The manufacturer put an end to my game:  Many canoe makers publish specific weight capacities for their hulls. These are highly misleading for many reasons: Even if you know how much weight you've put into the canoe, water in the bilge rapidly increases the load by an unknown amount. If loaded anywhere near its claimed limit, a canoe may not be overloaded officially, but it will handle very poorly. Waves or strong current call for an increased safety margin, hence less load. Paddlers' skills play a major role in what weight a canoe can transport safely. We don't print specific figures.   So, it's guess work but I reckon the canoe would sink.