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i think were gonna go with the ones that bell canoe works sells for 13.00 each they kinda look like a wire basket that will sway with the canoe also say that the huggy will fit in it..if anybody out there has a suggestion of sometype that will work better or if you have a photo of your type of beverage holder please post on up here,heck even if you know of a website were drink holders are available for canoes lemme know
thanx obaI made my own beverage containers. Just took a few bean tin cans, poked a couple of holes in the top edge, added some bent up coat hanger wire and “poof”, a beverage container that hangs from the gunwhales.
I also poked some holes in the bottom of the can to let any water escape. Even painted them up too!
Arts and crafts at it’s finest.
Dave
now that info is the type of info i was looking for… thank you much for posting it
obaGlad you liked the idea OBA.
Sure is a lot cheaper that buying one.
Dave
I happen to think the best beverage container holder happens to be my hand.
However, when my hands are full and I find myself in need of another alternative the above mentioned ideas sound good.
J
big j when she get home and read your answer she’ll say a man after my own heart hehe why you think i have such a hard time going straight?? she ain’t paddlin shes slammin… your right she dont need no stinkin drink holder….
obaI don’t know if this picture will come through, but here is the cupholder I use. I drill it into my thwart…Works like a charm…
http://www.canoeing.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=6&stc=1&d=1190742171
I took 4″ sections of 4″ PVC, drilled 4, 1/4″ holes near the bottom at 12 o’clock, 3,6, & 9….put 550 cord thru them to create an x….then duck taped a small wood clamp to it. Fits a coozy perfect and can clamp onto gunwale, yoke, wherever you want to put them! This was over ten years ago and they still work great! I shoulda patented them!
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