First up were the White water canoes, we had the Viper 12, Probe 13, XL 13 plus the Solo 13 for comparison as a more traditional stye of open canoe. We all had a go in all of the boats, and while they all look similar at first glance, they suit different standards of paddlers and different paddler weights.
The XL is a very forgiving boat that traditional open boaters will have no problem paddling, the Viper is at the other end of the scale being a bit edgier and the more advanced kayaker had a great time in. the Probe fits neatly in the middle.
the Solo while looking like a trad boat still has the great secondary stability of the other boats.
After a quick swap round we were out on the Stand Up Paddleboards. Having had a river trip earlier in the year, we now had more of a chance to push the limits a bit more, so frequent dunkings were the order or the day as we practiced turning. on the flatter water, they are a great fitness idea - engaging the whole body By the end of the day we were all a bit tired!!
If you are looking for a go in either the canoes, or Stand Up Paddle boards please let us know and we will arange it for you. we also have a good fleet of sit on tops, touring kayaks, white water kayaks and sea kayaks to try at the moment too.


Very nice
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