As the title, I'm looking for the above boat,not fussed whether it's red, green or burgundy but must be in very good condition.
Hard Cash Awaiting!
cheers
Steve
Hard Cash Awaiting!
cheers
Steve
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I didn't think that you'd be able to be without a Canadian canoe for long Steve. Hope you find one soon.
Cheers, Michael.
Cheers, Michael.
Hello Michael! nice to hear from you
I actually thought the sit on top would be ideal, but the fact that you almost always have to wear a drysuit to use the damn things in this country, makes it very impractical.
mind you, I could have put up with that issue but not the movement restriction when sitting in it! That was the real killer for me. In a Canadian, I can move about as much as I like, even stand up if I feel the need.
The best the sit on top offered, was slipping over the side for a bit of a float!
I'll miss the easy speed of the sot mind you, it was amazingly quick (as well as very safe and stable) and to be honest, any fool could paddle a sot or kayak quite well, in a fairly short time ( I did
) Whereas; as we know, it takes a good while longer to get the hang of a Canadian canoe and single paddle! ( again; it did me anyway!
)
anyway, we really should try and get together for a paddle this year, once I've got a boat that is.
best wishes
Steve
I actually thought the sit on top would be ideal, but the fact that you almost always have to wear a drysuit to use the damn things in this country, makes it very impractical.
mind you, I could have put up with that issue but not the movement restriction when sitting in it! That was the real killer for me. In a Canadian, I can move about as much as I like, even stand up if I feel the need.
The best the sit on top offered, was slipping over the side for a bit of a float!
I'll miss the easy speed of the sot mind you, it was amazingly quick (as well as very safe and stable) and to be honest, any fool could paddle a sot or kayak quite well, in a fairly short time ( I did
) Whereas; as we know, it takes a good while longer to get the hang of a Canadian canoe and single paddle! ( again; it did me anyway!)anyway, we really should try and get together for a paddle this year, once I've got a boat that is.
best wishes
Steve
