Kayak and Kayaking Information Resources
The kayak is perfect for everyone. Whether you're a beginner eager to explore, a family looking to get started, or a seasoned kayaker planning an expedition, we have the current kayaking information you're searching for.
Kayaks and Kayaking.com provides information-packed pages for the novice or they can be used as handy references for the veteran kayak user. Kayak Buyers Guides, Clothing and Equipment, Kayak Camping, Fishing, Sea Touring, beautiful trip destinations, and much more! We hope you find our site useful and informative.
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Discover a few of the kayak topics we cover:
- The different types of kayaks; plus tips on choosing the best model.
- Selecting the right kayaking paddle and PFD.
- How to choose clothing and care for your equipment.
- Essential gear every kayaker should have on board.
- Great advice on using your craft for camping, fishing, and touring.
- Foolproof tips on navigating all types of water.
- How to plan a kayaking trip; complete with itemized checklists.
- Safely paddle with kids to make sure everyone has fun.
- Building your own kayak.
- Guides, Outfitters, Paddling Schools and much more!
Kayak Topics
Choosing A Paddle
Style, performance, and durability are the components of a great kayaking paddle.
PFD's for Kayaking
Selecting the right PFD based on form, function, and fit can save your life.
Spray Skirts
Take a look at the spray skirt options available.
Dry Bags
Keeping your kayak gear dry is important for your comfort and safety.
Seats
A kayak seat can make the difference between an enjoyable voyage and a miserable one.
Whitewater Kayaks
A whitewater kayak is the ultimate for kayaking in standing waves.
Gear
Essential kayaking gear and accessories for safety, tripping, and rescue applications.
Inflatable
The inflatable kayak has improved greatly - durable and lightweight, they are perfect for kayaking families.
Folding Kayaks
A folding kayak provides the best in portability, convenience, and packability for kayak travelers.
Kayaking Tip
Wind, water, and waves can muffle a child's voice...even within a few feet. Panic or confusion makes them even harder to hear. A good whistle like The Storm 400, blasts through most background sounds and can be blown by even very small children. Make sure that one is attached to each child's PFD and that they know what it's for and how to use it. It's not a toy. Keep the lanyard short to avoid tangling around the childs neck and also to keep it from getting hung-up on obstructions.
