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April 23, 2025

Inflatables like Niphean’s 10’ 6” Clovis Point have been a game changer for those looking to dip a toe into the standup paddleboard waters, add a water toy to the family cabin, or just lack the space — at home or while transporting — to make a rigid board a viable option. Built with drop-stitch construction and a military-grade PVC skin, it’s durable, puncture-resistant and stable enough to satisfy a wide variety of riders.

Toss in a few extras — like a choice of fins, kayak-conversion seat, convertible paddle, pump, and a stability-enhancing extra dubbed the Balance Wing — and you’ve got a package that, at less than $270, just may be the epitome of bang for the buck.

Finding your way through a city can be complicated enough on foot. Navigating the waterways of a metropolis in a paddling vessel is a far greater challenge. Paddling in urban environments can pose some real safety risks, but as long as you are properly prepared, it can also be incredibly rewarding.


by Adrian Meissner

The Dutch oven is the most versatile cooking pot imaginable. You can use it to roast, fry, boil, stew and bake. If you enjoy camp cooking, you will love camp baking your favorite casseroles, as well as breads and desserts. All it takes is a bit of prep and a simple set up. Here are some tips for perfecting the process and baking five-star meals and treats in your Dutch oven at your campsite.

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