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rev greenbud wrote:http://asheville.craigslist.org/spo/4251426225.html
WHITESELL DESCENDER CANOE - $400 (ANDREWS SC)
I found this on Craigslist Asheville good luck.

Thanks for searching that Rev, however the Whirlwind is what I am seeking.

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WHITESELL DESCENDER CANOE - $400 (ANDREWS SC)
I found this on Craigslist Asheville good luck.

... them should help you down but it would be best if you could follow a fellow canoer who knows the routes well. I would also suggest you take your Descender for your first time. As we are rolling into the fall paddling season, I am guessing you plan on the springtime/early summer to get that run ...

... few... and laugh all you want, but at the time of their debut they were considered creek boats (remember so was the Dagger Cascade!) - Blackwater -Descender -Hornet -Magnet At least two of those are post - Cascade (Hornet, which was based on the Cascade) and Magnet), so plastic didn't replace composite ...

... paddled both the Whirlwind and Sequel, I would say each model is different from the other. The Whirlwind reminded me of a smaller version of the Descender. Even though the Sequel was made by Blue Hole, it's design and paddling characteristics reminded me more of the Mad River Rampage and Fantasy ...

... had a limited appeal after it hit the paddling market because it's smaller dimensions made for a wetter ride than Nolan's other boats (Piranha, Descender). Personally, I thought the design was good and liked it the few times I paddled it back in '98. I preferred it over the Probe models. Have ...

... had a limited appeal after it hit the paddling market because it's smaller dimensions made for a wetter ride than Nolan's other boats (Piranha, Descender). Personally, I thought the design was good and liked it the few times I paddled it back in '98. I preferred it over the Probe models. Have ...

Hello, Curious about the whitesell whirlwind. Used to have a pyrahna and a descender and loved them except that they were so long. How is the whirlwind. Anybody got one to sell? Thanks, Sandra Still looking for a probe 11 or 12 just checking out others as well ...

... school boats that work well for expeditions... high volume) -Amoeba (newer design I'm quite fond of... it's surprised my by it's versatility) -Descender (a bit long for my tastes, but Peter Zurfleigh fells it was the best of his designs... the others being the Aerobat, Acrobat, and Edge (all ...

... might show up on occasion that seemed to suit big guys include the Dagger Caper, Dagger (now Mad River) Caption, Whitesell Piranha (and maybe the Descender), Mohawk Probe 14, Bell Prodigy X, or maybe even a Blue Hole Sunburst II.

That sounds really great-- any comments on recommended paddler weight? I'm 6'1"/ 190 and am really enjoying paddling both a Whitesell Descender and a 2010 outrage-- lots of class III this summer. Rolling both sides on both boats, and having a ball. With the two round bottom boats I'd like ...

Wanted: Mohawk XL 13 or Old Town H2Pro or Whitesell Descender/Piranha or Probe 14 For Sale or Trade Mohawk Probe 12 - TRADED-NO LONGER AVAILABLE Very lightly used, been on WW half a dozen times....Green...Mohawk Outfitting - Saddle/pegs/thigh strap/lacing/d-rings ...

Nolan uses Royalex for his boats, some of them are the r-light version (lighter weight). If the boat is 13 (something) feet, it is a Descender. If it is 14 (something) feet, it is a Piranha. The dent should come out with gentle and gradual heating with a heat gun/hair dryer. Avoid a propane ...

I second the guy who said look for a Whirlwind. It is one of may all-time favorite boats.

Thanks for the heads up on the Descender Bob.

Update: Seller actually has 2 Descenders, but according to email I received from seller, deals for both of them are going down either tonight or tomorrow.

I give up; it's not that important to me anymore.

Blackhawk.