Tandem Canoes
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Stability is top priority for family canoeing. And our Ouzel 17 has earned the reputation of being the "best choice". This extra-stable workhorse provides ample room for children, camping gear, and the family dog. Load up and venture away from the crowds to your own private camping spot... Don't worry when your kids, spotting a muskrat, shift their weight simultaneously to the same side... your Ouzel has plenty of stability to handle the situation.
Multi-Use Craft: Rowing, Paddling, Sailing - Featherweight Kevlar/Graphite Construction Heron 17 R is also a highly popular tripping canoe... Whether you want a canoe for day tripping, weekend campouts, or extended lightweight camping trips, the Heron is an excellent choice. The Heron's featherweight Kevlar®/Graphite construction with an Airex foam core weighs a mere 42 pounds, making solo portages a breeze.
The Canoe that made Osagian famous. The best all-around choice for entry- and intermediate- level canoeists in a wide variety of applications. Honest, true-tracking, almost unconscious performance - day-in, day-out, season-in, season-out - is what sets the Classic apart.
Double End .050 Lightweight
The Nova 17 is a fast, lightweight, wilderness tripping/touring canoe or a recreational canoe for those who prefer a longer canoe. The same fine characteristics of the Nova 16 only in a longer canoe. Choose it over the Nova 16 where greater room and capacity are required. Again where durability is a concern, choose the Nova 17 in the heavier, more durable, Royalex. A favorite adventure racing teams.
The Cronje is ideally suited to paddlers who want to challenge big, open water by covering distance with ease. Fast lines and excellent tracking make it a joy to use. Cargo capacity isn’t compromised for speed and the canoe handles well both with a load and empty. Its lower profile means less wind drag on the water and lower weight on the portage trail. The Cronje is most at home in landscapes with large open lakes like the famed Boundary Waters or Algonquin Park.
Rock-solid stability with high capacity and good glide. The Boundary waters offers a unique blend of excellent stability and easy paddling. Extra fullness throughout the middle gives this canoe extra capacity. The bow and stern height are kept low to catch less wind. Curved webbed seats keep you in the center, yet offer flexible seating.
Joe Seliga built his wood canvas canoes in Ely, Minnesota for over 60 years. Seligas have been cherished by generations. When Joe was ready to pass on his legacy he sought out Ted Bell and asked that his classic design continue.
It’s a high volume canoe with symmetrical rocker for predictable back ferries, and perfectly sized for four barrels or packs. Or bring the kids and Lassie, then toss in the cooler, and everyone will feel stable and safe day-paddling in the B 17.
At just over 17 feet, the Penobscot 17 RX is a durable canoe designed to be an efficient performer. A great choice for the intermediate to experience paddler, the Penobscot has been a long-time favorite amongst avid and competitive paddlers. Equally at home in fast moving or still water, the Penobscot 17 RX takes performance to a whole new level.
The 17-foot Tripper is what wilderness canoeing is all about. A high volume hull with a deep V-entry, the Tripper 172 can paddle easily with a heavy load. The shallow arch design provides exceptional stability and handles whitewater with ease. The Tripper 172 is a forgiving canoe and regarded by many as the best tandem wilderness tripping canoe available.
The Mohawk Intrepids are dry, high volume canoes, with slightly arched and moderately-rockered bottoms, they are the most versatile of our canoes. Very stable and dry, they are at home running whitewater rivers or carrying fisherman to their favorite fishing spot. Because of their roomy, full volume, flared ends with extra reinforcing, the Mohawk Intrepids are a good choice when the canoe will be used in both flat and whitewater.