JUNGLIST (jun*gul*list)n. (Urban Dictionary)
A Junglist is a combination of all styles rolled up in one. Someone who is observant and open minded of anything and everything. Junglists are ravers who like to have a good time and like to party. A Junglist is a someone who is dark on the outside but inside they are caring and down to earth.
As standard, there is a saddle, bulkhead, sidewalls and hip pads and knee pads built in to the boat. These are not glued in. This makes it easier for you to make the boat fit you. Simply use sandpaper, a kitchen knife or surform to make it comfortable. Once your happy with the comfort, glue in using a spray contact adhesive.
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The saddle backrest distance is correct for trim. The saddle is 8" to 9" tall. Keep the height. You need it for the extra leverage you need to manouver the boat when full of water.
The thwarts are reclaimed wood. There will be knots, or old nail holes present in the wood. This wont affect their strength. It is oiled using Danish Oil.
All fixings are A2 Stainless nuts and bolts.
The front and reaer grab handles are ttwo strands of 4mm twisted rope.
The lacing is a trio of coloured 3mm cord, randomly laced for maximum coverage to keep the airbags in the boat. The striking effect is reminicent of the 90s lazer shows present at Junglist raves.
The The boat will come with ready fitted webbing loops. This will make it simple to add a lapbelt or thigh straps to. The saddle will have a cut out in it for thigh straps and water transfer.
The bottom rails on the boat are protected eith edge wear tape. This tough, durable PVC tape will prolong the life of your boat. Especially when tipping the boat to empty, or launching from rough concrete.
