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Since I revised the strap anchor point I still could not stay put beyond the first roll attempt. I've only had the boat on challenging water twice since I made the strap modifications. In August I did the LY loop and rolled in the last rapid above Railroad and it was successful but I was almost ...

... under poles - for comparison my C1 times over the same course were 119.9+6 and 120.8 + 2, I was especially annoyed since I had managed it clean twice in free practice, and that single touch on my second run was downstream gate 1 - how could I possibly have clipped it? (I did, hard with my t-grip ...

... a pretty good chunk of a used boat). My only problem with it is minor; the plastic t-grip is a bit disappointing and weird. I got mine used (only twice on flatwater and $70 off retail).

... and all the hot spots for hiking, etc we had to our selves. It was a great 60th B-day present to myself!!! Love the Lower Salmon, we've done it twice (with raft support) once at @3500 cfs, 2nd time @ 7500 cfs - we'll be back C PS So what do we do when "our" Dimensions die and pass on to the ...

... I just glue in a bulkhead? Pros and cons? What about placement of the anchor points? Is is just a matter of eyeballing or do I need to measure twice? How about painting a composite hull? It currently has a sweet (but faded) brownish gold sparkle going on that I would like to revive. Thanks ...

... I guess you want to know where I got a new royalex boat. A friend decided to get out of boating and sold me his Paradigm that he had used twice, on class 2. He gave me a good price, too. Life is sweet.

... Has a pump but needs switch and battery system. I had back surgery and have to quit paddeling. It has been stored indoors and not been paddled but twice in two years. It is 2011 model but in great shape. I live in Alabama near Birmingham. asking 800.00 give me a call 256-596-1495 Wayne Walker

MagicMike, I own 5 Preludes, 4 of which have cracked and 2 of those with just a few trips on the hull. The uncracked 5th has only been on the river twice. I'd say I've been doing my best to support Esquif. I love the boat, but that represents a $6000 investment (one boat was warranty). Wouldn't ...

... (which are laid out flat to the bottom of the boat) that I don't need any toe blocks or anything, trouble I have is finding the comfortable spot twice! I have experimented with small blocks of foam under my ankles to ease the strain of bearing part of my weight onto my feet but they caused new ...

My wife and I have 5 Preludes, 4 of which have cracked in the last 6 months and two of which have cracked twice now in that time period. Only one of the cracks was legitimate in my mind--a bad eddy move in which I ended up sitting on a very sharp rock. As a result, my confidence ...

... had other recent issues with the boat. My wife and I have 5 Preludes, 4 of which have cracked in the last 6 months and two of which have cracked twice now in that time period. Only one of the cracks was legitimate in my mind--a bad eddy move in which I ended up sitting on a very sharp rock. As ...

... to be wider than is typical. We tried XS NRS Women's HydroSkin Gloves. They were really tight on the main part of her hand, but the fingers were twice as long as her actual fingers. We've had NRS Y-S in the past and they have gotten too small, but the Y-L large look like they will be too long. ...

... saw was a guy or two paddling Dagger Genesis canoes. I've done the Middle Fork Salmon and Main as a combo now three times and posted videos. Twice I paddled it in my Genesis. One of the two times, another paddler was paddling his Genesis as well. Mine is teal. His is red. Great canoes for ...

For a properly shaped blade smooth on both sides you will need about twice as much 'composite' for the mould as for a blade, it really isn't very economical for manufacturing a single blade. If you want something really rough and completely flat, you could ...

... and back, however this isn't necessary in a royalex hull - contact cement will hold it down on its own. . . True, but FWIW, and IMHO, I'd think twice about cementing the saddle onto the hull. It's so nice to be able to pop the saddle out when you wish to tweak the outfitting, adjust the seat ...