River kayaking presents a bigger challenge compared to kayaking in lakes or seas. With the rocks, rapids, and waterfalls you could encounter in a river, you will need the appropriate equipment to truly enjoy the experience.
Although there are lots of kayak enthusiasts who still prefer this type of kayak, manufacturers have ventured into producing another type: inflatable kayaks.
Kayaking is one of the easiest and most enjoyable water activities to try if you are looking for one that can appeal to a wide range of fitness levels.
The Aruba 12 is a versatile kayak that is ideal for beginners to learn on. Read on to see what the pros and cons are and whether it's worth the money.
In this review, we will look at the frenzy kayak from ocean kayak, a small and lightweight kayak that is able to match some of the longer models from ocean kayak. Both beginners and seasoned kayakers will find a lot to love in the ocean kayak frenzy.
Using the right kayak and paddle size can significantly affect the ease of which you can do this activity, as well as help you fully enjoy it.
Whether you’re the occasional or the frequent kayaker, you know that having to transport a kayak from your storage unit to your car and from your car to the water is the least fun part of kayaking.
Drysuits come in many different types. Choosing the right one to fit your needs and preferences takes a bit of consideration.
One of the essential things you’d want to be with you when you go kayaking is your smartphone and perhaps even a camera. However, you don't want to risk these devices getting wet.
Clear kayaking involves the use of clear bottom kayaks and it is becoming increasingly popular for many different reasons.
One of the factors that made kayaks more accessible to people is the availability of user-friendly designs such as the sit on top kayaks.
Kayaking may be a fun and relaxing sport, but you may find it quite challenging to get into the kayak the first few times you try it.
