How to get in a canoe- version 1
The Classic
Classic pack canoes have beams of 28" to 30". Their lines are curvaceous, with hollow cheeks in the bow and stern and a rounded belly in the middle. The net result is a very user-friendly, stable boat that's well-suited for the average paddler and perfect for fishing, photography and carrying gear, even in windy, wavy conditions. Available in Kevlar or matrix (Kevlar and carbon fiber), these are superlight boats with no gel or skin coat. The hulls are built with chemical bonds as opposed to physical bonds, making them highly resistant to delamination. Standard features include: rot-resistant cherry rails; soft, durable polyethylene foam seat; and light, tough Yakima foot braces
(foot braces adjusted for your anatomy).
The Classic pack canoes are available in low and mid profiles. Your height, weight and preferences will determine the profile that's best for you.
14' Classic
Great for a week long adventure, but small enough to not stop you from that last minute paddle
From:
$1995
17' Classic
For the true nomadic paddler. Go the long haul with all the space for the gear you need
From:
$2295
12' Classic
The SUV of boats. Good for a day paddler to a weekend overnight, fishing, or lounging with the dog
From:
$1795
15.6' Classic
Almost in a class of its own. Designed for Pete's trip to the Boundary Waters of Minnesota
From:
$2095
