CastleCraft Canoe Stabilizers and Outriggers

	Eathafoam Stabilizer Floats are charcoal gray in color, not white as seen in these photos Two Styles of Floats are Available Floats telescope out to a 6 ft spread, and they quickly attach without any tools Floats can be adjusted up and down to allow clearance between water when traveling or contact with water when still
Eathafoam Floats are soft, solid and pliable	Hydrodynamic Floats are rigid with hollow interior
Stabilizer frame will attach to any point on your canoe. Specify widest portion of canoe and frame will fit any distance smaller. Middle, Bow or Stern	Eatha Foam Floats are 27" long and 6" diameter Floats have a 6" vertical adjustment (12" Maximum to Bottom of Float) Eatha Foam Floats telescope from 0" to 18" out Floats are gray, but can be painted Eathafoam floats weigh 1.1 lb each ***** Hydrodynamic Floats are 42" Long and 6" Diameter Hydrodynamic Floats have off-center pins and swivel to follow boats path while in water Hydrodynamic Floats have a 10" vertical adjustment (16" Maximum to Bottom of Float) Hydrodynamic Floats telescope from 0" to 18" out Hydrodynamic Floats are rigid polyethylene and weigh 4 lbs each**
Stabilizer for Canoes Model SF-C-EF with eathafoam floats Specify model/type & maximum width of your canoe 194.00
Stabilizer for Canoes Model SF-C-HD with hydrodynamic floats Specify model/type & maximum width of your canoe 293.00
Which Model Is Best for You? SF-C-EF Eathafoam Floats are What Most People Order for a Canoe. Since the Eathafoam Floats are on a Center Pivot, They are not Designed to be in the Water While You Travel. Keep Them Raised out of the Water and if You Start to Tip, They Will Prevent You From Tipping Over. When you Arrive at a Location Where You Want Extra Stability, A Quick Turn of the Knob Lowers Them into Contact with the Water. SF-C-HD Hydrodynamic Floats are Larger and Offer Even Greater Stability. They are Designed to Travel in the Water, While Paddling or Motoring. The Hydrodynamic Floats Have an Offset Pivot Point - This means that they Track Alongside Your Boat as You Turn. Both Models Will Adjust to Attach to Any Point Stem To Stern on Your Canoe. Many Sportsmen Attach Them About One-Third Back From the Bow as a Convenient Spot, However, You Have the Flexibility of Putting Them at any Position You May Prefer. Hydrodynamic Floats on Canoe
Hydrodynamic Floats on Kayak		Hydrodynamic Float

		Gunwale Clamp Detail Two quick release knobs attach the cross bar to the boat's gunwales as pictured. Gunwale lip should be at least 3/4" for maximum secure attachment. Boats without gunwale lips can be attached with optional bolt on gunwale clamps similar to the brackets for small cockpit kayaks as shown below