Re: [Paddlewise] Creature-Comfort Seat in K-Lite?

From: <rdiaz_at_ix.netcom.com>
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 15:21:03 -0700
David Kosofsky wrote:
> 
> In a recent posting Ralph Diaz gave a univocal (and unpaid) endorsement to the
> Creature Comfort seat and discussed its use in Folbot and Nautiraid folding
> kayaks. My question (for Ralph or anyone else with experience) is whether/how
> well/how this seat fits and words on a Feathercraft K-Lite.
> 
> With thanks,
> 
> David Kosofsky
> Seoul, Korea

I have not tried to place one fully inside the K-Light since anytime I
thought to I wasn't in a mood to remove the sling seat which comes with
the boat since this would require partial disassembly.

But I did the next best thing.  I slid the seat sling far back and
dropped the seat inside the cockpit facing the back of the boat.  It was
a perfect fit.  The interesting thing is that the seat portion had to be
slipped under the protrusion of the sponsons but was able to rest below
them.  The fit was so snug for the seat that it might not have to
require any other mean of attachment since the sponsons held the seat in
place.  So, short answer is that it will fit.  The next time I knock the
boat down, I will actually replace the sling and the rest of the
Feathercraft seat with the Creature Comfort one to see how well it will
work while underway.

ralph


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