I need a cockpit cover for 2 kayaks. One is a Vapor Old Town 12 and one is a Vapor Old Town 10XT. What size would I need?
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go to the www.sealsskirts.com website for sizing. it looks to me like all Vapors use a size 7. But Don't Quote Me On This!
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http://www.sealsskirts.com/sizing/sizing.phpit says for alll vapors you need a 7 hope this helps
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You can try their sizing chart; http://www.sealsskirts.com/sizing/sizing.php If it's not listed there then I guess you'll need to contact them directly.
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You can try their sizing chart; http://www.sealsskirts.com/sizing/sizing.phpIf it's not listed there then I guess you'll need to contact them directly.
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I don't know what size you need for you bug but these covers don't breath, they have a vent hole at the front and back, but the material itself does not allow water vapor to escape. This is not good for your paint.
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We have Hobie Mirages and they fit fine. My husband has the Outback which at it's widest is 33" in the middle. In reality you place the Suspenz at the bow and stern for support which are narrower. The local kayak place has their Hobie Mirages displayed on these.
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I would go with a custom one then you know it will fit, just email us back the size, when you purchase the cover. Thanks Joe
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Hi Tony, I went onto the Mercury Website to match boat and engine in order to get the right size. Although I don't know if this will fit your boat - I will say It was a marked improvement in fuel and getting on plane.
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Petco has a 36" x 18" glass cover from Tetra that should work just fine for you. I only say this because I looked, but need 12" deep instead and couldn't use theirs. So here I am on the internet trying to buy what I need... ;)
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I bought this for a sit in kayak. Fiberglass hull type that you put a spray skirt on. Fits no problem.
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Probably. The cockpit cover I bought was not exactly the size of the cockpit I wanted to cover. The cover has elastic draw strings so you can stretch and adjust. If you are using a kayak withe a large cockpit and you expect a whole lot of rain store the kayak upside down after putting on the cover. Lots of rain can cause the cover to cave in from the weight.
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Seals has a great website where you can put in your kayak type. The website will then tell you what size you need.
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well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face... » Read More well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! « Show Less
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Well since the 171 specs out at 18'4" long,I would get the middle size cover.All the covers work fine with roof air and antenna regardless of the POD size or cover ordered to fit required size.
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If the question is specifically about the Old Town Vapor 10 I'd say I'm happy with my purchase. You don't need a lot of help if you want a good, reasonably priced kayak that is good on lakes. I'm over 6 foot and it is comfortable for me but I sometimes put in an extra seat cushion. It comes with an anchor so all you need is a paddle and life vest. The only change I would make to it would be extra rod holders aft of the seating area instead of behind.
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Mine was 12x12 and it fit perfectly. It is very comfortable. You should email the manufacturer (www.derriair.com). I did before I bought, to double check the fit. He will let you know definitively.
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this one fits the 12 Odyssey perfectly. i need to measure it if you really need the measurements.
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I measured my Vapor 10 just a few minutes ago, from prow to stern, to answer your question, Buck_KY. The Vapor comes in at just over 10 feet, more like 10 feet and 2 inches. Let me know if you have other questions, but for my money this is one great angling kayak. By the way, Roger Jarvi is correct when measured from top of bow to top of stern; but the bottom of the stern sticks out an additional two inches; at least it does on mine.
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If you go to the Harmony Gear site click on the cock pit cover and there should be a fit guide. Sizing of the cover is based on the manufacture of the kayak and the model.
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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.