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Kelsey Pfendler Breaks Speed Record for Cali to Hawaii Row

So, the US celebrated its 250th anniversary. In the paddling world, there was almost bigger news on the 4th. On July 4, at 12:54 a.m.,...
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Athlete Stories

Lorenz Barone/Hard Guy Central: Crossing the Sahara, Atlantic, Amazon, and Andes by Human Power

Complaining about the logistics or length of your next paddle (no matter how long)? Take a chill pill and consider the plight of Italian...
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Kayak Fishing

RowYak Debuts Face-to-Face Tandem Rowing Kayak Hybrid

“Row, row, row your boat…and have your partner paddle too…” That little ditty could well go through your head if you and your partner...
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Athlete Stories

Three Brothers About to Complete Record Solo Row Across Pacific

Row, row, row your boat...That little ditty is likely being bantered around plenty by Ewan, Laughlin, and Jamie Maclean, three brothers from Scotland who,...
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Films & Books

Dory Dames: OARS Releases New Film “About Damn Time”

Showcasing the trailblazing dory women of Grand Canyon, outfitter OARS and conservation organization American Rivers have released a new film, "About Damn Time," highlighting the...
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Destinations

Seattle’s Lake Union: A Paddling Primer

 New York has its Central Park, San Antonio has its Riverwalk, but there are very few other places like Seattle, Washington’s Lake Union: a...
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Competition

Row, Row, Row Your Boat: Women Dominate Entries in World’s Toughest Row Race Across Pacific

So much for the Grateful Dead lyric, “That’s right, the women are…smarter.” The World’s Toughest Row – Pacific, which embarked in June with teams participating...
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Inflatables

Fish On! A Review of SOTAR’s Strike 13’6″ Fishing Raft

The 13’6” SOTAR Strike is a platform that allows every tributary angler to achieve any angling ambition. Paired with the simplicity and effectiveness of...
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Athlete Stories

Day 100 and Counting: Update from Tez Steinberg’s 5,000-mile Row from Hawaii to Australia

Want to know what it’s like to row 5,000 miles from Hawaii to Australia? We managed to catch up with Tez Steinberg, 36, who,...
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Athlete Stories

Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Mom: Mother Solo Rows 3,000 Miles Across Atlantic

Let's just say that's a heckuva lot of strokes, blisters and not having to think about packing kids' lunches for school. According to Scotland's Evening...
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Rowing

PL’s Cuddle Up to Cozyville Book List: “Completely Mad…the Epic Race to Row Solo Across the Atlantic”

Ready for a cozy wintertime paddling read? Heat up a cup of tea and snuggle into Completely Mad: Tom McClean, John Fairfax, and the Epic...
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Conservation

Ken Sleight, River Guide Who Inspired Edward Abbey’s Seldom Seen Smith, Dies at 97

Ken Sleight, the river guide who inspired Edward Abbey's Seldom Seen Smith in "The Monkey Wrench Gang," has died...
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Films & Books

Dustin, Scott Lindgren Work Water Magic to Film New “Redemption River” Video

There’s a new vid out highlighting Cali’s American River, billed as a faith-based survival thriller. Filmed among the rugged canyons...
Events

That’s a Wrap: Our Man in the Field Reports Gauley Fest is “Beautiful Chaos”

That is Gauley Fest: a little intimidating, a little ridiculous, incredibly loud and absolutely unforgettable. Beautiful chaos on the Gauley.

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Kelsey Pfendler Breaks Speed Record for Cali to Hawaii Row

So, the US celebrated its 250th anniversary. In the...
Athlete Stories

Lorenz Barone/Hard Guy Central: Crossing the Sahara, Atlantic, Amazon, and Andes by Human Power

Complaining about the logistics or length of your next...
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Third and Final Tallulah Release this Weekend

Georgia’s Tallulah River has just one weekend left this year for paddlers to run its rapids on November 17-18. The waterfalls flowing through Tallulah Gorge State Park grow to more than 10 times their normal flows during releases, drawing kayakers from across the country.
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Paddling Industry News

Jacobi Retires as CEO of USACK

From winning the C2 gold medal at the 1992 Olympics to serving as CEO of USA Canoe/Kayak, Joe Jacobi has been a constant supporter of slalom in the U.S. Now he’s stepping down from his post at USACK to stroke into different waters, while still supporting the slalom cause…
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Athlete Stories

Three Brothers About to Complete Record Solo Row Across Pacific

Row, row, row your boat...That little ditty is likely...
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