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Conrad Shiba wrote: *** post for FREE via your newsreader at post.newsfeed.com *** I want to install flotation bags in my Pungo. The blocks of foam in the ends don't like they like would be much help in the event of overturning. You're correct, good thinking. The bags have grommets in the corners. How do I go about attaching them to the kayak so they won't simply come loose if I overturn? The easiest way to retain the bow bags would probably be to run a cord from one foot peg rail to the other. You can clip or tie the bags to the cord, if necessary. The seat back will retain the rear bag(s). -- Regards Brian |
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