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Which brings me back to my point of needlessly grading yourself up through many boats.
I bet that time spent in easier water in a V10l would have paid you more dividends than learning different techniques in the V10s.
The boats behave completely differently and so the skills don't crossover.
This suggests I shouldn't have bothered paddling in harder conditions in the V10S but upgraded earlier.
As I said before, change the water you paddle in whilst you learn, not the boat......water's free.[/quote]
While this implies I should have spent more time in different conditions before upgrading!
Maybe we do logic differently in Australia.
My main point is the difference in behaviour for different layups for the same model ski and I propose this is exacerbated for lighter paddlers. I was able to test paddle the V10 Performance and felt quite comfortable in it.
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There really is a market for a low volume fast boat, you just need to scream louder at the manufacturers.
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