Harmony Gear Long Bow Flotation Bag | Float Bag for Kayaks | Silver | Single Bow Bag | Universal Fit - 10-13 Foot Kayaks

hubby put into his kayak - he goes fishing pretty far off the shore and its just added an extra safety. he said "hope that i do not need it ever" it pretty light and was easy to inflate. holds the air for a couple of weeks now. not super durable - so if you have hooks or sharp things around be careful.Recommend

I pray it works when the kayak sinks

I have been kayaking WW since '81. I have some Harmony bags that are almost that old and still hold air. These bags look and feel tougher than the old style. Of course WW kayaks are no longer all 13' 2" so those old bags don't fit these 6' to 8' (even 9' and longer are coming back) kayaks now. In the 80s and 90s Harmony made the best paddles, some of the best spray skirts, and other kayak and canoe accessories.

I was surprised at how small this bag is. It is much smaller than any I have seen or used before. It is well made and seems like it will be durable. Be sure it is the size you really want. Usually, this will be so your feet just touch it when you paddle.

Great product! My kayak is 9ft 7in and it fit nicely. Love that you can open and close the mouth valve. Seems to be a sturdy material. Secured with a rope to the inside of the kayak.

These are too small to work well in a small kayak.

I have purchased Harmony floatation bags for my other whitewater kayaks in the past and they have always held up great so I went with them again to outfit my new Liquid Logic Remix 59. These are for the front of the boat behind the footrest and are plenty big for that. The inflation tube is long enough to easily use. They are made of a very durable material. They are priced reasonably as well. A good product as usual from Harmony, they have never disappointed me with any of their products.

Seems a bit overpriced for what could be described as an inflatable travel pillow. Doesn't seem large enough to displace enough water to keep a swamped bow afloat. Buying two to do the job wouldn't be economical and difficult to secure.