Full-size touring canoe
Peregrine
Designed for long days on open water, delivering efficient flatwater travel.
It supports straight tracking, helping the canoe hold its line across lakes and open stretches.
Maintains glide while carrying real tripping weight.
Full-size touring canoe
Peregrine
Designed for long days on open water, delivering efficient flatwater travel.
It supports straight tracking, helping the canoe hold its line across lakes and open stretches.
Maintains glide while carrying real tripping weight.
Hand made
Craft Woodwork
custom built
Efficiency. Glide. tracking
Design Approach
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Designed with intent
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Designed & Built in New York
Rooted in the Finger Lakes paddling region.
By Paddlers for Paddlers
Designed by experts.
Refined in the Wild
Tested over years and miles.
Specifications
length
Total length: 15′9″
Hull Width
At gunwales: 26″
At 4″ waterline: 26″
Maximum: 28″
Hull depth
Bow: 17″
Center: 12″
Stern: 14.5″
rocker
Bow: 1.75″
Stern: 1.25″
capacity
Full sized loads
water type(s)
Lakes & easy rivers
Price
ROC layup: $4,475
FLX layup: $4,475
Premium+: $4,275
Kevlar Hybrid: $3,550
Hand made
Craft Woodwork
custom built
Fit & use
Is the Peregrine the right canoe for you?
The Peregrine is sized for medium to larger paddlers and for trips that involve real gear. If you’re a more compact paddler or usually travel light, the Kestrel often feels more proportional while delivering the same flatwater performance.
While the Peregrine handles slow-moving rivers without issue, paddlers who spend most of their time on tight, winding streams may prefer the added maneuverability of the SRT.
If your goal is steady, efficient travel across lakes and open water with a meaningful load aboard, the Peregrine tends to feel right at home.