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| | Features | An essential self-rescue device for kayakersDual chambered paddle float is designed with an extra large capacity for maximum buoyancyQuick release buckles for easy attachment to kayak paddleClip on safety tether to eliminate lossWt: 15oz / 425g. Air chambers:18.5" x 12.5"
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| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 20.25 inches | | Package Width: | 7.25 inches | | Package Height: | 1.5 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.3 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: | based on 2 reviews |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Awesome device! Aug 20, 2011
By loonsong I purchased a paddle float in preparation for renting a kayak for day use in British Columbia. I wanted to know how the device operated so I would be that much better prepared in the event of a spill into chilly waters. I tried it out in a warm Virginia lake before my trip and was astounded how well it worked! I followed the instructions to the letter, partially inflating it before flipping then completing inflation once in the water (good idea!). After securing the float on a paddle blade, I then slid the opposite blade under my deck cord, as instructed. Using the paddle with float as an outrigger I was easily able to climb back in my kayak...I made three successful attempts...each in under a minute! While I have not had to use one in a real emergency, I am confident I could do so, even in rough, cold water. I am a strong female but feel most kayakers could use this technique if needed. Practice beforehand is strongly advised. What an ingenious design!
Not the best Jan 09, 2012
By Daniel S Ackermann I bought this paddle float as a backup at a somewhat lower price than the NRS float I normally carry.
I am quite disappointed:
> In my opinion the float is too big to the extent that it becomes cumbersome.
> There are no drains with the result that the pouch fills up with water and becomes heavy.
> The fastener to close the float's opening around the paddle is too small / short and it becomes quite a struggle to fasten the paddle to the float. I would hate to try and attach the float to the paddle when my hands are cold.
On the plus side, the float appears to be sturdy and it does have a lanyard to attach to the boat to prevent it from blowing away.
This one will be relegated to the bottom drawer and I will get another NRS float.
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