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how to fix dent in royalex / royalite canoe by groundtwelve
...uld not affect it's sea worthyness. How will the 'dent' effect it's tracking on flat water? Is there a way to repair or bang out the dent? any info would be greatly app...
Need help with kayak dock by A thought
...t know if it went all the way through to the inside leg. At the bottom of the bracket there was a small flat platform (maybe 18-24" wide by 4 or 5ft long). Couldn't see what the underwater p...
WTB all-purpose kayak - suggestions anyone? by masterstroy
...th a narrow tapered bow and stern, and does not require a skeg, unlike the R5, for straight tracking on flat water. Hope this helps....
Anybody paddle in the winter with water proof padded trouser... by Jules
...Drysuit or Drypants/Drytop designed for Kayaking if you are planning on paddling in cold water (Even in Flat or slow water) You could get away wearing them if you were neopreme farmer johns under the...
Coleman Canoes by StevieG
...ance). The material they are made of is not particularly durable. If you just want to go out on flat water close to shore in good weather and you can park where you put in and take out they wi...
Repair of Walden Vista kayak by David Gardner
...b hanging down about an inch or so. There was no hole created. I was able to remelt the blob with a flat iron to smooth out the bottom but now I am concerned about the strength of the area. Is th...
Paddling Peace River and Slave River by Taipei
...dle wheels use to) or portage around them. I would think about the portage option. Basically its a flat water river with endless camping spots. Stay away from old/out of season indian fishing sit...
Canoe vs Kayak by Lil`SciWizGirl
...'ve heard many people bring along a collapsible kayak paddle with this model for long stretches of flatwater. I have never tried it, as I exclusively run rivers - but even rivers can have long fl...
Kayak vs. Canoe by howard2
...e to the theory behind a ruder on a touring kayak. This makes it quite annoying to paddle a ww kayak on flat water as you are basically correcting with every stoke. Second, ww kayaks definitely hold l...
Looking for a kayak, any suggestions? Perception Tribute 10?12? Dagger Blackwater 10.5? by Remix XP-9
The crossover Remix XP is a great boat.It seems to be working fine on flat water .The reviews say its good in some white water too I will try that out soon. They are very stable boats to be inand the...
Springtime Canoeing by Jim Davis
The ice goes out on the 'flat' sections of the Ottawa in mid April along the Pembroke / Deep River stretch. The ice is USUALLY largely gone from the lakes in Algonquin Park by May 1, but mid...
Recommendation for Lightweight WW Canoe by Sakrotevdf
I have used both the Swift whitewater and flatwater asymmetrical boats in a wide variety of paddling conditions. The main reason to have an asymmetrical hull is so that the bow of the boat Turns easil...
Canoeing club at Northern Virginia???? by gnisans
...g secondary stability--you can heel it easily (tilt it on its side) and paddle away. It tracks well for flat water and is easily maneuverable for class 1-2 rapids, which is as far as I have gotten in ...
Newbie (Tasman Express) by fimbulvetr
...d in Moreten Bay (Brisbane) so far, and have had no problems. So far it has handled all conditions from flat to short sharp chop. I am looking forward to getting into some rough stuff. Other paddlers ...
Pelican Apex II by Razbyshaka
I'm looking at buying a sit-on-top kayak that could be used for recreational uses (flat water rivers plus occasional runs down the Guadalupe around Austin / New Braunfels in Texas) and for offsho...
Do You Think Of Kayaking As An Unsafe Sport? by Jimmy James
Depends on the kind of paddling you do. Here in BC waters, the weather plays an integral role in how safe your day will be; as does the temperature of the water. While a paddle day may start with wa...
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