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I can store it inside, but when I take it out to paddle in the cold it won't crack? And if I head out to the mountains for a few days, where it can't be kept inside overnight, what then?

I've got a wood gunneled Outrage, I know the hardware should be loosened to prevent cracks, but I'd like to paddle it this winter. I can store it inside or outside. What do I do? Thanks.

Location?

Hey, I'm interested, too! Are you anywhere near Philly?

gumpy1114@comcast.net

Probe 11 is a great beginner boat, but you may outgrow it relatively quickly. Outrage will put you in the drink alot at first (if you push it), but will soon make you a better paddler. I'd put my mother in a probe, not an outrage. If you like to push your limits, the outrage will allow for more grow...

Hey, take it easy! I thought her hands were quite pretty, though a bit hairy...

Any c-boaters going to Moosefest? I haven't been, looks like fun.

Should I use the same method on my Aquabound Edge carbon paddle? and what type of adhesive?

btw tony, kevin@seven wants to do the lower on sat, wadya think?

no, he meant to keep it from escaping! (sorry but i saw the narrows video)

Looking to outfit an old Bluehole Sunburst on the cheap. Anyone looking to unload an old saddle, straps, or knee cups? Near Philly. Thanks everyone.

she's 120 lbs, about 5'6". she loves it. says it makes maneuvering almost too easy. i've only paddled it once, i'm 170, it still felt like a hot rod to me.

She's already a little quicker than me and my outrage. Once she gets a good paddle I'm in real trouble...

nonono, we've paddled nothing over class 3! it's just that i've got ambitious goals for us and plan on stepping up as soon as we can.

please excuse my ignorance, I'm new to whitewater. Took a training course with my girlfriend this year, & my she bought a Spark. She was told that it was too light for class 4, unable to punch holes. we haven't progressed that far yet, but hope to. Any insight would be appreciated.

Also willing to travel a bit for the right boat