Recreational Kayaking > PFDs
MUSTANG SURVIVAL M.I.T.
100 INFLATABLE PFD UPDATED
www.mustangsurvival.com • $137.56
This easy-to-wear inflatable PFD features Membrane Inflatable Technology inside to reduce product weight and create a lighter and more flexible fit. Features include a Cordura outer shell, exclusive Membrane Inflatable Technology inflation cell and one-and-a-half times the buoyancy of typical foam PFDs. Available in both manual and automatic inflation, the automatic can self-right a face down person in seconds and provide head support to keep the mouth and nose out of the water.
Recreational Kayaking > Accessories
NRS SIREN
WOMEN'S PFD
www.nrs.com • $109.95
NEW
With an anatomically sculpted six-panel design and soft, supple foam flotation, the Siren Women's PFD gives women boaters ultimate comfort whether whitewater kayaking, touring or rafting. Raised mesh panels in the CFS (Cool Flow System) back panel increase air flow, and mesh padded shoulder straps add even more breathable comfort. A large zippered front pocket holds all your essentials, and a lash tab holds your rescue knife.
SALUS
EDDY FLEX
www.salusmarine.com • $119
With added contouring back foam, tapered shoulders, Drylex lining, pull-forward adjustments and an easy-grab zipper tab, the Eddy Flex is a welcomed companion to any on-water adventure. The Eddy Flex has unisex styling, a contoured fit, and an easy-on, front-zipper design. The addition of the 3M reflective surfaces, rounded edges and soft-foam construction puts the Eddy Flex in a league of high-end vests with streamlined features.
CASCADE CREEK COMPANY
YAKGRIPS
www.cascadecreek.com • $14.95 per pair
These kayak paddle grips are the ultimate in comfort for paddling. Yakgrips prevent rubs and blisters, are more efficient for paddling and offer better hand placement. Available in nine colors for take-apart paddles, and in four colors for solid shaft and small shaft paddles.
SUSPENZ
AIRLESS DLX CART
www.suspenz.com • $109.95
Make your life easier by getting your boat to and from the water using the Suspenz Airless DLX Cart. This cart features an aluminum frame, durable non-slip rubber pads and stainless steel hardware, so no need to worry about rust. The Smart Airless DLX Cart has 10- inch quick-release wheels with a Airless Flat Top tire design to help in soft conditions like sand and best of all no flats. Tie down straps attach easily to the cart for easy loading. Like all Suspenz carts, the DLX Airless comes with a mesh carrying and storage bag.
TALIC
KAYAK TILT
www.talic.com • $104.95
The Talic Kayak Tilt Storage Rack mounts to any interior wall. Designed to cradle sit-on-tops and boats of all widths. The two-inch wide webbing is a standard feature on all Talic products because it's the perfect material for the job. It can easily conform to each boat's unique shape and it will never wear out. Each bracket has the capability of folding up and out of the way. Made of birch and maple woods, and stainless steel hardware to round out the aesthetic quality.
236 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2015 WATERCRAFT TECHNOLOGIES THE SKIMMER KAYAK
MOTOR KIT
www.kayaktrollingmotor.com • $347/$397
Watercraft Technologies, Inc has a new and safe way to motorize your kayak or canoe. The Skimmer Motor Kit comes with a mounting bracket, trolling motor, tiller steering, simple wire controls and lifting system, all controlled from your seat. The motor propels a 14-foot kayak three to six miles per hour, and can last up to five hours. Easy to install. Great for touring, camping or fishing, and is especially made for those with shoulder, neck or back issues.
For more accessories and apparel see page 239.
SUSPENZ
EZ STORAGE RACK
www.suspenz.com • $59.95
Safely store your boats and boards on their side with a Suspenz EZ Rack. These racks can mount to a wall or onto a Suspenz Free- Standing Frame. Racks help to protect boats from abrasions, dents and hull distortion by resting them on a padded surface that can be securely held in place with adjustable safety straps. Great for indoor or outdoor use.
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