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I brought a piece of carpet (about 3 ft x 5 ft) to the lake to make a soft
landing for my bow. It worked great. Until, it was time to carry it from the beach to the truck. We are talking water-logged and heavy. Too heavy for 4 12 year old girls to carry together. One friend says he leaves the carpet at the lake and brings a fresh piece (of carpet) each time he goes camping. It would be easy and inexpensive because I can raid the dumster at my local carpet store anytime I need to, but I don't like the idea. I'm sure most of the carpet pieces folks use at the lake end up on the bottom sooner or later; do we have the only lake with indoor outdoor shore to shore carpet? What lightweight alternatives can you think of for frequent beachings on crunchy shorelines? Something inexpensive, lightweight, foldable or rollable for compact storage or carrying, and waterproof. Not for everyday use unless ... The rubber mat in my storage locker (for ski's, oars, pfd's) seems just about right, but are pieces like that readily available and inexpensive? And do I want to land my bow on rubber? |
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