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17′ Ranger

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17′ RangerThe 17' Ranger has traditionally been one of the most sought after canoes in our line. The 17 Ranger has traditionally been one of the most sought after canoes in our line. Since its introduction it has become our second most popular model of all time. The Ranger was redesigned in 1995 and the performance significantly improved. Increased rocker will allow quicker maneuvering in difficult paddling situations. Added flare in the bow and stern will

The 17' Ranger has traditionally been one of the most sought after canoes in our line.


The 17′ Ranger has traditionally been one of the most sought after canoes in our line. Since it’s introduction it has become our second most popular model of all time. The Ranger was redesigned in 1995 and the performance significantly improved.

Increased rocker will allow quicker maneuvering in difficult paddling situations. Added flare in the bow and stern will provide a drier ride. The volume of the canoe at the 4-6″ waterline (about where the paddlers sit) has been increased. This won’t slow the canoe down when paddled lightly loaded but it will provide a more seaworthy ride and a larger carrying capacity when required. This Ranger tracks well and is an excellent canoe for the inexperienced, as well as more seasoned paddlers.

The 17′ Ranger’s new design will make it even more suited for schools, camps and the rental industry. The fiberglass ribless layup is one of the toughest available in the fiberglass industry.

As in all of our canoes, the bow & stern are reinforced with aminimum of two layers of kevlar®. The ribless layup consists of 6 to 7 layers of glass on most areas of the hull bottom. The absence of any ribs or keels eliminates any ‘stress risers’ on the bottom of the hull. This will allow the hull to flex under extreme force with a minimum of adverse effects. As with all of our canoes, the bottom will remain rigid under virtually all paddling conditions, providing maximum performance.

For rental or group use, the Rangers should be ordered with the optional vinyl gunnel cover. When used in situations involving portaging, the 17′ Ranger can be ordered with an optional wooden yoke.

Standard Features: 

  • Bucket Seats
  • Footbrace
  • Flotation Tanks
  • Center Thwart
  • Bow & Stern Thwarts

Options:

  • Vinyl Gunnel Covers
  • Black Trim Package
  • Foam Thigh Pads
  • Wilderness Lash System
  • Yoke (Contoured or Flat)
  • Sliding Bow Seats
  • Expedition Skirt

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Dimensions

  • Length: 17′
  • Beam: 36″  |  33″ (@ 4″Waterline)
  • Bow Height: 20″
  • Stern Height: 20″
  • Center Height: 14″

Weight:

  • Fiberglass: 72 lbs
  • Fiberglass with Foam Core: 63 lbs
  • Kevlar®: 58 lbs
  • Ultralight: 52 lbs 



MSRP:

  • Fiberglass: $2,260 CAD
  • Fiberglass w/Foam Core $2,675 CAD
  • Kevlar®: $3,735 CAD
  • Ultralight: $3,995 CAD

ON, QB, NS, PEI, NB, NL:

  • Fiberglass: $2,410 CAD
  • Fiberglass w/Foam Core $2825 CAD
  • Kevlar®: $3,885 CAD
  • Ultralight: $4,145 CAD

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Superior to most, light weight for fiberglass, stable and easy to maintain. Durable and was the perfect choice for a 7 day Bowron Lake, British Columbia. 116 km with approximately 11km of portages. Handled well in open water with minimal drag and navigating Class III was not an issue other than a little water entry over the gunwale due the shallow freeboard due to overload… my bad. 4 out of 5 stars.

irtomr (Paddling.net)


Thanks this [Tripper] is our second Clipper. We bought our first one 30+ years ago, a yellow 17 ft Ranger, and now have passed it over to our daughter who has 2 young kids to enjoy it with. We have many great family canoe memories with our Clipper and a beautiful canvas of our first Clipper at Lakeland Canoe circuit. Thanks for making such an awesome product we look forward to many more adventures in our new Tripper in our retirement years.

Dan & Lorri

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