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... a flat surface and the loose saddle in it. Mark the center point of the boat on both gunwales. Kneel on your loose saddle and move it so that the bone you feel that is at the side of your hip joint is 4 1/2" behind center. Your belt buckle will be right about on center or maybe an inch or so in ...

... (Creeker) and myself went down the Green Race to cheer on the 7 OC1 competitors, and then hit Tallulah, Section IV Chattooga, Yellow Creek and T-Bone on the Middle Culaseja. The video is the first in what I hope will be many episodes of Cross Strokin'. http://vimeo.com/54147864 Included in this ...

Not boating related, about 15 years or so ago I put a major crack in the talus bone in my ankle, now I can't even remember which one it was, so it healed nicely. Not boating related, about 5 months ago I broke my wrist (broke the end off the radius bone), with ...

I used some tear aid on a few drybags that someone else was going to throw away... 5 years ago. Bone dry ever since. Can't speak to it's effectiveness on breathable fabrics, tho. Good luck!

just my 2 cents here, sale it an buy a kokatat GTX drysuit!!
Up here I use mine every paddling day and after 2 seasons, it is still dry as bone!!
cheers
David

... CREEKER WROTE: 1. do your back a favor cut plugs out of your saddle. Locate exactly were your butt bones press into the saddle. Granted foam is soft but not soft enough in a critical hit. Pull plugs out about 1" under the top foam of the saddle. Your ...

... boulder gardens, and gr 3+ rapids. I weigh 200 and trip gear was 40 lbs. Loved the Caption as a solo. It was slow to accelerate but glided well. Bone dry, all the time; just cruised thru pourovers and haystacks. Lots of fun, giving the choice of upping your game. Super stable, more the weight ...

I ordered the boat in a few years ago from Quachita Outdoor Outfitters without the seat and no drilled holes. The boat came with the plastic back bone and the front and rear foam pillars. I set the boat up with a few main goals in mind. I wanted to keep the LL style with a super comfortable seat, ...

... (grade III - IV) run. A bit personalities and area dependant. I won't be at the Drome, nor at the Armada because I've badly broken my collar bone in November while paddling. I'm paddling again on flatwater, but I can only start whitewater paddling in June :(. Otherwise I'd probably be paddling ...

... surprised that I have held my full height, but guys who used to be the same height have lost a couple of inches. Weight bearing decreases spinal bone loss. For heavier boats, I have tried balancing the minicell saddle on the extension bar of my old Kelty pack frame. Transfers weight to the hips ...

So the 94905 is the 'dog bone' pattern? Cool. Davey, as always, you'll get a call when it warms up & I can start my next project.

... on your femur length and how far your belly sticks out. If you want the boat trimmed neutrally if you feel at the side of your hip joint the bone that is closest to the skin will wind up about 4 1/2 inches aft of center for a symmetrical hull. If you have a pedestal with a fairly vertical ...

Let my collar bone heal ... . Get back into a canoe Get back up to my old paddling level get myself a more forgiving canoe instead of the prelude. work on my paddling skills: - keeping momentum - improving my forward stroke - develop ...

Don't you complain. I'll have 0 paddling days the coming 3 to 4 months, even though it's paddling season over here. Badly broken collar bone.

I probably won't make it due to the broken collar bone - badly broken -

It's still a long time before the armada, but I'm not putting mu hopes up too much.