Re: [Paddlewise] Commercial enthusiasm on Paddlewise

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i would enjoy hearing matt's expertise on new materials/manufacturing
processes etc. of hard body kayaks or even comparisions of the existing
materials. it would be interesting to have some threads about differences of
hard body vs. foldables in performance, etc. i think he has showed a great
willingness to post valuable info on paddlewise without crossing over the
commercial edge.
i do enjoy hearing about the history etc of the folding boats even though i
never expect to buy one. but i agree paddlewise should stay away from
commercial inroads. david miskell
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt Broze" <mkayaks_at_oz.net>
Subject: [Paddlewise] Commercial enthusiasm on Paddlewise


> To the paddlewise list bosses and concerned paddlewisers:
> Would it be okay for me (a manufacturer and dealer of hard body kayaks--as
> well as a dealer of some limper ones) to become effusive over all of rigid
> kayak's many advantages over those kayaks requiring a degree in Erector
Set
> Technology to use? (That is, if I don't promote my own particular brand?).
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