We stock a range of new Kayaks for all types of usage, rivers, canals, lakes, sea, angling...

:: Emotion Kayaks ::

Charger - Exhilarator - Co-motion - Fisherman - Edge - Edge Angler - Grand Slam - Grand Slam Angler - Mojo - Mojo Angler -  Glide Angler

:: Perception Kayaks ::

Carolina 12 & 14 - Acadia - Sundance - Kiwi 2 - Kiwi 3  - Gemini - Squirt - Five-0 - Freedom - Freedom Angler - Arc - Sparc - Super Sonic - Sonic - Madenss - Method Air - Whip-it - Whiplash

:: Dagger Kayaks ::

Charleston 14 & 15 - Blackwater 10.5 - Fiesta - RPM Legend - Infrared Legend - Redline Legend - RPM Max Legend - Showdown - Outlaw - Honcho - Mamba - Nomad - CFS - Approach - GTS - GT - GTX - G Force - Dynamo - Exodus x - Blast


:: Ocean Kayak ::

Yak Board - Frenzy - Malibu Two - Prowler 13 Angler - Drifter Angler - Caper - Caper Angler - Trident - Malibu 2 XL - Malibu 2 XL Angler - Mysto - Peekaboo - Elite 4.5 - Big Game - Venus - Scrambler - Scrambler 11 - Scrambler XT Angler - Kea - Lady Caper Angler - Frenzy Angler

:: Bic Kayaks ::

Yakka - Ouassou - Bilbao - Scapa - Tobago - Kalao

:: Necky Kayaks ::

Sky & Sky II - Manitou Sport - Manitou 14 - Looksha 14 - Looksha V - Zoar Sport - Zoar Sport Angler - Eliza - Chatham 16 - Narpa - Manitou II - Amaruk - Mission - Blunt - Jive 8.10 - Manitou 13.

Kayak - A kayak differs from a canoe in that the kayak typically has a covered deck (an extension of the hull), a cockpit covered by a water-tight spraydeck, and is propelled by a sitting paddler with a double-bladed (one on each end) paddle (most canoeists use a single bladed paddle). A double-bladed paddle allows for more efficient propulsion (higher stroke rate possible, etc.), but is more difficult to use effectively in a wider craft (canoes tend to be wider than kayaks). The spraydeck (also known as a skirt) is used to seal the gap between the deck and the paddler, making it possible to recover from a capsize without flooding the interior of the hull with water. In some parts of the world kayaks are considered canoes, and open-decked canoes are called "Canadian canoes".