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Canoe42
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09/14/2019 10:11AM  
Looking into selling our Sawyer racing canoe. We don't race anymore and it is not deep enough for tripping. It is the 39# kevlar. Any thoughts on price?
 
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09/16/2019 12:21PM  
No thoughts on price, but how's it do on the Des Plaines?
 
09/17/2019 07:23AM  
It looks similar to my Jensen 18 . I used it on many BW trips and it was a great tripper. Also raced it in the Des Plaines Marathon btw
 
Canoe42
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09/17/2019 11:11AM  
The previous owner and myself used it in DesPlaines River Marathon. It is very fast. Don't know if I would use it on big water.
 
MReid
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09/17/2019 12:46PM  
Blatz: "It looks similar to my Jensen "

According to the specs, it's a pro boat (3x27), so quite a bit sleeker than a Jensen 18 (which is "Stock" specs--around 33" at the 4" waterline). It'll also be much lower volume.

I've raced pretty radical stock boats (Wenonah SCR) in open water--with a deck, they'd be ok for BW. Successfully using a pro boat would require more skill.
 
Canoe42
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09/17/2019 03:07PM  
MReid: "
Blatz: "It looks similar to my Jensen "

According to the specs, it's a pro boat (3x27), so quite a bit sleeker than a Jensen 18 (which is "Stock" specs--around 33" at the 4" waterline). It'll also be much lower volume.


I've raced pretty radical stock boats (Wenonah SCR) in open water--with a deck, they'd be ok for BW. Successfully using a pro boat would require more skill."

Given it's weight it would make a tripping boat, but it rides way too low in the water. I would not want to use it on choppy water. That being said, on flat water or a river it actually gets up and planes. Crazy fast.
 
Jimtheboatguy
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09/20/2019 05:43PM  
Hi... I am considering getting into some racing... I have a Sawyer DY Special, and have owned a Wenonah Advantage and a Prism...

Would your canoe be a good tandem to start trying some racing events? Maybe with my daughter?

Any idea on a price yet?

Thanks.....
 
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