Nick Heath

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  • in reply to: Buy and Sell #27529
    Admin S. Jensen

    Responsive – Agile – Stable Kevlar – Light Weight

    45 pounds, 20.4 kg ‘Wav’ Sport Model – 16’ 6” long, 22.5” wide, 5m long x 57cm wide Cockpit – 31” x 17”, 79cm x 43cm,

    Cockpit cover & underdeck storage bag

    Raknid Seat & backrest provides secure fit

    Feathercraft Rudder System & foot-pedal rails & s.s.

    ‘U’ bolt for locking Customized Bulkhead – *extra 7” front internal dry-storage for weeklong expeditions

    *Reduced leg length to approx.5’ 7”, 170cm height – for smaller paddlers

    Colour – Deck, Lime Green w/ Blue cockpit trim, Bottom, White Hull for visibility (see photo below)

    Atlantis – Built in Nanaimo in 10/2010

    Details online – https://www.atlantiskayaks.com/wavsport.htm

    Like New – Original Owner – No Damage – Stored Inside

    Price – $2,750.00 – Paddling Accessories available to purchase

    Test – Paddle at Ambleside Beach

    Contact – Paul, 778-828-4437, Email: pg.wv@telus.net

    in reply to: Paddling Film Festival – Mar 11, 7:30pm #27528
    Quirine Schuyff

    Thanks for the reminde Rob. You are going right? Anyone else interested?

     

    in reply to: pinhole repairs in drysuit socks – anyone done it? #27527
    Quirine Schuyff

    Thank you for your ideas everyone!

    John: I have always been VERY careful with my drysuit socks but sometimes getting into and out of the boat, sand gets in and I suspect, some small shell pieces too. But I do like to idea of goretex socks to protect them! I think in the summer the shorter paddling shoes let more sand in.

    Thanks Maureen and Katya for your ideas too. Perhaps I’ll start with some AquaSeal then go to tape.

    in reply to: pinhole repairs in drysuit socks – anyone done it? #27526
    John Halliday

    I use Tear-Aid tape on inside.

    Care of drysuit socks is as important as care of gaskets. Grit between your paddling shoes and the socks creates pinholes. Use high-top paddling shoes or wear neoprene socks over your dry suit socks. After every paddle you should rinse off your socks.

    in reply to: General Discussion #27525
    Rob McIntyre

    Paddling Film Festival – Clarke Theatre, Mission – March 11 – 7:30pm $15 advance tickets

    An evening of inspiring paddling films from around the globe is landing in Mission.
    Adventure, storytelling, and jaw-dropping waterways guaranteed. Advance tickets: $15 at WCK
    Tickets also available online click here
    Learn more at Paddling Film Festival

    We have been invited to present a table to share info about the club before the event – let me know if you plan on coming and would like to join in spreading the SKABC love 🙂

    in reply to: General Discussion #27524
    Rob McIntyre

    Our friends at Western Canoe Kayak have the following events this month:
    Gear Up for Spring – until March 31, 2026 – Member-Only Deals including 15% discount (some restrictions) Coupon to print here or for mobile here

    Dear Paddling Club & Team Members,
    Spring is around the corner – and that means GEAR UP FOR SPRING is back at Western
    Canoeing & Kayaking!
    This exclusive members-only promotion is your chance to get fully outfitted for the upcoming
    paddling season with special pricing, big savings, and a chance to win a $100 WCK Gift Card.
    When & Where In-store only -WCK 1717 Salton Rd Abbotsford
    March 2 – March 31, 2026
    Available to CLUB & TEAM MEMBERS ONLY
    Member-Only Deals Bring your Gear Up coupon and save on select gear:
    ● 15% OFF ALL GEAR (some restrictions apply—see fine print)
    ● Wood Dragon Boat Paddles (Grey Owl) — $65
    ● Carbon Dragon Boat Paddles (Blackwater) — $249
    ● All Blackwater SUPs — 50% OFF (others as marked)
    ● Norse Kayaks — 15% OFF (in-stock only) –
    ● Clipper Canoes & Blackwater Kayaks — 10% OFF (in-stock only)
    Bonus! Every coupon used also enters you into a draw to win a $100 WCK Gift Card.
    The Fine Print (aka the important stuff)
    ● Coupon required for discount and draw entry
    ● Items must be paid in full and picked up by March 31, 2026
    ● Discounts apply to retail pricing only and cannot be combined with other promotions
    (including free shipping)
    ● No discounts on: Thule, Zaveral (ZRE), Bixby, ePropulsion, trailers, big canoes,
    electronics, special orders, or online purchases
    ● In-store shopping only
    Your coupon is above — don’t forget to bring it!
    See you in the shop,
    The Western Canoeing & Kayaking Team

