Burn L
Short Facts
Intended Paddling Environment
Stats (Metric)
Cockpit Length
93.5 cms / 36.8"
Cockpit Width
48.5 cms / 19.1"
Minimum Paddler Weight
75 kg / 165 lbs
Maximum Paddler Weight
127 kg / 280 lbs
The Burn's much more than just a modification of the critically acclaimed H3.
We've listened to detailed feedback and given you more volume and subtly tweaked rails to keep you on the surface and on line. We've also refined the rails to stop you hanging up on shallower runs and rockslides and, of course, we've loaded it with the lightest, strongest outfitting around.
What does all this mean? It adds up to a boat that's easier to paddle in even more places. Whether you're eddy hopping down remote gorges in distant locations or burning your local on a Sunday afternoon, you'll soon forget about the Burn's pedigree and concentrate on having fun.
User reviews
Review
About Me
Paddled for 5+ years on a variety of class III-V, to include big rivers and creeks.
Pros / The Good
I have paddled many boats from river running playboats to pure playboats to full-on creekers...and this is the best handling boat by FAR. It is rock solid stable and easy to roll. It turns on a dime, will scoot you into micro eddies, small eddies, big eddies, whatever.
Cons / The Bad
I have paddled this boat for 2 years and haven't found one yet. MAYBE the outfitting, but not really. Pyrahna historically has a ton of screws and fasteners, which means more areas where water can get in. As long as you make sure everything is nice and tight every season, it's no different than any other boat.
Review
About Me
Location: wales
Age: 22
Weight: 90 kgs
Review
About Me
Location: Edinburgh
Age: 26
Weight: 82 kgs