Kompozicinė kanoja GATZ OJIBWA ARAMID CARBON

The Ojibwa unites the aesthetic of the traditional birchbark canoe of the North American Indians with the advantages of a modern rugged craft. The unique design makes it a must for all traditionalists. The Ojibwa is an easy to paddle and fast canoe with its hull based on the exceptional design of the Mohawk 525. The high bow and sides make it a dry running canoe, spacious enough for two adults with children. The OJIBWA is available in a multi-coloured option, which is even closer to the original bark optics, at a small surcharge.

Certainly our most durable, robust composite construction. At least 20% weight savings compared to the standard design are also characteristic of this series. A type of resin specially tailored to the technical fabrics, combined with the highest proportion of light and extremely tear-resistant aramid and dimensionally stable carbon fiber, creates pleasantly light and very robust canoes. It can be used anywhere where a stable, robust canoe with low weight is required. The lightweight variant is also easy to repair if it ever becomes necessary. Available in all mottled GATZ colors and in many plain colors. (not available in carbon). Note: Aramid is the technical name for a fiber whose best-known brand name is Kevlar (registered trademark of DuPont).