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> Just a thought here, guys, and smack me down if this seems silly, but why
> isn't anyone building the smaller whitewater sized kayaks?
People do
> That's what
> they train in in the pools, and I don't find them particularly difficult
> to keep straight, but then, that's all I've ever kayaked (kayaked?) in, so
> my Georgian Bay, (just started), might seem like a truck when I'm done. I
> would think that a stripper of those dimensions would be great for tooling
> around as long as you weren't doing any class III's or something, and it
> would look great. Does that make any sense?
Yes.
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