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On Aug 7, 2:42 pm, "John Weiss" wrote:
"Jeff Potter (of OutYourBackdoor.com)" wrote... PS: Again, this is perhaps really a discussion about the two main different ways of seakayaking. Curveboat or straightboat. Or, what are the official names? Greenland style versus, uh, Euro? ...Glider vs. Pintail... Can't get more different! [ ] Again, without knowing the actual speeds attainable in each kayak, it's impossible to suggest an "in the middle" boat. I'm not looking so much for model suggestions as attempting to provoke a discussion about these seemingly divergent touring styles. I was also trying to figure out what boat to use on this upcoming trip. I'm going Pintail. --JP |
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