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I think you will like the MR Outrage a lot better. If the Prodigy is anything like the Dagger Rival that Bob Foote designed you will definately have much more fun in the Outrage. Much more playful boat. - Enjoy - Dale

Thanks for all the help Dale and Trevor, appreciate it! After looking into shipping duties etc, the boat would be too expencive. I'm going with a MR outrage, again thanks for the tips. If anyone is interested, the Bell in PA is 800USD.

... a rred rrubber rraft was a rriot. Boy is rubber forgiving :roll: I watched a couple of open boaters run dragons tooth. I might be able to take the Outrage down that OK. I've got to go back and look at Labrynth some more. That was pretty wild in the raft. Boy is rubber forgiving :D Offside Peelouts, ...

... OC1 Bliss Stick Blitz Special C1 (conversion) Bliss Stick Lifestyler (kayak - currently trying to sell) Plus Dagger Phantom (Jo's) Mad River Outrage (awaiting outfitting as an OC2) Old Town tripping OC2 we're looking after for a friend :) I'm looking for another boat though.... something ...

Colleen I would go with Mikey. I purchased a Detonator by Esquif that had the Bugalu Bulkhead outfitting in it. Granted I was used to Mikey from my Outrage. But I found the Bulkhead terrible and very heavy. I eventually cut the bulkhead down to a small saddle and installed the Mikey Double thigh ...

... allow my airbags to rise up as far as possible and hopefully keep the boat dryer. I will do my next boat that way. I got the idea from a Mad River Outrage that I saw on the Nantahala. It was an older boat and was not showing any problems. What Mohawk doesn’t tell you is that they don’t run aluminum ...

I put an ABS patch on the inside of my Outrage where my thighstrap D-ring tore out. I work in a plastic plant so I asked some of the techs for tips. They told me to heat the patch in the oven at around 125 F for 30 minutes to "unstress" it before ...

I'm looking for a used Mohawk Probe 12, Mad River Outrage or similar. I'd be willing to travel a state or two to pickup.

I have an Outrage and it is a great boat! Would highly reccomend it. Also, I have a friend who is looking to sell her Mowhawk XL12 for a pretty reasonable price. If I am not mistaken it is already outfitted. Forward Air has a depot in Denver and ships boats for around $50.

Good Luck!

I am currently on the market for a relatively used WW canoe. I have heard goods things about the Dagger Rival, Mad River outrage, and the mohawk probe 11, but am open to suggestions. I am new to this sport but have extensive experience on the river thru other modes. I have been searching ...

Have a 10 year old wood striped canoe. !8"6" a good lake tripper. Used but in good shape to trde. Or if price is right will buy outright. sfj123@netzero.com. thank you sj

... the best kayak for a C1? by AJ Pearse AJ Pearse I love my open boat but would like to learn to play in all those holes a bit more than I can in my Outrage. I've paddled an Atom and a converted GTX. The Atom seemed heavy and the GTX seemed big all around. I've been doing class II/III water mostly ...

... Boy; Savage Skeeter; Dagger Caper, Cascade (c1), Ocoee; Mohawk Probes, XLs; Whitesell Descender, and Mad River Outrage X.) I since signed on as the east coast rep for Esuif. I'm 6'2, 200+ pounds. I've found ...

... Phantom - not as stable but quick and dry. In a longer boat - Rival or Outrage are both good. You will learn to paddle and grown into the small ... ago. I was really wanting to pick up my first OC1. I'd been paddling an XL13 for a bit but found it just too much boat for me (5'10 and 150lbs). ...

... on class II and III rivers in Montana, and now I am ready for my first solo boat. This summer I have borrowed as many boats as I can lay hands on: Outrage, Ovation, Rival, Impulse, and just today I paddled an Ocoee and loved it. I am a solid intermediate paddler (would call myself advanced intermed. ...