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I don't know much about these particular boats, but the ads caught my eye. For a long time, I've wanted to do an Alaskan flat water paddling trip. These are cla
by mordechai9000 4y ago
I don't know much about these particular boats, but the ads caught my eye. For a long time, I've wanted to do an Alaskan flat water paddling trip. These are class I remote rivers accessible only by small plane, and the length of possible trips can vary from a week to multi week trips. So a boat that doesn't need a cargo plane sounds appealing. An inflatable could work, but they have their own drawbacks.
- prescriptivist 4y agoPackrafting as it exists now was basically developed in Alaska for this very scenario (downriver floats that you might have to hike in or take a bush plane in to start). High quality packrafts are battle tested and there is a lot of great competition in the industry that has benefitted the consumer.