Yakclips Paddle Holders

Friday, 09 October 2009 04:01

2 Second Installation or removal on any kayak cockpit rim
No Holes to Drill and No Tools Needed for installation
Always have your paddle in reach anywhere on the cockpit
Two accessory clips built in for keeping other items in reach: fishing poles, dry bags etc.

Right out of the package, clip a YakClip™ onto your kayak cockpit. Clip in your paddle, get in, and you're ready to go. You can clip the YakClip™ anywhere. Placing the YakClip™ in front when getting in and out of your kayak will leave both hands free to stabilize your entry or exit. Use the YakClip™ to hold your paddle while you have a drink. Move the YakClip™ with your paddle out of the way to the side of the cockpit to reel in that big fish!

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