Just spent 2 hours trying to fit in my Dagger Rewind (med). I am a 6' 1", 192#. I pushed the seat back, moved the thigh braces forward (you need to take the screw closest to the bow completely out), and moved the bulkhead all the way forward with only a little padding. Good luck.
Rip all that junk out and outfit your kayak for yourself. Instead of 10 layers of stacked up loose sloppy foam clipped in with loose sloppy straps people could go old school and actually outfit their boat. Its sad to see that kayakers these days seem to think if the outfitting is not commercially made and supplied with the boat that it is impossible to actually outfit a boat or cut your own pieces of foam. All of these ideas like the "leg Lifter" were invented years ago by people who actually outfitted their kayak to fit them. If it is your boat and others are not continuously using it .... use some block froam, sandpaper/rasp and some glue, you will be much happier with your outfitting. And when others see your actually outfitted boat they will give you free beer to help them outfit their boat correctly.
Where can I purchase one of these lovely seat shims?
I'd love a video like this for bigger paddlers too. I'm 6"4 and an struggling to fit in my dagger rewind
Just spent 2 hours trying to fit in my Dagger Rewind (med). I am a 6' 1", 192#. I pushed the seat back, moved the thigh braces forward (you need to take the screw closest to the bow completely out), and moved the bulkhead all the way forward with only a little padding. Good luck.
I don't want to break anything how do you move the seat
Good video. Where can I get a Phantom T shirt?!
Hi Notty. Our Phantom T-shirts have sold out. Keep an eye out on our website, Dagger.com, for future Dagger swag!
That was so helpful thank you
No info on how adjust the seat
I am a smaller human. ha ha, go video, thanks.
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Rip all that junk out and outfit your kayak for yourself.
Instead of 10 layers of stacked up loose sloppy foam clipped in with loose sloppy straps people could go old school and actually outfit their boat. Its sad to see that kayakers these days seem to think if the outfitting is not commercially made and supplied with the boat that it is impossible to actually outfit a boat or cut your own pieces of foam. All of these ideas like the "leg Lifter" were invented years ago by people who actually outfitted their kayak to fit them.
If it is your boat and others are not continuously using it .... use some block froam, sandpaper/rasp and some glue, you will be much happier with your outfitting. And when others see your actually outfitted boat they will give you free beer to help them outfit their boat correctly.