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![]() "Allan Bennett" wrote in message ... In article , Charlie wrote: But why make yourself cold and wet when you can be warm and dry? But I don't get cold because I wear the right kit for the conditions! That's why paddling on cold days in the /right/ kit is so enjoyable. Seems bloody stupid to me! I love my dry cag, wouldn't want to learn to roll without it. I also get cold after 30mins on the sea even with dry cag and fleece, so I dunno where you're paddling! Therein lies the problem with all the recommendations for kit for a beginner! None of you have stated that you are recommending stuff for specialist and possibly extreme forms of canoeing - to a beginner!. Most of the kit you advocate is unnecessary and expensive. It is also restrictive and limits the enjoyment of paddling, IMO. In your opinion - fine. But the list is in order of preference for a beginner. The kit is not restrictive, it is not unnecessary and it need not be expensive. Can't see how keeping drier and warmer detracts from the enjoyment of the activity. Ewan Scott |
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