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Re: depends who you talk to.
By:chuck
Date: 12/11/2003, 7:09 pm
In Response To: depends who you talk to. (mike allen)

: it seems as if the accepted meaning is like you say.
: but to me a hybrid would use any major combo of techniques in whatever
: location they were.
: a glass hull w/ a s&g or strip deck would be a hybrid to me for example. and
: vice versa or whatever

Now there's an interesting idea! I think that that might be a place for production kayak makers to start with kits. They could sell a fiberglass or kevlar hull, and the materials to add a deck. This would give more wary builders the assurance of a true and fair hull with the beauty off a strip built wood deck. And it would be in the water as fast as a stitch and glue 'yak.

I see a start-up here!

Messages In This Thread

Material: Do hybrids always have S&G hull, strip deck?
pikabike -- 12/10/2003, 9:31 pm
Do hybrids always have S&G hull, strip deck . No.
Paul G. Jacobson -- 12/11/2003, 11:05 pm
depends who you talk to.
mike allen -- 12/11/2003, 11:59 am
Re: depends who you talk to.
chuck -- 12/11/2003, 7:09 pm
Re: depends who you talk to.
mike allen -- 12/11/2003, 7:25 pm
Re: Material: Do hybrids always have S&G hull, str
Mike Scarborough -- 12/11/2003, 10:37 am
Re: Material: Do hybrids always have S&G hull, str
Scott Baxter -- 12/11/2003, 12:00 am
Re: Material: Do hybrids always have S&G hull, str
Larry -- 12/10/2003, 10:05 pm
Re: Material: Do hybrids always have S&G hull, str
mike allen -- 12/12/2003, 1:27 pm
Re: Material: Do hybrids always have S&G hull, str
Paul G. Jacobson -- 12/11/2003, 11:36 pm