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Canadian or Sit-on?

  • 02-02-2016 8:19pm
    #1
    apw99
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 38 ✭


    Hi folks
    I'm looking for a two-seater and wondering if I should go for a sit-on or a Canadian style.
    I want to use it for pure recreational paddling on rivers and lakes on calm days. Nothing too adventurous and on a limited budget. We are no spring chickens so I think something relatively comfortable. Therefore I am thinking maybe a two-seat sit-on type canoe is right for us...am I on the right track?

    Also - what should I look for with regard to buoyancy aids?

    Finally, what problems should I look for and how much should I expect to pay for a reasonable condition boat?
    Many thanks!
    APW
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  • #2
    yomchi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,621 ✭✭✭yomchi


    apw99 wrote: »
    Hi folks
    I'm looking for a two-seater and wondering if I should go for a sit-on or a Canadian style.
    I want to use it for pure recreational paddling on rivers and lakes on calm days. Nothing too adventurous and on a limited budget. We are no spring chickens so I think something relatively comfortable. Therefore I am thinking maybe a two-seat sit-on type canoe is right for us...am I on the right track?

    Also - what should I look for with regard to buoyancy aids?

    Finally, what problems should I look for and how much should I expect to pay for a reasonable condition boat?
    Many thanks!
    APW

    Sounds like a sit on top is what you're after. The Canadian style canoes can be tough on the knees :eek:

    give the guys in I-Canoe a shout in relation to buoyancy aids, they won't steer you wrong. www.i-canoe.ie


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