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John Fereira wrote in message ...
I admit that I haven't paddled the new Impex version of the Outer Island but I've been paddling a cedar strip version I built for a couple of years. Yes, it has good initial stability for a 21" wide boat, but it also edges and turns quite well for a 17'10" long boat. Does this look like it's hard to edge? http://caddis.mannlib.cornell.edu/pa...nd/launch7.gif Well, no it certainly does not. On the other hand my experience with the fiberglass version was decidedly different. I want a boat, the stability of which allows me to place it on balance edge with J-leans alone. some of the boats are so stiff they may require upper body leans and strong bracing which is not for me. I want to lift my knee and get the boat over as far as I want. I can't do that with a lot of so called strongly stabile boats Thanks, Gene |
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