I’ve made some great memories in this bad boy. Time for someone else to do the same.

The write up:

The Dagger Reflection 16 is a versatile 16' 4" touring and family canoe. Weighing 60–63 lbs depending on trim, it features a shallow arch hull, 35" beam, and a 940 lb payload. It is celebrated by paddlers for its strong tracking on flatwater and forgiving secondary stability.Core SpecificationsLength: 16' 4" (4.98 m)Max Beam / Width: 35" (89 cm)4" Waterline Width: 33.5" (85 cm)Depth: 14.5" midship, 17" at endsRocker: 2" at both bow and sternWeight: ~63 lbs with aluminum trim, ~60 lbs with wood trimWeight Capacity: 940 lbsHull Material: Primarily constructed with Dagger's proprietary R-Lite (Royalex), though composite Kevlar/Fiberglass models were also produced.Design and PerformanceThe Dagger Reflection 16 was originally designed as an efficient, touring-oriented canoe that bridges flatwater cruising and light, manageable river tripping.Stability: The hull features initial stability alongside excellent secondary stability, making it popular for family paddling, fishing, and light camping trips.Paddling Characteristics: Users on Reddit note that it tracks exceptionally well in open flat water and requires less effort to paddle than heavier whitewater models like the Dagger Legend 16.Tracking & Maneuvering: Paddlers on Paddling.com agree that it features a small built-in skeg to aid in tracking, though it is still versatile enough to handle Class I and II rapids if paddled carefully.