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That is a good tip. I generally prefer Dual Lock for most industrial uses. I feel like its hold is more consistent and I like that both sides are the same material. If I decide to have it attached to the boat hull I will definitely use it, but for now since I am using the mat for to connect the...

I've always been a bit enamored with the concept of the whitewater canoe saddle. I however, never had purpose to test or install one as I generally paddle flat water, own longer boats, and when I kneel it is in a heeled boat Canadian style. That being said I have wanted to try a saddle and the...

I might give that a try. I still have to get it on the river, see how it handles as a solo. I am unlikely to find anyone that will paddle it comfortably as a tandem.

Thanks for the tip. I was also thinking of using inflatable drybags. Might be more expensive but could do double duty down the road. This one looked like it had good dimensions, although I don't know about trusting the zipper...

I came across this canoe a couple weeks ago. I am always on the lookout for a cheap Kruger facsimile and since they only had photos of the cockpit and it was only $50 (with car topping kit and a short paddle for my kid), I snatched it up without much thought. The owners knew nothing of its...

I had been on the look out for a Kruger, but had never paddled one, and the vagabond seemed close enough for me to not know what I was missing. I found a kevlar one that I missed out on in southern New York, then I the one I have in Northern NJ at the peak of the first wave of Covid for $400...

If you are still looking for suggestions, you might be able to try screen printers. I have an almost unlimited supply of 30L used to transport untinted base inks. These inks are waterbased, environmentally friendly, and leave no odor or residue. If you are ever in the Lehigh Valley area, I...