Self rescue instruction in rec kayaks

Video instruction on how to perform a self rescue on open water. I would recommend practicing this in a controlled setting. Tis is performed in a Tucktec but is a good rescue for all recreational kayaks or if you are having problems with self rescue in touring kayaks.
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[@littlegreen5845]

Great video. Thank you. I usually hate 3d videos but in this case it was useful to you as a single content creator and to the viewer (once I get the hang of it). That said I would do a brief explanation of how user can use it at the beginning of the video. The boat is made of polypropylene or hdpe? I’d think pp since hdpe is uv unstable even in a year where pp is about 3 to 5 years sometimes longer. I’d love more info about those d rings. I think you and the tired teachers have some of the best hacks I’ve seen. I’d love more info about their hackit products and what people are using it for. Thanks again.

[@kwilliams801]

Excellent. What did you use to glue the D rings to the boat. The HDPE hull material is famously non-adhesive

[@adventuresofaidenandaviana4683]

after adhesion I had yanked on that as hard as I could and it didn't fail. after being in Alaska for a week, I had the boat out unknowingly and it was filled with water when I got back. The contacts and then I used is water resistant not waterproof, the cement was attached to the pad and boat. it just failed to stick to itself, going to be trying epoxy today