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Best solo approach with Old Town Discovery 133k?
That is definitely not a solo boat! It has a 40 inch width that will kill
you if you try to paddle from the center and a double bladed paddle will only make it worse. I think the "solo" option was designed for casual fishing/photography trips where you might want to be in the middle of a stable, BIG boat. I will say you can probably have a lot of fun with the oars. I tried a rowing rig on a canoe once and could not believe how fast the boat would move under oars. The problem? I couldn't see where I was going! "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi all: I'm seriously considering purchase of the subject canoe, for a mix of recreational solo and tandem use. Could someone advise me whether solo works best with... 1. Regular paddle 2. Long double-ended paddle 3. Oars in the oarlocks. Thanks! |
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