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I have the opportunity to get a Pakboat 150T at a pretty good price. This
boat would fit my need for something that I can transport with my RV. I have had a traditional Royalex canoe in the past. My question is - how comfortable is this boat to paddle solo? I typically paddled from a kneeling position, but the crossbars seem like they are going to make that very uncomfortable, even with some pads. Thanks Martin |
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On 31 heinä, 02:56, "Martin" wrote:
I have the opportunity to get a Pakboat 150T at a pretty good price. This boat would fit my need for something that I can transport with my RV. I have had a traditional Royalex canoe in the past. My question is - how comfortable is this boat to paddle solo? I typically paddled from a kneeling position, but the crossbars seem like they are going to make that very uncomfortable, even with some pads. Thanks Martin Martin, my Pakboat is the regular 150, and my solution was to use a rib-to-rib pad, 3 cm in thickness. Underneath I glued a 1.7 mm plywood (not the marine type but the aviation type) which curves nicely across the bottom and between inwales. I recommend urethane glue which stays flexible (Sikaflex or the like). My pad is made of semi-hard polyurethane which adds some buoyancy and doubles as a good insulation from the cold water. regards, Timo |
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