Which Pyranha Creeker? | Scorch | 9rII | Machno
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Would also love to see a vid like this for the Code/Phantom/Nomad (maybe chuck in the mamba like you did the og 9r)
Read my mind!
I now own both a "Newmad" and a "Machno." You helped me settle on these selections, and I love them both, but, thus far, especially the Newmad.
Glad I could help!
This was spot on what I wanted to know. You sir are in the same realm as our local guru Brad Nelson. Thank You. Marshall.
Perfect. Glad it hit the spot!
@@AlexBarham With this being said, am I somehow doing myself an injustice by not looking at other brands? I am normally shop,/brand loyal, but also don't want to cut myself short. Thanks. Marshall.
Really looking forward to your head-to-head review of the Machno and the new Dagger Code. While you're at it, toss the Zen 3.0 in there.
My plan has been to update the Best Beginner Boats video to current times. That is likely where you'd find that information
Spot on review of all three boats …
Thanks!!
I'd love to see someone put a sub intermediate paddler in a scorch and do a back to back with them in their regular boat, and one in the scorch.
Hmm. I might be able to arrange that, but that isn't a group that usually wants to try new boats on whitewater you're going to actually want to see footage of. Also puts my demos at risk of getting beat up
@@AlexBarham ah yeah, i hear ya.
Thanks for understanding
Thanks Alex. I really liked this and I’m thinking about one of these boat.
Thanks Tim!
Get a Scorch I love mine it’s a Blast Surfs really well too :)
Your eyes are....tired. luv your great videos!
Yup, I'm exhausted. Been a long busy summer for hospital workers.
Should I be adding my drysuit, pfd, helmet, skirt, paddle, pin kit, water bottle, etc, to the weight when I am looking at boat weight ranges?
I don't. I do think about it if I plan to carry extra stuff though
@@AlexBarham creeker seems fine but full slice adds a + grade if I have my watershed bag with a few 12 oz weights in it
My main interest in soft edges, plaining hull
Soft edges would mean going for the machno
Hey Alex, bit late to this video so I'll comment on your new video incase you don't see this. I have a question, I'm looking to upgrade from an old Pyranha Everest. I'm a comfortable class 3 paddler, starting to venture in to class 4. At 265lbs, would a large Scorch be an appropriate boat for me do you think? I've paddled a Machno on class 2 water before and felt it was too similar to the Everest to justify an upgrade to be honest. Or else would you recommend I keep the Everest and go for a Ripper / Firecracker instead. Thanks!
Personally I would tell you to go back to the Large Machno. If you aren't seeing a difference I don't think you're giving it an honest shot. From there I would sell the Everest to a beginner and use the money on something that will be more challenging when you paddle that Class 3 like that Ripper. That way you'll be pushing yourself on the easy stuff, and have something confidence inspiring on the Class 4+
@@AlexBarham Awesome, thanks for the reply Alex!
Sure thing! Thank you for using the comments!!
Interesting post. I have paddled a ripper 2 M last year and on class 3. Great fun, but was looking for something beyond. I really like the ripper2 for it's directness and edges, but sometimes the half slice aft is just too much for to handle on the higher grades and technical stuff (Verdon canyon).
Doubt if I should go for a Machno or a scorch M
Can you explain exactly what the “stern tap” means for the 9rII.
Stern tapping means that when you go over a rock or drop the back of the boat either hits the object you're booking over, or actually hangs up. Either way the effect is you don't get a clean release
@@AlexBarham thanks a lot!
Can u do a half slice version of this video :)
Mmmmm probably not just because there are dozens of models and that would just be way too much info to dig up and boil down. Let alone the endless arguments that would spin out of it
Honest review, totally agree
Thanks man!
Nice review. I'm looking for a scorch 5''7'' 145lbs + gear might hit the 155lbs. should i get the small scorch even if i'll be at the higher range ? ( 88-165) or should i just get another boat like the 9r? thanks!
I would put you in the small scorch. The 9r2 at 145 is not a great fit unless you slam the seat forward
@@AlexBarham i tested the small scorch today : amazing but... you we're right you need to master some tricks before. I feel like it's as narrow as the jed but whit volume in the front and theback haha. But I realise i'm not 145 anymore... but 150/155. Do you still think it's a bit better to be 15X/(88-165) small or 15X /(145-200) med scorch?
What’s your opinion of the Machno compared to the Scorch X ?
I think the Machno is a much more reasonable purchase for 90% of paddlers
@@AlexBarham thanks Alex, I paddled one today and I liked it through rapids but it didn’t have the chines I was use to on my second generation Zen. I’m going to try a Scorch tomorrow and a ScorchX on Thursday.
You'd like an OG then!
@@AlexBarham I’m going with the Machno, worked best for me and I really appreciate your content and opinion
Sure thing! Good luck!
How would you compare the Burn to these three?
Slow and outdated at this point.
Alex,
Awesome information. Agree w you comparing brands. Each company has there perks. As long as your on he water enjoying her then who cares what you paddle.
Bret
SYOTW
Well said!
Down to help out via amazon, but would you offer individualized boat advice for a fee? Like getting paid $30 for the 15min conversations you probably have with people all time about boats. I'm deciding between hull designs and boat sizes based on a specific area of the country, which is too nuanced a discussion to expect you to answer for free in the comment section. Thoughts?
I don't want to get into taking Venmo for my time, but I might ask you to renew your AW membership. Drop me an email and I'll get in touch
I’ll have to find that email and a few new AW-members to make this an easy call for you. Kinda want to give you more time in the code at this point too.
Alex needs some Vizene lol
Stressssss