Spirit II - This 17’ royalex canoe weighing in at 67lbs. is “simple and functional.  If you could have only one canoe to serve all your paddling needs for the rest of your life, the Spirit II would be one of very few candidates” as quoted by Canoe and Kayak Magazine.

Aurora - A more compact version of the popular Spirit II, the Aurora is a 16’, 64lb canoe is perfect for hunting or fishing, hauling the kids around, as well as for running some moderate whitewater to tracking very well on flat water.

Fisherman - The name says it all.  This 14’, 54lb canoe offers exceptional initial stability for on the water recreation involving the sportsman or just the jostling kids.  The Fisherman is ideal for a lightweight, easily cartop-able canoe with a steady platform.

Adirondack - The 16’ 60lb. Adirondack offers very efficient paddling on lakes associated with a few nights worth of camping gear.  Light enough to portage, and with its’ sleek hull, this canoe makes for excellent day tours.  The Adirondack has a little less rocker than other boats which make this boat easy to paddle and straight tracking.

Sandpiper - The 13’-6’’ 38lb. Sandpiper is a very agile solo canoe that is responsive and steers easily with no special strokes.  The boat is not big enough for trips, but makes a perfect fit for solo fishing, exploring and other pursuits.

Sundowner - The 17’ 65lb performance canoe, Sundowner is capable to handle a bit of everything. It is a tandem canoe with great tripping ability ideal for big lakes or rocky streams.  It is popular in delivering a lot of canoeing satisfaction at a reasonable price.

Champlain - The 18’ 73lb expedition canoe that has a versatile design with the capacity to haul heavy loads long distances.

Minnesota II - 18’6”, 62lbs (fiberglass), the Minnesota II has a high capacity and great seaworthiness to handle those week long outings.

Cascade - The cascade turns and draws beautifully on a strong current.  It has loads of seaworthiness and retains it when heavily weighted.  Although you can use the Cascade to lightly loaded to run rapids just for fun, it's capacity makes it the ideal choice for heavy tripping on swift waters.

Rogue - While it's great depth gives enough displacement to haul heavy gear, the Rogue is typically used lightly loaded for the pure thrill of conquering nasty rapids. it's bow is very blunt to resist impacts, very deep to shed waves, and is flared out ahead of the seat to deflect spray while preserving good paddle access to the water.