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Topic: PFD tool attachments.  (Read 3894 times)

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Depending on what type of tool it is, and how you'll be using it, you might also get a length of 1/8" shock cord, tie one end to the tool, and tie a loop in the other end.  You can then use a carbiner to clip the looped end to an attachment point on your PFD.  The shock cord allows you to use a relatively short tether, but to stretch the tool out farther when using it. Just don't shock cord a knife to your PFD, as you might be just one slippery grip away from a sucking chest wound.


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Check out this "What's on your PFD?" thread from the "For Safety's Sake" subforum.

http://www.northwestkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=7353.0
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