Getting your Boat to the Water - Part 5 of 8 - Using Foam Blocks with No Roof Rack
Posted by Laura Vanderhoek (WCK Staff) on 2017 Oct 14th
Foam Blocks–Different varieties available
for both canoes, kayaks and SUP’s. No
roof rack requiredPros-Affordable-Easy to use-Require no installation and no
base roof rack although they can be used on a rack as well to provide
cushioning and cradling (If using with a roof rack follow instructions on using
kayak cradles above)-Low profile clearance for
entering a garageCons-Boats are Harder
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Getting your Boat to the Water - Part 4 of 8 - Using Saddle Style Cradles or Foam Blocks on Roof Racks
Posted by Laura Vanderhoek (WCK Staff) on 2017 Aug 9th
Saddle Style Cradles or Kayak
foam Blocks mounted to Roof Rack –use
with almost any type of kayakPros-Easy to load by yourself-Low profile clearance for
entering a garageCons-Takes up more space on the rackHow to use Saddle Style Cradles1.Follow manufacturer’s
instructions to install cradle/foam on rack2.Start by looping the cam
straps around the roof rack crossbar on one side, then place the
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First Thought - Sweet Drysuit
Posted by Dave Prothero on 2017 Mar 21st
I picked up the drysuit in mid December of 2016. Over the last 3 months paddling on the rivers of Vancouver Island, it has been put to the test. - The material feels very reliable and durable. With approximately 30days in the suit, it has very little wear.- Hiking into the rivers through snow and that ever present BC bush it has kept me warm and dry!- The blue colour, which i am loving, has r
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