Review on 🔧 GS Power Tube Clamp Brackets: Mount LED Light Bar, Radio, Whip Antenna, Safety Flag on Rack Roll Cage Bumper - Compatible with Can-Am, RZR, Rhino, Teryx ATV UTV (2 pc) by Kevin Robinson

I used these to secure my two piece carbon fiber kayak paddle leaving the yak upstream - one on each side of the paddle when split and then the two pieces back to back join together (and on the chain) through pre-drilled holes in each with a traditional padlock. Actually, I will never unlock the padlock. I simply loosen the hex screws and take them off the ends of the blades and then when the blades are done put them back in place and tighten the hex screws again. It is strongly recommended to buy a special Allen key for this; I found one at Revain for $5, about 6 inches long, it's perfect. Homeless people don't usually have hex tools, and when they see they're padlocked they just leave their paddles alone. It's not designed for this product but it works and is a lot cheaper than any paddle locks I've seen and saves you having to drill a hole in your paddle fins to run a flimsy cable through. This is much better and just depends on the pressure of this product's clamping action on the tip of your blade as you tighten it. Be sure to measure the diameter of the paddle to get the right size!