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Kayaking Resources: What's New In The Industry
- Film Release: Between the Lines
First shown during the Industry Dinner Party at the 2025 Paddle Sports Show, NRS just announced the official digital premiere of Between the Lines, a 14-minute short film presented by NRS and produced by the acclaimed team at BoonDocs. Filmed in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, Between the Lines follows guide, angler and lifelong river-runner [&hellip
- Swell Pirates (Kayak Session Short Film Awards Entry #31)
Watch this short sea kayak film shot in Ucluelet and on Quadra Island, British Columbia, which was submitted to the Kayak Session Short Film of the Year contest. Paddlers: Editing: Vincent Parenteau Filming: Finn Steine
- Women’s College Connect weekend, Ireland
The inaugural Women’s College Connect took place in the heart of Galway City on a cold but dry November weekend. This event brought 35 female paddlers from universities all over Ireland together for two days filled with kayaking and fun. It was an opportunity for the participants to practice, develop, and hone their kayaking skills [&hellip
- Peak PS Launches Recycled Neoprene Range in Partnership with Circular Flow
Peak PS has announced a major step forward in sustainable paddlesports gear with the expansion of its Circular Ready initiative and the launch of a new line of products built from end-of-life neoprene. The work arrives through a close partnership with Circular Flow, a company reshaping how our industry thinks about waste. Neoprene has long [&hellip
- Palm Equipment and Dagger Kayaks Celebrate Twenty-Five Years of Rotomoulding
Palm Equipment marks an important milestone this week as the company celebrates twenty-five years of kayak rotomoulding in Clevedon. The story began in 1999, when technical director Bob Slee pulled a slightly wonky but unmistakable Dagger RPM from its mould. It was the first kayak produced in-house and the start of a manufacturing program that has [&hellip
