Know Your Kayak

Pedal/Leg Length Adjustment

  • Pedal Assembly

    The easy to adjust pedal assembly slides on these rails and notches into one of the spaces as seen here to suit your leg length.

  • Length Adjustment

    Adjust the pedal footstop by pushing on the clip shown here as you slide the pedal up or down the track. Push or pull the foot stop from as close to the rail as possible.

  • Rudder Lines

    When adjusting make sure that the rudder lines still follow the path as shown here and are not hooked up on anything.

  • Angle Adjustment

    We set the tip toe pedal flaps at 90° on our assembly line.

    This reliable alloy adjuster allows you to increase or decrease the angle to suit you.

Rudder Uphaul & Starport

  • Rudder Keeper

    All our sea kayaks are fitted with a stainless steel and shock cord rudder keeper for ease of storage and transporting.

  • Starport

    Seen here with the keeper detached from the rudder is the Starport, which is very useful for holding a flag or navigation light.

  • Uphaul Rudder Up

    With the rudder in the UP position the lines lie beside the uphaul jam cleat. By grabbing the knotted line and pulling the line towards the back of the kayak the rudder will go down.

  • Rudder Down

    Pull the knotted line into the jam cleat tight and the rudder will stay down. Unhook line from the jam cleat and pull the knot towards the front of the kayak and rudder will come up.