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 Price
Quotation #SP-01
Scout 13 – Small Canoe/Kayak
with optional Rowing Package
Lightweight (34 lbs.) Kevlar/Graphite
Construction
Picture shows the Scout 13 with Rowing Package #1802.
Row it, paddle it, sail it... Canoe on a lake,
troll a bay, shoot a river, carry it into a wilderness pond... The
Scout may be small, but that doesn't limit its uses... In fact,
smallness is its biggest asset. Only 13 feet in length, the Scout
stores easily in a garage or boat house, or on deck of a cruising
yacht. It also sits comfortably on the roof of the smallest cars
or in the bed of a pick-up.
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Unit
1
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Item#
0093K
1802
0097
1902
2540
2614
0104F
0610 |
Description
SCOUT 13, Kevlar/Graphite, incl. 1 folding
cane seat & flotation
NOTE: Fiberglass version offered at $1350
Rowing Package:
Fixed-Seat Rowing Package
Popular Outfitting:
Tracking Fin for Scout 13, removable ($175)
Downwind Spinnaker Sail Rig ($450)
Deluxe Outside Seam, installed ($400)
Popular Accessories:
Deluxe Folding Cane Seat, removable, for second paddler ($75)
Seaclude AMT, 2-pc., kayak paddle, for easy solo paddling ($120)
Volksvest Life Vest, slim fit ($45) |
Price
$1950
200
Total $2150 |
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 Weighing
only 34 pounds (Kevlar model), it's a boat that a person really
can tote into a remote lake. It's also a boat almost anyone can
handle alone -- women and senior citizens will have no trouble cartopping
it, children can move it from the cottage down to the lake.
Length 13’ Width 32"
Load Capacity 400 lbs.
Weight Fiberglass 45 lbs. Weight
Kevlar/Graphite 34 lbs.
 "We
have enjoyed our Scout 13 immensely and have already explored many
quiet waters previously inaccessible to us. I guess my life has
become so complex that the simplicity of the Scout came as a refreshing
reprieve!
I like being able to cartop, carry and launch it solo. What I like
most of all is being able to explore shallow, glassy coves where
power boats and jet skis refuse to permeate... I'm looking forward
to many happy years of paddling with my kids. Thanks for making
it so simple!"
Charles
Bellia, Washington
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