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canoemid and Wendy have Ions. They are both about half and hour from Bob. Kimmie has one. I think she's in Asheville. I bet Bob gets a test drive soon.

I could make a heavenly attainment in that boat.

$350 each. http://houston.craigslist.org/boa/2597640303.html
Not mine.

Not mine. Near Seattle. http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/boa/2595321996.html

My Millbrook Inferno has several scarf joints. They seem very strong and don't impact the beauty of the boat at all.

I've heard of one canoer who was denied access. I don't go often, even though it is only 30 minutes from my house. The right side is plenty tough in an open boat. There is stuff on the left for everyone. If you make the trip, dwd58, give me a shout. I'll make a few laps with you.

Bell made the Outraged.

That's an accurate review. Great boat. Call the folks at NOC and try to buy one. They don't carry the boat. They told me that they would no longer sell the boat due to repair/service issues.

If someone really wants one, make me an offer.

The Taureau is made of plastic. Twintex is glass and polypropylene. The Zephyr is a great design. Fast, stable, friendly, dry, light. I've never seen one without impact damage in the stern. Mine took damage the second day I used it. It is one of the first Zephyrs and we didn't know about the tendenc...

Yeah, I meant the only whitewater Twintex boat. I think the reasons that no other whitewater boats have been from Twintex are pretty clear. It will get damaged. You can't fix it. Esquif can fix it. It will get damaged again. Boaters can repair Royalex, Royalite, glass, kevlar, HDPE, etc. Their are a...

When the Zephyr came out, Esquif hoped that Twintex would be the material of the future. There is a reason that the Zephyr is the only whitewater boat ever made by a North American manufacturer. It is a great boat. It is light. It will get damaged. You can't fix it.

Trade with a lefty. After a few years you'll both have symmetrical blades.

When I put my boat away at the end of a trip, I always get little particles of sand in my hair. I'm sure that those little particles of sand are also in the throw bag. I don't do it after every trip, but I wash the rope and line dry it every few outings.

I'll rescue a kayak without bags once.