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RECREATION CANOES

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There's enough versatility packed into the 12-foot Pack to keep it going from dawn to dusk. Extremely durable, the Old Town Pack is made of tough Royalex® which is also lightweight. In fact, it's so light in weight that almost anyone who can paddle solo could easily carry it to and from the water and get it on and off the car top. The Pack lets you go where other canoes can’t. 
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Material:Royalex®
Length:12' / 3.7 m
Width:32" / 81.3 cm
Width at 4" Waterline:31.75" / 80.6 cm
Bow Height:16.75" / 42.5 cm
Depth:11.5" / 29.2 cm
Weight:33 lbs / 15 kg
Max Load Range:550-600 lbs / 249.5-272.2 kg
Suggested Retail:$1,099.99 USD

Hull Characteristics

FEATURES

  • Nylon web seat
  • Ash thwart
  • Black vinyl gunwales
  • Comfortable molded-in carrying handles
  • Well-suited for a double-bladed paddle
  • Durable, yet lightweight

Options

Action Shots

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Flat Bottom

Flat bottom canoes offer great initial stability. They tend to feel very secure on calm water but become slightly less comfortable as the waves get larger or as you lean to one side. Flat bottom canoes are great for the sportsmen and general weekend warrior looking for a solid platform.
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Slight Tumblehome Sides

A tumblehome design tends to have a narrower width at the gunwale than at the waterline. This allows the paddler to have a clean stroke with a closer reach to the water.
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Minimum Rocker

Look at a canoe from a side view. If the canoe hull is completely sitting on a hard surface without either end bowed up, it means it has minimum rocker. Canoes with little or no rocker track extremely well but they are much harder to turn or maneuver.
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