Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
In Response To: Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo (Bill Hamm)
I agree with Bill. You're biggest concern is getting wife trained up and comfortable with the wobbliness of a kayak. Once she learns to "keep her butt under her head" she'll be fine and happy. It can happen...I got my partner out into the near open seas in a Current Designs double despite the fact that she said she'd never go out that far...it can be done.
Robert N(ever accept no) Pruden
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John Bell -- 8/16/2016, 7:24 pm- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
anewhouse -- 8/16/2016, 9:18 pm- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
John Bell -- 8/16/2016, 9:54 pm- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
Bill Hamm -- 8/17/2016, 3:22 am
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Mike Bielski -- 8/17/2016, 7:59 pm- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
John Bell -- 8/17/2016, 8:10 pm- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
Bill Hamm -- 8/18/2016, 12:23 am- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
Robert N Pruden -- 9/1/2016, 10:57 pm- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
Etienne Muller -- 9/2/2016, 8:38 am- Re: Other: Triple K2--Paddling Solo
Robert N Pruden -- 9/2/2016, 8:37 pm
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