> he needs all sorts of crap from bumper buies?
> bungie cords to tie tarp down in a storm..
> depth finder [already hosed a propeller, when he took me out]
> water maps.. a stick to push off other boats while trying to load/unload..
Life jacket first, then all the other stuff
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> From: Adam Churvis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 5:44 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: life vests..
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> Get a Sterns. Definitely Sterns.
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yeah thats just it. he is 6' i am 6'2"
i way 220lbs he may be same or a little higher.
just would like to repay him with some thing he will use.
he has only taken his boat out twice now.
he needs all sorts of crap from bumper buies?
bungie cords to tie tarp down in a storm..
depth finder [already
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 5:44 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: life vests..
Get a Sterns. Definitely Sterns.
I wore them in the Canadian wilderness for three years, and they did
everything from floating my ass to acting as shoulder padding when I
portaged aluminum canoes. If they're
Get a Sterns. Definitely Sterns.
I wore them in the Canadian wilderness for three years, and they did
everything from floating my ass to acting as shoulder padding when I
portaged aluminum canoes. If they're anything like they used to be, they're
virtually indestructible. Not bulky at all and
a comfortable lifejacket can be worn all day, and never bother you.
an uncomfortable one tends to be left on the floor of the boat, which
does you no good when suddenly in the water.
You need to figure out if it is a safety device (boating or fishing),
or a sports device (gonna spend lots of time
Being a rather large boater myself, I would appreciate a nice lifevest that
fits. Stearns makes an excellent product. You might also consider a step up
from Stearns if it is in your budget.
You just need to make sure that the vest is rated to support your/your buddy's
weight.
>hey my buddy
