PartsVu stocks a wide selection of Railblaza Direct to Track Bases to slide your favorite accessories along the gunnel for perfect placement without drilling into your boat. Choose from a Railblaza Tracloader 45 Cleatport, Railblaza Quickgrip Paddle Clip Track Mount, and more.
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Railblaza Miniport TracMount Base ( Kayak Tracks Only) 03-4108-11
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Direct to Track Bases by RAILBLAZA - Resources & Information
The kayak track is a type of rail that is usually built into the kayak, usually made of plastic or aluminum, and can be found in different areas of the kayak such as the deck, the side, or the stern of the kayak. RAILBLAZA Direct to Track Bases for kayaks are a type of accessory that can be used as a base for attaching a variety of different attachments and accessories to a kayak. RAILBLAZA Direct to Track Bases can be mounted directly onto the kayak track, providing a versatile and flexible mounting option and allowing kayakers to customize their kayak according to their needs and preferences. They can be adjusted to different angles and locked in place to ensure that the accessories are securely held in place and within easy reach of the kayaker.
PartsVu is proud to offer a full selection of RAILBLAZA Direct to Track Bases for your kayak. Plus, we also offer an extensive catalog of RAILBLAZA compatible parts, aftermarket watersports accessories, and everything else you need to fully customize your kayak to your exact specifications.
Want to learn more about how to mount accessories, paddle safely, and learn about the newest gear for your kayak and other watercraft? PartsVu regularly publishes helpful how-to guides and other valuable information on our boating blog, PartsVu Xchange. On the PartsVu Xchange (and the FAQ below), you’ll find a wide range of relevant topics that every boater needs to know to have the best time on the water.
RAILBLAZA Direct to Track Bases FAQ
What are Direct to Track Bases for kayaks?
Direct to track bases are attachments for kayaks that allow for the installation of various accessories, such as fishing rod holders or GPS devices, directly onto the kayak's track system. These bases are typically made of durable materials, such as plastic or aluminum, and feature a clamp or screw mechanism for attaching to the kayak's track. They are a popular choice among kayak anglers and other kayakers who want to add accessories to their kayak without drilling holes or using adhesive.
What is a RAILBLAZA Tracloader used for?
A RAILBLAZA TracLoader is a product that is used to mount RAILBLAZA accessories on the side of a track or rail system, such as a kayak or boat. It can be used to attach fishing rod holders, cup holders, or other accessories to a kayak or boat, allowing the user to have hands-free access to their gear while on the water. It is designed to be easy to install and use, and is compatible with a wide range of track systems.
What are RAILBLAZA Star Bases?
The RAIL BLAZA Star Base is a versatile and flexible mounting option that allows kayakers to customize their kayak according to their needs and preferences. With the RAILBLAZA star base, kayakers can add multiple attachments and accessories to the kayak with just one base, saving space and weight on their kayak.
What's the best kayak grip tape?
Kayak grip tape is a non-slip adhesive material that can be applied to the deck of a kayak to improve traction and prevent slipping.
Some popular options for kayak grip tape include:
- 3M Safety-Walk: This is a heavy-duty, slip-resistant tape that is designed for use in industrial and marine environments. It's durable, easy to apply, and provides excellent traction.
- SeaDek: This is a closed-cell EVA foam material that is designed for use on boats and watercraft. It's comfortable to stand on, provides excellent traction and is UV resistant.
- Treadmaster: This is a durable, slip-resistant material that is designed for use on boats and watercraft. It's easy to apply and provides excellent traction.
- Deck-Grip: This is a non-slip adhesive material that is designed for use on kayaks and canoes. It's easy to apply and provides excellent traction.
- Grip-Tape: This is a heavy-duty, slip-resistant tape that is designed for use on boats and watercraft. It's easy to apply and provides excellent traction.
Ultimately, the best kayak grip tape for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences and the features that are most important to you. It's worth researching different options and reading reviews to find the grip tape that best suits your needs.
