C-1 Playboats
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C-1 Playboats
I'm just curious what people out there are paddling for C-1 playboats and what they think about what they are paddling. Also what people are using for C-1 river run/playboats as well.
LL SESSION!!!!
Use as River runner and playboat. Just recently found out I gained a lot of weight in the off season. Maybe shopping around pretty soon. Will probably stick with Liquid logic (I'm in love).
"The mark of a successful man is one that has sat at his favorite playspot all day without feeling guilty about it."
-Modified Chinese Proverb
-Modified Chinese Proverb
Me...
I paddle a Wheel Boy and a XXX for play - I like each but for different reasons. As for river running I use the Wheel Boy more but thinking about a true river runner for bigger runs. I paddled a Big Boy and REALLY like that boat in bigger stuff.
As for really big pushy water I have a Cascade but I'm looking to change there. It's a good boat but I've been spoiled with the responsiveness of the smaller boats.
Plus there is an Acrobat in the mix which stand on its own.
PS: I'm looking for more feed back on the Jefe and others as well as an update as to possible delivery time for a Fat Boy.
My $.01
As for really big pushy water I have a Cascade but I'm looking to change there. It's a good boat but I've been spoiled with the responsiveness of the smaller boats.
Plus there is an Acrobat in the mix which stand on its own.
PS: I'm looking for more feed back on the Jefe and others as well as an update as to possible delivery time for a Fat Boy.
My $.01
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Big EZ: This is my primary playboat. It's great on steep waves, but it's slow. It has almost enough volume in the bow to stay on the surface when I goof up my angle. I won't paddle it on anything harder than the Ocoee
Forplay: Good for when the wave is not as steep. It doesn't carve like the Big EZ, but it spins better & carries a little more speed. At 190lbs. I have to watch the bow on this boat. Suprisingly good enders for such little volume.
full cut Viper: This is my big water boat. I also like it when it's real cold & I want to keep my head dry. Great speed & manueverability, plus I can stern squirt it on flat-water. It punches holes & will surf most waves. On the Lower Gauley PAC told me about a "big hole" I just punched it with no problem. Afterwards PAC says "I was WARNING you about the hole" I was in my Viper, so it was not a problem
master cut Acrobat: For when the water is high & washes out the rapid. Great boat on an eddyline, but you don't really need an eddyline to play with a master cut Acro
1/2" cut Acrobat: Fun on an eddyline & more stable than the master cut. Nice downriver boat but it likes bow stalls
Forplay: Good for when the wave is not as steep. It doesn't carve like the Big EZ, but it spins better & carries a little more speed. At 190lbs. I have to watch the bow on this boat. Suprisingly good enders for such little volume.
full cut Viper: This is my big water boat. I also like it when it's real cold & I want to keep my head dry. Great speed & manueverability, plus I can stern squirt it on flat-water. It punches holes & will surf most waves. On the Lower Gauley PAC told me about a "big hole" I just punched it with no problem. Afterwards PAC says "I was WARNING you about the hole" I was in my Viper, so it was not a problem
master cut Acrobat: For when the water is high & washes out the rapid. Great boat on an eddyline, but you don't really need an eddyline to play with a master cut Acro
1/2" cut Acrobat: Fun on an eddyline & more stable than the master cut. Nice downriver boat but it likes bow stalls
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So far my Wavesport Z has be a great river runner and even filled in as a creek boat(at 150 lbs. I can't really sink it much at all)
I paddle a Switch for play as well as a wheelboy.I'm lookin to get the wheelboy on the Nolichucky this weekend and get in some surfin.
I've got the mystery Corn boat for flat water play and eddy lines.
And my Zephyr is my creekboat and more.
Shawn
I paddle a Switch for play as well as a wheelboy.I'm lookin to get the wheelboy on the Nolichucky this weekend and get in some surfin.
I've got the mystery Corn boat for flat water play and eddy lines.
And my Zephyr is my creekboat and more.
Shawn
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Fatboy-
Still no release date
Rest assured I'll be getting a few when they're ready-
Rest assured I'll be getting a few when they're ready-
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