I co-designed the Meltdown with Jason Buxton while working at Valley, unfortunately not enough boats were built at the time to build up an accurate paddler weight / chop chart as for Jim's designs, so chopping was a bit of a guess.
If you having problem with the volume your going to have to go for ...
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- Tue May 29, 2007 5:40 pm
- Forum: CBoat C Forum
- Topic: Meltdown Re-chop
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- Thu Feb 15, 2007 7:04 pm
- Forum: CBoat C Forum
- Topic: what if...
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Hi Adam, looks like you've been having some fun!
As co-designer of the meltdown I'm into concave decks, I think it works well for the loading principal, it worked well on the shred & maestro designs of Jim and I think it looks cool. Obviously don't get too carried away as it will reduce the 'slice ...
As co-designer of the meltdown I'm into concave decks, I think it works well for the loading principal, it worked well on the shred & maestro designs of Jim and I think it looks cool. Obviously don't get too carried away as it will reduce the 'slice ...
- Tue Jul 18, 2006 8:56 am
- Forum: CBoat C Forum
- Topic: C1 squirting
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C1 squirting
Having met up with NZMatt at the Swiss Armada, I saw his master cut Acrobat which has rekindled my interest in C1 squirting.
A few years back I bought an Acrobat which, as I now understand was a full cut. At the time I was a bit dissapointed as I couldn't do what I wanted, and it was way too big ...
A few years back I bought an Acrobat which, as I now understand was a full cut. At the time I was a bit dissapointed as I couldn't do what I wanted, and it was way too big ...
- Fri Apr 14, 2006 9:57 am
- Forum: CBoat C Forum
- Topic: C-boat Armada: Switzerland!
- Replies: 35
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