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I agree with Adam on the Crossfire. Good starter K but bypass that sucker as a C1. A couple more reasons: At your size you'll be hardpressed to comfortable get in (and out of :o ) that boat, and based on its design you'll have some "learning" ...

For your weight I wouldn't recommend the Crossfire as C1. Kayak yes, but C1, no. If you're looking for river running and a little play I'd look for an old CBoat-there are a few Cascades for sale around 300 or so, if you look enough, and there's ...

I am currently paddling an OC-1 but want to get a boat(yak) and outfit it as a C-1. I am 6'5" 200lbs, I have an optunity to get a Dagger Crossfire (real cheap) to convert and want to know will this be a sutiable boat to convert for my size. I'm looking mainly for river running with a little ...

... about 5' 10", 145 lbs with relatively long legs. How are the following boats (I'm copying some from a swap site): Dagger rpm, redline, cascade, crossfire riot disco, 007, glide, slice Thanks, and please excuse by my beginner's ignorance Posted on Jul 1, 2001, 7:18 PM Cascade by Dennis Dagger ...

... the class 4-5 stuff. There was no one to learn from. I heard that Dave Miller had moved to Georgia. So...I gave in...last summer I bought a Dagger Crossfire and decided to let my trusty steed, my beautiful Blackwater, decorate my living room. Then, as fate would have it, in my moment of despair ...