     

    in reply to: pinhole repairs in drysuit socks – anyone done it? #27522
    Maureen Benzon

    You can buy iron on tape for repairs on seams etc, but I was reluctant to bring an iron anywhere near the goretex lining, so I bought a patch for the outside, cut a very small patch and ironed it on using a piece of cotton cloth  between the iron and the suit. It has done the trick.

    On my suit I could see that the fabric was worn from rubbing against my shoe

    You can also use a small dab of aquaseal.

    Hope this helps 🙂

    in reply to: pinhole repairs in drysuit socks – anyone done it? #27521
    Yekaterina Yushmanova

    Hi Quirine, I fixed those with a dab of Aquaseal very successfully. Didn’t even use tape. You can use Aquaseal + tape combo for a nicer feel on the inside. Definitely not worth shipping to the States for this repair.

    in reply to: General Discussion #27520
    Quirine Schuyff

    Hi all:

    On my last kayak trip I realized that one of my goretex drysuit socks has holes. My inner sock was very soggy! Upon testing with water, I saw that there are at least 4 or maybe more pinhole leaks. Kokatat said I may be able to repair them myself. I’d love to save on shipping charges.

    Has anyone ever repaired these using a goretex patch kit? Or other fancy repair tape?
    Thanks in advance.

    in reply to: General Discussion #27519
    Quirine Schuyff

    Hi everyone:

    These two workshops have a deadline for this eve. If you are interested in either the morning radio test session, or the afternoon VHF radio review workshop, please email training at training2@skabc.org soon!

    If we have enough people showing interest we may still be able to run them, despite the deadline this evening.

    in reply to: Navigation courses #27517
    Yekaterina Yushmanova

    Hi Will,

    The SKABC navigation course is now posted under training.

    in reply to: General Discussion #27500
    Quirine Schuyff

    JOIN CLUB LOCARNO!

    Club Locarno has a full fleet of sea kayaks that can be borrowed by their members. They also have a selection of other watercraft fleets. Club Locarno runs out of the Jericho Sailing Center so is conveniently located for those in the Metro Vancouver area, and you can launch into beautiful English Bay! They also have very discounted pricing for overnight and multi-day rentals.

    For all the information and pricing go over to their website and see if this is something for you.

    https://www.clublocarno.com/

    They have one “Discover Club Locarno” Open House (registration required) coming up soon and another two following.

    DISCOVER CLUB LOCARNO (registration required)

    March 15th, 2026

    11:00am – 1:00pm (PDT)

    Location: Jericho Sailing Center

    in reply to: Drysuit repair #27497
    Quirine Schuyff

    Is this Pacific Scuba Industries?

    in reply to: Buy and Sell #27486
    Bob Salo

    One owner Lightspeed Phoenix.  Thermoform construction.  Large capacity touring 17 ft 6 inch long.  Large easy opening/closing hatches.  I am 6 ft 2 inches tall and fit comfortably in the cockpit.  The forward bulkhead was moved forward 2 inches when constructed to give me full leg extension.  A very unique feature is the drop-down skeg/rudder system positioned 3 ft forward of the stern.  This enables the big boat to turn and handle like a smaller boat.  A very experienced kayak in good shape.
    Bob Salo –  contact me for pictures or more info

    besalo@telus.net

    in reply to: General Discussion #27485
    Theresa Davies

    Thanks for all the tips for getting my drysuit wrist seal replaced.
    Michelle at PSI got it done and did a fantastic job, highly recommend, especially if yoir suit is Level Six brand.
    “(PSI) in Abbotsford offers professional drysuit repair and maintenance services, including seal replacements, zipper work, and leak repairs for various suit brands.”

     

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