Sea Kayaking

The Werner Shuna Carbon is a high angle kayak paddle that's ideal for sea kayaking trips. It features multi-layered carbon blades which are very stiff for great levels of power. The blades fall into the Werner "mid-size" category. The shaft is a blended mix of glass fibre and carbon and features the Werner smart view kayak paddle joint. This means you can alter the angle of feather and also reverse the handing.

The Werner Shuna Carbon 2 Piece Bent Shaft is a high specification, high angled paddle for sea kayaking. It features a full carbon construction and incorporates a central paddle joint. The blades are multi-layered which provides excellent levels of stiffness and power, whilst the paddle joint allows for the option of switching paddling hand from right to left handed. This joint also makes it possible to alter the angle of feather up to 60 degrees in 15 degree increments.

The Whetman Equipment Sea Bean Elite, a small compact sea kayak towline that has big offerings of performance. The Sea Bea Elite sea kayaking towline comes in two length options a 10m and the longer 14m.

Scotland's west coast is an undisputed world-class sea kayaking destination. This book challenges the reader to kayak a 500 km route, from the Isle of Gigha off the Kintyre peninsular, to the Summer Isles near Ullapool.

Pesda Press North & East Coasts of Scotland Sea Kayaking is a guidebook covering some of Scottish paddling’s best kept secrets. Forty-five journeys are described in a way that is both inspirational and informative. Details of launching and landing sites, tides and potential hazards are provided and the coast is described in exquisite detail. This means that it can also be used as a kayaker’s ‘pilot’ for any journey they might wish to undertake in this area.

Explore the diverse sea kayaking opportunities in South East England and the Channel Islands with the Pesda Press South East England & Channel Islands Sea Kayaking guide. Immerse yourself in the varied landscape featuring chalk cliffs, pebble beaches, expansive sand stretches, mudflats, and river estuaries. Navigate the Tidal Thames, winding through the densely populated City of London, or discover the solitude of the deserted North Norfolk coast. This guide offers an in-depth exploration of the captivating coastal environments, ensuring an enriching sea kayaking experience in this picturesque region.

Pesda Press Skye and North West Highlands Sea Kayaking guide features fifty meticulously described journeys, seamlessly blending inspiration with essential information. Discover detailed insights into launching and landing sites, tides, and potential hazards, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the region's coastal nuances. Each stretch of the coast is intricately depicted, offering an immersive experience for kayakers. Serving as a valuable 'pilot,' this guide empowers kayakers to plan and undertake any journey in this captivating and scenic area.

Pesda Press Sea Kayak: Rough Water Handling is a practical guide that will help you to master the skills needed to manoeuvre a sea kayak efficiently in rough water and advanced conditions. For intermediate and advanced paddlers. Doug draws on his personal and coaching experience to help the reader master sea kayak handling skills and techniques. Accurate sequential photos and simple concise language make the descriptions easy to follow and understand.

Pesda Press Sea Kayak Handling practical guide that will help you to master the skills needed to manoeuvre a sea kayak efficiently. For beginner and intermediate paddlers. Doug draws on his personal and coaching experience to help the reader master sea kayak handling skills and techniques. Accurate sequential photos and simple concise language make the descriptions easy to follow and understand.

Following on from his hugely successful book Sea Kayak, Gordon Brown brings his vast experience and unique style to this latest publication Sea Kayak Safety and Rescue.

The Palm Caddy Trolley is a compact and lightweight solution, ideal for transporting single kayaks and sit-on-tops with a maximum capacity of 60 kg. It incorporates a robust marine-grade aluminum frame and detachable pneumatic wheels, ensuring smooth handling even in challenging terrains and muddy conditions.

The Icom M37E Handheld VHF stands as Icom's newest buoyant marine VHF handheld, boasting 6 watts of output power to extend communication range. With its comfortable grip, user-friendly operation, and clear display, this radio offers a simple yet effective design. It serves as an ideal marine VHF radio for both leisure and commercial users, providing reliable long-distance communication with its 6W RF output power.

The McMurdo FastFind 220 GPS PLB stands out as a compact and lightweight personal locator beacon, distinguished as the world's first Galileo-enabled PLB. This essential safety device, upon activation, promptly notifies search and rescue teams of an emergency and provides the precise location, whether on land or at sea.

The rescueME EDF1 electronic distress flare provides a secure and enduring solution for visual signaling during emergencies. Its distinctive lens design, coupled with advanced LEDs and highly efficient circuit technology, guarantees a consistent level of light output throughout the lifespan of the user-replaceable battery.

The Kajak Sport Deckbox is a completely waterproof storage solution designed to attach to the front of your kayak. With an extra 4L of storage and a convenient 15cm kayak hatch opening, it provides easy access. Ideal for keeping essentials like a camera, chocolate bar, or mobile phone within reach, the deckbox also includes a securing lanyard to keep it firmly attached to your kayak.

The Kayak Sport Pro Paddle Leash stands as a crucial component of sea kayak safety equipment. In the event of a capsize, the use of a paddle leash can significantly impact the success of a rescue operation. This leash securely attaches your kayak paddle to the kayak itself. While it may seem a minor detail, its importance becomes evident during a capsize – preventing the inconvenience of having your paddle drift away when trying to re-enter the kayak.