Sevylor Spare Floor Bladder - Alameda / Hudson 2014 Range

Sevylor spare Floor Bladder for both Alameda and Hudson 2014 range of Kayaks

The Sevylor Spare Floor Bladder designed for both the Alameda and Hudson 2014 range of kayaks is an official replacement part that restores the inflatable floor section of these models. This spare floor bladder is crafted to match the original specifications, ensuring a seamless fit and optimal performance.

Key Features:

• Compatibility: Specifically designed for the Sevylor Alameda and Hudson kayaks from the 2014 range.
• Durable Material: Made from high-quality, puncture-resistant PVC to withstand regular use.
• Easy Installation: The floor bladder can be easily inserted into the kayak's floor chamber, allowing for quick replacement.
• Enhanced Performance: A fully functional floor bladder provides better stability, rigidity, and comfort while paddling.
• Extend Kayak Lifespan: Replacing a damaged or worn-out floor bladder can significantly extend the usability of your kayak.

Why You Might Need a Replacement:

• Punctures or Leaks: Over time, the floor bladder may develop punctures or leaks that are beyond repair.
• Wear and Tear: Regular use can cause the material to weaken, affecting performance.
• Accidental Damage: Sharp objects or improper storage might damage the bladder.

Maintenance Advice:

• Regular Inspection: Check the floor bladder for signs of wear before and after each use.
• Proper Storage: Deflate and store the kayak in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prolong the bladder's life.
• Avoid Over-Inflation: Do not exceed the recommended air pressure, as over-inflation can stress the material.

Installation Tips:

1. Deflate the Kayak: Ensure the kayak is fully deflated before attempting to remove the old bladder.
2. Remove the Old Bladder: Carefully take out the damaged floor bladder from its chamber.
3. Insert the New Bladder: Place the new floor bladder into the floor compartment, making sure it is properly aligned.
4. Inflate Gradually: Inflate the bladder slowly, checking for proper placement and alignment as it fills.
5. Check for Leaks: After full inflation, inspect the bladder to ensure there are no leaks and that it fits snugly