Just bought a Equinox kayak with very large solo opening of 51" long by 25"1/2 wide at large end. What do you recommend? The 60/23?
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I don't know what the sizes are, but I order one with dimensions that were close to the opening size and it fits well.
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I have a 31" by 10 foot kayak, the front of the kayak is V shape an fits the wing well - the aft is more a flat bottom and contacts the outer edges of the wing only. I bought the Rhino 571 that adjust to the kayak bottom. Our second kayak is V shape front and rear - wing works Great!.
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JohnI am 200lbs at the same height; I think the Riot will work but not too sure where the water line will be on the kayak. Might suggest looking at other kayaks that are wider such as a Hobie pro 36" wide.
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Not offhand, but I can say that it isn't as wide as my hobie kayak. For rocky terrain I would want at least a 2 to 3 ft wide base. Not sure if they make them. Maybe easier to build a custom one
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I have a sevylor Tahiti-K79. The skeg is worth buying as it keeps the kayak moving forward instead of drifting. amazon had skegs last year I think. but maybe not this year. However I have information on the store they used. before. shipstore.com
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When open without a kayak on them the legs are 15 1/4" inches wide. The width of the top is the same including the rubber 'bumpers. I'd go with 15 1/2 for both. My stand is 16" tall (the height can vary). Of course the final width will be determined by the width of your 'boat'. Hope this helps.
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I'm 5'8" and use a sit on top kayak. These are wider than a sit inside and the extra length really helps. Height and the kind of boat both will factor in. In my inflatable I wish I had a even longer paddle.
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well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face... » Read More well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! « Show Less
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I'd recommend the Kaytee brand one. It's twice the size and half the price as this one.
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Go to the Seals website. There you will find a chart with just about every kayak ever manufactured and the appropriate size spray deck for that boat.
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Google "Harmony Cockpit Cover Fit Guide" You will see a drop-down menu that lists all kayak brands and then another drop-down listing each model within the brand. That's how I figured this out for my Swifty 9.5 (size 44/21). Hope this helps.
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My Forester is a 2012, so I'd be guessing about the fit. It's a solid rack. I carried probably 120 lbs of plywood & 2x4's on top on a couple of occasions. A 30-40lb kayak should be easy. It mounts quickly and easily.The only gripe I have, is the low-key vibration at highway speed. It's not loud - but it is persistent
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THIS QUESTION IS IN REGARDS TO ANYONE WITH HIGH I.Q TO LONG BOARDS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO HELP ME. id like to know before i make a purchase of the complete tempest (2014) sector9 board with the tequila guy on it if i should should buy as is or get bigger sidewinders and wheels I'm new to this and would appreciate your help via email garywpollard@yahoo.com or a simple response through this comment section. basically what I'm buying comes with 9inch sidewinders and 65mm 78a wheels would like to know if the 10inch sidewinders and the 69mm 78a wheels are preferred so i can make an adjustment to the board before buying it. please help if you do have the time ill really appreciate it. THIS QUESTION IS IN REGARDS TO ANYONE WITH HIGH I.Q TO LONG BOARDS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO HELP ME. id like to know before i make a purchase of the complete tempest (2014) sector9 board with the tequila guy on it if i should should buy as is or get bigger sidewinders and wheels I'm new to this and would appreciate your help via email garywpollard@yahoo.com or a simple response through this comment section. basically what I'm buying comes with 9inch sidewinders and 65mm 78a wheels would like to know if the 10inch sidewinders and the 69mm 78a wheels are preferred so i can make an adjustment... » Read More THIS QUESTION IS IN REGARDS TO ANYONE WITH HIGH I.Q TO LONG BOARDS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO HELP ME. id like to know before i make a purchase of the complete tempest (2014) sector9 board with the tequila guy on it if i should should buy as is or get bigger sidewinders and wheels I'm new to this and would appreciate your help via email garywpollard@yahoo.com or a simple response through this comment section. basically what I'm buying comes with 9inch sidewinders and 65mm 78a wheels would like to know if the 10inch sidewinders and the 69mm 78a wheels are preferred so i can make an adjustment to the board before buying it. please help if you do have the time ill really appreciate it. « Show Less
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I don't know about the SE370, but I did get a chance to check out the material that the company sent to a buddy of mine interested in that boat. It seems to be made out of material that is a tad bit thicker than that of the new Sevylor. The Colorado does have a nylon skin over the rubber material that give a bit of protection and makes it look nicer, not to mention compression to help keep the shape in control in the event of over inflation. If you do have to patch it up, you wouldn't be able to see any patch ups. I think that the selling point of the Colorado is that the seats tend to be like that of a traditional Kayak. Minus the valves, I have nothing but praises for the Colorado. My suggestion to you is to order that brosure and material sample pack from Eagle and see for yourself. Again, I will tell you that the material for the Sea Eagle is thicker and seems to be a bit better from what I have seen. Thicker than that of Sevylor, yet thinner than that of a Zodiac. If they have Boston valves, then that is even a bigger plus on S.E.'s side because the Sevylor has lame inflatable mattress type valves even though they do job okay. I hope this helps.
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Measure the length and width of the opening and select the size that fits on the order page. That's what I did for my Future Beach kayak.
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I have a Sunny Brook Sunset Creek 279 and bought 3500 get the big one. It would take very little fileing to make it fit if the hole is to small.
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As far as length yes. It may be a little overkill for a Kayak on the width. I have a 12ft aluminum boat on mine. Easy to put together and for the price I think it was a steal.