How do you determine the correct size for a kayak cockpit cover?
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Google "Harmony Cockpit Cover Fit Guide" You will see a drop-down menu that lists all kayak brands and then another drop-down listing each model within the brand. That's how I figured this out for my Swifty 9.5 (size 44/21). Hope this helps.
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I purchased several covers. Make sure they match the larger dimensions of this particular style.
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I am not 100% sure. It is a really wide cover, but looks like the front of your hull is the same width as the back.How wide is the front of your boat? I could measure the front of my cover to see how far it will go.
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I dont know the dimensions but it covers my paddle boat that seats 5 perfectly. It's a pretty big paddle boat. It has a bimini also and when it is down, the cover goes right over it and the elastic is tight. It stays on. I put grommets on the sides and tie it around the belly in case of high winds. The only problem I had is if it rains a lot, it will sag in spots so I built a support out of pvc piping to keep it propped up so the water runs off.
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Should be more than adequate. I have a hobie outback that is little over 12' and if any problem it is too big. It is not really moisture proof but keeps dirt and debris off. Moisture obviously not an issue for a kayak.
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Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for your interest. Our covers are generic so the best indicator of fit would be to compare the dimensions of our cover to the dimension of your jet ski. We have two sizes available - one that fits up to 120" length and one that fits up to 128" length. Please see the links to the two covers below: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EPQSXBS http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EPQUH3A Hope this helps! Thank you, Formosa Covers
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This cover is for a V-Hull boat, I do own it and have it installed on my 18.5 ft open bow Sea Ray. This is not the right cover for a deckboat.
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Go to the Seals Site http://www.sealsskirt.com/index.php and click on sizing at the bottom of the page. Follow the instructions I.E. enter your kayak manufacturer and the model. This will give you the size #. I.E. my Old Town Dirigo 120 takes a size 5.2 spray skirt. It will also take the same size cockpit cover. If there is no listing for your kayak call Seals or one of their dealerships for help.
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Measure the width of your Kayaks. That is the number you should use. The base of these racks don't take up much room on your crossbars. It more depends on how long your crossbars are and how wide your yaks measure. BTW, these are super easy to use and are very stable!
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That's the shipping box size. Check out our website for a Covercraft Ready-Fit cover sizer you can use to get the part number to search on Amazon.
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Check the web sight for the exact measurements that the cover will fit. They are pretty accurate.
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Malone's site has a fit guide for cars. http://www.maloneautoracks.com/kayak-carriers.php I had mine on square bars but now have oval bars so I'll be modifying them to fit.
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Yes, just make sure to measure everything very carefully or it could be uneven and uncomfortable. I recommend dry fitting (hold them in place with tape) for foot placement. You can ( if it's a plastic kayak) shine a laser pointer through the hull for marking the holes. Match bolt size to drill bit size for a water tight seal.
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I wish I could help but I ordered a second cover based on the recommended size when I bought the board. You might want to check back with Amazon
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I'd recommending reading through a variety of tips from the many sources available on the internet. A lot of factors go into "correct" length, including your body configuration, the width of your kayak, the type of paddling you do, and on and on. For instance, I prefer a short paddle (220 cm) with big blades for moving water, but need to use a longer (230 cm) paddle for flat water. If I went to a 240 cm paddle for flat water, tracking would be a problem.This is indeed a non-answer-sorry about that-so I'll just say that my flat-water preference would be to error on the long side, and for moving water, error on the short side.And by the way, my Magic Plus is great. I'd recommending reading through a variety of tips from the many sources available on the internet. A lot of factors go into "correct" length, including your body configuration, the width of your kayak, the type of paddling you do, and on and on. For instance, I prefer a short paddle (220 cm) with big blades for moving water, but need to use a longer (230 cm) paddle for flat water. If I went to a 240 cm paddle for flat water, tracking would be a problem.This is indeed a non-answer-sorry about that-so I'll just say that my flat-water preference would be to error on the... » Read More I'd recommending reading through a variety of tips from the many sources available on the internet. A lot of factors go into "correct" length, including your body configuration, the width of your kayak, the type of paddling you do, and on and on. For instance, I prefer a short paddle (220 cm) with big blades for moving water, but need to use a longer (230 cm) paddle for flat water. If I went to a 240 cm paddle for flat water, tracking would be a problem.This is indeed a non-answer-sorry about that-so I'll just say that my flat-water preference would be to error on the long side, and for moving water, error on the short side.And by the way, my Magic Plus is great. « Show Less
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Just to confirm the answer below, The Kayak is 36 lbs and the cockpit is 24.5 x 41.5. (Large and easy to get into and out)
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Sorry,but you need a mount of some kind. If you're at all handy,you can make one. I made them for my kayaks but they all mountbehind the cockpits. Blow up a pic of one and copy it. .....Bill