Sea Kayak Safety - A general lesson on how to stay safe out on the sea

[@Fishaholicboy]

Great video.. Mother Nature is unpredictable and always have to respect it.

[@onlineseakayaking]

Couldn't agree more!

[@can5projects563]

great video filled with awesome information New Subscriber here Hello from Australia

[@AirOnTheWater]

Lots of good points in this video! Safety is paramount when out there and preparedness and mindset is key to avoid a lot of difficult or dangerous situations.

[@opwave79]

Extremely useful info, thank you! I’ve gone fishing offshore and a lot of the safety gear, weather and tide tips apply.

[@onlineseakayaking]

Glad it was helpful!

[@grace4today542]

Thank You for your videos! Excellent presentation of information and really helpful for those new to Sea Kayaking.

[@onlineseakayaking]

Thanks, glad to hear you think it will help those new to sea kayaking.

[@kayasper6081]

You've mentoined it all, very well and clear. Thanks!

[@onlineseakayaking]

Thank you. Glad you think so.

[@dirtbagoutside]

At 7:33 of video, showing your split paddles on deck of kayak.. What is it they handles are inserted into?

[@Dr_Footbrake]

They look like Northwater paddle britches.

[@victorwanders]

This is brilliant, thanks for making this video 🌊

[@onlineseakayaking]

No problem 😊

[@dzsoja]

on the towline - if i saw correctly - a kraken carabiner is used. this carabiner has given strength of 200daN. is it not to few for towing in a fully loaded kayak in rough conditions?

[@onlineseakayaking]

We really hope you enjoyed the video. We have used the clip out in conditions and it has not broken. The clip you use on a tow line is quite a personal choice to get one you are happy using. It is a good idea to pressure test any new equipment to check it is fit for purpose.