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d-ring patch
I am looking for a D-ring patch to put in as the crotch anchor in an open boat - I'd love the old Team Edge one, the great big patch with the rectangular rings for 2" webbing, but I don't imagine they are out there any more. I looked at the Mike Yee ones and would prefer metal rings to webbing. Any idears?
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Someone mentioned Northwater, they sell (metal) 2" D-ring thigh strap anchors.
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I had bought some from NOC awhile back... http://store.noc.com/store/c64
There are other options out there, I have just been happy with NOC customer service in the past.
There are other options out there, I have just been happy with NOC customer service in the past.
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I really do prefer how webbing feeds through a rectangular d-ring. That's not as important for a fixed end.
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I have a old one out that has been used I could send you some pictures of it and you could talk to Mohawk I think they use to make a lot of the team edge outfitting dont tell them that though lol. But you could then email them the pics to see if they could help you . Mohawk has switched from the blue material to a black material thought I got that info a while back when i was talking to them on the phone
Team Edge D Ring other peices you will need for thigh straps
You will also need the other 2 anchor patches for the thigh straps . I bought the nylon webbing at a local outdoor supply and i ordered the heavy duty felcro off of ebay then i had a friend sew it up for me and i may be able to find the parts to send you pictures of those as well
Roger Scott
any idea how i can get a hold of Rodger I actually prefer the old Team Edge Outfitting and if i could find a new one maybe even the saddle that was used .. I should of said all this in one post but i kept thinking of the others after the first one hey it is Friday
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What I'm trying to do is re-retrofit a Zephyr to thigh straps. The factory stuff (didn't wan't to use the ad-heee-sive word) failed and the latest beta (thanks NCDavid) is that my old friend Goop works better on Twintex than even the new wonderstuff "G-Flex". I figured I'd increase the odds of success by having the largest contact patch possible - thus my quest for the old style, big as a phone book Team Edge patch. There are several big patches out there. but with "D" rings - I'd prefer rectangular rings.
I am having second thoughts about "one big patch" though - what if it fails on the river? I lose both straps. Maybe I should go with two off the shelf Mohawk patches...
The upper anchors in the boat didn't fail - they are vinyl patches, though I did cut the rings out (big, heavy, not being used). I may try to reuse them, replacing the rings with a loop of accessory cord or spectra. I'm thinking maybe they didn't fail because they were more flexible than the lower anchors which were kevlar fabric...
I am having second thoughts about "one big patch" though - what if it fails on the river? I lose both straps. Maybe I should go with two off the shelf Mohawk patches...
The upper anchors in the boat didn't fail - they are vinyl patches, though I did cut the rings out (big, heavy, not being used). I may try to reuse them, replacing the rings with a loop of accessory cord or spectra. I'm thinking maybe they didn't fail because they were more flexible than the lower anchors which were kevlar fabric...
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Jay sent me his pics of how he set up a Prelude that way. That's an option I seriously considered - I've even got a sheet of PE in the garage. What I like about the Zephyr most is not the design, but the weight. The etc "plate" will add a few pounds... Right now a D-ring + Goop has moved to plan "A". etc is plan "B".
[etc + snow board straps is looking like plan A for a conversion, though...]
[etc + snow board straps is looking like plan A for a conversion, though...]
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