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looking at his website, I see some plastic ones attached to a surf rider.
Peter wrote: Matt Langenfeld wrote: Tim, What's you view on the auto-inflate type of sponsoon that only comes out during an emergency vs your which are "inflated" all the time? Where did you get that impression? I used Tim's original Sea Wing sponsons in a sea kayak symposium rescue class over 10 years ago. Only some attachment clips were pre-installed on the kayak. We deliberately capsized/exited and then attached the sponsons and inflated them. Then we reentered, pumped out the cockpit, and finally deflated and removed the sponsons. The process was pretty similar to the use of paddlefloats which were also used in the class along with assorted types of assisted rescue. Seems that what he's promoting more recently to the Coast Guard is the auto-inflate type of device (the ones I used were only manually inflated). |
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