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If a GPS is a part of your key kayak paddling gear, Pacific Outdoor's innovative Deck Nav just made it easier to use. A TPU bubble to keep your GPS available and usable at arm's reach, and a window to mount your solar charging system to get your batteries topped off on extended paddles.
The Wxtex Deck Nav Dry Bag makes it easy to use your GPS as you paddle, while keeping it and the gear you need easily and accessible dry. A TPU bubble hangs onto your GPS, and another window lets you safely charge your solar powered batteries as you paddle. A welded, coated zipper and storm flap keep gear inside the Deck Nav Dry, even through stormy seas. An additional exterior mesh storage pocket and daisy chain let you keep important items at your fingertips. Reflective tape keeps you visible while a lateral mounting system keeps the Deck Nav centered and secure.
This description was also provided by: Backcountry.com
| Backpack Straps: | No |
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| Closure: | Welded, coated zipper |
| Country Of Origin: | China |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 14 x 5in |
| Volume: | 18L |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Weight: | 1lb 10oz |
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Great Deck Bag! | |
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I just used this deck bag on a 5 day/4 night kayak camping trip to Lake Mead. When my boyfriend first saw the bag he made fun of it because it was so much bigger than his. He bought the "Sea Kayaker" Readers Choice "Seal Line Baja" deck. | |
| azkayak at Backcountry.com on 04/24/2006 | |
Disappointing | |
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Although nothing got wet, on the whole I was disappointed with the bag. The description touted something along the lines of a "lateral mounting system" to securely attach the bag to the kayak. The system is three velcro straps on the bottom, which might have been strong, but the kayaks I used had nothing to strap them to, so I ended up putting it under the bungee straps on the kayak. I wouldn't have trusted the bungees to keep the bag in place if I'd capsized though. | |
| Peter Rockwell at Backcountry.com on 03/20/2008 | |
Disappointed | |
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Shoddy construction, the hook-and-loop closure was not properly sewn and quickly separated from the bag. Product returned and I will look elsewhere as the manufacturer was not helpful. | |
| Outdoor Enthusiast at Backcountry.com on 08/09/2006 | |
Deck Nav | |
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Well, the Dek Nav by Pacific Outdoor was an expensive bag for me, as I had to import it into Holland.OK, not the end of the world, but, the mounting could include some sort of ring on EVERY corner of the bag as well, therefore, if the velcro straps let go, the rings, which could be used to further secure the bag to the Kayak, could hold the bag in it's place, provided that you have ADDED some extra hooks/cilps/rings to your kayak!!. The GPS compartiment is useless, as, there are NO GPS Systems that I know of, that has it,s screen readable in the HORIZONTAL position!! Most handhelds are only readable in the VERTICAL position!! For the rest I am still happy with my bag. | |
| p.o2441327 at Backcountry.com on 10/26/2008 | |
