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Dagger Quake For Sale $375. Located 5 minutes from Shoney's at ALF, Lenoir City, TN http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag62/DentonH/Quake_zps71f58e9f.jpg http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag62/DentonH/Quake3_zps4af40d84.jpg ...

. . . the Force is the easiest rolling OC1 since the old Dagger Quake . . . TGG! Thanks, Gonzo. Makes sense, as its design was based on a kayak hull. :o That said, I should be asking you how the Force compares to mutually-known C-1s. How would you compare/constrast ...

. . . the Force is the easiest rolling OC1 since the old Dagger Quake . . . TGG! Thanks, Gonzo. Makes sense, as its design was based on a kayak hull. :o That said, I should be asking you how the Force compares to mutually-known C-1s. How would you compare/constrast ...

Rick, once properly fitted the Force is the easiest rolling OC1 since the old Dagger Quake.

TGG!

... behaves exactly the way I expect it from a creeker. The boat boofs great, got good speed for it'e length, rolls just as easily as the old Dagger Quake. After a roll there are an estimated 6" of water in the boat, which could be reduced by adding more foam to the cockpit It's got excellent primary ...

Can travel in Southern Ontario. Open to suggestions. Detonator Phantom Quake Zephyr Viper, etc. Am open to suggestions

... sportier than the Probe 12 would be boats like the Probe or Viper 11, Raven or Outrage. If you want a more stable plastic boat you could try a Quake or Spanish Fly.

... i need to carry lots of stuff but im thinking of adding an oc1 to the quiver and was hoping to get input from yall...a craigslist ad for a dagger quake(which promptly sold) got me to wondering if it would be possible to outfit a short open boat as not only a solo downriver and playboat but a tandem ...

You also may be comparing apples to crab-apples. The Quake seems to be considered one of the toughest of the plastic OC-1s. Every Quake I've seen has been built like a rock, but I'm not sure why. The one I had would abrade but not leave any plastic ...

You also may be comparing apples to crab-apples. The Quake seems to be considered one of the toughest of the plastic OC-1s.

I have a Quake that I bought used a couple of years ago and have paddled it a bunch. The hull has rub marks on it from rocks like aged Royalex. I have a L'Edge that I have paddled 7 days now and it is all cut up and gashed just ...

Dagger Quake that didn't belong to me. It never met a hole all day that it didn't like. I wish I could find one to buy.

Plan to be there. Last time I brought three boats (Probe 12 II, Taureau, and my wife's Quake). Ended up paddling the Quake on all trips. Was trying to sell the Esquif boat and not sure what I would need. Consider your selection and broaden your horizons if you be borrowing!!! ...

... would be hellish. I wouldn't say hellish, exactly. While it definitely isn't a tripping boat, it is faster than you would expect. Faster than the Quake I had and my playboat C1, but clearly a little slower than an Option/L'Edge. Just as much fun as any of the long boats, though. Maybe even more, ...