Do you have leaky scupper plugs? We may be able to help. Today we will cover some common causes and offer up some solutions to fight nuisance water in your kayak.

Buying a used a kayak makes a lot of sense for various reasons but just like anything else you purchase used, you need to be aware of what to look for before finalizing the deal. Let’s dive a bit deeper and see if we can save you from a costly mistake.

Today we are proud to add another tool to help customers select the right plugs for their kayak. It is our all new kayak scupper plug measuring tool which is simple to print and use immediately for plug selection

The best type of plug is obviously the one that seals tightly and stays in place. By design they will be specific to a certain hole size and …

if you notice your new scupper plugs have a slightly oily feel to them, then you may want to wash them off.

This is probably the most highly contested debate online and something we hear from our customers all the time. It usually goes “I do not know why there are even holes anyway!”, “Why do they put holes if you just have to plug them?” and “Do I leave the plugs in all the time?”