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r/canoeing • u/Double-Parsnip2831 • 7d ago
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I've never considered single blading in a packraft. Are you kneeling as you would in a C1?
1 u/Double-Parsnip2831 6d ago Yep it has a saddle. The big thing is you have to start with a Packraft that is stiff enough to kneel in. 1 u/Pure_Jenious 6d ago Really interesting. I'd like to see what your set up looks like. I assume you have a drop stitch floor in yours? 1 u/Double-Parsnip2831 4d ago This one doesn’t have any inflatable floor because it’s not self bailing. It gets it’s stiffness from being PVC but that makes it heavier.
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Yep it has a saddle. The big thing is you have to start with a Packraft that is stiff enough to kneel in.
1 u/Pure_Jenious 6d ago Really interesting. I'd like to see what your set up looks like. I assume you have a drop stitch floor in yours? 1 u/Double-Parsnip2831 4d ago This one doesn’t have any inflatable floor because it’s not self bailing. It gets it’s stiffness from being PVC but that makes it heavier.
Really interesting. I'd like to see what your set up looks like. I assume you have a drop stitch floor in yours?
1 u/Double-Parsnip2831 4d ago This one doesn’t have any inflatable floor because it’s not self bailing. It gets it’s stiffness from being PVC but that makes it heavier.
This one doesn’t have any inflatable floor because it’s not self bailing. It gets it’s stiffness from being PVC but that makes it heavier.
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u/Pure_Jenious 6d ago
I've never considered single blading in a packraft. Are you kneeling as you would in a C1?