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Hold up, is it even necessary to have quick-dry pants for kayaking? Surely, if you love kayaking, you obviously enjoy the outdoors and don’t mind a little water splashing on your face and clothes while paddling Let’s face it — after a relaxing fishing trip on a calm lake, you might come home completely dry …
A kayak with bumpers will last longer and retain more value even after months of use. Without bumpers, the plastic hull of your kayak may be irreparably damaged by occasional contact with hard surfaces. If you’re launching or landing your kayak at boat ramps, rocky beaches, oyster beds, or other abrasive surfaces, you risk scratches …
Anchoring your kayak can be a risky business, and yet it’s something every kayaker should be well versed in. A DIY kayak anchor system is a must-have for any self-respecting kayak angler! When you’re kayak fishing, you should anchor to a point. In doing so, you can wait for a fish to bite while you …
Whether you’re new to kayaking or looking to upgrade your gear, the range of options is vast — from material style to different kayak dimensions. But do you know how to go about choosing the correct size kayak for your trip? How long does it have to be, and how wide? How many people do …
If you haven’t thought about protecting your kayak’s carbon fiber from sun damage, it’s time that you do. Once you’ve invested in a carbon fiber kayak, you want to take the best care of it possible. This will make it last longer and glide better when you paddle along. Imagine driving for miles to your …
Grip tape for paddles sounds like a relatively advanced piece of equipment. Still, it can be a lifesaver, especially for beginners or sporadic kayakers. Basically, your ideal kayak paddle is the one that feels best in your hands. This is where grip tape for paddles comes in handy for every skill level. Grip tape is …
