BurkeJ

Well BurkeJ I enjoyed your review of the DF15, especially your comments around playfulness...and the high bow volume characteristic that...

I paddled a StarFIRE this summer for a couple of weeks and sadly found it very underwhelming. It was particularly depressing to me as I...

The DF15 is sounding more and more like my RockSTAR. I find the RockSTAR plenty playful, however I have yet to paddle it loaded. It's...

I was referring to the plug of the P15 solo as mellow, not the Dragonfly 15…. The DF15 checks all the boxes for an extended river...

I used 30” (closer to 32/33 inflated) in my RX-WF tripping. Have also used my 54” bags on day trips, fit right to the thwarts.

Thought I would start a thread to document my preparation for an upcoming big trip. Hopefully this is a good forum to add this -...

I am going to make some additional replies later with food, footwear, and other ancillary items and so forth, but these are all...

Picked up a Royalex Wildfire (Yellowstone Solo) to save the Gelcoat on my Wildfire. Great boat but I don’t like the differential rocker...

The P15solo is a new solo. Prolly 32”(ish) wide, easy to do cross strokes. Flatter bottom, very stable. Gear hauler and good fishing...

That shouldn’t be a problem…

I have never paddled the original Dragonfly, but I spent a day paddling the plug for the Dragonfly 15 and I own a Phoenix in IXP. I...

First of all I love the Wildfire; if I could have only one boat it would be my Colden Wildfire. Design evolution says the Wildfire is a...

My (dedicated poling boat) Millbrook Coho has had 32" bags in it since the day I got it. A couple years ago, when I sold my heavy NC...

I had the pleasure of paddling the DF 15 plug last Fall, side by side comparison to Dragonfly, Kee 15 and the Prospector 15 solo plug...

I agree with Tryin's assessment. I haven't beaten on a Colden but my strongest/toughest composite boat is an older black/gold Bell...