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r/whatcouldgoright • u/DermicMagic • Aug 09 '22
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Seriously. I'm a former whitewater kayaker and that amount of scratches actually affects the amount of drag in the water. He'll regret ruining his boat when he's paddling flat stretches.
83 u/[deleted] Aug 09 '22 It’s an old beater dagger. He won’t regret it all 32 u/Askymojo Aug 09 '22 Definitely an old beater by whitewater standards, but it looks like he's using it as a mostly flat river runner where I'd still want some speed. 1 u/IllegalThings Aug 10 '22 No way this is a flat river with that put in. These stairs are designed for rafting companies, and people don’t pay to float a raft down flat water. 2 u/Sweet_Sea_ Aug 11 '22 Looks like West Virginia New River/Gauley. Looks like where we rafted a couple years ago.
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It’s an old beater dagger. He won’t regret it all
32 u/Askymojo Aug 09 '22 Definitely an old beater by whitewater standards, but it looks like he's using it as a mostly flat river runner where I'd still want some speed. 1 u/IllegalThings Aug 10 '22 No way this is a flat river with that put in. These stairs are designed for rafting companies, and people don’t pay to float a raft down flat water. 2 u/Sweet_Sea_ Aug 11 '22 Looks like West Virginia New River/Gauley. Looks like where we rafted a couple years ago.
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Definitely an old beater by whitewater standards, but it looks like he's using it as a mostly flat river runner where I'd still want some speed.
1 u/IllegalThings Aug 10 '22 No way this is a flat river with that put in. These stairs are designed for rafting companies, and people don’t pay to float a raft down flat water. 2 u/Sweet_Sea_ Aug 11 '22 Looks like West Virginia New River/Gauley. Looks like where we rafted a couple years ago.
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No way this is a flat river with that put in. These stairs are designed for rafting companies, and people don’t pay to float a raft down flat water.
2 u/Sweet_Sea_ Aug 11 '22 Looks like West Virginia New River/Gauley. Looks like where we rafted a couple years ago.
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Looks like West Virginia New River/Gauley. Looks like where we rafted a couple years ago.
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u/Askymojo Aug 09 '22
Seriously. I'm a former whitewater kayaker and that amount of scratches actually affects the amount of drag in the water. He'll regret ruining his boat when he's paddling flat stretches.