When considering your options for kayak storage, you first need to consider your needs and space. Check out our guide on the best kayak storage solutions.

October in North America is famous for two things in particular - colorful foliage, and Halloween. This month also happens to be one of the best times of year to paddle. Tropical weather starts to dwindle down south, and it is also the last month where you can comfortably paddle in Northern destinations. In October, you can have a blast paddling just about anywhere, but a few destinations are truly iconic during this time of year.

The BOTE 10 Inflatable Floating Dock is a solid, versatile option for those looking to enhance their water-based activities. It excels as a base station for canoes and stand-up paddleboards and provides a safe, stable play area for kids. However, the lack of an integrated ladder and its higher price point may lead some users to consider other options

Photo of the week: Kent Pillatsch -
Little Dixie Lake Millersburg MO

Paddlers often say that we're all "between swims." Flipping is always a possibility, and if you end up in the water, paddlers call that swimming. There are many ways to get back in a kayak. We're going to quickly demonstrate a few different methods for getting back into a kayak.