Date: 8/9/2001, 3:54 pm
As you said earlier, a pull up on someone else's kayak, or an assisted rescue is much, much faster and easier than any paddlefloat rescue, bungees or not. Your partner can brace your boat while you're pumping, and you're way more stable-- even in big waves--than you ever would be with just the paddlefloat.
You can also have two people pumping which (duh!) cuts your pumping time in half.
Shawn
: Shawn is right, it is best if you can reenter without depending on the
: bungees. But is can be nice to have them to hold your paddle and float as
: an outrigger while you pump, reskirt, fidgit, relax, etc. Much more stable
: after you are back in the kayak and want to use both hands.
Randy wrote earlier:
:>A pull up on someone else's kayak or a braced reentry always beats a paddle :>float reentry tho. Have fun paddling. Randy
Messages In This Thread
- Paddle Float rigging
Mike Nicholson -- 8/8/2001, 11:47 am- Re: Paddle Float not necessarily necessary
Shawn Baker -- 8/8/2001, 6:13 pm- nice AFTER reentry
Randy Knauff -- 8/9/2001, 2:28 pm- Re: Better with a partner
Shawn Baker -- 8/9/2001, 3:54 pm- Re: Better with a partner, especially after
Dave S. -- 8/15/2001, 2:24 am- Rolling: I'm in complete agreement. *NM*
Shawn Baker -- 8/15/2001, 9:26 am
- Rolling: I'm in complete agreement. *NM*
- Re: Better with a partner, especially after
- Re: Better with a partner
- Re: Paddle Float rigging *Pic*
Chip Sandresky -- 8/8/2001, 4:02 pm- Re: Paddle Float rigging
Randy Knauff -- 8/8/2001, 3:41 pm - nice AFTER reentry
- Re: Paddle Float not necessarily necessary