Funny, I used this same product on my jonboat build to cover some sharp edges where I was running cable through. Just found my left over roll, had just enough to trim my seat riser out. Thanks
Well thats pretty damn cool. The sound of it scratching when sitting on it and shifting a bit always bothered me. Will definitely be doing this, Thanks!
I just went to harbor freight and got a thin neoprene foam matt made to stand on for fatigue. I cut the mat to general shape of the bottom of the seat riser and works amazing as well. Keeps the seat riser in place from sliding and quiet.
That is a good solution as well. You can do the same with a yoga mat as well. Those mats do soak up water and cause you to keep track of another accessory, where this door trim solution starts on the riser and doesn’t soak up water. Both solutions work and both are easy to perform, just preference mostly,
@@kayakflyfishingschool yea I'm going to order the door trim you used, looks more convenient. Appreciate all the kayak ideas and diy's you come up with for us.
They are discontinued. Some dealers may have some in stock still. You can also check a Facebook group for buying and selling off Crescent products. m.facebook.com/groups/465423128243174/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF
It is in the video description, but I will link it here as well. Car Door Edge Guards, 16Ft Universal Rubber Seal Protector U Shape Edge Trim Car Door Edge Protection for Most Car, Aluminum Boat Edge Guards (Red) www.amazon.com/dp/B09J1XK55L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GT2WDGZ84F3XYKP47KEV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Funny, I used this same product on my jonboat build to cover some sharp edges where I was running cable through.
Just found my left over roll, had just enough to trim my seat riser out. Thanks
That’s great!!! So glad you had enough left over from the last project!!
Well thats pretty damn cool. The sound of it scratching when sitting on it and shifting a bit always bothered me. Will definitely be doing this, Thanks!
It did me too!! Wasn’t stealthy enough, now, it’s quite as a mouse!!
I just went to harbor freight and got a thin neoprene foam matt made to stand on for fatigue. I cut the mat to general shape of the bottom of the seat riser and works amazing as well. Keeps the seat riser in place from sliding and quiet.
That is a good solution as well. You can do the same with a yoga mat as well.
Those mats do soak up water and cause you to keep track of another accessory, where this door trim solution starts on the riser and doesn’t soak up water.
Both solutions work and both are easy to perform, just preference mostly,
@@kayakflyfishingschool yea I'm going to order the door trim you used, looks more convenient. Appreciate all the kayak ideas and diy's you come up with for us.
@@andrue17 you’re welcome, glad to share what experience and ideas I have. :)
Will this fit a crescent ultra lite?
are the litetackle seat risers compatible with the ck1 venture?
Yes, the seat riser for the LT and CK1 Venture are interchangeable.
All others are model specific.
Anybody know where I can get a seat riser for a venture? I was told they are discontinued
They are discontinued. Some dealers may have some in stock still.
You can also check a Facebook group for buying and selling off Crescent products.
m.facebook.com/groups/465423128243174/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF
Do you have any seat risers for sale?? Can’t find one anywhere and Crescent doesn’t sell them anymore.
Matt, sorry, i don’t have any for sale.
If I find any for sale, i will let you know. :)
@@kayakflyfishingschool thank you! I’m 6’7” so I need more height to get my butt up be able to stand!
@@mattl9449 i understand that!! If nothing else, you can purchase a high seat from Crescent, but i will still look.
You did not provide a link to the part number on Amazon???
It is in the video description, but I will link it here as well.
Car Door Edge Guards, 16Ft Universal Rubber Seal Protector U Shape Edge Trim Car Door Edge Protection for Most Car, Aluminum Boat Edge Guards (Red) www.amazon.com/dp/B09J1XK55L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GT2WDGZ84F3XYKP47KEV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1