So Az paddling

Posted by: BobEFord

So Az paddling - 06/21/08 04:30 PM

My tuperware based canoe just melted, and it only felt like 103 degrees. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Fair
110�F (43�C)
Humidity: 7 %
Wind Speed: W 6 MPH

Barometer: 29.93 in (1007.50 mb)
Dewpoint: 31�F (-1�C)
Heat Index: 103�F (39�C

Posted by: c1davo

Re: So Az paddling - 07/25/08 08:43 PM

to bad you don't have a Grumman. You could call it a hot tub and have a party!

Posted by: Pika

Re: So Az paddling - 07/26/08 06:14 AM

I have been looking at canoes. Let me know what kind I shouldn't get for SE AZ.

Posted by: mockturtle

Re: So Az paddling - 08/07/08 06:29 PM

I use a carbonlite kayak [Eddyline] when in Yuma and it's stable in the heat. Kevlar is stable, too, but more expensive.

Posted by: Jimshaw

Re: So Az paddling - 08/08/08 04:29 PM

c1davo
I flew into central Saskatchewan, hitched a ride with an Indian and rented a canoe. Up there they only use aluminum canoes because the thin ice will cut through laminated canoes.

I hope that wasn't a royalex canoe <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" />
Jim <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />