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... over to OC1 i was a pro mountain biker and non frequent rec boater and due to a injury i'm now a full time oc guy i recently bought a ROBSON CUFLY (i know not excatly a perfect beginner boat) and was wondering about some help i live in theCincy,Ohio area and was wondering if any other OC ...

... 4 of mine broke completely through, others have experienced the same problem, easily fixed though. I still have the occasional problem rolling the CUFly, I am 210 lbs and often roll up right into a bowstall and over I go again. Chris Mack

... it. Search the forum, I am sure you'll find some reviews. Think seriously about whether you might want a C1 in the future, as I don't think the Cufly would be all that easy to resell. Short and wet, probably not a good river runner. I don't like to diss any canoe, but this one is trying too ...

... manufacturer step up and really support and promote C-boating. Robson (a small company) has been a big surprise of the c-boat's. The Fink and CUFly (daring designs?) alone speak volumes where as Watermark and Confluence have pulled away from due to low sales figures. Pyranha has given us two ...

... to play more and I am slowly moving into that kind of stuff some. :lol: When you speak to Bernie, ask him about his friend who paddles a SF and a CUFLY. THis is the one who was going to sell his SF for $400-500. It is already outfitted with thigh straps additional to the bulkhead. 8) Regards, ...

Bill,
I have been with some 230 plus who paddled a Spanish Fly. They sat pretty low in the boat by dishing out the console. THis same person also had a CUFLY. Since ther Skeeter is bigger, I would think it would work.
Chuck/Tennessee

Yes, $699 sounds pretty good but it would be a pretty scary creek boat. Imagine your transformer mated with a giant beer cooler and I think you have a CUFly. I only paddled a CUFly once, it was a blast, but really, really slow.

Hmmm....they were advertising new CUFly's in the for sale forum for $999.....given that there's not that many of them out there and that they're this year's boat, I'd say $699 is probably a fair price. Haven't seen any for sale used before, so hard to judge.

Matt

... like some people hate. I like longer kayaks (3m+) but I love short play C1s and OC1s. I paddle a superfly and all so a OC2 but if I could get a CUFly I would, it just looks so much fun. The new play OC also does not look like a canoe so some people can't under stand why I would want one when ...

Robson Finkenmeister and CUFly pages have (finally) been added in C1 Rec Boats and OC Rec Boats, respectively.

... you centered it, where you able to use the factory stiffening plate, bulkhead or straps, etc.?? It's gonna be hard to choose between this and the CUFly for park-n-play... but I'll manage..... Thanks!, Craig

... has a traditional canoe shape so rides over waves where all the other boats will dig in their ends. The best OC1 rotomolded playboat has to be the CUFly - there is just nothing else like it. If you can only get one boat, I would look for a Quake, Skeeter or Spanish Fly. The Aftershock is really ...

... saw on a rodeo and it worked for flat spins on the wave and someone told that it´s good for cartwheeling in holes Posted on Sep 23, 2002, 10:06 PM CUFly(Robson) by Craig Smerda Craig Smerda Eli paddled it in Europe and says it is wild in the hole...AKA 4 point cartwheels, spins, etc. Really slow, ...

... pic's/text next week. I am setting up three different boats for myself so there should be plenty to work with. I have a picture of the Robson CuFly on my homepage and links to Robsons website if you want to see the Finkmeister C1...can't tell you much other than it is the first new C1 design ...