Kayak trip

Remember that beamier boats often require longer paddles, and narrow boats often require shorter paddles. Longer paddles put more leverage into each stroke but require more effort. So-called touring designs, such as traditional Aleut- and Greenland-style paddles, have long, narrow blades (typically less than 5 inches). Asymmetric blades, common on many sea-kayak paddles, have less blade surface on the portion of the blade below the line of the shaft. There is endless debate about the…

From survival to s'mores, here's everything you need to know to ensure a flawless camping trip.

Car-Top Kayak Rack for Around Ten Bucks: This instructable will show you how to make a car-top rack for hauling your kayak for about ten dollars.

This is so easy, it's embarrassing. Here is how to make your own kayak cart out of an old golf bag cart.

Simple Foldable Kayak Trolley in 20 Minutes: A simple kayak trolley, made in PVC tubing. Easily to disassembly for transportation. It is lightweight and fits perfectly an Ocean Kayak Malibu II sit-on-top kayak. If you have a different kayak, only need to adjust the distance between holes in th…

Find out just how much beneficial kayak exercise can be! There are over 15 different mental and physical benefits that you can gain from kayaking!

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Simple Foldable Kayak Trolley in 20 Minutes: A simple kayak trolley, made in PVC tubing. Easily to disassembly for transportation. It is lightweight and fits perfectly an Ocean Kayak Malibu II sit-on-top kayak. If you have a different kayak, only need to adjust the distance between holes in th…

This list includes some of the most important items to consider investing in after you purchase your kayak. It will assist you in sorting out all of the many items available for kayaks.

Pack Light If you've recently made the transition from car camping, you may wonder where in your kayak to stow the cast-iron Dutch oven, chaise lounge, and beer cooler. Size Matters You'll probably find it easier to use lots of smaller drybags instead of a few larger bags, to better adapt to the oddly-shaped interior of most kayaks. Heavy vinyl bags are alright for food, as they are more resistant to puncture and probably allow less bear-attracting odor to waft through the woods, but they…