Results of the February 2000 poll. The question was 'What's the best boat for absolute beginners these days?
Still a good old banana-boat or should they rather paddle a modern boat right from the
beginning?'
It was a pretty close call between the old and new playboats, but at least
it seems clear now that we will not put a beginner in a Corsica-S, Taifun or a Rainbow
Reaction anymore, which was absolutely the norm 4 years ago. In the next questionaire,
we'll try to find out which one it should be excatly: Hammer, RPM, Gliss, Kendo, Kendo
Evolution, Fly, Redline, Jive?
Poll User Comments 1 - 10
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| gliss=bluntmachin |
3/8/00 7:19:57 AM |
| gliss is the best |
3/7/00 10:47:38 AM |
| gleid |
3/7/00 2:07:51 AM |
| RPM is best boat for
beginners |
3/5/00 4:50:45 AM |
| the disco is so stable, big
volume and fun it would accelerate beginners at warp factor 10![my disco is almost as good
as my dancer XT!]tom, scotland |
3/2/00 3:30:07 PM |
| RPM rules!! |
2/29/00 11:03:52 AM |
| An X is perfect for a
beginer cause it teaches how to roll with a flat bottem boat and it's edges don't catch
too much. It's nice and loose. |
2/29/00 8:53:31 AM |
| old playboat |
2/27/00 4:31:34 PM |
| Stubby!!!! |
2/26/00 7:33:53 PM |
| the gliss bliss blunt
sieries are probably your best bet for a first boat i think |
2/26/00 10:35:16 AM |
| depends upon the type of
person thats learning size is a big factor. |
2/25/00 7:50:54 PM |
| i voted for the RPM but i
also think that the hammer section would also be a good choise. It is all to do with the
confidence of the beginer. |
2/23/00 8:38:19 AM |
| If your going to go with a
flat bottom later, its better to start with a flat bottom now! |
2/22/00 5:50:36 PM |
| rodeo boats may be a bit
more aggressive, but they are also more predictable to learn in. |
2/21/00 10:43:24 AM |
| I voted for the Jive etc
because they have a flat hull and can do many new school moves but mpoving to the next
level would not be such a large leap. |
2/20/00 2:52:21 PM |
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