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 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

The Ardèche woke to a hard blue sky on November 8th. With an ideal flow in the river, the 41st edition of the Marathon International des Gorges de l’Ardèche kept every promise it made. More than fifteen hundred paddlers from over twenty nations pushed off for what many still call a legendary descent, a long [&hellip

Gábor Van Tolna is kayaking from Innsbruck down the Inn to the Danube, then following the river all the way to the Black Sea and Ukraine: a 2,522-kilometer journey with 31 dams to cross. From there, he plans to hitchhike to the Caspian Sea in Azerbaijan and back to Troy, before kayaking across the Aegean [&hellip

With enough dedication, anyone can row a boat…and apparently, anything can be a boat – even 500-pound gourds! Every October, thousands of onlookers gather around the lake at Elk Grove Park to watch a scene straight out of a storybook: full-grown adults carve supersized squash into boats, drop them into the water, and line up [&hellip