Paddle Prattle

A Public Forum For Paddle Related Discussion

Provided by The Monocacy Canoe Club

The message board is provided by the Monocacy Canoe Club (MCC) as a service to the paddling community. It is offered as an open communications forum. Some posts may offer useful information, others are best ignored, and others may fall somewhere in between. Most posts are personal opinions -- don't rely on them as "fact". Please visit the Paddle Prattle Policy FAQ link below for more information about this message board.

[MCC MAIN PAGE]..[MCC Cruise Schedule]..[PADDLE PRATTLE POLICY FAQ]..[EMAIL to ADMIN]

Paddle Prattle

Post a reply || Back to Paddle Prattle

some info on the boat

Delete this post Submitted by Chris on 02/Sep/2010 in reply to Re: F.S.dagger crossfire and gear posted by Zack on 02/Sep/2010
70.179.122.62

Message:

http://playak.com/article.php?sid=1742

Length: 10'11"
Weight: 40lbs
Volume: 66 gallons
Weight Range: 90-190lbs


So, theoretically you'd fit it fairly well...you certainly wouldn't have foot room issues...but, I'm not sure its the best boat for a beginner. On one hand, its pretty cheap, and if you learn well in it, moving to a modern boat will seem like taking a huge leap forward. On the other hand, its an OLD design (20 years old), and you can buy more modern designs for not much more.

Hopefully others who have paddled the boat can weight in with more info

Replies to this post

    No replies yet

Reply to this post

Name:

E-mail (optional):

Subject:


Message:

Insert styled text: Bold | Italic | Underlined
Disable styled text

Insert smileys (Opens a new window)
Disable smileys

Powered by Free PHP message board 1.3 from PHPJunkYard - Free PHP scripts