Comments for everythinginflatableblog.com http://everythinginflatableblog.com Inflatable Boats, Inflatable Kayaks, Towables Wed, 28 Sep 2011 20:55:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on SeaEagle 330 Kayak owner Ian Wilson by ISWV http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/seaeagle-330-kayak-owner-ian-wilson/comment-page-1#comment-993 ISWV Wed, 28 Sep 2011 20:55:11 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/seaeagle-330-kayak-owner-ian-wilson#comment-993 There are DKS (deluxe kayak seats) inflatable and tall back kayak seats (black ones) -- both are great improvements from the stock seats. The 330 can only support the dks because the tall backs require the D-rings to clamp into. I'd recommend upgrading to the dks to provide better back support and gets you a little higher off the kayak floor. Setup is very easy using the one way values to inflate with the foot pump or electric. There are DKS (deluxe kayak seats) inflatable and tall back kayak seats (black ones) — both are great improvements from the stock seats. The 330 can only support the dks because the tall backs require the D-rings to clamp into.
I’d recommend upgrading to the dks to provide better back support and gets you a little higher off the kayak floor. Setup is very easy using the one way values to inflate with the foot pump or electric.

]]> Comment on SeaEagle 330 Kayak owner Ian Wilson by elfenvine http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/seaeagle-330-kayak-owner-ian-wilson/comment-page-1#comment-994 elfenvine Sun, 25 Sep 2011 03:44:29 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/seaeagle-330-kayak-owner-ian-wilson#comment-994 What do you think of the higher deluxe seats in class II-III? What do you think of the higher deluxe seats in class II-III?

]]> Comment on How to inflate and use the Sea Eagle Sport Kayaks by greenproud1 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/how-to-inflate-and-use-the-sea-eagle-sport-kayaks/comment-page-1#comment-1022 greenproud1 Thu, 22 Sep 2011 14:06:23 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/how-to-inflate-and-use-the-sea-eagle-sport-kayaks#comment-1022 In my instruction pamphlet for my SE370 it says to clip the seats AFTER inflation, not before. Which is correct? In my instruction pamphlet for my SE370 it says to clip the seats AFTER inflation, not before. Which is correct?

]]> Comment on How to inflate and use the Sea Eagle Sport Kayaks by greenproud1 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/how-to-inflate-and-use-the-sea-eagle-sport-kayaks/comment-page-1#comment-1023 greenproud1 Thu, 22 Sep 2011 14:05:53 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/sea-eagle/how-to-inflate-and-use-the-sea-eagle-sport-kayaks#comment-1023 In my instruction pamphlet for my SE370 it says to clip the seats AFTER inflation, not before. Which is correct? In my instruction pamphlet for my SE370 it says to clip the seats AFTER inflation, not before. Which is correct?

]]> Comment on Coleman and Sevylor Inflatable Kayaks and Canoe Reviews by ktekx http://everythinginflatableblog.com/inflatable-kayaks/coleman-and-sevylor-inflatable-kayaks-and-canoe-reviews/comment-page-1#comment-648 ktekx Thu, 15 Sep 2011 10:10:39 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/inflatable-kayaks/coleman-and-sevylor-inflatable-kayaks-and-canoe-reviews#comment-648 what review? what review?

]]> Comment on What is involved with importing a new RV from the US into Canada. Paperwork, fees, etc? by Jeff http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/what-is-involved-with-importing-a-new-rv-from-the-us-into-canada-paperwork-fees-etc/comment-page-1#comment-549 Jeff Tue, 13 Sep 2011 11:11:09 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/what-is-involved-with-importing-a-new-rv-from-the-us-into-canada-paperwork-fees-etc#comment-549 There are couple of good web sites out there for the import requirements... make sure you cover your customers bases as well, or they will get hit with several hundred dollars or more of unexpected fees. Here are some sites that should help: Start with the Canadian Registrar of Imported Vehicles http://www.riv.ca RV specific answers are here http://r-pod-camper.blogspot.com/2009/01/note-to-our-canadian-r-pod-customers.html Lastly, make sure you handle all the paperwork you can for the customer, you can deliver to the border and they will take possession there - if any fees or paperwork is not done, the exchange will get hung up. There are couple of good web sites out there for the import requirements… make sure you cover your customers bases as well, or they will get hit with several hundred dollars or more of unexpected fees.

Here are some sites that should help:

Start with the Canadian Registrar of Imported Vehicles http://www.riv.ca

RV specific answers are here http://r-pod-camper.blogspot.com/2009/01/note-to-our-canadian-r-pod-customers.html

Lastly, make sure you handle all the paperwork you can for the customer, you can deliver to the border and they will take possession there – if any fees or paperwork is not done, the exchange will get hung up.

]]> Comment on Outdoor Retailer ’10: Advanced Elements Inflatable Kayaks by marcandsebe http://everythinginflatableblog.com/inflatable-kayaks/outdoor-retailer-10-advanced-elements-inflatable-kayaks/comment-page-1#comment-581 marcandsebe Mon, 12 Sep 2011 20:55:54 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/inflatable-kayaks/outdoor-retailer-10-advanced-elements-inflatable-kayaks#comment-581 I have an Advanced Frame and my son a Dragonfly. These boats are the best quality inflatable kayaks around. Much better quality than the Sevylor I once owned. I have an Advanced Frame and my son a Dragonfly. These boats are the best quality inflatable kayaks around. Much better quality than the Sevylor I once owned.

]]> Comment on What kind of tubes can you use for tubing on the frio? by fordguy http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/what-kind-of-tubes-can-you-use-for-tubing-on-the-frio/comment-page-1#comment-540 fordguy Mon, 12 Sep 2011 14:18:59 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/what-kind-of-tubes-can-you-use-for-tubing-on-the-frio#comment-540 Boating or fishing tubes are both constructed of heavier mill rubber as they are designed to be exposed to elements.. Truck tubes are lighter weight since they are always protected by the tire Boating or fishing tubes are both constructed of heavier mill rubber as they are designed to be exposed to elements.. Truck tubes are lighter weight since they are always protected by the tire

]]> Comment on Water Towables? by j2 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/water-towables/comment-page-1#comment-532 j2 Sun, 11 Sep 2011 15:18:52 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/water-towables#comment-532 depends how fast you want to go. a jet ski is fine. they don't actually have that much hp it's how they measure it-marketing BS. most important have a spotter, mirrors will not do, it's a $100 fine if you get caught without a spotter. depends how fast you want to go. a jet ski is fine. they don’t actually have that much hp it’s how they measure it-marketing BS. most important have a spotter, mirrors will not do, it’s a $100 fine if you get caught without a spotter.

]]> Comment on How can I pull multiple tubes/towables behind the boat? by Dan http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/how-can-i-pull-multiple-tubestowables-behind-the-boat/comment-page-1#comment-530 Dan Sat, 10 Sep 2011 18:34:04 +0000 http://everythinginflatableblog.com/towables/how-can-i-pull-multiple-tubestowables-behind-the-boat#comment-530 If you are just pulling tubes, attach the lines to the cleats on the stern, provided they are backed. There is not much resistance to tubes, unlike that of pulling skiers. Regards, Dan If you are just pulling tubes, attach the lines to the cleats on the stern, provided they are backed. There is not much resistance to tubes, unlike that of pulling skiers.

Regards,
Dan

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