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I am thinking of getting an inflatable canoe to use on the (quieter) parts of the thames.
Anyone got one? Recommendations most welcome!
I've got a Sevylor Hudson.
Dont use ut as much as I would like but its pretty good. Solid and very well made. Easy to blow up and put away etc,
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we have a sevylor colorado. harder work than a proper canoe but easier to transport and store
Got one of these, it's great. We've taken it on the river loads and even paddled a bit of the Pembrokeshire coast on/in it. (sorry about the link I'm not good with posting pic's!) 🙂
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Hudson is a kayak, colorado is a canoe so i guess the first question is "is it actually a canoe you want?"
Not sure if they're available in UK, but got my missus a Gumotex Palava a few years ago. Tough, quick and easy to set up. She's very happy with it.
you can get gumotex in the uk, we test 'drove' one, probably a bit nicer than the sevylor but was double the price and couldn't justify that
Cheers - it is a canoe I am after - the canyon looks perfect @ £130!!!