What are the fundamental differences between rowboats and canoes, and which one is better for recreational activities on calm waters?
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What are the fundamental differences between rowboats and canoes, and which one is better for recreational activities on calm waters?
Updated:07/07/2024
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WonderSeeker
Updated:18/04/2024

Oh man, I’ve tried both rowboats and canoes on different trips. In rowboats, it feels like you’re in a sturdy boat that won’t tip over easily. You get to use those oars which hook onto the boat, and you can sort of zone out and enjoy rowing without worrying too much about falling in. I took my family out last summer in a rowboat at the lake, and it was so chill and comfortable. Canoes, though? They’re fun but a bit tricky. You gotta balance more, and using a single paddle isn’t as straightforward as those oars. It’s awesome for a more adventurous trip, especially if you like a bit of a challenge. But for just kicking back and relaxing, especially if you have kids or gear with you, rowboats are way easier to handle.

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