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Kayaking Resources: What's New In The Industry
- PALM EQUIPMENT x HOBSON: The Eclipse – 2026 Product of the Year (Dealer Buzz)
« If you already own a creeker and a half slice, maybe it is time to see what carving a proper wave really feels like. » Among the highlights of last year’s Paddle Sports Show was the 2026 Product of the Year Awards, organized in partnership with KS Publishing and the Paddler’s Guide. Each year, the contest [&hellip
- HOBIE: ITrek Angler – 2026 Product of the Year (Kayak Fishing)
« Because this boat doesn’t skimp on the fishing experience, you, for the first time, can truly go anywhere and fish everywhere! » Among the highlights of last year’s Paddle Sports Show was the 2026 Product of the Year Awards, organized in partnership with KS Publishing and the Paddler’s Guide. Each year, the contest spotlights the best [&hellip
- Common Waters, a film by Rig To Flip Productions
Common Waters, a film by Rig To Flip Productions, exposes the growing conflict over stream access in Colorado. Is our outdoor paradise at risk? The answer depends on us. Common Waters sheds light on the escalating conflict over stream access in Colorado, where the state constitution proclaims water as public property, yet wealthy landowners restrict [&hellip
- PRIJON: FINNA Paddle – 2026 Product of the Year (Paddle)
“The Prijon FINNA is a powerful and extremely reliable paddle, that feels precise in your hands and gives full confidence in the most demanding whitewater. » Among the highlights of last year’s Paddle Sports Show was the 2026 Product of the Year Awards, organized in partnership with KS Publishing and the Paddler’s Guide. Each year, the [&hellip
- Norway’s Raundalselva: saved. Norway’s Rivers: not so much.
A huge hydropower project was proposed on one of the most stunning rivers in Norway. Some locals decided to defend their river with little more than dedication, a few ideas, and some help from the Free Rivers Fund. And they succeeded. The Raundalselva, world-famous among kayakers and one of the few unaltered rivers in Western [&hellip
