Two foam rollers for exercise.
Pipe and connectors for b&q
Camp grip tape.
Job done.

 

Looks great, can’t go wrong with extra stability

 

Not so sure, they have to be fixed securely and if not could lead to holes/fractures in the hull and on a different tack could lead to going out in unsuitable conditions

 

On a RNLI prog the other day the yaker ( not an angler) fell out of the windy weather yak onto the outrigger and fractured it so it filled with water and turned the yak on its side .

After being rescued and making sure they are ok the extreme sports nuts should receive a firm thud in the nadgers and a bill !

 

Not going to be fun to paddle . Less is always more on a kayak .. Anyway good luck with that ..

 

Not so sure, they have to be fixed securely and if not could lead to holes/fractures in the hull and on a different tack could lead to going out in unsuitable conditions

They are made properly. The foam rollers are cut in half with joints and pipe inside them. Also my pipework is filled with expandable foam.
And the stabilizers attached behind my seat where my yak already has a place for stabilizers.
All tested and works great.
I have a technical head and it it didn't work I would make it work

 

What,your head?:thumbsdown:

 

The stabilisers would only fill with water if they are hollow, if they are mounted behind the seat and not intruding the paddles then I personally think they are good. I know some will always disagree, but everyone is entitled to an opinion. It is not for everyone, if we was all the same we would all have black BMW X5. I would of liked to see more pics during construction but it sounds good to me.

 

I have a gray x5

 

A point would be a good idea. MK2 model.

 

I have a gray x5

Close enough! I had one before the black one