NRS HydroLock Kayak Stow Float
- 70-denier urethane coated nylon with our HydroLock closure is totally waterproof.
- Inflation tube ensures total inflation and maximum buoyancy.
- Includes compression straps and D-rings for rigging and lashing.
- Material: 70-denier urethane coated nylon
- Dimensions: 30" L x 18" W, tapers to 7" W at the bottom (measured inflated), 20.25" inflation tube
- Closure: Waterproof HydroLock seal system
- 4 D-rings
- 2 compression straps
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Pros
- Durable
- Easy to use
- Good price
- Good size
- Light weight
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Best Uses
- Day Trips
- Flat Waters
- Rivers
Comments about NRS HydroLock Kayak Stow Float:
My wife and I recently started kayaking and we wanted to have a dry sack for some limited items, like clothing and some food. Combining the floatation device with a storage bag was ideal. Our kayaks do have some limited floatation foam in the very front and rear of the boat, but the additional floatation device gives us greater peace of mind.
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- Kayak Camping
Comments about NRS HydroLock Kayak Stow Float:
The storage bag is well made. I haven't had it stcuk in hole without me, yet, so I don't know for sure how water tight the roll up seal is.
I ordered it to replace an old single storage bag for the rear of a large Prijon ww kayak. The Prijon has no rear pillar. The bag turned out to be about half the size I needed, however two would not fit well side by side.
Service and delivery comments:
The service was A+. It was a no cost exchange for an old storage bag that I had been repairing for years. The bag was also back ordered and they called every so often to let me know the status.
- Was this a gift?:
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Best Uses
- Day Trips
- Flat Waters
- Rivers
Comments about NRS HydroLock Kayak Stow Float:
My wife and I have recently taken up kayaking and thought the idea of joining a dry storage bag for certain items with a flotation device to help the kayak float in case of tip over made sense.
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- NRS HydroLock Kayak Stow Float
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This bag seem great but kind a small for large creek boat. Your video shows it fitting to Pyranha Ammo which is smaller boat.
Do you have a plans to make this in larger size i.e. length ~40"(compare to Wildwasser overnighter large)? thanksAsked on 5/19/2013 by RiverZen from San Jose , CA3 answers
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I use one of these stow/float bags in my large pyranha burn and it fits perfect. I look forward to getting a second. I am not sure how it would fit in a larger creek boat, but it would be nice if their were some size options.Answered on 5/20/2013 by AnonymousVERIFIED BUYER
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I use this bag in my LL Remix 69 and it holds everything I need for the day in cool weather. So it should be even more spacious in warmer weather.Answered on 5/20/2013 by Anonymous
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Good suggestion. I'll pass that along to the R and D folks, but at this time a larger one isn't in the works.Answered on 5/19/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Is there a lifetime warranty on this product as it is with your "NRS Split Kayak Storage Flotation"? If not, why?
Thank you!Asked on 3/28/2013 by Bjorgnar from Tromso, Norway2 answers
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Bjorgnar, all NRS products are backed by our Rock Solid Guarantee - http://www.nrsweb.com/guarantee.asp - Rest assured that we'll stand behind the HydroLock Stow Float, or anything else you purchase from us.Answered on 3/29/2013 by Clyde from NRSVERIFIED BUYER
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I believe NRS does have a life time warranty on most all their products. I have to honestly say NRS is one of the very vest vendors out there. Very satisfied with every product I have bought from them, and customer service is tops.
JR
York, MaineAnswered on 3/28/2013 by Anonymous
