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jrsh92 wrote:What's the orange, thin C-1 in that video?

Well.... Old secondhand model.
Uncommon maker , maybe charles ?
http://www.charles.cz/index.php?lang=en

My wife thinks that c-1 boaters might be more prone to spinal cord injuries because they sit higher than ww kayakers? Thoughts on this, please.

Charles Lee

... must all be wrong too. if we're talking about zipping around on a slalom course... then that's a whole 'nother story. stop comparing apples to Charles Manson.

Andrew and Charles Pennington - I think

I thought they were from Atlanta.

Julie

... and after not getting almost any whitewater time on the river this past year, it was a wonderful rainy day when my wife and I took to the mighty Charles River this past July 4. We paddled downriver for about an hour, and met up with a bunch of other canoeists and kayakers on the way. We were ...

... staff walked out after the first get to know you meeting, which effectively killed that last chance at maintaining production in Friendsville. Charles and Karen learned to assemble sprayskirts in my organization, but I can not endorse Skirtworks or their skirt performance. The building in Friendsville ...

There are some good posts in the site's history (search function) and take a read of Boatbuilder's Manual edited by Charles Walbridgebook if you have a copy. One site with it is... http://www.eagerplastics.com/bookboatbuilder.htm and / or the sweet site (good tips there too). Other ...

I'll pipe in for Martin Breu... "Buy both"
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CHARLES E. SORENSEN

... on the trunk section that's above the surface... Anyway, I was more nervous in the winter of 04' when I did 'penguin leaps' on the ice in the Charles River - Adam ('Sir') didn't look 100% reassured either, as far as I remember... :lol: Yoav

hey issac- good work out paddle last night huh?
Charles stevenson has a twister he is trying to get rid of here in town. I know him fairly well and I am sure he wouldn't mind letting you try it out sometime. see you on the river, issac
Sean

One more builder;

http://www.charles.cz/anglie/default%20ang.htm

for sale, used Charles boat (czech) "Trophy I" slalom C-2 , asking $500 Previously owned by the Czech team of Simek/Rohan (this was their boat just months prior to the 1996 Olympic games, the same design they used to win the silver ...

... that I have paddled. It did not have a skeg slot. It was a training layup and I believe I spent about $1500 for it. I would sell it for $200. Charles Albright 775-324-5102"

Charles, I agree with Guest, lowering the saddle by ~1 inch makes a significant difference in primary stability. Also make sure that there is no slack in the outfitting. You have to be in there really snug to take full advantage ...

Hey Charles,

Do you have the stock saddle in the boat? I lowered mine by about an inch and it has made a world of difference. The boat is way more stable