James @ Sea Kayak Explorer 
The Sevylor Fiji 2-Person Kayak is incredibly compact and lightweight for a tandem kayak, even for an inflatable. It weighs just 22 pounds but is rated for two adults and can carry up to 400 pounds. It’s a fun, sporty kayak that is an excellent choice for young and beginning kayakers, due to its stability, …
It can be hard to find a compact inflatable that performs equally well in rapids and in calm lakes, with the versatility for all your outdoor adventures, and the ability to go wherever the water takes you. But the Sea Eagle 300x Explorer is designed to be just that kayak. In our opinion, The Sea …
The Hobie Mirage Passport is a sit-on-top pedal-powered kayak designed for fun and relaxation on the water. The MirageDrive Classic pedal system lets you travel hands-free, with a roomy cockpit and comfortable ventilated seat that converts to a camp chair for use anywhere. It is easy to operate, with a push-pull rod for steering, and …
The Rio is a smaller version of Eddyline’s popular Skylark kayak. This nimble little kayak is designed for small- and medium-framed paddlers and has an infinitely adjustable seat and molded thigh braces for a great fit. The fusion bulkheads and deck lines enhance safety, and it has generous storage capacity. It has all the features …
The Advanced Elements Island Voyage 2 is an easy, portable, inflatable kayak with a pointed bow and rocker to improve speed and performance on the water. It has three seating arrangements, ideal for solo or tandem kayaking, and a generous weight limit and storage capacity for all your fishing, camping, or recreational gear. It’s incredibly …
Beginners, expert paddlers, and every skill level in between can find some great kayaking locations on Iowa’s 18,000 miles of navigable streams. Creeks, rivers, and lakes across the Hawkeye State provide recreation and unique experiences in a gorgeous setting. Connect to nature, history, and heritage on the state’s water trails and take advantage of picnic …
Spending a long day out on your kayak can take its toll on your body, especially your hands as they tightly grip your paddle to push your through the water. Without the proper technique you can quickly get blisters that can be really painful. One way to overcome this is by using a pair of …
Keeping hold of all your gear when you’re out on your kayak in no easy feat. You’ve got your paddles, fishing nets, rods as well as having to try to navigate and actually paddle. One way to know that you’re not going to lose something over board is by using kayak paddle leashes to tie …
A long of day of paddling out on the water can take its toll on your body. Kayak paddles after all aren’t the lightest things in the world. They can also be a bit awkward to hold, and if you’re not careful, you can end up with some serious blisters. One way to overcome this …
Kayaking isn’t the cheapest recreational sport in the world. Kayaks themselves are pretty expensive but when you then have to couple that with all the accessories as well it can really start to add up. But, thankfully, there are some really good cheap kayak paddles that won’t break the bank. In this post, we’re going …