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Laura,

Will be joining you as a Montanan this month, up from Colorado. Hoped you had some input regarding my recent question:http://www.mountainbuzz.com/forums/f...ing-46399.html

You seem super knowledgeable about your area, so I thank you in advance for any input.

-Paul

Hey! I saw in an old thread u had a Mojave Dry Box. How do you like it? Thinking about adding a one to my set up for more dry good store. Any info would be greatly appreciated!

-ZCP

Hi there

I am curious what length ur frame is as I am ordering a madcatr. Any info. is appreciated.

Thank you,
Drew

Thanks for the advice, I'm new to cats, had a huge gear hauling cat about 15 years ago. These smaller cats have evolved a lot since then. Considering a Madcatr frame since they seem to be well considered by many, but I get a pro deal on all things NRS so I'm also considering their Sport Cat frame its not as fancy as Madcatr but it breaks down better I think. Realistically I wont be running anything like NFP. This is the 3rd boat I have bought directly from Sotar, always during their sales. In the past I've tried to work package deals with raft companies like Recretec and they ended up being about the same.
Thanks for the advice, they haven't even built my boat and I can't wait to get it on the water!

OK, you convinced me so I ordered a 12.6' X 22.5" Sotar Legend. I'm considering having it stretched out to 13' and I was wondering what frame to get. The boat will mostly be running the Tuolumne and the Forks of the Kern, class IV-V in CA for day trips but I may also run the Rogue or the Illinois for solo multi day trips. Also wondering if I should have Sotar add any extra D-rings to attach the frame?
Thanks for your help,
Will

Laura-Heading to the Lochsa today for 4 or 5. Plans for the North Fork and/or White Sands... K