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Old 05-25-2007   #1
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Prijion Cross

Any body had a chance to paddle this thing yet. I am eying it as a down river boat . Preliminary reports are that it's a bit twitchy for creek'n
But has great hull speed. As in mountaineering, speed is safety.

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Old 05-25-2007   #2
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I loved it. I'm just a tad big for it at 200. Paddled it down eldo and bailey and it did great. Think it would be a great river runner for you. Not to mention Steve and Landis are top notch and the plastic is the best.

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Old 05-25-2007   #3
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I also really liked the cross, but am a bit too big for it for harder stuff. A good creeker for folks less than 170#, agood river runner up to 185 or so. Good manurvrability, great speed, tuff boat, better value than the rest.
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I took it down the #s at high water a few years ago. Great hull speed, good maneuverability. I think you would like it Joe. Not really a full on creeker, but pretty close.
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