C-Forum

Bulk in the front of a PFD can make it hard to roll both kayaks and canoes, especially for those of us with extra bulk to start with. Galasport (Sandiline) makes some low profile PFD's. A C boating friend got one and its made a big difference in his rolling ability.

Excellent condition 56 inches $175. Located in Georgia. Email leahy2@bellsouth.net for pics. This site says the file is too big.

I've got a Mohawk Probe 14 with a triple saddle in Ga. The boat is in very good condition with good airbags too.

I've got an Outrage for sale. Located near Augusta, Ga and paddle the Chattooga fairly frequently. email leahy2@bellsouth.net

Very good condition, always stored indoors, good air bags. Located in Evans, Ga. $995 email leahy2@bellsouth.net for pics since this site didn't accept them.

I have a very nice Probe 14 with a triple saddle for sale. $1000

There may be some info on the GDI facebook page. There is a bunch staying at the Cherohala Mountain Trails Campground. Other than that, the forecast in nice for Saturday so there will be people on anything that's running.

Too bad you're in the wrong Augusta . I could have helped if you were in Augusta Ga. Unless you have a heated work space it may still be a bit early for that job.

Have you considered a C-boat? You're small enough to fit in one with reasonable comfort and it would be easier to handle on and off the water.

I like it.

A solo trip is a different experience and one that I enjoy occasionally. Its easier to focus on the river and your own paddling and the solitudde can be nice for a change. I would not choose to paddle a river at the top of my ability alone, but I don't think that solo paddling a run well within ones...

I rig my outfitting so that when pushing hard on on the toe pegs I'm locked in tight. When relaxed there's a little slack.

I paddled the Mamba 8.5 as a kayak and agree with the above poster about the odd volume distribution, though I generally liked it and didn't really have a problem getting stern squirted. I have a friend who has converted just about every likely kayak into a C1 and he has done the Mamba and Nomad. He...

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I use marine polyurethane now. It dries faster than the spar varnish so you can get multiple coats on quicker. I haven't had a problem with blisters either.