Kayak Paddle Leash: Episode 2
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All over looked one great thing re this VID?
yes great idea but !!
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great video. This will help save me some money. Thank you for putting this up for everyone.
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Great Idea!! Thanks!
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Great idea John.
Just knocked up two of these.
Many thanks for the video.
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That seems pretty obvious
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This is a neat demo, but I was mystified for the longest time because my velcro wouldn't do what yours does. FINALLY I learned there's two kinds of velcro. You might say in your sidebar, "Be sure to use STICKY BACK velcro." Otherwise it's a great little video.
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thanks. maybe 3M tape play best
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John - Just finished this. I used a coiled phone cord too, but found that it was a bit slick and cable ties didn't hold well. Remedy was to use a piece of duct tape first under the cable ties. Definitely holds tight now. Thanks many. Keep those great ideas coming.
I wonder if the double adhesive tape can stand wet condition ?!
ive25506 3 years ago
I have been using them in salt water conditions for years, and they have never come loose. It probably depends on the quality of the veklcro tape.
fishyaker 3 years ago
Simple and awesome ideas. I just bought a Kayak and now I can save money and build my own leashes. Thanks John!
HazardousSmoker 4 years ago
You're very welcome. Thanks!
fishyaker 4 years ago
John - This is not only a good design for a paddle leash, this would also be a good design for a spinning rod leash. Nicely done - clear, concise. Thank you!
woodkayaker 4 years ago
You can use the same technique with the phone cord too. For a rod leash, the coiled phone cord will keep it out of the way when not in use. Thanks Don!
fishyaker 4 years ago