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16 Σεπ 2024 · Outrigger canoes are the one thing I can stand up for, face the world, and say we can do it best. Not the cheapest or in the most quantity, but the best. As I consider the next 17 years of Kamanu Composites, we must ensure Hawaiian outrigger canoes are made in Hawai'i.
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In its day, the first-generation Pueo Ama changed the...
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The canoe is suitable for a wide range of paddlers from 100...
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V1 stands for one-person va’a. The Tahitian term va’a is...
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The round, narrow, and deep hull minimizes surface area and...
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- Nanahope Unlimited Outrigger Canoe For Sale
Nanahope Unlimited Outrigger Canoe For Sale. Posted on Jul...
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Custom Hawaiian Outrigger Paddling and Sailing Canoes. 50 + YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. Holopuni- which in Hawaiian means "to sail everywhere" is the original name Nick Beck gave to the 3 man outrigger canoe in which he set out to explore the coastal areas of each of the Hawaiian Islands.
Kai Wa'a Outrigger Canoe and Kayak designs by World Champion paddler Kai Bartlett in Hawaii.
For sale: “Malolo” - Recently refurbished and in very good condition, Holopuni Mark I Sailing Canoe. 3-person, 30-foot long sailing canoe. Equipped with the latest generation Holopuni mast and boom and a full batten sail.
Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddlers and racers Jim Foti and John Foti offer high quality OC-1 one-person outrigger canoes, surfskis, kayaks, and stand-up boards and paddles for sale and private coaching and lessons from their Kapaa Quarry outlet in Kailua, Hawaii.
KAI WAʻA SETS A NEW STANDARD IN OC6 ALL-AROUND PERFORMANCE . The Hydra pairs Kai Waʻa design & performance expertise with the construction & quality of Outrigger Zone to bring you exceptional comfort and versatility to perform in all conditions.
V1 stands for one-person va’a. The Tahitian term va’a is used to differentiate it from an OC-1 (one-person outrigger canoe). V1s are traditionally defined by an open cockpit and no rudder. Is it hard? Because you have to steer with your paddle, the V1 has a much steeper learning curve than the OC1.
