Roos Eisma wrote:

You may find a good fit in unisex/male BAs, but do try it on in your boat
if you can!

And though it's probably Non-Trivial to wander in to the shop with
/your/ boat, they might have something comparable hanging on the wall
that can stand in. If you're in a shop paying them money then get all
the service you can!

Pete.
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Some how it seamed much easier when I started. Of course now I have 5
boats, no idea how many BA's I have gone through and a ton of odds and
sods to help friends play with the sport.

My car is rubish but i have nice boats.
Alex

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Some how it seamed much easier when I started. Of course now I have 5
boats, no idea how many BA's I have gone through and a ton of odds and
sods to help friends play with the sport.

Funny, when I started out the chap who got me interested had bins full of
kit, and now we find that our stock of used kit isd starting to grow.

My car is rubish but i have nice boats.

That's odd too. My car used to be nice and shiney. Now it's got scratches
from boats and paddles, dents from tie straps and on hot days it stinks of
river water desite the air conditioning and driving with windows open, and
industrial strength air freshners.

Ewan Scott