I’m having a bit of trouble finding some glue on d-rings small ones. Everything Ive found is too large. It occurred to me someone here might know a source.
Canadian, so high shipping cost, but northwater makes a variety of sizes/styles. I think rutabaga (and maybe others) carry at least some of their stuff in the US.
Outfit your canoe with stainless steel D-ring anchor points from North Water. The 2" D-Ring Anchors are perfect heavyweight anchor points perfect for wider accessories such as North Water thigh straps. They are just what you need to get something to STAY where you want it; a convenient way to...
Canadian, so high shipping cost, but northwater makes a variety of sizes/styles. I think rutabaga (and maybe others) carry at least some of their stuff in the US.
Canadian, so high shipping cost, but northwater makes a variety of sizes/styles. I think rutabaga (and maybe others) carry at least some of their stuff in the US.
Next up, Vynabond and epoxied D-rings. Good. I think this will be the most real world practical experiment. That is, I don't think many canoeists pop rivet through hulls, which I've only seen for foot braces, or expect much force to be put on gunwale attachments. Stringing float bags or gear...
I’ve got a bunch of them somewhere. I only needed a few for outfitting the canoe last season. I think I got them on Amazon. An Amazon search turns up lots of them. Or perhaps I am not understanding what you are looking for?