• Ballare OC2

BALLARE
OC2 by Puakea

A two-person outrigger canoe designed with less wetted surface area and a shorter hull for more speed, carry, and maneuverability

Released in April 2023, the Ballare is a two-person canoe that blends the quick, maneuverable, and lightweight design of the Cantare with the high-end speed and carry of the Volare. The Ballare has been designed for variable-weighted paddlers, specifically with the heavier paddler in the back seat.

One notable improvement in the Ballare’s design is its new ama, which offers reduced drag and increased speed. The Ballare also features a new ‘Ozone Rotate to Adjust’ iako system.

Johnny Puakea“OC2’s are not only great coaching tools, but they also instill confidence and teamwork. Providing the feel of speed which is all beneficial in paddling. When we go out on the water, we are putting our trust in our equipment, our team, and in our own abilities. Without this trust, we are distracted and can not effectively learn and grow into better paddlers. The Ballare will teach us to dance with the water, our teammates, and ourselves. Let’s learn together. Let’s Dance!”
– Johnny Puakea, Puakea Designs

Accessories Included

Ozone Outrigger Canoe Accessories
Pro Model Upgrade Option

Learn more about Pro Model by clicking the icon below

Pro Model OC1 by Ozone

More Info

Construction

  • 100% carbon layup
  • One-piece monocoque construction
  • 3x atmosphere cure
  • High-density foam core hull for added stiffness
  • Hybrid epoxy polyurethane marine paint

Features

  • New ama design
  • Removable splash guard
  • New Ozone Push-pin Rotate To Adjust Iako System
  • Mono footwell with double drain

Specifications

  • 23′ LOA
    23 Feet / 7 – Meters Length Overall
  • 18 1/4″ Beam
    18.25 Inch / 46.3 cm – Widest part
  • Weight scale (coming soon)
  • 5 Rudder Options  – Edge 10.3,  Edge 11.5 (Default), Surfing Weed 8.5, Puakea Weed 6.3, Four Inch Flatwater

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