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Adaptive Kayaking
March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Brooklyn Kayak Company wants to contribute in making kayaking inclusive and accessible to all paddlers. In 1987, President Ronald Reagan designated this month for awareness of the developmental disabilities experienced by over six million Americans. This campaign seeks to raise knowledge about “including people with developmental disabilities in all facets of community life.” So how can kayaking play a role in National Developmental Disabilities Awareness? Well, adaptive...
Adaptive Kayaking
March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Brooklyn Kayak Company wants to contribute in making kayaking inclusive and accessible to all paddlers. In 1987, President Ronald Reagan designated this...
Tips for Maintaining Your Kayak
For most paddlers, a kayak isn’t a small investment. It takes time to research and settle on a kayak that’s right for you and your budget. With any investment, you want it to have longevity and be usable for years to come. The secret to keeping your kayak in good shape for a long time, is getting in a habit of routine kayak care and maintenance. Don’t let that intimidate you, though, it’s not rocket-science...
Tips for Maintaining Your Kayak
For most paddlers, a kayak isn’t a small investment. It takes time to research and settle on a kayak that’s right for you and your budget. With any investment, you...
How to Transport a Kayak When You’re Alone
While solo kayaking is enjoyable and relaxing, it can be slightly intimidating to consider doing it without any help. Particularly the idea of transporting your kayak alone may be challenging if you haven’t done it before. Luckily, there are some reliable techniques and gear that makes solo kayak transporting go smoothly without putting undue pressure or stress on you or your body. Tips for Solo Kayak Transport One of the more challenging aspects of solo...
How to Transport a Kayak When You’re Alone
While solo kayaking is enjoyable and relaxing, it can be slightly intimidating to consider doing it without any help. Particularly the idea of transporting your kayak alone may be challenging...
Solo Kayaking Preparation
Getting out on the water to kayak is a great way to unwind and stay active. It not only gives you a physical workout, but a mental one, as well. The scenery and connection with nature while you’re kayaking is just an added bonus. While it can be a social sport, kayaking is also a really rewarding solo activity. Whether you need to social distance, need time to decompress after a stressful week, or you’re...
Solo Kayaking Preparation
Getting out on the water to kayak is a great way to unwind and stay active. It not only gives you a physical workout, but a mental one, as well....
Tips for Kayak Fishing in Shallow Waters
Kayaks pose the unique advantage of opening up the places you’re able to navigate with your boat. This comes in handy for those into fishing, as you’re able to explore remote locations or spots normal fishing boats can’t reach. There are lots of fish, like bass and some flounder, that thrive in shallow waters, and fishing kayaks are especially unique in their ability to access them as well as fish in other various areas of...
Tips for Kayak Fishing in Shallow Waters
Kayaks pose the unique advantage of opening up the places you’re able to navigate with your boat. This comes in handy for those into fishing, as you’re able to explore...
Your Kayak Hatch Guide
Kayaking has become increasingly appealing to those looking for an accessible aquatic adventure. Whether you are an angler, rapids rafter, or a lake paddler, a kayak will serve you well. Since kayaks are more compact and ideal to travel with, maximizing storage is really important. That’s how a kayak hatch will become your best friend. Knowing the ins and outs of kayak hatches is truly helpful in being able to pack all the gear you need to...
Your Kayak Hatch Guide
Kayaking has become increasingly appealing to those looking for an accessible aquatic adventure. Whether you are an angler, rapids rafter, or a lake paddler, a kayak will serve you well....