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Topic: Kayak visibility is a safety issue.  (Read 1189 times)

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dwest

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At night there are navigation and running lights, and SOLAS tape, to consider.  Maybe a radar reflector.  Anything else?

In daylight there are kayak flags, outerwear in safety orange.  Anything else?  Other colors?

When efforts at visibility fail, there are last resort sound signals: whistles, air horns, etc.  Anything else?

Thanks for your thoughts.
dwest -  just a guy. (Occasionally posting quasi-fictional-hopefully-amusing stuff under the pen name StocktonDon.)


MolBasser

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Hide under the covers at home?

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Tote

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