It's important to note that before applying any type of grip tape to your kayak, make sure to clean the surface well and let it dry properly before applying the tape, this will ensure better adhesion and a longer lifespan.
Does installing RAILBLAZA rail mounts lower the value of my kayak?
Installing a RAILBLAZA mount and RAILBLAZA base on your kayak may affect its resale value, but it depends on the condition of your kayak and the preferences of potential buyers. Some buyers may appreciate the added functionality that the RAILBLAZA rail mounts provide, while others may prefer a kayak without any modifications. It's best to consult with a professional or experienced kayaker to get a better idea of how the rail mounts may impact the value of your kayak.
What's the best camera for kayaking?
Choosing the best camera for kayaking will depend on your specific needs and budget. Here are a few factors to consider:
- Waterproof and durable: Kayaking can be a wet and rugged activity, so it's important to choose a camera that is waterproof and durable. Look for a camera that is rated for at least IPX7 waterproof rating and can withstand being submerged in water for a short period of time.
- Image quality: Look for a camera with high resolution and good image stabilization. A camera with a high-quality lens, larger sensor, and more advanced image processing will give you sharper and more detailed images.
- Size and weight: Kayaking requires you to be mobile and lightweight, so it's important to choose a camera that is compact and lightweight enough to carry with you.
- Battery life: Consider a camera with a long battery life, or one that is easy to charge while on the go.
- Action Cameras: Action cameras are designed for outdoor activities, they are small, rugged and waterproof, they also have a wide-angle lens, which is ideal for capturing the scenery and action.
- Smartphone Camera: Phone mount cameras have improved significantly in recent years, and many of them are now waterproof and have a good image quality. They are also convenient to carry and easy to use.
Some popular camera options for kayaking include the GoPro HERO9, GoPro HERO8, DJI Osmo Action, Olympus Tough TG-6, and the Sony DSC-RX0 II.
Ultimately, the best camera for kayaking will depend on your individual needs and preferences, and the features that are most important to you. It's worth researching different options and reading reviews to find the camera that best suits your needs.
What are some rod holder ideas for boats?
There are several different types of fishing rod holder for a boat, depending on the type of fishing you plan to do and the layout of your boat. Here are some popular rod holder ideas:
- Flush-mount rod holders: These are installed flush with the surface of the boat and are great for boats with limited space. They can be installed on the gunwale, console, or transom.
- Clamp-on rod holders: These holders can be attached to the boat's gunwale or rail using a clamp, and can be easily moved and adjusted as needed.
- Gunnel-mount rod holders: These boat gunnel rod holders are mounted directly to the gunwale and are typically more stable than other types of holders.
- Rocket launcher rod holders: These holders are typically mounted on the T-top or hardtop of the boat and can hold several rods. They are great for boats with a lot of deck space.
- Transom-mount rod holders: Transom rod holders are mounted on the transom of the boat and are great for trolling or keeping a rod ready for a strike.
- Deck-mount rod holders: These holders are mounted on the deck and can be used for both trolling and casting.
- Ceiling-mount rod holders: These holders are mounted on the ceiling of the boat, they are a great option for boats with limited space, or when you want to keep the rod out of the way while not in use.
- Track-mount rod holders: Track mount holders are mounted on a track system, they can be adjusted and repositioned as needed, making them ideal for boats with multiple anglers.
When choosing the right fishing rod holder for boats, it's important to consider the type of fishing you plan to do, the layout of your boat, and the size and type of rods you will be using. It's recommended to get professional help if you are not comfortable with the installation process.
Where can I learn how more about kayaking and watersports?
In addition to learning about RAILBLAZA Direct to Track Bases, PartsVu has plenty of resources for everything you need to know about kayaks, watersports, and much more. Start with the following guides and be sure to use the search bar to find plenty of other useful guides to enjoy the water in confidence:
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- PFD 101: Selecting the Right Life Jackets
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