I am looking into buying a proper PFD for my solo canoe. I have looked at a lot of paddling PFD's but would like to hear any suggestions or experiences, good or bad.
Also what are some of the things to look for in a good paddling PFD? Besides floatation :)
PFD recomendations
- Dean in Eureka, CA
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Hey Hotrod,
Comfort and no restriction of paddling motion is my main concern.
Comfort and no restriction of paddling motion is my main concern.
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Dean in Eureka, CA
Dean in Eureka, CA
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PFD
Check out West Marine's website. I use a CO2 inflatable when sailing, and it inflates either automatically or manually as desired. Very small and inconspicuous when deflated, but works great when inflated. Kent