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... modified for C1, and it's even better. Although the standard skirt works, it feels tight on the rim - the IR doesn't, and I also have more general freedom of movement. The extra-long tunnel is nice, too!

I found that even an extra large drysuit did not allow me the freedom of movement to feel comfortable doing offside strokes. I'm 6'4, equal torso to leg length and about 170 lbs. The bibs have been adequate for the rivers I've run.

... structures don't get gronked as your thigh moves from side to side. But controlling the movement of the thigh, rather than foaming the knee into freedom, may be a better way to keep control of the boat. I once wrote a research proposal on chondromalacia patellae, so I'm entitled to have crazy ...

... core into one or the other. Why not do both? I do the majority of my paddling in a canoe as I do prefer it over a kayak for comfort (sitting) and freedom of movement, but can't get used to kneeling. Maybe you more experianced paddlers can help me. I go to a white water kayak (creeker) over a canoe ...

... core into one or the other. Why not do both? I do the majority of my paddling in a canoe as I do prefer it over a kayak for comfort (sitting) and freedom of movement, but can't get used to kneeling. Maybe you more experianced paddlers can help me. I go to a white water kayak (creeker) over a canoe ...

... Once this is done they'll just be right to call a terrorist just anybody asking for freedom against some big$ interest. And they can even permanently put them on detention without trial if they feel like it. They are seemingly gearing ...

... - flat, no hint of keel) to class II+. The Explorer's shallow V shifts it a little to the flatwater side (still good for class II+). I though the Freedom was the same boat set up for solo? Plastic covered fiberglass? sounds like the uninitiated describing royalex...

I'm looking at a couple Mohawk Whitewater canoes but I can't find any info on their specs. One of them is supposedly plastic coated fiberglass and the other royalex. Also how they might compare to an Intrepid, Explorer, and Freedom 16. Thanks for any help.

... low water levels, a clear path down the boulder-choked rapids is difficult to find, but sandy-beach campsites are plentiful. Boats are Mad River Freedom Solo, and Mad River Legend 16, both in Royalex. GoPro camera is mounted on the bow. King Rapids is said to be a Grade IV or V in high water--most ...

... strap through the seat tubes and across the housing. Thanks! Bob makes the best saddles. Go to your local home depot and look for a vinyl post by Freedom Vinyl Fencing that is 4.75 x 4.75 - that is what I am using.

... but it is used as a canoe rental boat frequently around here and I raced in one (mild WW) once. It wasn't pleasant ("pig boat" comes to mind). Freedom? That might be it, but I think the hull is more round in that case. Nice Superglide mold BTW :lol:

That's good. I have one, but I'm saving it for my dotage.

Finally, after getting the run around from dealer after dealer... my brother got hooked up at Austin Canoe and Kayak. If you're down that way, check em out.
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Looking for a Mad River Freedom Solo as near to TX as possible. If you have one, hit me up I have a buyer (brother)

... predictable, and desirable place is more out in the current. I often like about a third off to one side or the other, as it allows for more freedom and range of motion. I like to couple this with staying to the inside of the bend, meaning a 1/3 off the bank on the inside of the turn. This ...