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and if you train in a slasher, you're probably really going to fly when you get in a lighter boat

I'm 200 lbs and I'm paddling one, Had to raise the seat a little but it's pretty comfortable. Yeah, it's heavy for it's size, but it's pretty indestructable and it's size is not big so total weight isn't a killer like a cascade that gets close to 50lbs. Yeah, it's tippy, but if you got a good roll, ...

Best straps I ever had were 2 weight belts from the scuba dive shop (with no weights on them). They are quite wide so you need wide slots/brackets but that does make them very comfortable without any pads or anything on them. The buckles are just big simple lever type flaps that lock when pushed dow...

What I'm looking for is the 70's vintage hahn with the convex deck and the grooves around the edge, higher volume than the flat decked sweet-hahn, email MKBDVM44@AOL.COM, thanks
Marc

I posted the thing about looking for an old Hahn, but my email is not MKBDVM@AOL.COM, it's MKBDVM44@AOL.COM

Bought it last year from his friend, Henri DeMarne. It hung in Henri's garage for maybe 20 years, maybe 30 years, he used it maybe twice. It's like new! I had one like it in 1977 that I paddled everywhere, Yough, Cheat, Chatooga, solo in the center hole, made a big spray skirt, even used to roll it ...

I don't have a lotta money and I'm looking for ..... a Hahn, anybody have on old one they want to get rid of, hopefully doesn't leak, and the glass hasn't gone bad? I'm in Syracuse, NY and can be emailed at MKBDVM@AOL.COM. Paddled one in the 70's, was very comfortable