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... hole C2s.

The ends were pretty fragile, but if you trimmed a foot off each end, they made great river runners.

I was also a big fan of the Triumph C2 (Fritz and Lecky Haller) - it was a follow-on to the Argumax with enough volume to river run, but could still pivot.

Also a huge fan of pretty ...

... 80s the Paramax & ParamaxII were the dominant C-2s. By the 83' race season newer C-2s like the Torrent (followed by the TorrentXL in '84), the Triumph, and other designs were appearing.

Judging by the photo, that Seda model seems to be somewhere between true end-hole C-2s of the prior era and ...

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Adam:

Was scanning some entries in the C-2 listings and happened to notice an error in the "Triumph" entry. The Triumph followed the Paramax II and came out the same season as the original Torrent (NOT following the Torrent XL, as currently listed). I distinctly remember Dave Paton & Al Blanchard ...

... a hold on the shaft. I pulled it in, set up for the roll, and BOOM! I was back up again. I let out a big whoop and felt like pounding my chest in triumph. Some folks on the shore cheered--they had seen me go through Grumpy's without a paddle and didn't know I had grabbed it again, so they were ...