The tapered side walls create a rail for incredible carving and snap turns. The slicy low volume ends make for easy flat water cartwheels and bow stalls. A great play boat that does it all. What is do-able in the Rip becomes easy in the Jive. Blunt The planing hull on the Blunt gives the boat maneuverability and increased volume below the waterline, which becomes useful on landing big drops.
Ample rocker makes for easy boofing.
With the necessary speed to make sure those hard moves, and defined rails to help catch the crucial eddies, the Blunt is a performance creek boat. If you're having trouble fitting into those small playboats, the Bliss could be the answer. This slightly longer boat has increased volume around the cockpit and foot area. For the larger paddler the Bliss is easy to cartwheel, flat spin, and tail squirt, but for the average size paddler this is an aggressive river running boat with enough volume to feel comfortable on your harder runs yet playful enough to have fun along the way. We took the world champion rodeo boat, ForPlay, improved its carving ability, made it fit the bigger boater, and gave it incredible ergonomics.