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Many people tell you to avoid kayaking solo, as we have previously done, as it not considered the safest way to enjoy the sport, and you can have a lot of fun in a group. However, that shouldn’t put off experienced kayakers making solo trips on calm waters. Many paddlers prefer being alone on the…
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Paddling water sports such as kayaking, canoeing and stand up paddleboarding have a universal appeal and are a great workout. If you want to try a new sport, or are thinking of getting back into paddling, we have put together eight reasons why you should. It Gets You Closer to Nature and Discovering New Places…
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When winter arrives with shorter daylight hours, cold temperatures and near-constant rain, we can understand the lack of enthusiasm for getting out kayaking. However, not kayaking can mean when the warm weather is back, you’re a little out of shape, and the aches and pains of using paddling muscles are back after just one session.…
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There are loads of great locations for kayaking and canoeing in Britain, from the sea to rivers and canals to lakes. The variety is perfect for all levels of experience, especially if you are looking for an adventure. The calm waters of lakes and canals also mean you can paddle all year round; all you…
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It is estimated that there are about 2,200 miles of navigable canals and rivers in the UK, and the calm, flat waters are perfect for water sports and boating. If you have got yourself one of our canoes or 2 man kayaks for sale and are planning on heading out for an adventure on one…
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One of the best things about an inflatable SUP board is how accessible and adaptable they are; iSUP boards are easy to travel with, so you can put them onto any water you come across. However, if you do travel a lot with your board, you need to make sure you keep it in good…
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Kayaking can be as safe as you make it. If you’re heading out on a kayaking trip, it is entirely possible to have an excellent dry time, all day long. However, as with any sport, it is essential to spend some time thinking about and preparing for some of the dangers encountered when kayaking. Perceived…
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Dogs make for great paddling companions, as they don’t complain about the rain, argue about the route to take or grumble about whether or not the tent is put up correctly. They have a low centre of gravity so won’t topple into the water easily, and they are the perfect water bottle for the cooler…
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