I have a 13' Appleline Zoomer Solo Canoe that has been refurbished and is in very good condition that I'd like to swap for a CRK Mnandi or something of similar value - folders preferred, but custom fixed blades would also be considered. I would consider a swap involving multiple knives, but no lower-end stuff, please.
The Zoomer is 13' long and 28" wide and was originally designed as a slalom race boat. When it was refurbished it was beefed up so that it is plenty sturdy for normal usage (the original construction was a light, fragile racing layup). Custom woodwork was added and new gelcoat applied. Although it could be used on lakes, it really shines on moving water. It's probably best for a sub-200 pound paddler.
Current photos can be seen at http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/582701807uVufdh
And a couple of better photos of the woodwork that were taken right after it was installed can be seen in these photos. Please note that these are not current photos, although the woodwork is still in excellent condition:
A storage cover made of marine boat cover fabric comes with the canoe.
Any trades would need to be made in person since it would be a bit hard to fit the canoe in a Post Office flat rate box.
The Zoomer is 13' long and 28" wide and was originally designed as a slalom race boat. When it was refurbished it was beefed up so that it is plenty sturdy for normal usage (the original construction was a light, fragile racing layup). Custom woodwork was added and new gelcoat applied. Although it could be used on lakes, it really shines on moving water. It's probably best for a sub-200 pound paddler.
Current photos can be seen at http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/582701807uVufdh
And a couple of better photos of the woodwork that were taken right after it was installed can be seen in these photos. Please note that these are not current photos, although the woodwork is still in excellent condition:
A storage cover made of marine boat cover fabric comes with the canoe.
Any trades would need to be made in person since it would be a bit hard to fit the canoe in a Post Office flat rate box.
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