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... vertige, rival, as well as deck prijon chopper/boxer.

See Dan's outstanding images #48, 151, and 143 for examples of barrels before and aft of saddles. Dan, you got really talent, knowledge, and skill as a photographer! Lots of wow images in your batiscan river collection.

Slightly slower ...

C1 (prijon chopper/boxer)
C1 (wavesport EZ)
Viper12
Ocoee (cut down)
Vertige
Prospector
Jenson WW II
Pakcanoe 170

I use a converted prijon chopper or boxer for 3 or 4 day self supported trips. Works fine for space and speed. Prijon uses strong plastic without foam pillars so good for gear storage.

Pyranha kayaks also uses strong plastic.

I'm interested to see about the fatboy....

For those knowledgeable Fink people, Martin, Matt, Peter, Bruce, Don, Tim, Jan, and any others ... lbs.
Looking to replace my Prijon C1 converted Boxer/Chopper with a real C1 (support the production of C1s).
Use it for overnight white water trips, 3 to 6 nights, 40 to 50 lbs of gear.
Often trip with ...

I have a C1 (converted prijon boxer/chopper) outfitted for multiday trips with a foam saddle, lap belt, and foam knee bulkhead. When loaded with gear I have missed five rolls. Twice I rolled up with the assistance of other boaters and the other three missed rolls ended with swims (two long swims in ...

... Rockit is good, but it might be a little long for these tiny New England creeks. How does the Micro ... for creeks
by Brian
I think the Rockit, Boxer, and/or Chopper by Prijon all make good C1 creek boats. Good plastic, no pillars, about 70 gallons, over 9 feet , displacement hulls.
Also consider ...

I agree the boxer is a nice boat, I tried a friends conversion and it is too tight for me ( I'm 6'4 ) . The Cockpit rim jogs inward just where my thighs are. The chopper may not have that limitation since its cockpit rim is one piece. They also (Prijon) make the Rocket which is a little less volume, and I ...

I use a Prijon Boxer, now called the Chopper, as a creeker. It is a little narrow in the cockpit but otherwise a very suitable creeker. Long enough to be fast but short enough to be manuevable (sp?). Strong plastic with no pilars. Lots of room for overnight gear if you wish to go on longer creekin trips.