Harmony Kayak Float Bag

I'm using these in the bow of a liquid logic remix xp9. It's about 9 foot. The bags are pretty small so I had to use two. The material feels rubberized and are easy to blow up because of the length of the inflation hose. I have my foot pegs maxed out toward the bow and have just enough room that I anchored them in by running paracord thru the holes in the top of the bag and connecting them to the peg rails. Had then installed for about 6 weeks with regular use on the weekends. Haven't lost any air.

I have been kayaking WW since '81. I have some Harmony bags that are almost that old and still hold air. These bags look and feel tougher than the old style. Of course WW kayaks are no longer all 13' 2" so those old bags don't fit these 6' to 8' (even 9' and longer are coming back) kayaks now. In the 80s and 90s Harmony made the best paddles, some of the best spray skirts, and other kayak and canoe accessories.

These are too small to work well in a small kayak.

Exactly as it says on the tin. A bit like insurance - you hope you never need it. It is surprisingly strong and well made by all appearances. Have in place and feel good.

Very thick and durable float bags. The best I've seen. I put two in the front of my Pyrana Ripper.

A little small, but adaptable, and well made.

Seems a bit overpriced for what could be described as an inflatable travel pillow. Doesn't seem large enough to displace enough water to keep a swamped bow afloat. Buying two to do the job wouldn't be economical and difficult to secure.

Works perfectly as described. Durable, and easy to use. Worth the money for the peace of mind.