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Mike McCrea wrote:
(If you want to add more stability to the Pack you can always lower the seat another inch or so). Or simply kneel. Many a canoe accident started from the position of the seat.Nearly all of them are too high; lowering an inch or two is indeed a good first step. Get a foam pad or carpet layer's kneepads. Not only is the center of gravity lower when kneeling, but your ability to shift weight/position quickly in response to conditions is greatly improved. This will more than likely aid the canoe's tracking as well. Pete H -- Either everyone has rights or some have privileges. It's really that simple. Walt Kelly |
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