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... lighter as well. It also seems to wear less, however there is also the fact that I run much harder and rockier run in my Prelude than I do in my Delirious. Prijon uses, together with Eskimo a unique manufacturing process (blowmoulding instead of rotomoulding), which apparently allows the use ...

All Acquabound paddles are available as break-apart paddles. The c1 paddles are 3-piece, they fit in the smallest playboats (small enough to fit in the slcey ends of a Delirious) and they are reasonably priced, mine was ~CAN$ 140.

martin

msims,

If I can go this year, I could haul your Nitro down there.

I coulding the following boats:

Prijon Delirious C1 conversion
Robson Finkenmeister C1
Pyranha Prelude OC1
Noah Canoah Amerika C2

martin

... if they fit a Werner shaft. Their break-apart paddles are a good deal, I bought a 3-piece break apart for Can$140.00. It fits easily into my Delirious. martin http://www.aquabound.com/

... pushing my limits. for more info, check out my posts in previous threads. As for rolling it, it is definitely harder to roll than for instance my Delirious. In the Deli, any sloppy rolling attempt will get me back up, while the FM requires definitely proper technique. I would say it's a bit harder ...

Sir Adam, If work does not interfere, I will be there. I can bring the following boats for people to try: Pyranha Prelude OC1 Prijon Delirious C1 Robson Finkenmeister C1 Noah Canoah America C2 David, I heard some rumours about Esquif working on a really sweet looking plastic OC1 creekboat, ...

... at the beginning of the first rapid, McKoys, and made it with room to spare. we got thumbs up for our line (just for the record, when I am in my Delirious C1 I usually dont make it over in time and drop into Phil's for the first sound thrashing of the day :o ). We flipped on the eddyline however ...

... Saturday night near the Red. I'm not sure where we'll be Friday night or Sunday night (possibly Bear Paw). I'll be paddling a red Shaman or my Delirious conversion. Maybe see you, MB

... preference speaking here, I just haven't paddled a short C1 , i.e. 7 ft or less, that I really liked. I am more into longer slicey boats like the Delirious or the Sith). It should be easy for you to throw it around in a hole or on a wave and it should be easy to do all kinds of flatwater moves ...

Hi-
I'm looking for a Salamander "Rodeo" Bag (or similar) for my Delirious (7'7").

-Kevin

... which is a slightly lower and shorter cut than the full size boat, as Gwyn's boat isI had a blast in this boat! It looks very similar to my Delirious C1, it has a similar length and width and also very slicey ends, but it paddles so much nicer! It does the same flaterwater moves, but in ...

A couple of delirious's for sale
and a delirium

make an offer

Fraz

My experience with the Delirious as C1 is that kayak skirts actually come off on the sides, as they are almost straight and since there is too much tension on them due to the higher paddling position as C1 and not at the ends. This leads ...

Okay, I finally have my Delirious conversion feeling pretty good and am having a blast with it, but I'm having some problems with rolling. I've been using a snapdragon kayak skirt and it's popped on me on my attempts to roll on the river, ...

The only boat where I use a suicide belt is my Delirious playboat, since otherwise I tend to get sucked out when looking for a sound thrashing in a hole :o ... I only use it when playingat a *safe* spot, on any stretches where I think the lap belt ...