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Definitely the Palm Suits:

Palm Element Ripoff
Palm Element Original

Palm Stikine Ripoff
Palm Stikine Original

The listing for the "Element" shows the relief zip, has booties, and claims to be breathable. Looking now at the listing for the "Stikine", I can see the flap that hides the ...

"Unique patent pending design with easy entry and easy pee fully waterproof leg entry zip system. "

"By the way, you catch a good time, if you buy it, you will receive the product more than the price , because in November we have replaced a new fabric, this fabric's performance is the same as gore ...

The price is nice but it's lacking some features I like:

- Breathable Fabric
- Relief Zipper
- Booties

I had a cheap sailing drysuit (Gul) for a while. It was ok. It kept me warm and allowed me to paddle all winter. Then I got the Kokatat GMER and realized how crappy my sailing drysuit was. My ...

I can't wear them because of my webbed toes.

marclamenace wrote:More fun and challenge on class 3-4 runs instead of pushing yourself constantly towards more heavy-duty stuff.

Of course that plan backfired. Now I'm paddling harder and harder stuff with the C1 thinking how much easier the runs would be if I just stuck with the K1.

8 years ago, I switched to C1 after 12 seasons of kayaking. I had recently started a "real job" and was looking for a way to challenge myself on familiar runs as an alternative to kayaking progressively more difficult rivers.

I was quickly paddling class III and IV whitewater in the C1 but I ...

An endurance mountain/road biker friend of mine was telling me about compression leggings available from companies like Body Science Compression .

He wears these items to help with muscle recovery and circulation among other things. He told me that he wears his compression leggings on airplanes to ...

Looks like I'm at 25. Good variety too.

C-1:
2x Dragorossi Fish
2x Riot Disco
Necky Jive
Perception Corsica
2x Perception Slasher

K-1:
Dagger Green Boat
Prijon Wildwater
Perception Wavehopper
Liquidlogic Pisgah
Dragorossi Mad Boy (soon to be C-1)
Riot Slice
Riot Disco
Dagger AQ-II

Squirt:
New ...

however all-n-all, the ' All Carbon - Mitchell '... is a ' very very nice ' paddle... a beginner-novice-or experienced boater most likely, would be extremely happy with one

I own 6 Mitchell sticks and swear by them but I'll never go carbon shaft from them again. I have had a number of quality ...

Comes with roll lessons!

AYockey wrote:kneeler: I don't know if this makes any difference, but do you paddle an open or closed canoe?

Closed.

The secret to an offside backstroke is the set-up.

I start an offside back stroke by slicing the paddle blade into the water in a forward stroke motion. With the paddle shaft vertical and my bottom wrist cocked forewards, the blade's power face passes parallel and close to the offside boat edge ...

I'm really just looking to get it in the hands of someone that will use it. Anything I get in exchange for it is secondary. Make an offer.

I'll loan it out for a while if you want to check it out.

Things I could use:
river knife
sleeping bag
tent
bike
beer
the space the boat is taking up ...

I have a Wavesport T2 outfitted as a c-1. it is in CT.

I will trade it for a sleeping bag or tent or something. Noone seems to want to pay cash for it so let's just trade old junk.

If you would paddle the thing, make an offer. I would just like to see it used by someone.

My boat.

Best Offer.

Blue.