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Canoe Kneeling Thwart Position. I removed it and put a kneeling thwart in it's place using one bolt. If paddling a canoe solo, the best position is either at the center point or just back of center (towards the stern) for optimal control in all conditions. I had a 15ft sp3 and it has the same thwart as yours. The ideal is to be just behind the centre, very slightly bows light, adjustable by bags in the front and/or moving or just leaning,. First, you need to make sure you still have appropriate space between your seat and bow thwart to move into a transverse paddling position, or to execute a high kneel thrust. I found it to be fine and just assumed that was the correct. You want to position your thwart such that your navel winds up about at the centerline of the canoe when you are kneeling. As a rule, the heavier, stronger, and more experienced person should sit towards the stern of the canoe while tandem paddling, while the lighter and/or less experienced paddler sits at the bow. To make the kneeling position more comfortable, angle the seat slightly forward by raising the seat’s rear 1 inch higher than the seat’s front. This places the paddler in a. Consider knee pads if you plan on kneeling often. Best location for a kneeling thwart in a dedicated tandem is to replace the third thwart with the kneeler.

I had a 15ft sp3 and it has the same thwart as yours. The ideal is to be just behind the centre, very slightly bows light, adjustable by bags in the front and/or moving or just leaning,. I found it to be fine and just assumed that was the correct. To make the kneeling position more comfortable, angle the seat slightly forward by raising the seat’s rear 1 inch higher than the seat’s front. Best location for a kneeling thwart in a dedicated tandem is to replace the third thwart with the kneeler. As a rule, the heavier, stronger, and more experienced person should sit towards the stern of the canoe while tandem paddling, while the lighter and/or less experienced paddler sits at the bow. Consider knee pads if you plan on kneeling often. If paddling a canoe solo, the best position is either at the center point or just back of center (towards the stern) for optimal control in all conditions. You want to position your thwart such that your navel winds up about at the centerline of the canoe when you are kneeling. First, you need to make sure you still have appropriate space between your seat and bow thwart to move into a transverse paddling position, or to execute a high kneel thrust.

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Canoe Kneeling Thwart Position You want to position your thwart such that your navel winds up about at the centerline of the canoe when you are kneeling. I had a 15ft sp3 and it has the same thwart as yours. I removed it and put a kneeling thwart in it's place using one bolt. To make the kneeling position more comfortable, angle the seat slightly forward by raising the seat’s rear 1 inch higher than the seat’s front. First, you need to make sure you still have appropriate space between your seat and bow thwart to move into a transverse paddling position, or to execute a high kneel thrust. This places the paddler in a. Best location for a kneeling thwart in a dedicated tandem is to replace the third thwart with the kneeler. You want to position your thwart such that your navel winds up about at the centerline of the canoe when you are kneeling. If paddling a canoe solo, the best position is either at the center point or just back of center (towards the stern) for optimal control in all conditions. Consider knee pads if you plan on kneeling often. The ideal is to be just behind the centre, very slightly bows light, adjustable by bags in the front and/or moving or just leaning,. As a rule, the heavier, stronger, and more experienced person should sit towards the stern of the canoe while tandem paddling, while the lighter and/or less experienced paddler sits at the bow. I found it to be fine and just assumed that was the correct.