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Purchasing a used whitewater kayak is an excellent way to save money and introduce yourself to the sport. There are some key factors to consider when purchasing a used kayak.
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Kayaking is enjoyed by thousands of outdoor enthusiasts across the country. A kayak can be used to experience a calm, serene afternoon on a river or for a thrilling, adrenaline-inducing trip down whitewater rapids. While kayaks can be…
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Kayaks can vary in price from just a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. It's important that you find the right kayak for you. The right kayak will match your skill level and suit the type of paddling that you intend to do…
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Texas is a popular travel destination for outdoor enthusiasts in search of recreational activities, including kayaking. Visitors will find several coastal kayaking trails, as well as 15 major rivers where kayaking is allowed. You have…
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A carbon fiber kayak is a type of kayak that is stiff, lightweight, and brittle. They are usually more expensive than other kayaks, and typically are used for racing. However, carbon fiber kayaks are susceptible to damage due to droppi…
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Port Chester is in Westchester County, New York right off the New England Thruway, I 95 and the New York/Connecticut border. The Byram River flows by the town. It is one of the smaller rivers at 20 miles in length and is used for kayak…
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No matter what part of Chicago you are spending your day in, you can find a restaurant where you can relax and enjoy a good meal. Chicago has 26 miles of lake front beaches, harbors that can accommodate up to 5,000 boats, an 18 mile lo…
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Usually, a canoe is paddled by two people, each using a single-bladed paddle on either side of the canoe. Kayak paddles are double-bladed and designed to be used by a single boater on low-slung kayaks. Many canoe enthusiasts have disco…
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Kayaking is an exciting way to observe coastal or river environments and is an exhilarating activity. When you are just starting out, however, it can be overwhelming when learning terms for your kayak, equipment and self-rescue moves.…
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The style of kayak paddle you pick should be based on a number of factors. These include your height and strength, the size of your kayak and the type of paddling you'll be doing. Whitewater paddles will need to be shorter, sturdier an…
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North Carolina features the Smoky Mountains in the northwestern portion of the state, beaches all along the east coast and various salt marshes, wetlands and rivers in between. These provide for an array of activities for the outdoors…
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South Carolina is known for its collegiate Gamecocks, longtime U.S. Sen. Strom Thurmond and top-notch golf at Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head. But it's also a great place for those who love the outdoors. Take a walk along Thurmond Lake or…
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Bent-shaft kayak paddles were designed to help alleviate stress on a paddler's wrists. The design places the wrists in a more ergonomically correct position, enabling the paddler to spend more time on the water while enduring less wear…
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Yakima makes several rack models for transporting whitewater kayaks. The "stacking" models are the most common among avid paddlers, as these allow for attaching several kayaks to just one set of racks. When running shuttles or heading…
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Using a kayak rack keeps your kayak securely mounted to the roof of your vehicle as you head out to your adventures on the water. Some kayak racks are padded to prevent scratching, and the racks allow you to transport your kayak withou…
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