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... that starting a low kneel in childhood is a necessary requirement. I didn't start paddling decked canoes until I had graduated from college. My Batmax that I paddled when I was in my late 20s had a 4.25 in. seat. I would frequently take late afternoon trips down the Lower Yough in that boat ...

My list would be endless :lol: so i ll keep it to cudamax batmax the infamous "Aramid Charger" of Lugbill/Hedges fame (remains the best boat I've ever paddled) superbat (x2) extrabat (x8) home made squirt boat (cut down extrabat) home made surf boat (another ...

... outfitting, circa 1976 - terrible boat) Perception Dancer converted to C1 - much better Then discovered slalom! 1984 Sweet Ultramax Gyramax Sweet Batmax Aerobat Sweet Superbat Sweet Extrabat (still one of my all-time favorite boats) Got bored. Added OC1 slalom (1988-ish) Rattler Andy Bridge Fanatic ...

... C1 outfitting, circa 1976 - terrible boat) Perception Dancer converted to C1 Gyramax Aerobat Millbrook Hornet C1 Racing: Sweet Ultramax Sweet Batmax Sweet Superbat Sweet Extrabat (still one of my all-time favorite boats) Andy Bridge Fanatic II Millbrook Stinger Next year: Stinger II 8)

... Jedi one of these days, not to mention Aerobat... and Ceemweaver:) ). I've actually gotten rid of a few boats the past few years to make room...Batmax and Gemini V to good homes, as well as a certain pink Noah Aeroquatic C1:) Anytime someone wants to try them out...they're here!

... River St. Croix 14.5' Appleline X-Cider 15' (old slalom OC-2) Hooter - 4 meters (slalom OC-1) C-1s (all slalom boats of various vintages) Cudamax Batmax Zealot Jungle Loco Beaver (iTOMCO 3.5 meter prototype) C-1 Conversions Prijon Delirious C-2s (slalom) Torrent XL K-1s (all but the last 2 are ...

... more Edges than Aerobats due to the fact that they squirted better. I think you can rule out Acrobat or Ultramax due to the wings, and I think Batmax is ruled out because the boat doesn’t have the long points on the ends (which Schreiner and I took off when we did the Aerobat plug). We kept ...

Definitely not an Ultramax. Ultramax has no wings, first winged boat was the Batmax.

We have the mold and build the Acrobat. Its not an acrobat. The wings are a giveaway. The original Acrobat is wingless. It looks like an early hearn/lugbill slalom boat, My guess it is a Batmax or Extra Bat series.

I have a Batmax style (homemade) C1 that is in good shape, but could use a little outfitting update. Fiberglass, very light and could be a great slalom boat for the right person. Asking $250 I also have a Gemini C2 that is in ...

Correction - this is a Batmax (not a Cudamax). Its in good shape with relatively new seams - $250.
http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=1& ... ame=Batmax
Photos provided upon request! Paul C.

... the party, but I'll chime in, I love my Loco, too! It is taking a little getting used to, after 25 years of 4m -max derived designs (Ultramax -> Batmax -> Stealth and so on). I am still not yet used to shorter boats with bigger volume bows. It definitely accelerates nicely and handles well. To ...

My votes goes to the Max II, the first Lugbill/Hearn slalom C-1, followed by the Batmax, the first slalom C-1 with wings.

I would like beta on the Pyrog. This is my first time back in a slalom boat since the Batmax and Fanatic. It has been awhile and I would like to hear your comments.
It is frigid outside and I have not had it in the water.

any more pics of the batmax?