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The
Voyager
| Length |
15'6" |
| Beam (BOA) |
29-3/4" |
| Beam (BWL) |
30-1/4" |
| Weight |
42 lbs. |
| Displacement (Capacity) |
375 lbs |
| Draft (at Capacity) |
6.12" |
| Center Depth |
12" |
| Depth at Bow |
15" |
| Rocker |
.25" |
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here to see a photo gallery of the Voyager
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An
excellent solo tripper designed to cruise, with room for
plenty of gear, stable, fast, and tracks straight. It
has an asymmetrical hull shape and lots of tumblehome
so the paddler doesn’t need to reach out for an
efficient stroke. Good on quiet ponds, quick water, or
big windy lakes.
Note
that although the stems are a traditional recurve look,
they are kept very low to minimize being influenced by
the wind.
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All
of our kits are created as we get orders. Please email
us (info@newfound.com) with your name,
address, telephone
number, and shipping address (if different) and we
will email a quote that includes packaging and shipping
costs.A "kit" can include everything or just certain
items. If you just want strips, email us with the
pertinent name and address, the design you are building
and we will email a quote. We mill all of our strips
here at our facility in New Hampshire to the highest
standards after air drying the cedar.If you pick up
at our shop, of course there is no shipping charge.
We will shrink wrap your materials so that they are
impervious to the weather. A kit can be picked up
with a vehicle that you would normally use to transport
your canoe or kayak.
What
is in a kit?
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Canoe
Pre-Kit
If
you haven't built a stripper before and aren't sure
about the process, you may want to get a Pre-Kit first.
This includes plans, "Cedar Strip Building"
DVD, "Applying Fiberglassing" DVD, a CD of
construction pictures and Susan Van Leuven's book,
"The Illustrated Guide to Wood Strip Canoe Building".
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Materials
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Accessories
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