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I have two c-1 boats for sale. One is a Wavesport Forplay (play boat) and the other is a Pyranha H2 245( creek boat). Both have good outfitting. Also I have four spray skirts one new with tag that I will throw in. ALL for $400. Call 865-363-0120.
Thanks Richard

... in great shape: no oilcanning, cracks or welds, normal scratches and a couple gouges. $25 extra for like new XL sprayskirt. $125/bo. Wavesport ForPlay: Blue/yellow, K1 conversion, saddle, bulkhead, some oilcanning, couple hull gouges. Includes L tunnel sprayskirt. $75/bo. Pics available by ...

Here are photos of my Big EZ:
https://www.facebook.com/mike.watson.14 ... 421&type=3

My Forplay was pretty much the same set up:
https://www.cboats.net/c_db/list.php?al ... me=Forplay

Orange. Great shape. Currently a K-1. Boat located in Chapel Hill, NC. Pics available on request. $200. e-mail: cheajack@bellsouth.net.

Wavesport Forplay C1! (thanks again PAC you're the man!) super responsive!

... + lap belt will be a better combo. If a knee strap experiment doesn't work, I think I'll go for a bulkhead similar to the one in the photo of that forplay. I like the idea of just using the bulkhead if I'm running a river and cinching down the lap belt if I'm going to be doing a lot of playing, ...

... most holes. I would think that, along w/ the lap belt would do a pretty good job. http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?alpha=F&page=2&boat_id=323&name=Forplay The 2nd photo shows the bulkhead. Use cardboard as a template. I like 3" thick minicell. Make it so your knees go all the way through. Make ...

i think we (or i) need a new playboat c1. kind of old-school long and slicey, wavesport forplay-ish, but perhaps a bit more stable. and also available in composite. i'd buy that. You mean the Sith? Call Shaggy, they'll build you one. https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/35417_1481062713948_1455230421_1218494_6455573_n.jpg

i think we (or i) need a new playboat c1. kind of old-school long and slicey, wavesport forplay-ish, but perhaps a bit more stable. and also available in composite. i'd buy that.

Wavesport ForPlay if you want a general play and overall river runner.

creek boat for the steeps, playboat for the easy stuff.

i've been boating a forplay c1 on the local cl3 stuff, and when i get into my option for something more challenging, it's really confidence inspiring and i can be as aggressive as i need to be.

my new (to me) toy is a Wavesport Forplay C1 conversion (thanks again Paul). I'm trying to figure out if the trim is right for me. it's dead neutral now. trouble is, it's kinda hard to just front surf. i have to lean back as far as i can, ...

The problem w/ most kayaks is securing the thigh straps. If you're comfortable w/ a lap-belt it'll be way easier to convert. Here is a link to my Forplay: http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=5&alpha=F&boat_id=323&name=Forplay Other than that, the most important thing is getting it trimmed correctly. ...

... & bulkhead. Make the bulkhead come high enough on his thighs to keep him in the boat, yet still make it easy to get out. Here are pics of my old Forplay: http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=5&alpha=F&boat_id=323&name=Forplay I'll have my Big EZ at the Armada this weekend (same outfitting) if ...

... surface... or ??? I mean that's my point about conversions. The remix isn't the only kayak on the market. You want to throw stern pivots, get a forplay or Pyranha S:8. You want to creek and keep your boat predictable, get a remix or jefe, you want to creek with edges but still fast and punchy ...