Updated November 30, 2024 High Performance Motor Kayaks What is a Kayak? Definition: Officially, a kayak is a small, lightweight, human-powered vessel designed to be propelled with a dual-blade paddle (kayak paddle), by one or two paddlers seated in the recumbent (L) posture. What is a Motor Kayak? Definition: Officially, a kayak powered by a … Continue reading “MOTOR KAYAK”
Updated January 29, 2025 LIST OF ARTICLES GROUPED BY SUBJECT 1. Boating 2. Motorizing 3. Stability 4. Choosing a Kayak 5. Fishing 6. Paddling 7. Ergonomics 8. Design 9. Outfitting 1. Boating S4 Portable Boat vs Amphibious Boat Recommendations For Making a DIY Wheel Cart For Carrying The S4 Microskiff Best Boat For Under $5,000 … Continue reading “Articles”
The title of this piece should have been: “The Barge – A New Class of Fishing Kayaks, And Why It’s Even Worse Than You Imagine”… 😀 But long headlines are not elegant, so it got cut. Most people know what the term Barge means when kayaks are referred to: It’s a big, wide, long, heavy kayak that’s hard to car top, hard to carry, hard to launch, hard to paddle, and hard to beach. A Barge is a kayak that’s slow, and doesn’t track well, hence the expression “A barge to paddle”.
I am 61, 280lbs, retired, 100% disabled, veteran Navy Officer. I have a very bad back resulting from damage done while I was on active duty. My back has 4 bad disks in the lower end, three bad disks in the neck, and pinched nerves going to my legs. Added to this I suffer from … Continue reading “Full W500 Kayak Review, by Gary Johnson, Texas”
Definition of Pain: Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage. Pain plays a critical role in our survival and well being, because it motivates us to withdraw from potentially damaging situations, avoid those situations in the future, and protect a damaged body part while it heals.
