11-28-2005, 12:45 PM
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[#0000ff]The TU Colorado is popular with several members, and if you look down through the Best Of The Best reviews and questions, you will see some past post links.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Unless you plan to attack lots of jagged rocks, on a regular basis, the Colorado should work fine. It is 9 feet, which meets the minimum requirement for several states, for running rivers. It is not the roughest and toughest river runner, but it is also very affordable. Some of the most sturdy craft run three or four times the investment of the Colorado. But, it is well worth the money they ask, and is a good "starter" craft to help you learn the basics and to appreciate the high priced differences in other craft.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]The TU Colorado is popular with several members, and if you look down through the Best Of The Best reviews and questions, you will see some past post links.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Unless you plan to attack lots of jagged rocks, on a regular basis, the Colorado should work fine. It is 9 feet, which meets the minimum requirement for several states, for running rivers. It is not the roughest and toughest river runner, but it is also very affordable. Some of the most sturdy craft run three or four times the investment of the Colorado. But, it is well worth the money they ask, and is a good "starter" craft to help you learn the basics and to appreciate the high priced differences in other craft.[/#0000ff]
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