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Tortuga (Recreational sized Skirt)

Silver

The same features as our Large and X Large cockpit Tortuga, but designed for the largest (Recreational) sized cockpits. Made with tear resistant, waterproof 420 denier oxford nylon. Rigid foam/plastic inside deck to shed water and resist implosion. Adjustable neoprene waistband with removable suspender straps. Mesh lined tunnel. D-rings sewn into the deck for attaching accessories. Cockpit seal is a sticky PVC channel with an adjustable bungee draw cord. Seam sealed.

 

Colors: Silver
Price: $72.00
Sizes: OSFA(waist sizes) & Fits most recreational kayaks

Garment Fit Chart  |   Skirt Fit Chart

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  • 1 Abigail // Dec 2, 2008 at 5:37 pm

    Hello, I have an otter xt, with a 19 x 38 cock pit, and I dont know whether to get an xl or a rec skirt, you’re chart says rec, but according to the sizes it should be an xl….thanks in advance

  • 2 John Weld // Dec 3, 2008 at 9:38 am

    Hi Abigail,

    The Otter XT has a very unusual cockpit shape- it’s 39″ X 21.5″ (measured from outside of the rim), and very wide up front. It’s also a very popular boat, which caused to us to re-configure the Tortuga to fit that boat for 2008.
    If you are interested in getting that skirt, you may want to order it directly from us to make sure that you get the 2008 version.
    Let me know if you have any more questions,

    -John

  • 3 Corey // Feb 23, 2009 at 11:59 am

    I just bought a tortuga rec skirt to fit my Wilderness systems 140 pungo. This is the skirt listed for this kayak, but I just can not get it to fit the cockpit. Any tricks to it or what can you suggest? The cockpit measures 57″ x 21.5″

  • 4 rloughney // Feb 23, 2009 at 2:41 pm

    Hi Corey
    thanks for the note. for that boat, it actually may be easier to start by putting the skirt on the front of the boat and then working backwards. you may have noticed that the front portion of the skirt’s bungee is encased in a rubber hose so that you can sort of lasso the front of the skirt onto the boat. you can put that part on and then work your way around. it should fit with a little bit of pulling. if it doesn’t even come close (say a foot or more short), you may have the wrong size.

    if you have any more difficulties, please let me know

    Roger

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