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No Sleep, Keep Paddling: Kayaking 300 Miles In ‘Everglades Challenge’

Our editor paddled for 300 nautical miles across a subtropical swath in an unsupported race with manatees, mangroves, and sleepless nights in a kayak seat.

Written by GJ Staff April 21, 2017

‘Canoecopia’ Expo: New Paddling Gear For 2017

We combed the largest paddle-sports expo in the country to find some of the most exciting new canoe, kayak, and SUP products for 2017.

Written by Sean McCoy March 22, 2017

Watch Kayakers Take Beating In 90-Foot Falls

Ouch, that had to hurt! Tomata Two is one burly waterfall. Nobody makes it look easy in this ‘beater reel,’ but dang it’s fun to…

Written by GJ Staff January 25, 2017

‘Bottom Of The Earth’: Treasure Hunt In The World’s Deepest Gorge

‘Skin-bubbling’ plants, mummies, and ancient Incan treasure: It happened on an actual race through Earth’s deepest gorge, a story told in the new book ‘Comrades…

Written by GJ Staff October 21, 2016

Origami Boat: Oru Folding Kayak Review

The Oru Kayak is a ‘real boat’ that fits in a backpack. We put it to the test in Minnesota lakes for this review.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 27, 2016

Whale! Close, Closer & OMG!

Kayak: check. Camera: check. Giant whale flying right at me: CHECK!

Written by GJ Staff September 06, 2016

NPS Launches Bike To Kayak Rental On Mississippi

Move over bike-shares, public kayak sharing could be the wave of the future.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 10, 2016

Review: Pakayak Bluefin 14 ‘Nesting’ Kayak

After a full day of paddling the Pakayak Bluefin 14, our reviewer notes the versatility and functionality of the packable ‘nesting’ kayak, currently available on…

Written by Kyle Nossaman June 23, 2016

Behold, A Sleek ‘Nesting’ Sea Kayak

A 14-foot touring kayak that packs down to a 3.5-foot unit comes to market on June 16.

Written by Kyle Nossaman May 18, 2016

Kayak for All: New ‘Accessible’ Design for an Ancient Sport

Launching this summer: This innovative ‘kayak for all’ promises to make the sport more accessible to people of all abilities and backgrounds.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 26, 2016

Ancient Technique: Minnesotan Hand-Builds ‘Skin-On’ Kayaks

Tony Schmitz builds Frogtown Kayaks the old-fashioned way, but they glide across water with speed and agility to spare.

Written by Sean McCoy March 24, 2016

Skin-On Kayak ‘Kit’ A Graceful Design

If you’d like to build a kayak with your own hands, but are slow to go all the way to, this kit could be a…

Written by Sean McCoy September 11, 2015

Catching Air In A Kayak: High Speed In B.C.

British Columbia spillway provides water-riders some gravity-fueled thrills.

Written by Sean McCoy August 20, 2015

Wind Power: ‘Sail’ Kayak Or Canoe With Kite System

This reel system gives kayak and canoe ‘sailors’ an easy way to manage their lines.

Written by Sean McCoy July 15, 2015

Big Fish, Little Boat: Saltwater Fishing By Kayak

The ocean is a big place to fish. A kayak makes the challenge special.

Written by Sean McCoy June 02, 2015

Epic! Kayaker Circumnavigates South America

It took the German woman four years to complete the journey.

Written by Sean McCoy May 01, 2015

Huge Waterfall, High Consequence Kayak Comp

What’s a world championship worth? Expert kayakers put life and limb at risk in latest contest.

Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2015

Kayak-Like 'Pack Raft' Built To Run Serious Whitewater

The Alpackalypse is a whitewater-capable pack raft that can be stowed in a backpack and take on more whitewater than most average paddlers will want…

Written by Sean McCoy November 29, 2014

‘Beast Of A Kayak’ Fishing Rig Coming To Market This Spring

Ultra-stable fishing boat weighs 70 pounds and is nearly 13 feet long. Prowler Big game kayak 2 offers plethora of fishing amenities.

Written by Stephen Regenold January 15, 2014

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