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I think everything has been said about the durability, the only thing I'd add is if you wear shorts during the summer you may find your lower legs itching from contact with the hull (well the scratches I assume). I'm 240 or there abouts and the Z floats me fine, better than my Ocoee thats for sure. ...

Great stuff, the line about the moustaches is a classic

Its only a matter of time till I forget to fully close the ankle to ankle zip on my peak creek suit, hopefully it'll just be the one damp foot rather than a proper soaking, Brrrrrrr

If I get a chance this afternoon I'll head up to the storage to grab some numbers for you, I believe my Daggers running stock measurements and is still straight

If it doesn't work, I'll spend the money on getting my old non breathable dry suit from my dinghy racing days resealed. That'd be my choice, I put off buying a drysuit for years, but last winter was a pleasure unlike all that went before, now being in a canoe rather than a kayak makes it even more ...

All the above and make sure theres enough padding under your knees.

Thanks Rick, I've paddled the 4-twenty as a kaak and I know the cockpits pretty big, thought that being a bit wider the wheelboy would have a wider cockpit, maybe not.

Hi all, thought I'd bump this thread rather than start a new one. I have my eye on a wheelboy and a factory converted Pyranha 4-20, the 4-20 is very local so I can at least see if I can squeeze into it, the Wheelboy less so. The question being, at 105kg (and slowly decreasing) will the wheelboy be, ...

Had the Peak creek suit for a few weeks now and its been great, nice not to have that big zip across my shoulders under the pfd. Not really noticed the zip in the boat, canoe or kayak, and no leaks, so yes it does work, how long it lasts is the question but I have not heard of any failures this side...

Would be nice to come along, but no chance for the next few months what with a new baby, next year for sure.

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nice Tommy... you missed the the top drops and tunnel...just need to go back to get it. How was the water quality.. the sewage pipes are supposed to fixed, limiting the corn eyed brown trout. Looks like the mine run off still needs controlled.. it awlays been bad. You could tell where the one Stone...

There is no perfect fit with the bulkhead - the best you can do is find the comprimise fit somwhere between shorts and drysuit with fleece liner, and I'm never completely satisfied with this comprimise. I also like to loosen outfitting for comfort accross flats. This is my problem with the bulkhead...

Maybe because the perfect boat does not exist? Whatever boat you buy, there will be something that you'd like a little different, little more length for speed, more flair at the bow/more depth for a drier time, maybe a harder edge for the eddies, something a bit easier to roll and on and on it goes....

As a thick-legged guy, I hate other people's bulkheads. Prevented me from a decent demo of Preludes or L'Edges. Pat. The long legged will be fine, but my big thighs are a nightmare with the bulkhead in my prelude (and the clubs fly), I'm still fiddling with the blasted thing after a month (numb fee...