| There are 3 basic kinds of rowing craft: flat water shells, open water shells, and traditional skiffs. Flat water shells are for rowing and training. They are best suited for athletic people who do most of their rowing on calm water. Their speed is amazing and graceful. Open water shells are great for fun and exercise, and with some experience, can even handle the ocean on a light breezy day. They are light, fast, and exciting to row. In calm waters almost anyone can row one, and they take intermediate skills to row in open choppy waters. Traditional skiffs are a joy to row and easy to learn by anyone. Very stable, they are the perfect exercise boat and can even carry passengers. Safe and dry, our Heritage skiffs are aesthetically beautiful and well crafted. |