Posts Tagged ‘kayak’
10 of the best spots for canoe camping
If you’re fortunate enough to live close to a river, then throwing some kit into a kayak, canoe, coracle or even on a dinghy, is a brilliant way of escaping, and finding the best wild camp spots.
The UK’s best canoe / kayak rivers
It’s National Go Canoeing Week this week, so we’ve tracked down eight of the best spots to get your paddle on, from gentle day tours to gnarly white water rapids. 1. The River Wye, Wales/ West Midlands A classic kayaker’s destination which OAG has been in love with since we first put hand to paddle. […]
EVERY RIVER, EVERYWHERE, EP. 5
California is know to kayakers the world over for having some of the cleanest drops and silky smooth slides around thanks to the Sierra Nevada’s huge expanse of granite bedrock. In this episode the White Box Magazine crew pay homage by shredding some of California’s best white water on the East Kaweah and South Silver […]
New kit we like: Kayaking straight out of the box
Origami meets kayaks, and we like what we see. A 12 foot long kayak that folds into its own box, measuring in at just 33″x29″x10″. Made by Californian-based start-up Oru, it has just been named product of the year at ISPO, a trade show in Munich.
Team OAG bikes, runs and kayaks Coast2Coast Scotland adventure race 2013
Team OAG takes on yet another grueling challenge to give you an idea of how you too might test yourself in the great outdoors. We’re not pros, we’re not fanatics, but we have a go. This time it’s the Coast2Coast Scotland adventure race. 105 miles of road, loch and punishing trail in the Highlands. We tested some kit too, to help you decide what might work for your next adventure - check out the gear and advice feature on the website
Escape the Olympics: Rhône Alpes
From the mountains of the Vercors right through to the Ardèche canyon, the south of the Rhône Alpes is a haven for avid adventurers, with everything from Husky-hiking though to canoeing. Perfect for a sporting trip of your own.
Canoeing or kayaking - which is best?
Torn between these two paddling classics? Here’s the OAG breakdown: Ease of use Kayaks: Nice and enclosed, a blade at both ends of your paddle, tendencies to head off in random directions curbed by simple drop-down skegs on modern boats. Canoes:Potentially tippy, a single paddle that sends you round in circles and surprisingly heavy to get […]
OverBoard’s new waterproof iPad case
OverBoard, a leading designer and manufacturer of waterproof travel and sports gear and an official kit supplier to the RNLI, have launched its Waterproof iPad case
Pyranha Fest
Meet the team, paddle with the pros and be the first to paddle the brand new boats from Pyranha and P&H.
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How to make elderflower cordial
May 26, 2014 08:05 -
5 reasons to go canoeing this week
May 24, 2014 11:05 -
10 of the best spots for canoe camping
May 23, 2014 09:05 -
The UK’s best canoe / kayak rivers
May 23, 2014 08:05 -
Reclimbing the classics: Episode 1 Hyaena 8b+
May 22, 2014 17:05
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LEONEL MANATA:
Great stuff! -
JimmyD:
I wonder if these are better than top end blow up canoes? They should be stiffer
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