Why Did They Stop Making Royalex Canoes at Sandra Raines blog

Why Did They Stop Making Royalex Canoes. The machinery to produce it was old and in need of refurbishing. When spartech was sold to poly one the machinery went with the sale. Canadian canoe manufacturers chat about the death of royalex threw a royalex tripper canoe off the roof of their factory, unscathed to. Aluminum was the choice for most canoe trippers until 1978 when old town canoes and kayaks touted the durability of its royalex tripper by tossing one. It bounced off rocks better than wood or fiberglass, didn’t bend like aluminum, was cheaper than kevlar or other fancy composites,. And then by polymer manufacturer polyone. Royalex had advantages over most every other material. The open boating community has been waiting to see what will replace royalex as the next wonder material for canoe hulls. Polyone decided not to make that investment and.

And then by polymer manufacturer polyone. When spartech was sold to poly one the machinery went with the sale. Royalex had advantages over most every other material. Aluminum was the choice for most canoe trippers until 1978 when old town canoes and kayaks touted the durability of its royalex tripper by tossing one. Polyone decided not to make that investment and. It bounced off rocks better than wood or fiberglass, didn’t bend like aluminum, was cheaper than kevlar or other fancy composites,. Canadian canoe manufacturers chat about the death of royalex threw a royalex tripper canoe off the roof of their factory, unscathed to. The machinery to produce it was old and in need of refurbishing. The open boating community has been waiting to see what will replace royalex as the next wonder material for canoe hulls.

Royalex 16' Canoe

Why Did They Stop Making Royalex Canoes Canadian canoe manufacturers chat about the death of royalex threw a royalex tripper canoe off the roof of their factory, unscathed to. It bounced off rocks better than wood or fiberglass, didn’t bend like aluminum, was cheaper than kevlar or other fancy composites,. Canadian canoe manufacturers chat about the death of royalex threw a royalex tripper canoe off the roof of their factory, unscathed to. Polyone decided not to make that investment and. Royalex had advantages over most every other material. And then by polymer manufacturer polyone. When spartech was sold to poly one the machinery went with the sale. The machinery to produce it was old and in need of refurbishing. Aluminum was the choice for most canoe trippers until 1978 when old town canoes and kayaks touted the durability of its royalex tripper by tossing one. The open boating community has been waiting to see what will replace royalex as the next wonder material for canoe hulls.