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Hauling kayaks in cold temps
My wife and I are about to leave eastern Iowa for a few weeks in the warm
Florida sun. We are considering hauling our kayaks and I am concerned about their exposure to the current outside temps for the first few days. It is currently reaching -5 F to -10 F at night with daytime highs are in the single digits. The kayaks are Current Design rotomolded plastic and I haul them on top of the car. One on foam pads and the other on Yakama Mako Saddle and Hully Roller. I am worried about the pressure from the straps and the vibrating on the cold plastic. I have no idea how brittle it will get at these temps. Any experience or opinions will be appreciated. Thank you. Jack |
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