Janie88
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Where did you find these clips?
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https://www.amazon.com/s?k=beach+towel+clips&ref=nb_sb_noss_1
I got the stainless ones about four lines down. They've worked well so far.
In addition to O-rings and spare hoses, I carry a generic BC inflator. It's the only repair item I've ever had to use.
I got the stainless ones about four lines down. They've worked well so far.
In addition to O-rings and spare hoses, I carry a generic BC inflator. It's the only repair item I've ever had to use.
Ayisha
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I got my Mastercraft very sturdy spring loaded clips (in 2 sizes) at Canadian Tire, but probably most hardware stores have them. Amazon or eBay have lots, as linked above.
I had read on here to get some heavy duty ones to hang heavy things like boots, and regular ones for everything else. The Blackbeards captain advised me not to hang boots at all, especially when underway or they might not still be there, so I didn't. I didn't bother bringing the heavy duty ones (wider, harder to open for small hands) for the next liveaboard. I just brought the typical size, but they are very sturdy.
I had read on here to get some heavy duty ones to hang heavy things like boots, and regular ones for everything else. The Blackbeards captain advised me not to hang boots at all, especially when underway or they might not still be there, so I didn't. I didn't bother bringing the heavy duty ones (wider, harder to open for small hands) for the next liveaboard. I just brought the typical size, but they are very sturdy.
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