Carry handles for a Carbonology Pulse.

Hi All,
My first post here.
I have a Carbonology Pulse with no carry handles. Can you point me towards a suitable handle and fixings, please?
It is full carbon construction.
Also, if there are any videos out there showing how to fit secondary carry handles that would be great.
Cheers
Gary

Not so simple to attach handles, well, handles you actually want to use!
You have to have internal fixings to spread the load, light weight skin laminate is not strong enough to simply screw in handles.

The nelo side handles are not as good as proper handles but the do help a tired hand grip a wet boat by the bucket. Cheap and easy. There is a video in this link:

paddle-lab.com/surfski-side-handle.html

I'm with Ranga on this one.  Don't try to use screws!  Skis that have handles are specially reinforced to accept the screws/bolts. 

The Nelo handles might be worth trying!

Hi Zachandler,
The stick-on ones look like a possibility.
Many thanks
Gary

Hi Rob,
Again many thanks for responding. I'm going to look at the Nelo video.
I'm using the boat mainly on the tidal River Thames which gets a bit gnarly but I also aim to use it for longer flatwater paddles with up to fifteen portages.

My other option is to put a grippy tape on the gunwale of the bucket. It's carrying the boat and the paddle which is a challenge but that might be a good use for the vestigial rear deck lines!

Cheers
Gary

I bought transparent 3M shower no-slip tape (2 inch wide, I believe) and taped ~2ft/60cm on each side of the bucket just below the rim. It means that I can grab the surfski (V10) with one hand safely. It's not as secure as a real grip but comes quite close and is much longer, so you have more choices to balance the surfski. The tape being translucent makes it barely noticeable, you can obviously see it, but it doesn't stand out. Initially I was a bit concerned that the tape might bother me when paddling or remounting but I've never noticed anything.

I did the same thing on my Nelo.