Can these be easily strung together for trips in the river?
1309099
Yes, they are easy to attach together since they come with a strong rope. Actually just a couple of weeks ago we went river-tubing with a group of twenty people and we all strung our tubes together. It was a lot of fun (I have 4 double tubes and 12 single ones because we enjoy this activity every summer).
1844554
Yes, but they are flimsy and not attached together so it is difficult to keep them parallel whichskes navigating them treacherous.
702606
Not easily. You could probably find a way to attach them if you were dedicated to it.
210996
Don't think so. These paddles don't have handles so are not designed for white water rafting.
273638
I dont think you could tie any knots with them on but using rod and reel should be no problem. They do keep you dry and are pretty warm.
2136787
It probably is possible, but you would have to realize there are no pegs and you'd have to "weave" the end to hold it. The grooves for the strings might be too narrow.
655811
They come with adjustable straps that you will need to weave between the top of the pontoon and the deck of your boat .. not a big deal.
1157019
No, not unless you're handy and could somehow fashion a way to attach them together.
1612902
Sure...but I would sew the ends. I have no idea if there is a special way to sew the ends of something waterproof.
2213875
We just tied knots, but a strap with hooks or something like that might be best. Especially if much more length is needed. Grandkids love it!
958159
I would say no. The material that they are made of wouldn't do well in water.
245751
I would certainly think so as there are so many different ends to choose from. Since they are very sturdy, I believe they would hold up just fine.
1533329
No. The cables are about 5/32" in diameter. The braiding is nice, but they are kind of stiff. As long as you are stretching the cables about 4' they are tangle free and really handy.
1184145
I would say possibly. Ill include a quick pick showing an area where you can tie something to it.I hope this helps inform your decision.http://s28.postimg.org/5iulpfual/20140415_204700.jpg
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Not without some beefing up. They serve the residential purpose but even at that I was missing some hardware & had to use some extra screws of my own to get them stable. I think you could make them string with some time & materials but even at that the fabric is pretty cheap & may not hold up.
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I think you could. I've gone on a river before and its honestly hard going up it if its strong. I took it to the cottage just got back today. Lakes are so easy if no waves are present. But a few waves can be challenging. I think you could do it depending on how fast the river is
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I guess it depends on the river and how fast the water is moving! I would advise against it if you are likely to come into contact with rocks and trees as the material is not strong enough and will easily puncture!