Nick Heath

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  • in reply to: Recommended Beginner Sea Kayaking Courses #28168
    Steven McLean

    Thanks for the heads up, Don! I will check them out.

    in reply to: Recommended Beginner Sea Kayaking Courses #28167
    Don Froese

    Hi Steven: try Jericho Beach kayak or deep Cove kayak for lessons. You should be able to rent a boat from either too

     

    Cheers, Don Froese

    in reply to: General Discussion #28164
    Steven McLean

    Hello,

    I am a new SKABC member interested in taking an introductory course to sea kayaking safety. Regrettably, the current Beginner Course coincides with me being out of town, otherwise I’d sign up for the waitlist.

    Are there similar courses elsewhere that SKABC members may recommend? I do not have a kayak of my own, so bonus points if rentals are available from the business/organization offering training.

    Thank you,

    Steven M.

    in reply to: Nimbus, Fiberglass Kayak 20FT long. #28162
    Kevin Amos

    This post was made on behalf of Melanie, so you need to email laughingmarmot@gmail.com since she will not receive responses to the forum.

    Andrew Mylly

    There are good rip currents at Ambleside this weekend – I will likely be out Saturday and Monday, maybe all three days.  If we get some northwest wind there could be good surfing waves!  Peak current times are:

    Sat. May 16 – 9:07am -5.4Ebb

    Sun. May 17 – 9:51am -5.6Ebb

    Mon. May 18 – 10:38am – 5.6Ebb

    in reply to: Nimbus, Fiberglass Kayak 20FT long. #28160
    Kathy Romses

    Hi Melanie,

    My daughter, Sandra Meyers, is interested in the kayak and other items. Her email address is sandrammeyers@gmail.com

    Thanks

    Kathy Romses

    kromses@gmail.com

    in reply to: Nimbus, Fiberglass Kayak 20FT long. #28158
    Nancy Preston

    Hi Melanie. Would you be interested in selling one set of paddles and one sprayskirt?

    I realize that may not be your best option for selling the double kayak. But if so, what area are you in?

    Thanks,

    Nancy Preston

    in reply to: No tensor bandage in SKABC Trip Leader First Aid Kit #28157
    Maureen Benzon

    Since this post I have been wondering about the actual difference between a tensor banadage and a compressor bandage. The are variables like “long stretch” and “short stretch” but Alberta heallth has this to say:

    What is a compression bandage?
    A compression bandage is a long strip of stretchable cloth that you can wrap around a sprain or strain. It’s also called an elastic bandage or a Tensor bandage. The gentle pressure of the bandage helps reduce swelling, so it may help the injured area feel better.

    Elastic sleeves that you can pull over an injured area work the same way. Bandages and sleeves are not expensive. You can buy them at most pharmacies.
    How do you use one?
    A compression bandage may help most to prevent swelling in the first few days after your injury. You can wear it longer than that, as long as it doesn’t make your pain worse.

    Putting on a compression bandage is easy, and you can do it at home. The steps are similar, whether for a wrist, an ankle, or anywhere else you would wear one. Follow any instructions that come with the bandage.

    in reply to: Buy and Sell #28146
    Kevin Webmaster

    My dad asked me to forward the information about the Kayak to help him and my mom in selling their double Kayak. Interested offers can contact me at laughingmarmot@gmail.com.

    Nimbus, Fiberglass Kayak 20FT long. Well looked after, stored in Garage.For Sale.  $425.00.

     

    For Sale  $15.00.  Yakima Rack Attack with Kayak brackets.
    For Sale. $15.00 each   Nimbus Paddle.    M.E.C. Paddle

    For Sale $15.00.   Feather Craft Cart. Parking lot to launch area.

    2 M.E.C. Skirts. 2 Wet Suits. 2 Life Jackets.

    Thank you!
    Melanie Devoy

     

    in reply to: Norse Idun ($3200) #28145
    Lorraine Sharpsteen

    Hi Limor, I’m also interested. Have you taken your boat on longer trips? Is there enough room in the hatches for an extended trip?

    Thanks,

    Lorraine Sharpsteen

    in reply to: Norse Idun ($3200) #28144
    Susan Jensen

    Hi Limor, I’m very interested in trying this boat. Will contact you directly.

    in reply to: Buy and Sell #28143
    Limor Friedman

     

    Norse Idun is about 15 months old kayak.

    length: 15.11” , 21” wide. About 51 lb

    perfect for the smaller paddler.

    Hard chine , Dry hutches

    I added:

    * knees foams- done by James Manke for a perfect roll. Keel strip, reflective lines, tubes and an extra hole for an easy reentry.
    asking $3200

    will send more pictures to those who are interested.

    Maureen Cureton

    Sounds like great fun Ken. Sadly (for me), I cannot make it that weekend.

    Ken Bigelow

    Awesome 👍

    Should be a fun if the weather cooperates.

    Margaret Dessau

    I’m interested if weather forecast is good

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