CANOE HULL ONLY

Maximize your coaching efficiency and effectiveness with the perfect boat for coaching technique, practicing water changes, and herding multiple canoes in a single practice session.

First Generation Malia Mold hull converted to “coaching” boat or sailing canoe:

· Built in 2004. Very good condition!

· Extended Manus (eliminating seats 1 and 6) for extra flotation.

· “False Floor” 4 inches above bottom of hull for extra flotation.

· Left side glassed motor mount.

· Standard wae spacing (to accommodate modern ‘iako and ama set ups).

· Glassed handholds and oversized splash guard.

· Handy shelf built in under driver’s seat.

Using a 6 hp outboard, can reach speeds of up to 12 mph with three persons on board.

Throws virtually no wake, so running with canoes to coach is not disruptive.

Uses standard OC-6 ama-'iako set-up, or use 4X4's for extra stability.

Asking $2000 OBO

The Teva Hoe is a full sized Tahitian style hybrid paddle with many added features: A double bend, triple laminated wood shaft, an ultra thin full carbon blade for a clean entry, a pronounced hook at the tip for an aggressive catch, and a dihedral on the powerface for stabilization. This paddle is best for team paddling and paddlers who prefer a large blade. Surface Area: 133 in²
Blade Width: 9 ½"
Blade Length: 20 ¼"
Blade Angle: 15 degre

Great Condition MaaAfi -- $3000

Email - onepoidog@gmail.com or PM me.

Looking for seat in open crew for Molokai Hoe 2010.

Age: 35
Height: 5'-11"
Weight: 195 lb.
Club: Kamehameha; Honolulu, HI

Race Preparation:

3 OC-6 practices per week.
2 weekday practices. Workouts consist of 10 minute and 20 minute pieces, and last for at least 2 hours.

On Saturday mornings, intense practices with the 3.0 - 3.5 hours total paddling time.

I paddle most in the #3, #4, and #5 seats since I'm a "power guy". I have paddled occasionally in seats #1 and #2 and would be okay with these in calmer waters.

Outside of paddling, I surf every other day for at least 3 hours and also weight train, perform high-intensity workouts and hikes at twice a week.

Understand nutritional requirements and maintain proper carbohydrates / proteins. Will be well hydrated by this weekend.

Experience:

Began paddling in May 2010. Trained and raced in several Regattas.
Participated in the 18-mile Kona Iron Race. Also participated in the double-hull race.
Trained near the Hawaii Kai area with larger swells and a boat canvas.
Practiced with escort boat changes.

Mahalo.