Complicated question - this has been asked by a number of people in other forums. I am assuming you mean American FreeStyle (now just FreeStyle) but that is also a question. Since you posted on a clip where I am more Canadian Style. If you want to do functional freestyle compared to interpretive FreeStyle also makes a difference, or if you have aspirations for use in other contexts (e.g. light tripping/tripping/moving water). Your weight/height also is a factor. Assuming FreeStyle (AFS) I quite like my WildFire (I am ~5 10, 200lbs), if you are smaller the FlashFire, if you are larger then try a StarFire. I know that Swift is making the WildFire now, I am not sure about the Flash or Star. If you are in Europe (and on the smaller side of me) then look at Lake Constance Canoe - Felicity. Lots of People I know like the Kite designed from John Winters. Something with a moderately rounded bottom, soft chines, and modest rocker. There are lots of boats that work really well - if you are near a FS symposium or rendezvous sign up and try as many boats as you can.
@@CharlesBurchill good day! Thank you for the answer. I am far from the places where the canoe festivals take place. I'm going to build a canoe out of a plank. I looked at all these models on the Internet. there are drawings of "Nymph" by Nick Shade- I will build and master it. The rivers are not yet covered with ice. I'm training at "Rubossa" ("Ranger" Ted Moores). good luck!
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good day. I want to build a solo freestyle canoe. Which model of canoe is preferable?
Complicated question - this has been asked by a number of people in other forums. I am assuming you mean American FreeStyle (now just FreeStyle) but that is also a question. Since you posted on a clip where I am more Canadian Style. If you want to do functional freestyle compared to interpretive FreeStyle also makes a difference, or if you have aspirations for use in other contexts (e.g. light tripping/tripping/moving water). Your weight/height also is a factor.
Assuming FreeStyle (AFS)
I quite like my WildFire (I am ~5 10, 200lbs), if you are smaller the FlashFire, if you are larger then try a StarFire. I know that Swift is making the WildFire now, I am not sure about the Flash or Star.
If you are in Europe (and on the smaller side of me) then look at Lake Constance Canoe - Felicity.
Lots of People I know like the Kite designed from John Winters.
Something with a moderately rounded bottom, soft chines, and modest rocker.
There are lots of boats that work really well - if you are near a FS symposium or rendezvous sign up and try as many boats as you can.
@@CharlesBurchill good day! Thank you for the answer. I am far from the places where the canoe festivals take place. I'm going to build a canoe out of a plank. I looked at all these models on the Internet. there are drawings of "Nymph" by Nick Shade- I will build and master it. The rivers are not yet covered with ice. I'm training at "Rubossa" ("Ranger" Ted Moores). good luck!
Sorry I didn't give you a nice simple answer. I hope your build goes well.
Where did you get that seat from?
slackseat.com/