Keel Protection

Over the years i've dragged my kayak across all types of terrain (Rocks, Sand, water, mud) you name it. The keel on my hobie is starting to wear out. I was wondering if others have the same problem and does anyone have solutions? Found this online but would be open to other suggestions. (Of course I will not be getting black...sorry Mel and Adam)   
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solved my problem with a little stainless

Talk to paddleboy84 I hear he sells and installs it at his shop in Lodi I plan on doing my bow eventually

Over the years i've dragged my kayak across all types of terrain (Rocks, Sand, water, mud) you name it. The keel on my hobie is starting to wear out. I was wondering if others have the same problem and does anyone have solutions? Found this online but would be open to other suggestions. (Of course I will not be getting black...sorry Mel and Adam)   

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Kayak academy sells keel eazy in different colors.but the shipping is expensive.I bought 12.00 worth of keel eazy paid 7 dollars in shipping

My revo is getting pretty beat from popping it up on my camper...even when I put something down to take the abuse, seems I drag it on the pavement and worried bout it down the road...would like to hear/see peoples responce to this thread...thanks for asking!!!

Same problem with my Adventure. Lets do a group pirchase or buy a long strip and split it up. I could use 4 or 5 geet.

Peace & Blessings!

Same problem with my Adventure. Lets do a group pirchase or buy a long strip and split it up. I could use 4 or 5 geet.

Peace & Blessings!

Bro I could use a few ft myself... I'm sure lets do a group purchase for SURE!!!

Keeleeze is good stuff. I put a few feet on the bow and stern of my revo. It's not the easiest stuff to work with. I use a heat gun and metal hand roller for installs at the shop. It took me about 3 boats to get the hang of doing the sharp curves.

Group Buy!  I'm in!  I need a bunch!

When I get into the Shop (headwaters) I will try and see what Dan can do for a group buy.

Victor - PLease keep up us updated in the group buy.

Victor - PLease keep up us updated in the group buy.

Sounds good, I will follow up with everything tomorrow and hopefully have an answer.

I'm in for two yaks worth.

Interested in 20 plus feet. 

Fellas.... save yourselves some money and give JB Weld a try.  I learned that JB Weld makes a great keel guard when I was visiting a big Hobie dealer that rents out kayaks and canoes.  The guy at the shop said it adhered better to plastic then those expensive kevlar keel guards.  Just make sure the keel is cleaned well and roughed up before painting on a strip of JB Weld.  Here's a pic I took....