Top Kayak Storage Solutions of 2020
After a long day on the water, it’s best to have a safe place to store your kayak. When shopping for a kayak storage solution, you’ll want to look for something that’s stable, secure, durable and easily accessible. Depending on your needs, budget and available space, there are four main types of storage options to choose from
6 Reasons You Don’t Own A Carbon Fiber Kayak Paddle
There's lots of talk about kayak paddles nowadays. There's a bunch of different styles and everyone has an opinion. Some say it doesn't matter and others say it does. Many times it often depends on the type of kayaking you'll be doing. For the sake of argument, we're going to say that carbon fiber kayak paddles are the way to go. They're lightweight, easy on your arms and shoulders and typically make the entire kayaking experience that much better.
Paddling Through COVID-19
For us, that opportunity has been canoeing and kayaking more as a family.
Paddling together isn’t anything new for us, but during these times, it feels different.
Being on the water and listening to the sounds of nature brings clarity to your mind and heals your soul. It’s allowed us to escape reality and bond more with our children.
Paddling together isn’t anything new for us, but during these times, it feels different.
Being on the water and listening to the sounds of nature brings clarity to your mind and heals your soul. It’s allowed us to escape reality and bond more with our children.
Pros & Cons Of Inflatable Kayaks
Are you having trouble deciding whether you should invest in an inflatable or a hard shell kayak? Hard shell kayaks are the most common with lots of options to choose from, but inflatable kayaks have come a long way and are quickly rising in popularity.
Kayaking Essentials: What You Need To Get Started?
If you’re new to kayaking and have no idea what gear or equipment you’ll need to get started, don’t worry, we got you covered. The best part about kayaking is that it’s a simple activity and is relatively easy for a beginner to learn. With a few supplies and just a bit of planning, you’ll be fully prepared and ready to go in no time.
How To Properly Anchor A Kayak
While out on your kayak, you might want to stop and take a few pictures, break out your fishing line to see what you can catch, or even meditate while listening to nature’s music. In any case, you’ll want a kayak anchor to keep you securely in place. Kayak anchors are an extremely portable, lightweight, and useful tool for any kayak enthusiast to have.
10 Amazing Kayak Destinations in the United States
When it comes to planning your next big kayak trip, the United States has many options to choose from. Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, a trophy fish, a camping trip or relaxing, beautiful scenery, these locations are guaranteed to be unforgettable!
How to Choose a Kayak Paddle
When it comes to being on the water, having the right kayak paddle can be the difference between a beautiful afternoon and a grueling chore. But how do you know which one is the best for you?
There’s many variables when selecting your ideal paddle. These include your kayak size, your height and the type of water you’ll be kayaking in. Let's dive in and take a look.
A Guide to Kayaking with Kids
Introducing your children to a fun, healthy activity that’s near and dear to your heart can be a fantastic way to bond and make lifelong memories! Of course you want to provide an experience you’ll all cherish, so naturally, you have questions…
What To Wear Kayaking: Winter Edition
Winter is here, the weather is cool and the water temperatures are dropping. Keeping warm and finding clothes that are great at resisting water is key to keeping safe while enjoying your winter kaya
Kayaking Around Ice To Discover Emotional Freedom
Sea kayaking has been a huge part of my life for about 10 years. In fact, it’s my livelihood. I spend summers guiding in Prince William Sound, Alaska, and winters guiding in Panama. Much of my existence revolves around paddling.
Kayaking Healed My Body, Heart and Mind
In 2009 I was diagnosed with Alveolar Soft Part Sarcoma. I was 39, a mother of 3 boys and happily married with a career I loved. I was given a 20% chance I would live 5 years tops.
