Super Star gets put to the test at Gauley, and now at Rock Island- Big Boaters deserve the same attention the little ones do. Emily gets the Star, I get the All-Star, and now, finally, the Super Star will put a smile on anybody that is over the norm in size. by Will Richardson | Sep 1, 2004 | Heros, Whitewater | 0 comments October 1, 2004 What size is the Super Star? The Specs: 6’4" long 26.5" wide 13.5" tall Weight 33 pounds (actual weight, not deceptive advertisers weight) Fits a 37" inseam, size 14 foot Ultimate Weight? This is a question that requires explanation. 1. Minimum weight that you can "lean clean" it in flatwater?- 175, with 200 being ideal. 2. Minimum weight that it is worth considering to buy 170 pounds (Dan Gavere and Clay Wright used it on the Gauley at a lesser weight but it was a little big for them at 165-170 and they wanted to be in the All-Star instead.) 3. Maximum weight- I have only seen up to 235 pounds in the boat and it was a rodeo machine. Colin Kemp weighs in at 225 and finds it to be perfect for him. 4. I would probably buy a Super Star instead of an All-Star if I was 185 or higher, if I want really big loops instead of all around, maybe 175. Just FYI Here are some photos of Andrew Dunning paddling the Super Star at 6’3" and 180 pounds. He has long legs and BIG feet. 🙂 EJ Andrew Dunning with SuperStar Andrew and Jeremy in the Super Star, with Junior Women’s Hero Ali Wade in the All-Star Andrew doing a re-entry into Rock Island Canadian Jeremy Giving Rock Island a go in the Super Star Starting his re-entry move in the Super Star Stephen Wright (Hobbit King, ’cause he is not a Super Star sized guy!) in the All-Star This is one version of a Super Star paddler- Tall, thin, young Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