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Decked Out - Here's my friend David with his kayak lashed and ready to go. If you decide to apply Lash-It loops to the top deck of your kayak, it's best to keep them in front of you so in case something gets bumped loose, you can grab it before it floats away. For added security, use two loops to secure each lashed item. |
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Water Bottles - Stop fumbling around trying to find your water bottle that's rolled back in the hold. Keep it right there in front of you so it's ready to quench your thirst. |
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Stuff Sacks - The inside bilge in the cockpit opening is a great place to lash in stuff sacks. Keep your rain gear and other necessities close at hand. |
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Fishing Rods - When you're out fishing, it's fast and easy to lash your rod to the deck when you move from spot to spot. |
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Fishing Reel Detail - A Lash-It loop placed over your fishing reel really "locks" it in place. |