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Posted: **Wed Jul 21, 2010 2:41 pm**

kaz wrote:Give me a zip code and I'll let you know.

JK

PM sent.

Posted: **Wed Jul 21, 2010 6:32 pm**

YRC shipping charges from Millbrook Boats in Richmond, NH to any business or YRC loading dock in Atlanta, GA is $125. This is based on a 9.5' long, 30" wide, 20" deep canoe that weighs 50 lbs. I also charge $35 for wrapping it in bubble wrap and cardboard.
This rate is valid for 30 days.
JKaz

Posted: **Wed Jul 21, 2010 7:41 pm**

"stuff" has finally been added to the initial post... enjoy!

Posted: **Wed Jul 21, 2010 7:52 pm**

Great job Craig! It sounds and looks awesome...can't wait to try one and if I had the cash, I'd be ordering one on faith

Posted: **Wed Jul 21, 2010 9:38 pm**

What the steepest thing somebody has had one on, and has Shiver paddled the final version?

Posted: **Thu Jul 22, 2010 12:23 am**

gumpy wrote:ok thats a little better. in thought i heard 2 grand somewhere. when will they be available kaz?

I have lots of faith!

$1653 plus $300 for the open version with ash gunnels is what I was billed. Add tax or shipping and you are over 2 grand.

I still can't wait to get it! I have always thought an open version of a boat like the spanish fly would be great.

Thank you Craig and Esquif

Posted: **Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:59 pm**

So do I have this right--it will cost $300 more to NOT have decks? Or is there a vinyl gunnel option that is more in line with the cost of the decked version?

Posted: **Thu Jul 22, 2010 8:10 pm**

that makes sense to me. looks like more work and materials to cut out the molded in decks and add nice wood gunwales.

Posted: **Mon Jul 26, 2010 1:10 pm**

http://www.esquif.com/2008/canot_en.php

Any idea when it will be added to the Esquif site?

Posted: **Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:22 pm**

Posted: **Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:09 pm**

Larry Horne wrote:that makes sense to me. looks like more work and materials to cut out the molded in decks and add nice wood gunwales.

But I could install wooden gunnels myself for waaaaaaay less than $300, I suppose it's an incentive to try it decked and then DIY if you want it open still.

Is craig secretly trying to convince openboaters to go decked by appealing to their one common quality, being skinflints.

Posted: **Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:01 pm**

Yehaww!

Picking my L'Edge up this weekend.

Posted: **Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:13 pm**

It made it to Esquif's lineup: http://www.esquif.com/2008/canot_en.php?id=33

You don't have to be able to write in English to make a canoe. I can't wait to see one on the river.

Posted: **Wed Aug 11, 2010 4:01 pm**

Initial feedback and reviews have been very positive thusfar...
http://www.cboats.net/cforum/viewtopic.php?t=7962725

I want to say that although I personally wasn't feeling the best last week it really warmed my heart to see so many people smiling and having fun while paddling the boat... after all this was why we started this whole project in the first place.

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Seeing lot's of those really made it worth all the time and effort.

Thanks!

Posted: **Thu Aug 12, 2010 12:44 am**

Excellent boat. I agree with all the reviews. To me it has the best of the Spanish FLy and Ocoee while being as stable as a Mohawk Probe, both primary and secondary stability. I didn't have to trim alot for my round thighs. I did trim the lateral side wall, and a little on the saddle for inner thighs. Trim work only took 5-10 minutes. Love the glide, momentum, ferries like an Ocoee.
The only difficulty is loading the boat on the car as a short female with the decked version. I may add a grab handle in front of the front thwart.
Thanks for making my dream boat. I am selling my Spanish Fly, Probe 11, and Aire Lynx. With the L'Edge I don't feel I need multiple boats, except to race. The SPark would be nice to add for racing

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The Esquif Lèdge

Just put down money for a decked one to arrive next weekend

Got mine today-decked