Canoe Buyer's Guide | Initial & Secondary Stability
In this video our very own Steve Schreader walks you through the differences between Initial & Secondary Stability Canoes. Different canoe types can be confusing, this video will make it easier!
This is video 3 of 6 in our Canoe Buyers Guide Master Class.
▪️Tandem or Solo Canoes: • Canoe Buyer's Guide | ...
▪️River vs. Flatwater Canoes: • Canoe Buyer's Guide | ...
▪️Aluminum Vs. Kevlar: • Canoe Buyer's Guide | ...
▪️What Length & Width to buy?: Coming Soon! - June 5th
▪️Ancillary Products: Coming Soon! - July 12th
▪️Full Master Class: Coming Soon! - July 19th
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What’s a sheer line?
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5 ай бұрын
It's a line of balance on the side of the canoe / boat. Imagine trying to push the canoe over from it's side while on water - for as long as the water is below that line, the canoe is going to bounce back once you let it go. However if you push it over that line, the center of mass ends up being on the other side and the canoe is going to flip over.
You are not going to run class 4 or 5 white water with an open canoe.