JohnAbercrombie
Paddler
In the thread:
http://westcoastpaddler.com/community/threads/dagger-seeker-rudder.8442/
there's been some discussion about rudder pedals.
A few years ago there was a discussion about rudders and rudder pedals here:
http://westcoastpaddler.com/community/threads/lets-talk-rudders.1862/
I think it would be helpful to collect some pictures and ideas about rudder pedals (only, not rudder designs, rudder flip-up, etc..) for sea kayaks in a separate thread.
A lot of my friends use rudder boats for trips, and have started to think about replacements for sliding pedals.
The commercial 'gas pedal' replacement from SeaLect is once choice, but it can be difficult getting the height correct, and they don't allow driving (pushing) off ones heels.
Sea Lect Video:
There's a good discussion about the SeaLects along with problems and solutions at:
https://www.duckworks.com/product-p/k7472x0-parent.htm
http://westcoastpaddler.com/community/threads/dagger-seeker-rudder.8442/
there's been some discussion about rudder pedals.
A few years ago there was a discussion about rudders and rudder pedals here:
http://westcoastpaddler.com/community/threads/lets-talk-rudders.1862/
I think it would be helpful to collect some pictures and ideas about rudder pedals (only, not rudder designs, rudder flip-up, etc..) for sea kayaks in a separate thread.
A lot of my friends use rudder boats for trips, and have started to think about replacements for sliding pedals.
The commercial 'gas pedal' replacement from SeaLect is once choice, but it can be difficult getting the height correct, and they don't allow driving (pushing) off ones heels.
Sea Lect Video:
There's a good discussion about the SeaLects along with problems and solutions at:
https://www.duckworks.com/product-p/k7472x0-parent.htm
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