creek boat reviews
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Larry Horne
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wow, very well thought out jay. i dont know if i agree about slower boats, but hey, that's something that your biographer will latch onto some day. Anywho, hopefully ill see ya at the upper b. i now find myself running in somewhat of the same crowd as Joe S., maybe ill finally get to run a creek with some freakin c-1ers instead of more of the windmilling, stunted-growth goons . . . haha.
Alden
PS - I think the Blunt would be too slow for the Stikine . . .
Alden
PS - I think the Blunt would be too slow for the Stikine . . .
C-1 Creekers
I have the Diesel 75 and a M3 233 in Fayetteville, W.Va. if anyone is interested in trying them out.
I think Jay is right on target with his advise and reviews.
The newer designs really do make a difference and Jan mentioned that c-1 outfitting is often much lighter than the k-1 seat and bulkhead which in my opinion allows you to notch up the recommended weight range. When you creek in a c-1 that is too big for your size it is definitely harder to control. The best way to determine what will work for you is to demo.
I think Jay is right on target with his advise and reviews.
The newer designs really do make a difference and Jan mentioned that c-1 outfitting is often much lighter than the k-1 seat and bulkhead which in my opinion allows you to notch up the recommended weight range. When you creek in a c-1 that is too big for your size it is definitely harder to control. The best way to determine what will work for you is to demo.