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I just traded mine toward a kayak. I had the Pack for several years.
Yes they are light and easy to carry. However they are very unstable. Last year I tried to rock mine to see how much lee-way I had before it would tip. None. Leaned to the right and over and into the water I went. ( I've also owned larger canoes over the years, so I do know how they handle) If you are tall, they are also very cramped. I'm 6 ft tall and it seemed like my knees were up to my ears while in that canoe. It might be fine for an occasional half hour paddle, but for anything longer, I don't think it's a very good canoe for the task. H Hornblower wrote in message . .. 12' royalex 33lb. solo canoe....I'm thinking of a purchase and would appreciate comments from those familiar with this or other short, light solo or double ender canoes. |
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