John McCloy 
Folding kayaks are an excellent way to enjoy the water sport, particularly if you don’t have room to store or transport a standard kayak. Because they can be folded down to a convenient size and easily stored, a folding kayak gives you the option to get out on the water whenever it suits you. However, … Read more
One of the best things about kayaking is the vast range of activities that open up for you. From the adrenaline rush of running whitewater rapids to the placid serenity of a day out fishing on a lake. Each activity has its specific design type of kayak to go with it. From the short and … Read more
If your kayaking adventure takes you out on cold water, then a good drysuit is exactly what you need to keep you warm and safe. Sudden immersion in cold water can have serious side effects and no one likes being cold and wet, particularly if the temperature is edging down below zero. Your drysuit solves … Read more
While it might not be the most exciting part of kayaking, storing your ”˜yak properly is hugely important. Improper storage can cause your precious kayak to warp, get disgustingly mildewy, or just get damaged while it’s kicking around in your garage. The problem is that kayaks are generally bulky, hard-to-store items. Some kayaks, such as … Read more
The kayak paddle float is a small and innocuous piece of gear that can make a real difference to your day in a range of different situations. In its most basic form, the kayak paddle float is an inflatable, foam flotation device that attaches to the end of a paddle. It can also allow you … Read more
A good kayaking knife should be part of every kayaker’s go-to kit. Now, in response to that bold statement, many of you might be asking why a person in a kayak might need something sharp. Surely, more can go wrong with a sharp knife in a kayak than can go right…right? Well, the major benefit … Read more