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Can you see how it is attached?
Posted by: g2d on Feb-23-13 6:06 PM (EST)

"adaptable to all open rail canoes"

Does that mean all canoes that have slotted inwales for draining?

It's very likely to be more comfortable than the Solostrap, but perhaps not as adaptable. The Solostrap connects to the gunwales with slotted grey PVC tubing, and the strap goes through additional slots. Someone who can't keep his knuckles away from the gunwales might not like hitting those PVC tubes.

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nashwaak solo strap - mickey17 - Feb-22-13 10:54 AM
- The designer/maker retired. - g2d - Feb-22-13 3:18 PM
- Similiar ? - willi_h2o - Feb-23-13 5:16 PM
  - Can you see how it is attached? - g2d - Feb-23-13 6:06 PM
    - The Azland is designed - kayamedic - Feb-23-13 6:11 PM
      - adapting to Azland seat - ret603 - Feb-25-13 10:07 AM
        
        solo seating for tandem canoes - CEWilson - Feb-25-13 10:26 AM
        
        Your first point is absolutely correct. - g2d - Feb-25-13 1:07 PM
        
        Wow! - CEWilson - Feb-25-13 1:59 PM
        
        You could be right, but I regard the - g2d - Feb-26-13 1:32 AM
        Size 15 - ret603 - Feb-26-13 9:36 AM
        
        Unfortunately, water skiing requires - g2d - Feb-26-13 3:00 PM
- Various solutions - willi_h2o - Feb-26-13 11:14 AM
  - I prefer saddles also. The one shown - g2d - Feb-26-13 5:46 PM
- strap or kneeling thwart - c2g - Feb-27-13 9:27 PM
  - Mine tightens up with adjustment to - g2d - Feb-27-13 9:37 PM