KAYAKING & RAFTING

Are you looking for canoe reviews? You’ve come to the right place! This article contains all the canoe reviews the Paddling Magazine editorial team has compiled. You’ll find canoe reviews by type, including detailed critiques of the best (and worst) canoes; canoe reviews by size; canoe reviews by store; and canoe reviews by brand. Welcome
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Lightening your load is just one step toward more paddling, more often. A lighter load means you’ll be more organized, load up faster, be able to make quicker getaways and squeeze in more into your weekend trips. Once you’ve got your gear dialed, follow these 10 time-management tips to streamline your prep time for quick
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The Beyond Words – Big Paddle Challenge 2022 We’re raising funds to support the brilliant charity Beyond Words. www.booksbeyondwords.co.uk Through their marvellous picture storybooks, they help people with learning disabilities such as autism and Downs syndrome to navigate a confusing and unfortunately all too often hostile world. Their library of storybooks tackles real-world life skills.
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The Jackson Kayak Antix 2.0 is a whitewater kayak that builds off the success of Jackson’s bestselling Antix. Released in 2020, this second-generation slicey river runner has been redesigned for easier squirting, higher speed, better surfing and more confident downriver travel. According to Jackson, the revamped 2.0 brings play, river running and creeking together into
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One of my favorite things I get to do is prescreen the films entered in our Paddling Film Festival. Picture this: Two bags of Orville Redenbacher’s microwave popcorn, plaid flannel pajamas and snuggled on the sofa with my two young children. Watching some of the coolest, most eye-popping paddling films is fun for me, but
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There’s a reason Alabama is prominently featured in kayaking videos. With its rugged scenery and some of the cleanest water in the country, the river veins crisscrossing the landscape have shaped the culture and history of the state. Looking at a map, it’s no wonder it’s also home to the longest river trail in America:
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Lightweight, with a shallow draft and damn near indestructible, a kayak is perfect for bouncing over rocks and twisting through swiftwater. These same qualities make a small, plastic boat ideal for dragging through the woods, lowering down a steep bank and muscling over a deadfall. You also need the right rigging to really get the
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It takes just one visit to Nova Scotia to understand why it’s home to a thriving community of kayaking enthusiasts. First the obvious: It’s where you’ll find 13,000 kilometers (8,000 miles) of rugged coastline, hundreds of islands and coves, and dozens of white-sand beaches. But it’s just as well known for its flatwater and whitewater
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