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Daryl
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 Posted: 5/5/2005, 4:18 pm Post subject: Wavesport Z (Whitewater kayak) |
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This is a white water play boat. Good for doing rolls and other tricks. It's not as edgy as the newer boats so it's also good for running the salt river or the rapids on the verde. Its in good shape, a lot of cosmetic scratches, but it's a very solid boat and would take a lot to break it.
$300
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Cynhikr
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| Posted: 5/6/2005, 6:05 am Post subject: |
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You might want to list your yak here as well........
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cazpc/
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Daryl
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| Posted: 5/6/2005, 10:49 am Post subject: |
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Thanks, I think I already did, but I'll double check.
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lzyboy
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| Posted: 5/6/2005, 10:54 am Post subject: |
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Just FYI, the Z boat is great for taller folks, too. I'm 6'2" and love my Z! And that's a great price by the way.... hmm, a spare maybe??
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Cynhikr
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One more possibility... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gcpba/
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MikeInFHAZ
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Daryl
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| Posted: 5/9/2005, 10:53 am Post subject: |
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http://www.sierratradingpost.com/xq/asp/base_no.68378/dept_id./est./qx/product.htm
is it something like this? Id prolly get killed in that thing, but then Ive never tried it
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Similar. That one will be much more work to control on a leasurly river float and would be very rough for someone that hasn't been in a kayak much, but on the other hand it's much easier to do tricks in compared to the Z.
This is mine:
http://wavesport.com/kayaks/xyz/z.php
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MikeInFHAZ
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| Posted: 5/9/2005, 2:34 pm Post subject: |
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like i said, I'd probably get killed in it.
Do you know of a good craft that can carry light gear and 2 persons across, say, Blue Ridge lake?
I dont want a huge Coleman type canoe but something around 12-14 ft. and less than the coleman's 100 pounds. But no inflatables! (they suk)
We're thinking of doing a camp with a paddle across places like the rim lakes and so on.
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