Date: 2/1/2009, 4:07 am
Hi Bill,
Sorry, but I don't understand why waterproof storage & flotation cannot be easily achieved. I don't see why it's overly difficult to make a floatation bag that is a bit shorter, ie would only fill the space from the bow back to say 1 foot in front of the footrest to allow a hatch with a waterproof sea-sock to use the remaining space.
The same thing, on a smaller scale could be done in the stern of the kayak to add a small 'day hatch' behind the backrest, as long as the hatch doesn't get in the way when laying-back on the deck when rolling or when sliding in/out of the cockpit.
Regards,
Phil.
: Hatches are easy, relatively, compartments that are watertight from the rest
: of the boat giving waterproof storage and floation arn't as easy in a SOF,
: can be done, not easily.
: Bill H.
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