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Kayaking Resources: What's New In The Industry
- Why the Boost Fin Long Range could become the new standard for SUP Touring
Electrical assistance has become increasingly popular in recent years. Electrical assistance can make the sport more accessible, help paddlers reach places that once felt out of range, and add confidence when heading out on longer trips. From fully integrated electric boards to modular accessories, there are now many ways to enhance your time on the [&hellip
- LEVEL SIX: Exhaust Pro fabric – 2026 Product of the Year (Innovation)
“After 6 years of development, Exhaust Pro is the world’s first fabric designed from the ground up for paddlesports: PFAS-free, recycled, and outperforming everything we’ve ever made.” — Stig Larsson, CEO & Co-Founder, Level Six Among the highlights of last year’s Paddle Sports Show was the 2026 Product of the Year Awards, organized in partnership with [&hellip
- Hands Off Nature petition
Europe’s water is at risk and your help could make all the difference! For the past 25 years, the EU’s environmental laws have protected rivers, lakes, wetlands, and groundwater. They set the baseline that keeps water clean, ecosystems alive, and people safe. Now, those protections are being challenged. A push for “simplification” is gaining ground [&hellip
- American Whitewater launches new website!
American Whitewater has launched a new website, offering the community enhanced opportunities to get involved, learn about, and support the organization’s work. Easier and more affordable to maintain, allowing content to remain fresh and engaging, the new website is split into three main sections: While the previous site served its purpose, it was super old [&hellip
- Winter Sea Kayaking and Camping in the Scottish Highlands
Loch Etive is a 20-mile-long sea loch on Scotland’s west coast, well known to paddlers for the large tidal rapids near where it meets the sea, but it’s the wilder, remote upper reaches that Leigh van der Byl loves. Together with a local resident, Leigh set off for a few days of paddling and sightseeing [&hellip
