'Blem' is the short version of 'blemish'. We use this to categorise kayak that are structurally sound but that have some kind of aesthetic blemish. In some cases, you may... read more →
Your kayak can handle bumps and bashes, scratches and abrasions, and it can withstand sun exposure. But, over the years, these things take their toll and no kayak is indestructible.... read more →
Our Usutu sit-on-top whitewater kayak is perfect for kayak schools, operators, guides, beginner kayakers, and especially those paddlers who enjoy whitewater but for whom whitewater is not their primary discipline... read more →
In this quick clip, Lisa demonstrates her technique of getting a Tarka on to her roof racks without assistance. This same technique can be applied to getting the bigger Kasai,... read more →
When loading and moving kayaks, we do not always have the convenience of another person around to assist. If you do not have your technique sorted, getting a kayak off... read more →
When you travel anywhere with your kayak, make sure it is tied securely on to your roof racks. In this quick video, Lisa shows you how she ties a kayak... read more →
To buy a kayak is to make an investment in a long-lasting piece of equipment. A kayak costs more than a pair of running shoes, but less than a decent... read more →
Kayak design is one of those things that is as much art as it is science; from a performance point of view and also from an aesthetic point of view.... read more →
New golfers don't hesitate to seek guidance from an instructor to develop an effective swing, especially if their handicap is high and they are known for leaving a divot trail.... read more →
An instructional piece that I read recently advised paddlers to remove their Personal Flotation Device (PFD) when caught in a weir. This reminded me of the period when I started... read more →