The Mohawk XL 13 canoe is a classic Mohawk canoe. Super stable and forgiving the Mohawk XL-13 is known for being a great beginner’s canoe or a roomy canoe for big paddlers. The XL-13 is used by schools and liveries alike because of the fact it is so user-friendly. The Mohawk XL-13's three inches of rocker make it track better than some of the newer, more heavily-rockered designs.
The Mohawk XL-13 - Classic Canoeing defined.
The Maxim, designed by Maxwell Johnston is the next generation creek boat. With an extremely flat planning hull it is very agile and fast. The chines run from bow to stern making for a very fast easy to paddle boat. With moderate rocker and full length chines this boat is fast, dry and boof friendly. If you are looking for a boat to rip the steeps to pieces this is it. As well as this boat handles the creeks it is just at home on big water. The deep bow and stern keeps this boat dry no matter the type of water that you prefer. The planning hull makes this boat surf and play with the best of them. For what this design lacks in primary stability it more than makes up for in secondary stability.
This boat is not for everyone, if you are not looking for a fast dry boat that boofs with ease you may want to skip this one. Let's go creeking!
The Mohawk Viper 12 has excellent primary stability as well as good secondary stability. However, the Mohawk Viper 12's edge (sharper, less curvaceous chine) can catch cross currents and eddies and flip the paddler who has not mastered riding the edge. The Mohawk Viper 12 is a favorite of many paddlers that compete in the Royalex slalom race class. Its popularity - and multiple wins - is a testament to the Mohawk Viper 12's precise handling. Few canoes besides the Mohawk Viper 12 have such a distinct edge. Since the Mohawk Viper 12's paddling characteristics are so different, our advice is to paddle a boat with an edge before you buy.
The Mohawk Viper 12 - Precise & on the Cutting Edge.
The Mohawk Viper 12 has excellent primary stability as well as good secondary stability. However, the Mohawk Viper 12's edge (sharper, less curvaceous chine) can catch cross currents and eddies and flip the paddler who has not mastered riding the edge. The Mohawk Viper 12 is a favorite of many paddlers that compete in the Royalex slalom race class. Its popularity - and multiple wins - is a testament to the Mohawk Viper 12's precise handling. Few canoes besides the Mohawk Viper 12 have such a distinct edge. Since the Mohawk Viper 12's paddling characteristics are so different, our advice is to paddle a boat with an edge before you buy.
The Mohawk Viper 12 - Precise & on the Cutting Edge.
The Mohawk Probe 11 is our shortest version of the Probe series. It has all of the characteristics of the longer Probes such as lots of flare in the sides for great secondary stability, rounded chines for easy side surfing and high volume ends. Smaller paddlers will like the low weight of the Mohawk Probe 11. Larger paddlers will find the Mohawk Probe 11 takes more skill to paddle, but they will enjoy the Mohawk Probe 11's added responsiveness, small-size and added challenge.
The Mohawk Probe 11 - Right ON the Edge!!
Formerly the Probe 12II, the Mohawk Probe 12 shares all of the features of the Mohawk Probe 13 but in a more performance-oriented form. The Mohawk Probe 12 is 6" shorter overall and narrower at the 4" waterline and an inch narrower at the gunwale. Some stability is sacrificed with the Mohawk Probe 12 compared to the Mohawk Probe 13, but the increase in performance is noticeable. The Mohawk Probe 12 still has great secondary stability due to the flared center-section.
The Mohawk Probe 12 - Just six inches From the Edge!
The Solo 13 is Mohawk's compact, light and strikingly-beautiful canoe with a tucked in center section and detailed lines molded into the bow and stern. Nimble on the water, the Mohawk Solo model of canoes are a delight to paddle. A real joy on small, twisty creeks the Solo 13 is the perfect craft for someone looking for a lightweight boat for relaxing in. Yet with its flared bow and sides the Mohawk Solo 13 can also easily handle light whitewater and choppy lakes while keeping its occupant dry. Great for small paddlers, but won't let the 200 pounder's down either!
Discover the ultimate pleasure in canoeing: Solo paddling in a Solo 13 by Mohawk Canoes.
Less rockered and 10 inches longer than the Mohawk Odyssey 14, the Mohawk Odyssey 15 Solo makes an excellent high-volume tripping and touring solo canoe. The Mohawk Odyssey 15's deep sides, flared-bow and stern provide a very dry ride in choppy water. With its narrow beam and sharp entry, the Mohawk Odyssey 15 is easy to paddle and glides well with each stroke. Available as single-seat or with tandem configuration (please see tandem section for specifications).
The Mohawk Odyssey 15 – the versatile canoe. Currently available in Blue.
The Mohawk Odyssey 14's functional styling combines flared-sides for a dryer ride and exceptional final stability. A tuck-in narrows the center section to make solo paddling easier on the upper body. The Mohawk Odyssey 14 canoe is nimble and fun to paddle, especially on twisty rocky rivers streams. It’s also a fine craft for taking out onto the lake for a spot of fishing or some nature-watching.
The Mohawk Odyssey 14 - at home on both lakes and whitewater.
07.04.2012 - 09.04.2012
Kanotreffen Drôme
10.04.2012 - 15.04.2012
Eyrieux wildwater stage
13.05.2012
Vlakwater cursus
17.05.2012 - 20.05.2012
Open Canoe Armada, Engadin
03.06.2012
Vlakwater cursus
