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rhainan wrote: Now, we all know that with just a little patience, pretty much all of these guys would stabilize after a couple of hours of piddling around. A few of them persevered and did get comfortable. But, many of them gave up way before they got comfortable. The V5 is for them, not for us.
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rhainan wrote: Now, we all know that with just a little patience, pretty much all of these guys would stabilize after a couple of hours of piddling around. A few of them persevered and did get comfortable. But, many of them gave up way before they got comfortable. The V5 is for them, not for us.
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Fath2o wrote: AI doubt many of these types of paddlers would ever be inclined to learn about or improve their paddle technique and are not interested in graduating to higher performance surfskis.
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Fath2o wrote: My opinion (for what it is worth) is simply based on my observation and conversations with several paddlers that I have been observing day after day and year after year.
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Spacehopper wrote:
Fath2o wrote: My opinion (for what it is worth) is simply based on my observation and conversations with several paddlers that I have been observing day after day and year after year.
I've no doubt that you're right and there is quite a percentage who are happy with their basic skills. But just as the small world of ski paddling has plenty of outlooks and opinions, the worlds of SOTs, kayakfishing or just paddling in general are massively broad churches.
Just get a bit bored of the beating on SOT paddlers by 'proper' paddlers drawing arbitrary lines in the sand.
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AR_convert wrote:
Spacehopper wrote:
Fath2o wrote: clearly not aimed at racing
Ok...so define what is a racing kayak. Not in opinions, but in actual measurements - length/beam ratio, weight etc.
As usual - taking an example from what I've spent much of the rest of my life doing:
This is a racing dinghy:
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