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Cag? 18 years 6 months ago #10185

M0nkeymann Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 146 Thank you received: 0	im renewing kit and the last thing on my list is a cag. I do freestyle paddling and I have a budget of about £100. anybody got any recommendations?
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Tits Mcgee Offline Junior Member Posts: 15 Thank you received: 0	I have a Delta Pro Cag, it was only £89. It's got a double waist and double cuffs with latex. It's got a neoprene neck that I really like coz I can't stand latex (makes my eyes bulge like a hamster). It keeps me mostly dry. It was the only one I could find that I liked under £100.
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have a look at the peak uk freestyle cag slightly over £100 but its a much nicer cag than the delta one the neck seal is neoprene with a bungee strap so you can tighten it when playing to keep the majority of the water out and loosen it off when drifting down stream.

also look at Palms kintetic around £90 doubled over neoprene makes a tight seallatex wrists etc or their switch same cag latex neck seal just over your price range

check out
www.upandunder.co.uk/eshop/catalogue/tes...p;Description_ID=170 for peak cags

www.upandunder.co.uk/eshop/catalogue/tes...p;Description_ID=170 for palm

www.upandunder.co.uk/eshop/catalogue/tes...p;Description_ID=170 delta

www.upandunder.co.uk/eshop/catalogue/tes...p;Description_ID=170 for yak

very friendly company who are based in Cardiff South Wales def worth a visit if your in the area:D

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Majestik_Moose Offline Senior Member Posts: 23 Thank you received: 0	Sometimes cags are worth spending more than £100 on. I bought a Nookie LTD cag and it is seriously sweet. Worth every penny. Quite a lot of pennies tho
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dolly Offline Premium Member Posts: 76 Thank you received: 0	If your looking for a cheapish cag that will keep you warm, not nesecarily completely dry, try Reed. I got a shortie cag of them for the summer, but wear it most year round, as it really does keep me warm. They use a different material for the seals, which works really well and doesnt leave rashes or marks all over your neck and arms. They are really good value for what they are.
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