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Subject: Re: Looking for boat advice Author: Wes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:31:38 05/13/04 Thu In reply to: Mike 's message, "Looking for boat advice" on 00:05:39 05/12/04 Wed >Has anyone has tried the Current Designs Gulfstream? >The specs on the cockpit seem a little small, but I've >heard it described as a large person's boat. The Gulfstream is larger than some, but not really what you'd call all that large. Really, it's a try it and see. I have yet to see a Temp 180 but understand the cockpit size to be in the range of the Nitehawk and the Carolina 16. -- Wes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Looking for boat advice Author: Mike [Edit] Date Posted: 18:55:24 05/13/04 Thu I got to try the Gulfstream the other day and you are right. The Gulfstream is not in the same size class as the Night Hawk or Carolina. However I did find another boat that is. The Current Designs Storm is a really big boat with plenty of cockpit space. The only downfall is that it has a rudder rather than a skeg. Otherwise the lines look sleek and the quality appears to be high. I have not paddled it yet. Does anyone have any experience with this boat or its fiberglass cousin the Solstice GT? > >The Gulfstream is larger than some, but not really >what you'd call all that large. Really, it's a try it >and see. I have yet to see a Temp 180 but understand >the cockpit size to be in the range of the Nitehawk >and the Carolina 16. > >-- Wes