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Newsletter Articles - Kayaks
Looking for a place not too far away (read: save on gas $) where you can still have the time of your life, collect scars, and forget about the daily grind. Five towns around the country offer you an awesome summer where you can climb, bike, paddle, and even surf.
Gear Up: Spring Whitewater
Get on a whitewater river with the wrong gear, and it’s almost sure to be an incredibly miserable experience. Be prepared for the upcoming spring runoff.
June Employee Gear Closet
Hud Knight, one of our buyers, has assembled this list of his gear picks for Summer, 2005. Don't forget, we use the gear we sell.
Gear Up! Kayak Touring
Get outfitted for an extended kayak tour. Kayaks, paddles, PFDs, and accessories—everything you need to know for a magical trip on the water.
Employee Gear Closet: Hud Knight
Expert-everything Hud Knight divulges some kayaking and camping gear tips.
Choosing the Right Kayak
Things are heating up, and the water is beckoning. Jump into a kayak and begin exploring the waterways of the world. Beginner or pro, you can pursue your passion for paddling with the best tools of the trade. Here’s a handy guide to boat selection to steer you in the right direction.
Gear Up! Kayak Touring
It's that moment when the sun peaks over the horizon and false-dawn becomes the genuine article. It's the booming of the breakers that you feel rather than hear. Sometimes it's the utter silence as a moose lifts its head and tries to figure out what kind of strange duck is blue, 15 feet long and wears a yellow rain hat. It's kayak touring. It's the outdoors at its best.
SVI Women's Adventure Racing
Triathlons, 10Ks, and marathons—been there done that! Women came from all over the U.S. to be challenged and escape their comfort zones at Schneider & Vandegrift, Inc.'s camp in Lake Tahoe, California this past July.
Floating the Snake River, Wyoming
Ten hours over two days floating downriver changes your perspective: Noting the position of small clouds in the narrow canyon sky, and, of course, cracking open another cold beverage.