Recreational rowing boat CAMBRIDGE
single scull

recreational rowing boat
recreational rowing boat
recreational rowing boat
recreational rowing boat
recreational rowing boat
recreational rowing boat
recreational rowing boat
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Characteristics

Intended use
recreational
Type
single scull

Description

The Cambridge is now the most popular open water shell in North America. What makes the Cambridge the best open water shell made?: Lightest to carry at 34 lbs. Quick release wing rigger for easy car-topping & storage. Removing the rigger means you are carrying only 34 lbs! Dryest row in choppier waters of any design. A full reverse Waveguard that wraps around the cockpit keeps the water out. Other designs let it in, then require you to row very hard to get it back out. Most stable of the popular open water shells. The flared sides make it low and stable. Most stiff and toughest shell made. Why? (1) Complete carbon-fiber hull and deck (2) full-length molded fiberglass I-beam (3) Molded ribs inside (4) vinylester resin These 4 items combined add incredible durability (and a little weight, but we aren’t trying to be the lightest, that’s for racing. Just the strongest.) Best design for average and large size men. Interestingly, all the flat deck boats (including our Regatta) best fit women and smaller men. The Cambridge hull is about 2 inches deeper. Low volume cockpit Enclosed on 3 sides, (not 4), which is self-bailing by design - you can’t sink or swamp this shell! A tracking fin, storage bag, water bottle shelf, and a built-in back rest! Racing quality welded rigger, Concept II oarlocks, dual action composite seat, and mega-adjustable stretchers. Our riggers have all (not just some) of the adjustments a racing shell has.

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