Self-rescue paddle float for kayaking.

The paddle float is used to stabilize the kayak and make it easier for you to get back into the kayak after you have ended up in the water. The float is buoyant and attaches to one blade of the paddle. The other blade is then placed under the deck lines of the kayak (or self rescue grip). The paddle float then stabilizes the kayak and allows you to easily get back in without losing your balance.

There are also inflatable paddle floats that take up less space, but the advantage of a solid (foam) paddle float is that you don’t have to blow it up when you are in the water.

Specifications

• Extra large volume for a more stable self-rescue
• Reflectors front, back and above
• Contrasting colors for best visibility
• Two separate pockets for mounting the paddle from both sides of the kayak without having to remove the float.
• Two whistles
• Rounded corners
• The large pocket of the float also has drainage holes