The Millenium is definately a favorite of bigger paddlers.

John


"Lutz, Matt" <mlutz@...> wrote:

>stick with the millenium - its a bit easier to paddle and as you know if
>its easier then you'll be faster....
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>Doug- It's not totally on point, but the following link on the British
>ww site gives some information:
>http://wildwater.suddenlaunch.com/index.cgi?board=news
>Look under "lets talk boats".  I would think Geoff Calhoun or Chris
>Hipgrave would have the most information on the pros and cons of the
>k-1's out there.  For what its worth, Charles Albright has both a
>Millennium and an Esox. He generally paddles the Esox (because he broke
>the Millennium foot brace) , but says both are good.   .....Ed
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>Doug Ritchie <dr1001wildwater@...> wrote:
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>    Can anyone tell me about the characteristics of the Millenium
>kayak
>    and the Esox kayak.  I was in a Millenium owned by Tom Moore in
>    Kernville CA.  That was back in 2003 and I hadn't been in a
>wildwater
>    kayak since 1992 at the time.  So, yes, it was very weird.  But
>now
>    I'm wondering about those two boat types, which is faster?  I am
>45
>    years old, still a bit over weight and probably deluding myself
>into
>    believing I can handle a fast squirly boat.  Let me know if you
>know
>    anything.
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>    Thanks, Doug Ritchie
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