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Kayak
Reviews
Here at The Kayaking
Journal, we've compiled a series of reviews on various kayaks and
kayaking accessories. These reviews are subjective and admittedly
unscientific. They are based on our own experience with these
products, as well as comments we've received from other paddlers.
We've tried to provide a fair assessment of these
products--pointing out both their good and bad points (as we've
experienced them)--and we are not paid to promote any particular
product over another.
If you'd like to
submit a review of a kayak, kayaking accessory, or other outdoor
recreation gear, just use the "contact us" form and
we'll consider your request.
Product Reviews
Here is a short but
growing list of kayak and kayaking accessory reviews.
Perception
Kayak -- Product Review
Perception Kayak has been an
industry leader for over 25 years -- and for good reason
Wilderness
Systems Kayaks -- Product Review
Wilderness Systems kayaks are worth a second look
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Use
Those Hips
When performing a roll, the natural (and very
understandable) urge is to get your head back above
water as soon as possible. For beginners, this
usually entails trying to right the kayak using
one's upper body strength alone-- a big mistake.
Instead, stay calm, perform your sweep stroke, and
then use your hips to complete the roll. When done
correctly, the paddler's head is the last thing to
come out of the water. Practice in a pool with an
assistant when possible. After a few attempts, you
should get the maneuver down to where you snap your
hips automatically every time you roll.
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