Jensen Solo

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Jensen WWI Solo

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Wenonah Canoe, Inc.

Submitted by:
guest-paddler
on 3/6/2007

Submitted by:
paddler229586
on 2/12/2002

This boat was intended for downriver racing and is a straight keeled, high sided solo. Its depth is an attribute in waves and drops, and for carrying a load on rough water, but it makes the boat a paddlefull on windy water.The boat is fast as solo canoes go, Jensen never crafted a slow boat, and he knows how to win in any class he designs for.
Outside of downriver racing, in which it is now outclassed by the later C1W versions, the main usage for this boat is in heavyweight solo tripping. Its depth would make it a better choice than the Advantage or Prism, and possibly the Encounter or Voyager, if the paddler was large and tall, and carrying a lot of gear. Since it has been out of production for a long time, the only decision is to buy a used one at a bargain price or buy one of the later Dave Kruger designs mentioned above, and they are for general usage a better choice for smaller people with lighter loads. In the 70's or 80's the WW1 was a 10, now for touring or general paddling it is more of 7 or 8.

Submitted by:
guest-paddler
on 2/6/2002

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I used this boat for downriver whitewater races, for wilderness tripping, day trips, and daily workouts. In my experience, it was just as fast and would track just about as well as the Wenonah Advantage. As far as turning is concerned, I found this boat very comfortable to lean way over and carve really tight turns, due to its soft chine and very good final stability for a boat of this type. I am certainly not the world's greatest whitewater canoeist, but in this boat, I was very, very comfortable in class III and even IV. In my opinion, this was one of the best, if not the best WWOC downriver racer ever made.

I also paddled extensively in the later 16'6" model of the Wenonah Jensen C-1W (I owned two of them). Although this boat was definitely a hair faster than its 16" predecessor, overall I did not like this boat as much as the earlier model. The main reason was that it had a much harder more abrupt chine. I just could not 'lay this one over' and carve turns with nearly the confidence. As a result, running III and IV rapids, I was much more tentative and therefore not as fast as when I was racing the 16' model. Also the extra 6" length seemed to noticeably increase the turning resistance. Okay for running big open whitewater, but a more difficult boat to handle in tight, steep, technical drops.

I never really thought it was too much of a handful in the wind. Maybe I was just used to paddling in the wind, though. Sure, since it was deeper than my Advantage and other flatwater C-1's, it was a little more of a handful in a quartering wind, but not that much more, because after all, the hull was designed to track well.

Back in the early 90's, I talked Wenonah Canoes into making me a new 16' C-1W, even though the boat had been out of production for probably 3-5 years. I got a call from Mike C. at Wenonah a few days after I had placed the order with sad news. Seems the mold had been stored on its side during those years and it had warped, so they were not able to make one for me.

If I could have just one open solo canoe for cruising, touring, tripping, whitewater, and downriver racing, this would be it.

I have never paddled it in whitewater rivers, but would think it would be harder to manuever than some since it has little rocker. It is clearly not designed as a play boat; but more to move fast down stream.
I have used mine more for cruising and workouts. At one time I would go out daily in it under a wide diversity of conditions in bays and coastal creeks, and found it great. Never hesitating to go out. It is very stable and easy to haddle even in open water. In wind and waves it is not as easy as a sea kayak, that is for sure but I have been in some pretty rough conditions and it has never failed. The hardest part is dealing with winds since the canoe is deep and catches waves. Under very windy wavey conditions the canoe can get locked in wave troughs if you don't know how to paddle.
The Jensen is fast even with a good load. The canoe can easily carry quite a load for long trips. I have also paddled mine as a tadem with another large adult in bays and inland waters under very windy wavy conditions. However, I recommend you and your partner sit low and more towards the center in rough conditions.
The We-no-nah Jensen WWI lasted for many years in their line, but I think it has been discontinued in the 1990's, but might be available as custom order A slightly modified version of the design was and possibly still is available from Mohawk. Mohawk also made a smaller Jensen 14 foot version.

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“Solo Dance” is the most successful single by Danish tropical house producer, Martin Jensen. It features vocals from a singer-songwriter who, for almost two years, decided to stay anonymous .
The track peaked at #1 on the UK Dance Chart and has held various chart positions in Western Europe, Scandinavia and The Americas. It was released through the Danish label disco:wax .
The track features lyrics with themes revolving around the transient-yet-amazing feeling of dancing with a paramour.
In October 2018, Theresa Rex released her debut single “Wild Ones” and revealed herself as the voice on “Solo Dance”.
In two years, the singer remained anonymous , but in October 2018, Theresa Rex released her debut single “Wild Ones” and revealed herself as the voice on “Solo Dance”.
Martin Jensen is an electronic producer and so most of his instruments are virtual. Jensen produces with Abelton Live and Logic Pro X, both DAWs are compatible with various VSTs (Virtual Studio Technologies). As well as virtual instruments, various individual sounds such as kicks, claps and hi-hats will be either individually recorded or taken from sample packs full of various other sounds that are used to produce music.
To sum it up, Martin will use virtual synthesisers, drums and other sounds. Although he does use a keyboard and possibly other synths (Piano etc).

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