performance CLIPPER CANOES JENSEN WWII
www.clippercanoes.com • $1,950–$2,750 CAD
Jensen’s WWII was originally designed for down river racing. It rates as one of the best all-time, grand touring canoes. The WWII owes its speed to a long waterline and sleek 33-inch beam. Its ability to glide effortlessly through the water, combined with its high sides, make it ideal for big lakes and rivers. It tracks easily and the narrow beam makes it a breeze to reach the water. The WWII is a pure pleasure to paddle and will take you anywhere you want to go.
LENGTH: 18’6” • WIDTH AT GUNWALES: 33”; AT WATERLINE: 32” • DEPTH AT BOW: 23”; AT CENTER: 15”; AT STERN: 18” • FIBERGLASS: 64 LBS, $1,950 CAD • KEVLAR: 62 LBS, $2,575 CAD • ULTRALIGHT KEVLAR: 56 LBS, $2,750 CAD
ESQUIF
SPARK
www.esquif.com • $1,724
Speed, precision and maneuverability were the three guiding elements in the creation of the Spark. In collaboration with American slalom champion John Kazimierczyk, Esquif created a canoe with the per- formance of a high-quality composite with the toughness of Royalite. Looking for lightness, precision and acceleration? If you’re a technical paddler looking for a fast, responsive river runner, try the Spark.
LENGTH: 11’8” • WIDTH AT GUNWALES: 25”; AT WATERLINE: 23” • DEPTH AT BOW: 21”; AT CENTER: 15.5”; AT STERN: 19” • ROYALITE: ASH TRIM, 35 LBS
folding ALLY CANOES
515 ALLY 15.5’ DR (A)
www.allycanoes.com • $2,155 CAD
A splendid canoe for weekend to week-long trips on flatwater. Its short, low profile makes it easier to paddle in windy conditions, and the design is well suited to lakes and quiet rivers. There’s enough capacity for small families, yet it’s fast and maneuverable enough for solo paddling.
LENGTH: 16’ • WIDTH AT GUNWALES: 30.5”; AT WATERLINE: 31.5” • DEPTH AT BOW: 17.5”; AT CENTER: 13.5”; AT STERN: 17.5” • PVC: ALUMINUM TRIM, 39 LBS
A ALLY CANOES
811 ALLY 16.5’ DR (B)
www.allycanoes.com • $2,220 CAD
The canoe for those who need large carrying capacity combined with high stability on flatwater and rougher rivers. The long, low rockered keel line increases directional stability without sacrificing maneuverability. This canoe has been paddled in heavy whitewa- ter and technical rivers with great success, making it the optimal choice under all conditions.
LENGTH: 16’5” • WIDTH AT GUNWALES: 36”; AT WATERLINE: 33.5” • DEPTH AT BOW: 18.5”; AT CENTER: 14”; AT STERN: 18.5” • PVC: ALUMINUM TRIM, 44 LBS
ALLY CANOE
815 ALLY 17’ DR (C)
www.allycanoes.com • $2,350 CAD
This is a high-performance and fast canoe that matches the perfor- mance and speed of similar hard shell canoes. The tumblehome pro- file and straight keel combined with its low profile and straight bow and stern results in superior directional stability and speed. The large capacity makes this canoe a great choice for longer trips on flatwater.
LENGTH: 16’11” • WIDTH AT GUNWALES: 33.5”; AT WATERLINE: 32.5” • DEPTH AT BOW: 17.5”; AT CENTER: 13.5”; AT STERN: 17.5” • PVC: ALUMINUM TRIM, 45 LBS
160 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2014 B C
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