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2004 Buyer’s Guide


recreational canoe n. 1 general-purpose canoe. 2 canoe used for early cottage mornings, family vacation car-topping, day trips, gunwale bobbing and battling pirates. 3 canoe designed for stability and ease of paddling—flared and wide, with low to moderate rocker.


Manufacturer, Model & Website Length Width Depth 15'6"


Bell Canoe Works MorningStar Royalex www.bellcanoe.com


Bluewater Saugeen www.bluewatercanoes.com


ClearWater Design Kawartha www.clearwaterdesignboats.com


Dimension Horizon www.dimensionkayak.com


Esquif


Prospecteur www.esquif.com


Evergreen Canoe Company Cottager 16' www.evergreencanoe.com


Hellman Canoes Quetico www.hellmancanoes.com


Langford Canoe Prospector 16'6" www.langfordcanoe.com


Longwood Canoes Pintail


longwood@mondenet.com


Mad River Canoe Adventure 16 www.madrivercanoe.com


North Bay Canoe Company Nipissing www.nbcanoe.com


North Woods Canoe Company Ltd Clearwater www.northwoodscanoe.com


Northern Lights Canoe and Kayak Aurora www.northern-lights.on.ca


Nova Craft Canoe Bob Special www.novacraft.com


Old Town Guide 160 www.oldtowncanoe.com


Paluski


Great Canadian www.paluski.com


Raven Works Adventure 15 www.ravenworksinc.com


Scansport Inc./Pakboats PakCanoe 160 www.pakboats.com


38 www.canoeroots.ca 15' 16'


g=37" w=34"


g=35" w=35"


b=22" c=14" s=21"


b=18" c=14" s=18"


16'


g=32" w=35"


16'10" g=35" 15'8" 16'2" 15' 16' 14'


g=36" w=34"


g=36" w=33"


g=35" w=34"


g=39.5" w=37"


40"


15'10" g=35" w=33"


16'2" 16'6" 15'


g=34" w=34"


g=35"


g=33" w=31"


b=21" c=13" s=21"


b=17.5" c=13.5" s=17.5"


c=14.5"


b=21" c=12" s=21"


b=19" c=15" s=19"


b=23"


c=12.75" s=23"


b=20" c=14.5" s=20"


b=18" c=13" s=18"


b=21" c=13" s=21"


c=13.5" 14"


Fibreglass/ foam core


Fibreglass


Blue Steel (Kevlar/ Carbon)


Polylink 3


Laminated polyethylene


60 lbs 60 lbs 36 lbs 82lbs 68 lbs Royalite R84 54 lbs


Skin/frame (folding)


50 lbs 900 lbs 850 lbs 800 lbs 950 lbs 700 lbs $972.00 $1155.00 $2795.00 $999.00 $950.00 1100 lbs $1550.00


300-760 lbs


n/a


Hand-laid fibreglass


Duralite


Langtech (fibreglass/ Kevlar)


Wood/ canvas


69 lbs 49 lbs 65 lbs 65 lbs Polyethylene 80 lbs Kevlar 54 lbs 960 lbs 900 lbs 850 lbs 700 lbs


350-600 lbs


850 lbs $1099.00 $1450.00 $1495.00 $3000.00 $699.00 $2095.00 15' 15'6" 16' 4"


g=32" w=32"


g=35"


g=35" w=34"


37.5" 15'11" g=35"


b=21" c=14" s=19"


b=15.5" c=12" s=15.5"


b=23" c=13" s=21"


c=14" c=15.5" Recreational


Royalex w/ vinyl trim


Fibreglass


3-layer LD polyethylene


Polylink 3 Royalex 65 lbs 65 lbs 75 lbs 65 lbs


Material Weight Capacity 58 lbs


350–540 lbs


750 lbs


Price


Highlights


950 lbs $1045.00 US Versatile Royalex construction. Great for weekend camping and day trips. With optional centre seat this canoe is the ideal crossover tandem/solo.


$1295.00 $949.00 1050 lbs $1109.00 900 lbs $1584.00


A traditional canoe with the benefit of a re-design using modern technology. Steve Killing maintained traditional styling features in this canoe beautiful canoe to look at and to paddle.


A family canoe for both lakes and rivers. This versatile canoe can take lots of abuse. Our standard trim includes two webbed wood seats, a carry yoke, a thwart and carry handles.


3-layer foam-core polyethylene with vinyl gunwales and decks, stained ash web seats and stained ash thwart. Straight keel with little rocker to provide efficient paddling and good tracking.


Classic design adapted to river or flatwater expedition. The traditional look with modern performance.


Symmetrical, flat-bottomed with lake keel. Designed for stability and ease of use. Contoured web seats. Hardwood yoke. Available in many layups, colours and trim options.


The Quetico is an ideal recreational canoe. It is very stable, fast and light- weight. Duralite is a composite material that is tougher than Kevlar, less expensive and almost as light.


Our user-friendly canoe! The 16'6" is most famous for its stability, manoeu- vrability, and all-around performance. Great family canoe.


Excellent solo canoe with a shallow-arch bottom and moderate rocker. Options include keel, carrying yoke, colour choice. Seats caned or wood slat. Only premium quality materials used.


Innovative design has moulded-in seats (center seat std), gunwales, cupholders and storage tray. Backrests. Efficient multi-chine hull with huge stability. Durable, stiff, carefree polyethylene.


Traditional design based on the Chestnut Cruiser Cronje model. Quintessential flatwater canoe with all the refinements of a cedar canvas canoe. Fibreglass for $1295.


Efficient, stable, all-around canoe. Solo or tandem, day or tripping use. Tracks & manoeuvres well. Slight rocker, shallow-V hull. Foam flotation. Ash seats, yoke & handle.


A terrific recreational or introductory tripping canoe with excellent tracking characteristics. The symmetrical hull creates great initial stability. Ideal for day or weekend trips.


At just 36 lbs, the Bob Special in Kevlar/carbon is extremely manageable and easy to transport. Blue Steel is lightweight and incredibly tough, available on every Nova Craft model.


The Guide 160 combines a versatile design with patented Polylink 3 material for a multi-purpose canoe at an affordable price. Predictable and easy track- ing lines with extra width at midships for stability.


Wide and stable, extremely tough.


Versatile asymmetrical John Winters design. Moderate rocker with generous beam is responsive yet forgiving and ideal for sporting or cottage. Available in Royalex (60 lbs, $1,485).


Excellent all-round canoe. Good stability, built-in flotation and lots of room. Good speed and whitewater performance. Great for the backcountry. Travels in a single compact bag.


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