scupper pro owners

[SeaDooDavid]

What you got on the left there Dave, they're not all makkies are they?

 

Some small codling and pollock Kev (requested by neighbour! ha ha)

 

SDD~~~~~

[paintfly]

Some small codling and pollock Kev (requested by neighbour! ha ha)

 

SDD~~~~~

Fish-pie-tastic!

[boomphat]

Says on some sites that the Scupper Pro is for small to medium paddlers, yet I am 6'3" and nearly 16 stone and I seem to fit just right? The one I've seen doesn't have a cupholder or a bungee for a flask...is this an ancient edition?

[SeaDooDavid]

Says on some sites that the Scupper Pro is for small to medium paddlers, yet I am 6'3" and nearly 16 stone and I seem to fit just right? The one I've seen doesn't have a cupholder or a bungee for a flask...is this an ancient edition?

 

Because of the narrower beam, the scupper can be a tight fit for the errrrrrrrrrr beamier kayaker

 

As for cup holder, cmon!! ha ha

 

SDD~~~~

[boomphat]

I'm a thirsty paddler! These little details make the difference. I have really enjoyed cold tins of cola, and on my Drifter recently I had tea in my favourite mug.

Who doesn't like luxurious paddling?

[SeaDooDavid]

I'm a thirsty paddler! These little details make the difference. I have really enjoyed cold tins of cola, and on my Drifter recently I had tea in my favourite mug.

Who doesn't like luxurious paddling?

 

Well, fair one If however you get a NZ scupper, there are two captive screw threads on the central column. These take standard S/S bolts (M something!) and, if you look at my pic in the posts above you will see that I have added a bike drink bottle holder. This cost £2.99 and simply screwed in place (must have been made for this) so you can guzzle to your hearts content ha ha

 

I must admit, I do like a nice cold drink of orange or the like while at sea as the salt seems to make me parched!.

 

Dave

[SeaDooDavid]

I'm a thirsty paddler! These little details make the difference. I have really enjoyed cold tins of cola, and on my Drifter recently I had tea in my favourite mug.

Who doesn't like luxurious paddling?

 

Hang on! I've found just the yak for ya!

 

Dave

[boomphat]

SDD Great Yak! Yeah it has 2 screw threads in the middle. Good ruse with the drink cage! The one I've seen has 2 straps on the back, not bungee, and no cupholder, as featured in the OK catalogue, thats why I wondered if it was an old one.

[commando]

I dont have the NZ model with the screws in the centre console so I added 2 sets of pad eyes and bungee buttons with some bungee cord. I hope you can see what I mean in the photo, Its one of the few I have. You can't see the second set as they are under the fish.

 

 

 

I.M.O. it is a top kayak. I would definately recommend one.

 

[boomphat]

commando...ta. So central screws means its a NZ...hmm