Date: 11/14/2001, 4:00 pm
Yo Myrl
Me again. I must confess that I opted for a non-recessed cockpit on my Guillemot S&G. Mainly because I wanted to easily enter and exit my kayak as I am Big, old, creaky and very inflexible (bad back sufferer). I was also too lazy a builder to do the recessed cockpit thing. The sit on top cockpit certainly facilitates entry and secretly I think it is in keeping with the eskimo-esque looks of the guillemot S&G. Just something else to consider when you build your Guillemot S&G!
Yet another option for you is the pygmy boat range:
In particular they have a 19' expedition version of their Queen Charlotte kayak.
They only sell it as a kit, but in American dollars they are probably very good value, have all the ingredients and with the pre-cut panels will boost your building programme to a successfull and quick finish. I believe most of the pygmy boats are aimed towards good load carrying and are orientated for extended expedition activities and at least one or all of their designs may be a good option for you?
cheers Pete
Messages In This Thread
- S&G: longer gillemot, and which kayak for small person
Myrl Tanton -- 11/9/2001, 11:52 am- 19 foot pygmy - look out elephants
Pete Notman -- 11/14/2001, 4:00 pm- Guillemot for the wife, auk for you??
Pete Notman -- 11/14/2001, 4:21 am- Re: S&G: longer gillemot, and which kayak for smal
Craig -- 11/10/2001, 8:24 am- Re: S&G: longer gillemot, and which kayak for smal
Jim Eisenmenger -- 11/9/2001, 2:14 pm- smaller S&G gillemot.
Myrl Tanton -- 11/9/2001, 3:17 pm- Re: smaller S&G gillemot.
Jim Eisenmenger -- 11/12/2001, 8:57 am- Re: smaller S&G gillemot.
Terry -- 11/9/2001, 11:02 pm - Re: smaller S&G gillemot.
- Re: smaller S&G gillemot.
- Guillemot for the wife, auk for you??
- 19 foot pygmy - look out elephants