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Man, it's been a while since I've used this forum but this is probably the best way to reach the market. I have a 3rd gen., XL Pyranha Burn with bulkhead outfitting. The saddle is equipped with foot pegs just like a modern WW canoe. PM me, email me at jatakasawa@yahoo.com or give me a shout/text ...

Hey friends A few years ago, the Pyranha Burn was considered to be the premier hull for C-1 conversion (creeking and general river-running). The Karnali and the Remix were strong runners-up, along with the Bliss-Stick Mystic. Brands have come ...

... includes the original Pyranha float bags (no leaks), Attwood V1250 pump, battery pack (requires 12 - rechargeable 1.2 volt 2600mAh NiMh AA batteries) ... in the photos is made for a Pyranha Everest, but should work for a Burn. I'm happy to give the C1 insert to whoever buys the Fly.

i have a pyranha burn XL converted into a c1. it is comfy for a c boat. i have an old dagger cascade and a dagger redline converted to a c1. the burn is the most comfy. i am also a pretty big (fat) paddler: 6'1" 235lbs.
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Scott nice to C U getting back into the WW. I like Adam have migrated (mostly) to mostly OC1. That said - look for a creeker that is wider - Burn, etc. They will never be a slalom boat but they will be more comfortable. As for a green - pretty narrow and not real comfortable - at least the one ...

If you want snappy handling, then the Pyrhana Burn is the boat for you. They even make an XL size, which is pretty wide. This is not based on experience, just an opinion developed from reading people's posts, and seeing the boat in person. It is pretty edgy.

I'm about your size and had an Everest c1, which I've been told is a bigger burn. If I was still into c1 that'd be the boat. But then I error on the side of stability.

i have a XL burn and im pretty large. 6'1" and 230.
has anyone converted a Burn into a C1? wondering how it would paddle?
thanks,
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I have the following items up for sale. Pyranha Spanish Fly with bulkhead and airline seat belt thigh straps, ... 2 inch off-set). Would fit Jackson 4Fun, Fluid Flirt, Jackson Karma med., Pyranha Burn, Karnali (lg), H3, Shiva, Everest (tight fit), ZET Director, Toro and more. The ...

Ahhhaaaa there are so many! X, Z, Y Foreplay, XXX, Nomad, Redline, Burn... and the list goes on. I personally like the Zwo. It all depends on the boater and what is being paddled!
Only wish there were more C1 specific designs but we make do!

Excellent condition. On the water 6 times. Tricked out and ready to paddle. $475

Esquif prelude for sale or trade. Looking for a large burn or plastic canoe. Prelude has two welds and comes outfitted with a pump. Message for pics.

A little history, I am 190lbs, 5'9". I moved from an H3:255 to a Burn Large 2nd edition for the past 4 years. It has been a great boat. First off I can fit in it on a 7.5" saddle without my thighs digging in the combing. It was also nice and wide for knee ...

. . . Generally, I think the boat works well as a C1. . . Thanks, whistlepig. Don't sell yourself short -- I'd still love to hear your impressions, even lacking comparisons: edges grabby? carves on a wave? primary stability? secondary stability? tracks well? maneuverable? rollability? punches waves...

I have a Burn III that I converted using a Dagger console (Thanks Bailey). Generally, I think the boat works well as a C1 but can't compare to other Burn editions as I havent had an oppurtunity to paddle them. I'm afraid my pallette isnt ...