Not to bad in what I paddle in, rougher water would be a issue. I bought a hand bilge pump off Amazon for $30 that has come in handy a few times.

Could probably rig a couple waterproof lids but I don't know of any available to purchase, I've heard that there may be a certain size canoe skirt that will fit on it.

@@3WAdventures I already bought the auto bilge pump. Yeah if I go out on a big lake or wind picks up on the puget sound I take on some water. So I’m hoping it helps.

@@3WAdventures yeah I was just looking at north water canoe spray deck. Too expensive

Thanks for watching, we are rookies and not very good at making videos but enjoy the heck out of it and are getting a little better at it over the last year.

It's much better than what I was expecting from reviews I've read but a bilge pump of some kind is useful because it will take on water. When the current is really going it can get difficult to control, H12 might be better on both. I use the boat for several different types of things from running creeks and rivers in central Indiana to a week long trek in the BWCA northern Minnesota so I love the H10 for it's all around versatility

@@3WAdventures I’m thinking the H12 might handle it better due to length and the fact that it has a hard cover on the front

@@RealGortTheSerf agreed, I went with the H10 because it's lighter and I have to portage alot, was originally looking at the 12

I have a FeelFree Lure 11.5 and it's just too much for me to paddle. I want something either hybrid or semi sit in....is this easy to paddle?? I do lakes and rivers but no whitewater