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https://esquif.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/esquif_canyon_cutout_front1-1_rouge.jpg2000675The ultimate expedition and tripping canoe, the Canyon combines agility with superior carrying capacity. Made for the river, its size and shape allow you to paddle it through large whitewater safely. The Canyon’s high ends, depth and volume provides excellent carrying capacity for extended trips and helps to maintain dry descents even through large rapids.