Description
A generic strapholder to keep the straps that control the steering in place.
Best printed in nylon or similar material.
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Are there any specifics about installing or using LED strips on kayaks so that they do not interfere with movement but still provide good visibility. Who can recommend proven brands or models that are great for use on the water?