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Where there’s Water
Lightweight! Durable! Roll Up to Easily Store!
Size Capacity Weight
3’ x 6’ 300 # 5#
6’ x 10’ 900 # 12 #
6’ x 12’ 1500 # 15 #
6’ X 18’ 4500# 30#
6’ x 24’ 5500# 40#
6’ x 40’ N/A 50#
Wavepads can
be made up to
6‘ wide by
150’ in length
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email: jlrwavepads@gmail.com for more info
@ JLR Wavepads
There’s a WAVEPAD!
Cont. from page 68... Don’t bring children or your pet.
Go with friends and watch out for each other.
You are allowed any non-motorized option to go down
the river.... take a Kayak or Canoe to have an easier
navigational and safer experience.
This non-sanctioned (you’re on your own) event is held
the 3rd Sunday in August around 1pm at Lighthouse
Beach in Port Huron ending at Chrysler Beach in Marys-
ville ... or sooner. An interesting event to witness on
Sunday, August 20, 2017.
Cold Water Survival: Body size, body fat, and move-
ment in the water play a part in cold-water survival.
Small people get colder faster... The chart below
shows why it is important to wear a life jacket if you’re
going to be in the St. Clair River for 2-3 hours.
Water Exhaustion or Expected Time
Temp. “F” Unconsciousness of Survival
32.5º <15 minutes <15-45 minutes
32.5 - 40º 15 - 30 minutes 30-90 minutes
40 - 50º 30 - 60 minutes
50 - 60 º 1 - 3 hours
1 - 2 hours 1 - 6 hours
60 - 70º 2 - 7 hours 2 - 4 hours
70 - 80º 2 - 12 hours 3 hours ++
Over 80º Indefinite Indefinite
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