The Swift Cruiser 14.8 Pack Boat

Join us from our Algonquin HQ as Bill takes you through the Cruiser 14.8 Pack from bow to stern. The Cruiser series is a unique concept that blends traditional tripping features with high-performance features like a curved S-gunnel, a rounded stern, and smartly applied tumblehome around the waterline. If you spend your backcountry adventures travelling light and fast, the Cruiser 14.8 provides the speed of a touring kayak with the volume of a solo canoe so you can pack without worry and portage with ease.
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[@bosse641]

What a lovely dog. 🥰 And the canoe is beautiful.

[@prayfornathannatureshow]

So glad I watched this video. I think I've been doing the lean turn completely wrong. Leaning the way I wanted to go, that makes sense why I wasn't finding it very efficient. I will have to go back out and try it the other way now. Thanks!

[@mmmbass6068]

I have an idea - make the gunwales, as well as the bracing forward and aft of the paddler, with a coaming, so a neoprene or ripstop nylon deck can be installed. This would offer some awesome protection for those who use the boat in open water. I’m a kayaker who canoes a bit, but I want to become a canoeist who used to kayak a bit - and having a removable, but very sturdy, deck is hugely appealing. What do you think Bill?

[@mmmbass6068]

@@aubiecatt I’m thinking something more sturdy. Velcro won’t cut it.