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The Kayak Sponge works to remove that unwanted pool of water that manages to collect under your kayak spray skirt. It can absorb up to 36 ounces (1.1 liters) of water at a time. Paddling in whitewater or the sea, this sponge will lift out sand and moisture from the bottom of your boat that traditional bilge pumps leave behind. It can be used with a bilge pump or on its own to keep your boat dry and clean.
Perfect for bailing water
Also great for keeping your boat clean
Absorbs up to 36 oz of water at a time
Removes the last drops of water bilge pumps leave behind
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Reviews
By: JJonesDate: Oct 18, 2019
This is a pretty basic sponge that works well. It is soft, won't scratch, and absorbent. I admittedly don't have a lot to compare it to as I'm new at this, but I'm happy so far. It is a good size. It makes for a big handful (and I have big hands). Cleans up the inside of the kayak pretty quickly. My only complaint is that when I squeeze the water out, it always foams up as if it was full of soap (I have never used soap with it). I've soaked it with water and squeezed it a good 20 times or more and still get the foam. Not sure what's going on there, but not a deal breaker. Orange color is nice for visibility.
Not impressed. Maybe I should have
rinsed it out first but it doesn't soak up as
much as I expected; have used sponges
for bathing horses that hold a lot more.
It's quite stiff. Think I would have been
better off with one of those microfiber
chamois cloths.
Looks like a good old school sponge. Not as thirsty as I think some kitchen sponges are. It mops up well when there is a lot to soak up but it does not dry the surface off completely.
Every boat needs a kayak sponge. Hence the name kayak sponge. It's made for the kayak. Having one of these handy makes getting water or cleaning up your kayak a breeze.
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