- kayaks,
whitewater (or river)
kayaks, surf
kayaks,
racing kayaks,
fishing kayaks, and
recreational kayaks. The
broader kayak categories today are 'sit-in'...
-
other in rotation. Most
kayaks have
closed decks,
although sit-on-top and
inflatable kayaks are
growing in po****rity as well.
Kayaks were
created thousands...
-
whitewater kayaks for
higher cruising speed,
cargo capacity, ease of straight-line
paddling (tracking), and
comfort for long journeys. Sea
kayaks are used...
- Masters, a
kayaker and
inventor in Liberty,
South Carolina further perfected rotational moulding for
kayaks with his
company Perception Kayaks. Bill advanced...
- entry.
Kayaks can be
purchased inexpensively and have
little maintenance cost.
Kayaks can be
stored in
small spaces and
launched quickly.
Kayak wheels...
- Surf
kayaking is the sport, technique, and equipment, used in
surfing ocean waves with
kayaks. Surf
kayaking has many
similarities to surf
board surfing...
- with a
kayak. This is
because the
sponsons found in most
modern folding kayaks make the
kayaks wider; this
increases drag and
slows the
kayak down. Though...
-
presently make up the
largest segment of
kayak sales. As
compared to the
other big
kayaks, a
recreational kayak has
characteristics which are different...
- and the
Russian influence on the
design of the
kayaks was significant,
resulting in three-hole
kayaks.
These were
probably configured with the
stern man...
- ISBNÂ 0-7627-0451-9. Heath, John D. (2004). "
Kayaks of Greenland:
Origins of the
Greenland technique".
Eastern Artctic Kayaks: History, design, technique. Fairbanks:...
