Date: 12/3/2002, 12:00 pm
I also suffered from numb legs and on several occasions literaly 'fell' onto the beach when I exited (most embarrasing). I found that putting some support underneath the lower part of my thighs (close to my knees) helped a great deal. Five or six hours in the kayak is now not a problem.
Dan
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: Can someone confirm my suspicion that the reason my legs go numb after an
: hour or so is because I have made the seat too deep and too close to the
: shape of my backside?
: The seat is ground from closed cell foam and covered with vinyl. It has quite
: a deep concave shape and feels really good and secure for the first half
: hour, but I think the sides press too firmly on the sides of my backside.
: A temporary solution of some extra foam just on the bottom to raise me
: enough to stop this side pressure seems to have solved the problem.
: Is this a recognised problem?
Messages In This Thread
- Other: Numb legs
Allan Newhouse -- 12/2/2002, 8:20 pm- Re: Other: Numb legs
Dan Millsip -- 12/3/2002, 12:00 pm- I am lucky then!
Robert -- 12/3/2002, 3:18 am- Re: Other: Numb legs
GrantG -- 12/3/2002, 12:17 am- Numb legs, numb bottoms, seats, and blood supply
Rick Allnutt -- 12/2/2002, 9:48 pm- Re: Other: N.B.S.
Rehd -- 12/2/2002, 9:10 pm - I am lucky then!
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