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Designer Comments: The Reflection 17 is a versa-
Mad River REFLECTION 17
tile 17’ canoe. The goal was to create a canoe that
sizzlin’ seventeeners
$1,180 Us •
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was stimulating and functional at the same time
Length: 17’4” Width: 33”
and would appeal to the adventuresome tripper
huLL materiaL: Royalex Weight: 66 – 69 lbs
as well as the young family. it offers a healthy dose
of speed, reassuring stability and generous capac-
ity without sacrificing manoeuvrability. Choice of
wood, aluminum or iQ system gunwales. Price may
increase to $1,530 Us depending on gunwales.
Old Town KORU Designer Comments: Koru is a native term referring to renewal,
$2,999 Us •
oldtowncanoe.com and a fitting name for our technologically advanced composite
Length: 17’5” Width: 33.8” canoe. we carefully adapted the algonquin and Ojibway hunting
huLL materiaL: Carbon fibre Weight: 62 lbs canoe designs to modern paddling and found just the right mate-
rial and lay-up to give you lightweight durability, without
sacrificing style and glide. By adding tumblehome and
extending the waterline slightly with minimum rocker,
the Koru provides you with a swift, efficient and
comfortable paddling experience.
Red River Canoe and Paddle Designer Comments: This reproduction of the Kildonan Canoe
TIMBER CRUISER Company’s Timber Cruiser model is a large-volume, easy-pad-
$3,800–$4,500 Cdn dling tripping canoe. The original has proven itself on many
redrivercanoe.ca northern trips and this canoe was specially commissioned to keep
Length: 17’6” Width: 39” the model available into the future. Fine entry lines and moder-
huLL: Cedar and canvas ate maximum waterline make for a manageable and surprisingly
Weight: 77 lbs quick cargo hauler.
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