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On 29-May-2004, Brian Nystrom wrote:
I agree that day hatches are not that useful on the water. However, I find them very useful for what their name implies, carrying the gear you need for a day trip. I don't have a day hatch, but used on on an Explorer on a four-night trip once. Since I paddle in bear country, I like the idea of using the day hatch to carry all food and cooking equipment. This would allow me to separate the smelly stuff from all the tents, clothes etc. Since cooking equipment tends to be heavy (pots, stove) as does food (well, liquids) it puts the heavy stuff close to the cockpit. Having used the Explorer after buying my Ellesmere, I kind of wish I'd bought mine with a day hatch. Mike |
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