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interested in any trades? I have some really good snowboards and a fanatic and a cudamax I would trade with some cash from me for the river elf

... size. I am thinking something that would fit older 4m (90's style) slalom boats, late 80's squirt boats (and even before) ... for example: the 92 Fanatic, Dagger Zealot, Acrobat, etc. I once owned these boats years ago, but no longer do. If anyone is interested in a skirt for this style boat, ...

Snapdragon made me a couple of the old small cockpit cboat skirts for our Hydra Duet a few years ago - might
be the same size as your Fanatic rim - mine are not for sale. They’ll make whatever for you also if you send a tracing.

... would be great. I could make the waist smaller with some neoprene cement if I had to. I also would like to find a quality spray skirt for a Fanatic slalom C-1. My 25 year old skirt is starting to get quite worn. Any help would be appreciated. Jon Lugbill

I can tell you what I did . My first cut was on a beat Fanatic C1. I figured where I wanted to cut off each end, and just cut it off, all the way around. I then shaped some foam to the shape I wanted, and laid up cloth (fiberglass and kevlar) over that, ...

... not getting enough use and time to pass on. Millbrook Hornet is in excellent condition. The fastest cruising c1 I’ve ever paddled - as fast as my Fanatic. Would be a great c1 race boat like for the Gauley Animal or for cruising. $600 Valley Mill Magnet is worn but ok condition. A great all around ...

... for years that may be unattainable unless I decide to make a mold myself—which is to have a classic long slalom boat design (like the Zealot or Fanatic), except scaled up in every dimension to fit a 220lb paddler like the original boats fit 170lb paddlers. A couple points no one has mentioned ...

... but not fast. Great construction and a fun boat. One of few boats I bought new. 2. The Millbrook Hornet that I bought used is as fast as my old Fanatic, and fun to paddle - not super comfortable with the rounded hull but a really fun and fast boat. 3. My Valley Mill Magnet is pretty worn. Speed ...

... for years that may be unattainable unless I decide to make a mold myself—which is to have a classic long slalom boat design (like the Zealot or Fanatic), except scaled up in every dimension to fit a 220lb paddler like the original boats fit 170lb paddlers. (Like I said, it's probably a pipe ...

Hard to say definitively, but I'm guessing Extrabat due to the length of the bow spike (I think) - it was shortened compared to the original Batmax and SuperBat. The bow id also fairly narrow. Could also be something in the Fanatic line

Hi John,
Thanks so much! I asked Davey also. He originally thought Fanatic but then decided it looked more like an ExtraBat, which is totally in line with what you’re saying. At any rate, it’s a fun boat.
Best, Paul

My first thought was Fanatic or F2 - The chine would be a dead giveaway, but can't see that From that angle, it is very hard to tell, but the bow seems narrow for a Bat (Super or Extra) They are a lot of fun - these days, I would clip ...

Definitely one of the Bat/Fanatic series - looks like a very flat deck which leads me to say Superbat as opposed to Extrabat or Fanatic. More pics or some measurements are needed.

... in my experience with New Wave boats). It is a slalom boat; I'd guess Fanatic II, but could be a Fanatic or Stealth; hopefully someone who paddled all of them and has seen ...

... them out. So, first impressions after taking each out on a familiar I-II stretch of the Roanoke River near me. Outfitting in each needs some adjustment ... Hornet - blazingly fast - just as fast as my Fanatic on flatwater - I did back to back comparisons - the fastest cruising ...