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Correctly Storing Your Kayak to Avoid Damage
While many enjoy changing up their gear and kayaking in the winter or fall, it’s not for everyone. Many prefer warm or fair-weather kayaking and once fall hits they’re ready to put their paddles away until spring. We get it, but this does raise the necessity of storing your kayak for several months. Knowing how to store your boat without damaging the hull is key in preserving its lifespan and being able to easily pull...
Correctly Storing Your Kayak to Avoid Damage
While many enjoy changing up their gear and kayaking in the winter or fall, it’s not for everyone. Many prefer warm or fair-weather kayaking and once fall hits they’re ready...
Should You Use a Wetsuit or a Dry Suit for Kaya...
As we get further into fall, it’s worth considering how your wardrobe should change when you’re on the water. It’s definitely something to prepare for as the temperatures drop. Not everyone knows the difference between wet suits and dry suits, and which one might be best when kayaking in the fall or winter months. Many turn to the wetsuit or a dry suit as an easy insulating and waterproofing exterior layer. These two pieces are...
Should You Use a Wetsuit or a Dry Suit for Kaya...
As we get further into fall, it’s worth considering how your wardrobe should change when you’re on the water. It’s definitely something to prepare for as the temperatures drop. Not...
Tips for Kayaking in the Fall
Kayaking is a year-round sport. Just because the cooler weather is moving in, there are still plenty of ways to continue paddling throughout the fall season. Especially with the changing colors that accompany this season, the scenery you’ll find while kayaking in the fall is unparalleled. Don’t let the colder temps put you off! While kayaking is possible beyond the summer months, you do have to prepare differently for fall paddling trips. This can be...
Tips for Kayaking in the Fall
Kayaking is a year-round sport. Just because the cooler weather is moving in, there are still plenty of ways to continue paddling throughout the fall season. Especially with the changing...
The Purpose and Use of a Kayak Cart
Kayaking is a great sport for people of any age. With kayaking, you can experience low-impact cardio and training mixed with the relaxing benefits of engaging with the natural environment around you. Some of the best kayaking spots aren’t the most easily accessible directly by car, however. The idea of carrying your kayak and gear to one of these spots isn’t typically appealing for most. If you find yourself regularly having to carry your kayak...
The Purpose and Use of a Kayak Cart
Kayaking is a great sport for people of any age. With kayaking, you can experience low-impact cardio and training mixed with the relaxing benefits of engaging with the natural environment...
Staying Dry on a Sit-On-Top Kayak
Fall is around the corner, or, for some, it’s already arrived. This change of scenery provides a whole new kayaking experience to enjoy! Whether you’re in a sit-on or sit-in kayak, there are many benefits to continuing to kayak beyond the summer months. As we get closer to cooler weather, the appeal of getting out on the water may dwindle. Lower temperatures equal colder water, and any splashes could put a damper on the whole...
Staying Dry on a Sit-On-Top Kayak
Fall is around the corner, or, for some, it’s already arrived. This change of scenery provides a whole new kayaking experience to enjoy! Whether you’re in a sit-on or sit-in...
Kayaking 101: How to Get In and Out of a Kayak
Kayaking is a physically and mentally engaging way to get outside and enjoy the nature around you. It’s also a low-impact activity, so it’s not overly taxing on your joints and body. It may seem intimidating getting started, but it’s not as difficult as it looks. Once you get a couple kayak paddling sessions under your belt, you’ll be set. Getting in and out of a kayak can be cumbersome and awkward whether you’re new...
Kayaking 101: How to Get In and Out of a Kayak
Kayaking is a physically and mentally engaging way to get outside and enjoy the nature around you. It’s also a low-impact activity, so it’s not overly taxing on your joints...