I asked about a WS Big EZ not that long ago but now I'm going to ask about the Dagger CFS.....Big EZ just looked a little to small to trust.
Anyone paddled a CFS as a C1? Realistically I'd just be running Chattooga Sec4 type stuff, nothing crazy. I just want a boat I can trust and one that offers a little more play than my Prophet.
Also if you have converted one, you got any pointers??
Thanks,
-Paul
Another C1 conversion question.....
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I think it would be too tippy- BUT I think Galen might have converted one???
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I think the dagger cfs would be better for creeks, resurfacing, etc.
The big ez is a very general, all-rounder boat (if there is in fact such a craft anymore). Big ez would be better for play, some river running, etc.
I also think the big ez is wider, offers greater initial stability, and has slightly more c1 friendly cockpit.
Hopefully others can correct or support my comments.
The big ez is a very general, all-rounder boat (if there is in fact such a craft anymore). Big ez would be better for play, some river running, etc.
I also think the big ez is wider, offers greater initial stability, and has slightly more c1 friendly cockpit.
Hopefully others can correct or support my comments.
Brian
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