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Jubear May 2013 9:08pm, 21 May 2013 565 posts	Quote Pin Jubear Breathe?
AngusClydesdale May 2013 10:28pm, 21 May 2013 5,153 posts	Quote Pin AngusClydesdale
Recoil May 2013 11:56am, 22 May 2013 493 posts	Quote Pin Recoil Anyone got any advice for my first overnighter? Ive bought a small tent that will fit in my kayak and we are going to find a campsite along the way. A company will be picking us up on the sunday night and transporting us back to the start point.... So any advice on good small kit that will fit in my Robson Waikiki that I will need?
JJ Flash May 2013 4:39pm, 22 May 2013 4,921 posts	Quote Pin JJ Flash Sorry Recoil, when I tour I paddle my open - this means very little in tge way of space restrictions - my normal lightwieght kit does the trick.
Jubear Jun 2013 12:51pm, 26 Jun 2013 572 posts	Quote Pin Jubear Just purchased some bouyancy bags and wedged them in the nose of the Green Piglet. They reach right down into the point and come up to just behind the footplate so I think they fit just fine. Should I rubber band or tie them in somehow? (Yeh I know I could ask the canoe club coaches at the weekend, but you lot are here and massively convenient! )
AngusClydesdale Jun 2013 12:52pm, 26 Jun 2013 5,411 posts	Quote Pin AngusClydesdale I'd tie/bungy them in if possible.
Nellers Jun 2013 12:58pm, 26 Jun 2013 25,436 posts	Quote Pin Nellers Tie, don't bungy.
Jubear Jun 2013 1:13pm, 26 Jun 2013 573 posts	Quote Pin Jubear To the footplate?
Nellers Jun 2013 1:18pm, 26 Jun 2013 25,438 posts	Quote Pin Nellers Probably, yes, unles your boat is posh and has eyelets. Bungied inflatables can come loose and a waterlogged boat on bungy cord to the bouyancy isn't going to help much.:-0
Jubear Jun 2013 1:30pm, 26 Jun 2013 574 posts	Quote Pin Jubear The footplate looks like the only option. Cheers - back out to the boathouse (garage) to sort it