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When solo tripping I usually use my Malacite which has the three seats. Oddly enough in good conditions I prefer to use a cut down shower seat (with crutch tips) placed forward of the rear seat. This allows me to vary positions to relieve fatigue and pressure points by kneeling on one knee...

I have a Slipstream pack canoe that came with the Surf to Summit KOF 301 seat with backrest. I find it much more comfortable than I had anticipated. The back leans against the thwart as you mention. The seat is atop 1 inch foam on the hull. I don't use any straps for support but simply tie the...

Robin, was your granddaughter born in a canoe? Just look at how intuitively she reacted and got lower to steady that canoe. Thanks to all for making this raffle happen!

Hmmm I was under the impression satin was already the winner. To be clear, it does not matter how many times we have to vote satin remains my choice.

Is the "flint" in a butane lighter different than "fire steel" ?

I believe in the 70's OT made the 15' Trapper with fiberglass in place of canvas. They looked beautiful. I was thinking of getting one but went with the W/C Guide (now needs new canvas) instead. Seem to remember hearing of problems with the wood under the glass later.

I vote A

I like that you are including members in the decision process---really adds to the uniqueness. I vote for A on the handle, but any choices will not diminish eagerness to support the project.

Although I have never gotten to it I always wanted to make a removable yoke for my OT wc Guide similar to those used on Adirondack guideboats. Easily removed/installed and does not inhibit open space for gear stowage. Similar to one pictured here http://www.guideboats.com/construction/