Sit-on-Top kayaks

[Carl Vince]

I believe that some of you use Sit-on-tops for your diving. If you have used a Sit-on-Top, I wondered whether you would be willing to spend a couple of minutes completing an on-line survey about the use of Sit-on-tops which I am carrying out as part of my final year research project at Uni.

The survey can be found at
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=7Iw2w7W8cXPGkhQBL_2bLwvQ_3d_3d

Thank you in anticipation.

[Janos]

I don't know of anyone who dives from a sit-on-top kayak.

Janos

[Nigel Hewitt]

I don't know of anyone who dives from a sit-on-top kayak.Google turned up these guys in Loch Fyne

http://www.yakdiving.org.uk/mediac/400_0/media/DIR_53904/DSCF0712.JPG (http://www.yakdiving.org.uk/53601.html?*session*id*key*=*session*id*val*)
(click the picture for the website)

[tony J]

I don't know of anyone who dives from a sit-on-top kayak.

Janos
an ex UBUC memeber has one (or two) http://www.goatchurch.org.uk/kayakdiving.html

and I think the club has bought 7 : http://www.ubuc.info/news/85/133.html

I blame this man

http://www.jlunderwater.co.uk/old_site/photoix/catalina/get_on_kayak2.htm

perhaps all your friends are sane ?

Tony

[Chris aka divingchef]

We have 2 seater inflatable kayaks

Excellent fun !!:D :D :D

Easy to get on from the water as they don't capsize.

Good load Carrier.

Lets you get to those sites that are a bit to far for a surface swim and not far enough o warrant a boat.

And make good SMBīs:)

[BogSnorkeller]

Me and my mate use them. They have their uses - if you fancy doing a bit of inshore exploration, they give you a lot of options. You use a little anchor while you're kitting up. Then swim down the anchor line, pick up the anchor and set off using the kayak as your SMB. If it's a nice day, and you're not in a rush, it's brilliant fun.

(I'm about to do your questionnaire thingy.)