Paddles
Yakgrips Kayak Paddle Grips
These are the absolute best invention for a kayak paddle. If you have ever suffered from blisters or calluses while paddling, the Yakgrips kayak paddle grips will help immensely. I always seem to have a problem with getting blisters and calluses on the palms of my hands while I am kayaking. Consequently I wear kayak gloves, but in the summer my hands sweat and I am uncomfortable. I actually never thought to look into... (Continue reading...)
4-Piece Kayak Paddle
Most kayak paddles will either be all one piece or very commonly will come apart in two pieces. These are fine if you are using a hard-shell kayak or if you are only transporting your paddle in your vehicle. However one of the great advantages of using an inflatable kayak is that you can usually take it traveling with you or possibly even carry it in a pack on your back. If you are planning on doing some traveling you... (Continue reading...)
Paddle Drip Rings – Great Paddle Accessory
Most kayak paddles come with rubber drip rings. These help to catch the water drips before they dribble down to your hands. For some reason when I kayak the water still drips onto my hands and arms even though there are the standard drip rings attached. Granted you will get some water on you while you paddle, I realize this, but I feel that I get a little more than normal. I have been told it has to do with the way I... (Continue reading...)
NRS Two Piece Kayak Paddle Bag
The great thing about using an inflatable kayak is that it is extremely convenient for traveling. Whether on a road trip or on an airplane your inflatable kayak can easily fit into its storage bag and be carried. Sometimes the paddles can also fit into the kayak bag as well, but often times they do not. NRS has an excellent two-piece paddle bag that will protect your paddles and allow for easy traveling. The NRS... (Continue reading...)
Inflatable Kayak Paddle Lengths
Buying a new kayak is very exciting and often times within that purchase the length of the paddle gets overlooked. Knowing what length of paddle you’ll need for your inflatable kayak can be difficult when just starting out and is really quite a personal choice. Some people will prefer longer paddles that can offer a more laid back and relaxed stroke. Others prefer shorter paddles that can be more powerful and easier... (Continue reading...)
