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... carves etc... to really gain control. Now I feel I could use that boat as a flatwater tripper. Aarons about 200 pounds and he just plays in the ForPlay. It's tight and demands a lot. Fun boat to throw in our after work P&P mix, which includes the Rave , Flashback and Gyramax. That way we get ...

Yeah, the reason I commented on the Forplay is that I paddle a Score, and at 220lbs, I find it hard to keep the ends of the Score above water and under control! .... Definitely a big step from where he is coming, but... 220# is probably at ...

Yeah, the reason I commented on the Forplay is that I paddle a Score, and at 220lbs, I find it hard to keep the ends of the Score above water and under control! I'm certianly not the best or busiest paddler around, but I can't see me using ...

Score = Forplay for the big guy.

ForPlay and Zoom are definitely a major changes from a Vertige, and can be pushing it for 215lbs. But try 'em!

Pat.

... weekends), and great poling right from the sites which are real big and comfortable, surrounded by big pines. Personally, I could bring the ForPlay, Flashback, Gyramax and the poling boats or whatever, also converted the Whitesell to tandem which is a hoot. Got to reinforce the flashback, ...

... http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=5&alpha=B&boat_id=322&name=Big EZ There are no pics of the outfitting, but I did the same set-up in my Forplay which is shown here: http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=5&alpha=F&boat_id=323&name=Forplay

... & see what you can find. Anyone can add boats. I didn't have pics of my Big EZ's outfitting when I entered the boat, but I got some shots of my Forplay's outfitting (which is pretty much the same set-up), so you can look at the Forplay & see what I've come up with. If your model boat is already ...

Here's my Big EZ: http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=5& ... 2&name=Big EZ

No outfitting pics for the Big EZ, but the Forplay I did is the same set-up: http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=5& ... me=Forplay

Jon, you should see the garage with the bikes. Scott, yep Score. It and the Forplay and EZ are C1 conversions. Dooley, The Homes has a lot more primary stability, not as much as an Ocoee but a lot more than a Prelude. It handles a lot crisper than the Prelude ...

... 2 boats free the same week, love them both Perception Gyramax-free, bought skirt. Love it but it kills me with 34" inseam and size 12 feet WS ForPlay conversion-Aarons C1 but kills his 34" inseam and size 13 feet. Got a 28' sailboat, too, and a couple dinghys. Had a 26' sailboat well before ...

... Prelude again Robson Homes Esquif L'Edge (waiting with money in hand) C1's Cuda Max Perception Slasher Dagger Atom Wave Sport EZ Wave Sport Forplay Wave Sport Score

... the truck, drove to the river & got to me w/ the jet boat. They didn't see the humor in that. I like a bulkhead, hip pads & a lap-belt. Here's a Forplay that I set up: http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=5&alpha=F&boat_id=323&name=Forplay I paddle on the right, so I set up my lap-belts w/ a ...

... noticed (from looking at pics) that a lot of c1's seem to be outfitted in such a way that it would take real work to get out of one. My last c1(forplay) was definitely so. To feel like I was locked in enough to be able to pull off some moves, it was such that if I needed to swim I'd have been ...

... these new playboats that have so little stern, how forward or rearward do you set the pedestal? Should my weight be dead on center? With my Forplay I believe I had center tight against my belly button. New territory for me. Any help?