Bob wrote: >I haven't tried the boat yet but I wonder how the boats would compare in terms of efficiency, tracking, handling and sea worthyness. >Any general comments on Nordkaps? Bob: I have never paddled Eddyline, but I have paddled the Nordkapp is all it's variations. To me the Nordkapp is at it's best in confused seas. The Nordkapp to me just begs to get up on edge and with good technique, carves turns very gracefully for such a straight tracking boat. For some reason I just feel more stable in rougher water with the Nordkapp. You should contact Scott Williams at Sweetwater Kayaks (941) 346-1179 or swkayaks_at_aol.com. He has a few Nordkapps in stock but better yet, he is just about to have a *** Spring Sale with 20 - 25% Discounts *** off all boats and possibly other merchandise as well. That is a huge discount! I don't think he carries Eddyline, but I know he carries Valley Canoe Products, Nigel Dennis Kayaks and Dagger. It would be worth a call. Good luck! Robert ________________________________________________________ Robert Starling Member ASMP / APSG Robert Starling Photography, Inc. Orlando, Florida Phone 407 521-0041 Fax 407 521-0031 http://www.starling.com NetGuide Magazine Internet Site Of The Day *************************************************************************** PaddleWise Paddling Mailing List Submissions: paddlewise_at_lists.intelenet.net Subscriptions: paddlewise-request_at_lists.intelenet.net Website: http://www.gasp-seakayak.net/paddlewise/ ***************************************************************************Received on Sun Mar 15 1998 - 13:55:51 PST
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