Kayaking For Seniors - How to Pick the Best PFD - Episode 7
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- The next topic regarding kayaking for seniors is selecting the best PFD for kayaking. I get a Pro to explain how to pick a life jacket for kayaks in general with a few comments on fishing. Senior citizens, expecially nonswimmers, need to pay close attention as we are more likely to tip our kayak. If you have a high back seat, there are some pros and cons to the different PFD types explained by my expert. Heed these tips!
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The bottom line is that you must make your own judgment and not rely on the opinions expressed here.
I never wore a PFD until I tried a self inflating model. I found very it comfortable and I wear it, unlike the others I own that I'd use as backrests. I actully used it a couple of months ago when I dumped my yak under a tree fall. Worked like a charm.
You and me both. I do not like the bulk. I have an inflator that I only use in rivers and big streams as well with the automatic inflation disabled since I wade.
Very informative. My jacket is a fishing type with tons of pockets. I keep my hook tool, fish grips, knife, pliers, and waterproof phone case in them. Each is attached to the vest with a spring type keychain, so nothing will get lost overboard. That was one purchase where I took the line from Jurassic Park, "spared no expence".
Wise choice!
Great video and Chris is a Great guy....truly very important
Absolutely
190lbs, fishing and touring . 3 waters Big Fish 120 kayak, Minn Kota 30 lbs thrust sea water fish when red tide is got. Have inflatable life Jack now like to get a fishing PLJ
I just use a swim/snorkel vest. They cost about $20 or less and until you blow it up it's just a hi vis vest.
I use a little nicer one with a zipper.
Great tip! Thanks!
You've never been remiss. In fact you rarely miss.....I know you dont fish cold water but how about a session on cold water safety- 120 rule, etc.
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