is it possible to add the front row system to this boat? or do you have a front-row system that one could have as an option when purchasing your boat? that is really what I am looking for! or a double set up so two people can row facing each other! that would really nice for a couple 💞
Hi, we tried this system... it's not a good choice! Very heavy, complex, expensive, we decided not to implement it on our boats. The idea is interesting but the reality is far from it!
@@liteboat how then to safely row in the canals and between the islands here in Stockholm when teens come rushing on water scooters? I like rowing a lot, but I am not sure how to maintain safety for oneself when one rows in my area.... how do rowers solve the lack of total awareness of what is in front of you without getting a neck pain? I like to get into rowing, but I am just not sure how to do it well in my area.. I also wonder if people pull up their rowers each day on land or let them rest in water and rent space for that normally? what are the standards of how one maintains and one store the rowing boats like yours when living in a city in an apartment? thanks for getting back and hope to learn more from you guys, I am new to this!
Hi Frederic, the boat in the video is an old model, but we have a lot available in the US, just have a look at our website www.liteboat.com/ and if needed contact our local dealers 😉
Interesting. Where do you put lunch, extra clothes, safety gear...? Or do you just not use it for adventure after all? Also, how fast do you tend to go? e.g. my kayak will cruise at 3.5--4 knots all day, and this should have a bit more power, but maybe a bit more wetted surface as well...? Also, it'd be awfully nice to see it in waves. Any problems with the bow digging in when surfing?
Forget rowing look at Savage River racing canoes. C-1's weigh 20lbs. @ 18ft.-6 inches --Carbon fiber/foam composite---8 miles per/hour on a sprint. C-2's 18ft.-6" @ 26 to 30 pounds weight contestants in 120 mile Ausalble River Marathon adverage 7 miles per hour(thats a 14&1/2 hour winning time with any finish under 15 hours is eleate.
That is a good modern hull, like they have been making for at least 20 years. But yeah, it is going to stuff the bow in anything rough or surfy. You notice that in comparing it to shells, he only promised this could be used in somewhat rougher conditions, amounting to no rougher at all. That is a problem because this does not how the glide of a shell, but is pretty much restricted as to waters. What it does have is a self draining cockpit, and low windage, and it looks to be unsinkable due to the double wall construction. So it may not shed water as well as many open water boats, but unlike most of those, you can't sink it. Or at least fill it to the brim to the point where even if not literally sunk, the waves will have their will; you will not be able to row it; and you will be basically in a very cold bath.
Hello @@frankmartin9023 , we decided to give a quote to each customer (with transport, options, accessories & VAT included) and to not write prices anymore in our website. If you need any information please write us at contact@liteboat.com
Very nice boat, exactly what I was looking for.
Looks like a standard coastal boat. How is it different? What does it weigh?
is it possible to add the front row system to this boat? or do you have a front-row system that one could have as an option when purchasing your boat? that is really what I am looking for! or a double set up so two people can row facing each other! that would really nice for a couple 💞
Hi, we tried this system... it's not a good choice! Very heavy, complex, expensive, we decided not to implement it on our boats. The idea is interesting but the reality is far from it!
@@liteboat how then to safely row in the canals and between the islands here in Stockholm when teens come rushing on water scooters? I like rowing a lot, but I am not sure how to maintain safety for oneself when one rows in my area.... how do rowers solve the lack of total awareness of what is in front of you without getting a neck pain?
I like to get into rowing, but I am just not sure how to do it well in my area..
I also wonder if people pull up their rowers each day on land or let them rest in water and rent space for that normally? what are the standards of how one maintains and one store the rowing boats like yours when living in a city in an apartment? thanks for getting back and hope to learn more from you guys, I am new to this!
Do you market this boat? Frederic LePrevost, Clinton, Iowa USA?
Hi Frederic, the boat in the video is an old model, but we have a lot available in the US, just have a look at our website www.liteboat.com/ and if needed contact our local dealers 😉
If it just rowed facing forward, I would be onboard.
Do you have a North American distributor?
I would like to time 500 m of your boat vs olympic skiff, just to see where they are.
A cordial greeting.
Have you also made one which is good on rough waters?
We have a full range of coastal rowing boats made for competition :) You can check out the LiteRace series on www.liteboat.com/
Roei op de Middellandse Zee in Lite Boat, geweldige ervaring.
Parabéns! Que coisa mais linda!!! No Brasil faria muito sucesso!!!!!
Video starts at 0:47. You're welcome.
LiteBoat , una barca a remi veramente bella , la prima barca a remi , che desidererei possedere ,
Well done 😎
Interesting. Where do you put lunch, extra clothes, safety gear...? Or do you just not use it for adventure after all? Also, how fast do you tend to go? e.g. my kayak will cruise at 3.5--4 knots all day, and this should have a bit more power, but maybe a bit more wetted surface as well...? Also, it'd be awfully nice to see it in waves. Any problems with the bow digging in when surfing?
Forget rowing look at Savage River racing canoes. C-1's weigh 20lbs. @ 18ft.-6 inches --Carbon fiber/foam composite---8 miles per/hour on a sprint. C-2's 18ft.-6" @ 26 to 30 pounds weight contestants in 120 mile Ausalble River Marathon adverage 7 miles per hour(thats a 14&1/2 hour winning time with any finish under 15 hours is eleate.
That is a good modern hull, like they have been making for at least 20 years. But yeah, it is going to stuff the bow in anything rough or surfy. You notice that in comparing it to shells, he only promised this could be used in somewhat rougher conditions, amounting to no rougher at all. That is a problem because this does not how the glide of a shell, but is pretty much restricted as to waters.
What it does have is a self draining cockpit, and low windage, and it looks to be unsinkable due to the double wall construction. So it may not shed water as well as many open water boats, but unlike most of those, you can't sink it. Or at least fill it to the brim to the point where even if not literally sunk, the waves will have their will; you will not be able to row it; and you will be basically in a very cold bath.
can i get one in the US? Great concept and design.
Hi ! Please contact us by email at contact@liteboat.com :)
Price in Europe?
Hi ! All price information is on the website liteboat.fr
Hello @@frankmartin9023 , we decided to give a quote to each customer (with transport, options, accessories & VAT included) and to not write prices anymore in our website. If you need any information please write us at contact@liteboat.com
@@liteboat, interesting decision; what made you take it?