Paddling Notes

New Pure XL's and SM's on the way to Dealers Now

21 January 2011 Last Updated on 30 April 2011 administrator

Our first delivery of Pure XL and Pure Sm's have  now arrived to our Pennsylvania warehouse.   About half are going in mass to the west and between the East and West warehouses you will see boat showing up on the floor of your local dealer very soon. Check them at your earliest opportunity.  We are sure you will  be impressed and think you will find a very reliable new partner for your paddling expeditions.

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Pure XL Readies for Business

19 October 2010 Last Updated on 30 April 2011 Landis Arnold

 

Talk about Comfort in a modern Whitewater boat. The Pure is measuring in at 87 Gallons, and is speced for paddlers 185 lbs and up. You will be bouyant, comforatable and come winter even warm in this boat.

Bottom Line, float on top of the water and you are in control. Head into the water and you are with the current going where the river will take you. Get ready for some action. This one is going to be fun.

Quick Specs.

8' 10" long, 27" wide.

87 Gal

Trim Adjustable Double Padded Seat

Strap Adjustable "Collission Plate" Bulkhead Footbrace

Prijon's infamous HTP Polyethylene (Extrusion Blowmolded)

General Availability Mid November 2010, North American Market

Watch this site for more information.

Kayaks are made to be warm, so stay above the water and know what control means.

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Jackson Lake, Wyoming

24 July 2010 Last Updated on 12 April 2011 Landis Arnold

A wonderful place for kayak touring as well as real river touring. We stayed 3 nights in Colter Bay, and had a nice mix of lake touring as well as a run down the Snake River. The views of the Tetons are without comparison, and there is something about being surrounded nearly completely by other "vacationers". The Car camping is just a short walk from the lake and the Picnic area at the lakeside itself was where we had all of our dinners. The Pebble Beach is a bit short of skipping stones but it actually has warm enough water in July for swimming.

The Kayak Touring has a great set of islands to paddle around and explore. We did not do an overnighter but back country permits are all that are required and they are free in Grand Teton (I forgot to mention that each boat needs a permit $10 for a week, or $20 for a year. Somehow inner tubes are prohibitive and stand up paddle boards are free (no permit).. eve free of life jacket requirements.

Going down the Snake our daughter was grossed out to see the carcass of a bull moose below her as she passed by. Clear water where you can also see giant fish.

A great place for paddling, bull moose included and/or not withstanding.

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