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These don't fit your towers? https://www.etrailer.com/Roof-Rack/Thule/TH713700.html

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Piece of heavy poly. My "chair" is just a pad. I do "cook" with different ingredients and prep.

And if men were meant to fly they'd have wings.

Interesting. I checked my 2018 Outback this morning. Lane warning and centering was off on startup. (It had been on before I parked.) I turned adaptive cruise control and the lane stuff came on. I touched the button below it and turned off lane centering, without affecting cruise control. I...

I apologize for raising the issue. I looked as close as I can and just went back and still can't see them but believe you. Don't know why it wobbles. Just haven't experienced that.

No seen or bow tie downs? I've been through some good winds but haven't had movement like you describe. Cam straps pulled very tight.

I het he'd like to sell you that carbon yoke US $700! (Today) Their cherry wood version is "only" US $200. I bought a used Swift that came with that yoke and afterwards the seller admitted they erred on the price. It was an early one, with clamps, before threaded inserts in the gunwales...

Agree. Never in BWCAW or Quetico. I would consider in some Adirondack routes.

Use an eye-bolt and washer. 1/4 -20 eyebolts should be found almost any hardware or big box, in stainless even. And unlike some plastic handles, it will never break.

So many coolers are IGBC certified it's surprising they aren't used more often.

I think sanding and coating would be fine for that. I only have skin Kevlar so just sand and spar, but I suspect yours require a different coating.

I have the pack version and like it. In the pack definitely stable enough for a frisky big dog.

Paddlefest 2024 seems like it is a little bigger than last year, though not at the beach like pre-pandemic. Seems like a lot of the manufacturers, maybe trying to get over the post pandemic boom slowing. https://mountainmanoutdoors.com/pages/paddlesports-adirondack-paddlefest Maybe they could...

I think aluminum is best if you own the waterfront, no portages, and you just pull it out and flip it. Right where you need it next time. (I have that land and would like an aluminium canoe to leave there.)

I find the Souris River Tranquility to be stable and rugged for a Kevlar canoe and more than enough capacity for me at near 250 when I bought it and another 100+ pounds of gear. High initial stability as well.

Seemed like good price.

I recoat my SR kevlars every couple of years with Epithanes mostly to improve appearance and perhaps provide some UV protection.

I think all these different practices and preferences are wonderful. I'm a foodie so while breakfast and lunches are usually no cook dead simple, some dinners do get more complex. Not a fisherperson so rarely have that wonderful option.

But you did, and can't even admit it and apologize.