Nookie Como Touring Deck
Easy to put on/take off recreational touring neoprene spray deck with fabric waist is a must-have for general recreational kayaking or day touring on the sea, lakes or estuaries.
Measure all the way round under cockpit rim using a tape measure or piece of string. Compare the circumference measurement to the chart below:
| KEYHOLE | BIGDECK | XTRA BIGDECK | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CIRCUMFERENCE | 195-225cm | 205-235cm | 225-250cm |
| FRONT TO BACK | 75-85cm | 85-95cm | 95-105cm |
| WAIST SIZE | One Size fits all | One Size fits all | One Size fits all |
The 4mm neoprene deck is super stretchy which comfortably and easily fit on your boat. It has a 40mm twisted webbing failsafe release strap at the front of the deck, or an adjustable webbing knee-strap secondary release for more confidence.
The 2ply nylon breathable, waterproof and waist tube is easy to adjust with a shockcord and locking buckle. The adjustable (and removable) braces make the deck comfortable to wear. All seams are dive quality waterproof taped.
Waterproof and breathable 2ply waist tube
10,000 W/P / 5,000 MVP – flexible and tough
Coated with Durable Water Repellant (DWR) • Dive quality waterproof taping on all seams
Removable adjustable 25mm elastic braces
4mm Jersey Neoprene deck with glued, blindstitched and taped seams
8mm marine-spec bungey /shockcord deck with excellent pre-stretch to grip cockpit
Rinse all products thoroughly in clean fresh water after every use. Salt, bacteria, grit and sunscreen will degrade fabrics, seals and lines over time if left unchecked.
Air dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources. UV and extreme temperatures damage technical membranes, neoprene, latex seals and polypropylene. Never tumble dry, leave on a radiator, or dry in a car on a hot day.
Don't put products away damp — mould, mildew and delamination follow.
Store loosely in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, oils, fuels and chemicals. Don't compress or crease zips.
Keep zips clean, lubricated and straight. Never force or fold them sharply — zip damage is expensive and not covered by warranty.
Inspect regularly, especially load-bearing items like throwlines. Run rope through your hands before use and look for any wear, inconsistency or damage.
