Hi Rehd,
I'm also a long time canoer and 20' is real big. If the sons are the same size as Dad and/or if they plan on doing expedition length trips maybe, otherwise I think that length is overkill. A canoe that size has it's place but it's hard to load , hard to carry, and hard to paddle alone if the occasion arises. Being hard to load and carry make it a pain in the butt, and make a quick afternoon paddle less likly to happen.
Pygmy has a s&g canoe, Taiga (same name as my dog) that has nice lines, at 17' it would most likely suit their needs.
I seem to have forgotten how to post pics, so till I figure it out again just right click on the image symbol and then click view image.
Good luck with the sales pitch.
Ken
Messages In This Thread
- Speaking of Canoes ???
Rehd -- 9/19/2001, 9:19 pm- Re: Speaking of Canoes ??? *Pic*
Ken Sutherland -- 9/22/2001, 4:37 pm- Re: Speaking of Canoes ???
Chris Dore -- 9/20/2001, 1:12 pm- More notes on size...
Jim Eisenmenger -- 9/20/2001, 12:37 pm- Some notes on size
Bryan Sarauer -- 9/20/2001, 11:34 am- Re: Some notes on size
Rehd -- 9/20/2001, 12:01 pm- canoe size and plywood-canoe plans *Pic*
Paul G. Jacobson -- 9/21/2001, 3:10 am
- canoe size and plywood-canoe plans *Pic*
- Re: Speaking of Canoes ???
Arlen -- 9/20/2001, 1:26 am- Re: Speaking of Canoes ???
Rod -- 9/19/2001, 10:36 pm- The Canoe Shop *Pic*
Dan Ruff -- 9/20/2001, 8:30 am- MacGregor *Pic*
Malcolm Schweizer -- 9/20/2001, 9:14 am
- MacGregor *Pic*
- Re: Speaking of Canoes ???
Walter -- 9/19/2001, 9:58 pm - Re: Speaking of Canoes ???
- Re: Speaking of Canoes ??? *Pic*