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I have a forplay that you can have for $150 if you want?
It's used but the hull is still in good shape. I has no outfitting left in it but i still have the kayak seat.

lemme know
-colin
cwyndham@sympatico_ca

That guy is my hero... I wish i could throw around my caddy like that...

I've used two products before... 1. Vinyl-Tec available from Northwater at most paddling stores 2. Contact Cement available from any hardware store The problem i had was vinyl-tev worked great on anything vinyl (anchors, open canoe hulls) but didn't stick to my plastic kayak. Contact cement works gr...

I'm 5'11" and use a 58" for OC tripping and solo... right now i don't have another paddle for C1'ing, but I've used a few 54" blades and really enjoy that length for being lower. I doubt I would go shorter, but a 56" for that extra reach in running stuff might be nice... If you just playing on waves...

yeh really nice control compared to my last boat and outfitting (a lapbelt on a Forplay) Haven't found any issues with surfing, you get geat response when you lean back with the high backband, which is nice when your ferrying in to avoid the annoying unintentional nose squirts... I would still like ...

got some pics up of my setup... hope its useful!

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Well the vinyl d ring anchors don't glue directly to the bottom of a kayak... Vinyl-Tec wont stick to the boat... so i used Vinyl-Tec to glue the anchor to a 1/4" piece of foam and then cemented that to the boat... it's nice and solid, but is up off the hull a bit... the Vinyl-Tec seems to hold well...

Does anyone know whether Vinyl-Tec bonds to the plastic kayaks? Is there an alternative that will bond to the plastic well and also to the Vinyl "D" Ring anchors? I know contact cement will do jack on the achors. Has anyone else made an anchor on the bottom of a kayak or somewhere where you probably...