Attwood Kayak Handle Replacement Black Review

Very nicely done. Simple, solid design. NOTE: They can be disassembled to shorten the line or route the line through a closed hole in the kayak anchorage.

Very durable. I have used my pair on two different kayaks (to replace lost/broken handles). On a kayak I had to remove the handle cover to detach and attach the cord. Easy and quick to assemble. Fits comfortably in your hand when moving the kayak.

One of the original handles on the upper kayak came loose, I got it for repair. Easy to use, looks good, only minor complaint is I had to buy two when I only needed one. I'll try to leave the excess where I can find it in case another handle breaks.

Shown is a Hobie handle from my Hobie Yak. I love yak but I hate pens. Atwood is inexpensive and Hobie installs in 30 seconds. One of those cases where the aftermarket is better than the original part. 'enough said.

Lol ok this is crazy but I bought these for our camper. Our "theater seat" chairs have retractable footrests, but the handles are hidden between the armrest and the seat! what happened to it I attached them to the existing "handles" to make them longer and easier to access and use. Works perfectly! (Think in other directions ;) )

I've only had these on my kayak for a few weeks but they have comfortable handles, they look good, they're easy to install and they seem very durable. I had to shorten the rope which was a quick task. The original grips on my Hobie Revolution cost more than a pair of these, and while they're made of a softer material, they're poorly designed, with metal built into the grip that's known to rust after a few years. Time will tell how well they hold up!