Emergency air system for kayakers

A new and improved emergency air system for enabling kayakers to use air from air bags during emergency situations comprising, in combination:

• a kayak having a front end and a rear end with an interior surface and an exterior surface and with an opening for receiving a kayaker, the interior surface having an upper region with a space behind the user;
• a pair of airbags of a similar configuration, each airbag having an input valve for filling the bags with pressurized air and each airbag having an air outlet orifice for providing air to the kayaker during an emergency situation;
• a container having a top wall with a parallel bottom wall and with parallel side walls therebetween, the container having a closed rear wall coupled to the top, bottom and side walls, the container also having a flap at the front with a pile-type fastener for selectively opening and closing the front of the container, the container adapted to receive and support the airbags, the container being secured to the kayak at the upper region of the space behind the kayaker;
• a mouthpiece having an associated valve movable between an open position to allow the flow of air therethrough during an emergency situation and a closed position to preclude the flow of air therethrough when not in use;
• tubing coupling the air output orifices to each other and to the mouthpiece;
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• a hook secured to the kayak at the upper region of the space behind the kayak to one side of the container for receiving and supporting the tubing when the system is not in use.