Creature Craft Illinois 20000 cfs 

you funny

Wow what a classy person

100% you hit that accurately. There were a lot of mistakes made this day mainly me as a beginner CC boater getting into this river and judgement on this setup with three people by others. It was not a safe way to do it by any means. This is a terrible video for promotion of CCs which I have a super high appreciation for especially after this trip. People would have died in any other type of inflatable on that water no doubt.

It’s the 36 miles from the take out just above the confluence of the rogue river. I forget the name of the put in. It’s normally ran as a multi day trip. I believe it took 4 hours. Terrible video I will say it really make creature craft look bad but I cannot say enough about these boats. I had no business being on the water in a CC for my first time plus this boat configuration with 3 people is far less than ideal.

@@timloftus4122 screw it! Looks like fun! There’s always critics whenever you post anything…I’d rather be on the river in any craft, Creature or otherwise. Cool video.

Николай Васильев if serious about buying one, go to www.creaturecraft.com and leave Darren a message

Realize that if anyone became separated from the craft it would be certain death. These thing look dangerous floating on the side, not righting itself. What if a tube blows out, no one else would be able to help. I have kayaked the Illinois at 3000 cfs. Thats plenty for me. RPMMAX

@@billp2739 these things are designed to take the abuse. Way safer than a yak

@@MrManic52001 really, cause that dude in the back yelling help while his head kept going under seamed real safe. Yeah, the roll up and can get beatered in the holes. That does not make it safe. You are taking a limited controlled, top heavy, self straining raft down a river that spends half its time on its side because it flips easy per its design to flip upright as well. All that time on its side is spent not navigating the river and can end you up in bad spots. I would hate to see this thing pinned or wrapped, would turn into a death sieve. And this setup with people on the tube instead of the center is asking for trouble. That guy asked for help a few times. Plus, your getting guys that dont have the experience running more difficult river then they should be on becuase they expect the boat to make up for there lack of skills. You see it happen sometimes when someone goes from a raft to a cataraft.

@@mountain_ginger hahaha, these things are far superior to any current flotation systems. They are safer that is a fact. They are not fool proof nor has anyone stated you cant win Darwin award using one.

You are so not even as safe in a kayak vs this thing.