AT=Adventure Technology "Technology" is the operative word in a brand that prides itself on cutting-edge technology and thinking outside the box. Thinking outside the box is particularly necessary when trying to come up with "something new" in...
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How to Keep Warm Kayaking Without a DrySuit
Zipping into a drysuit to enjoy kayaking on a cold day is the bomb. It is also a big investment. Don't let not having a dry suit deter you from enjoying a beautiful winter day on the river! Here are a few tips from the North American Endless River Adventures crew...
Adding Astral Brewess to My International Suitcase
I am a flip flop kind of girl...that is not a secret in our crowd. So it came as a surprise - even to myself,when I threw in my never-been-worn Astral Brewess shoes when packing for my winter. I have always struggled with minimizing what I bring when packing for four...
Review of the Big Dog Force Canoe
by local boy J.J. This boat has a non-traditional look being small but it feels good on river. Things I like: The initial stability is stout enough to not tire out your core and your lower back when you are just floating. You can relax in easy water and not feel like...
So You Want Your Dry Top to Last
If you think that buying a dry top, wearing it, and then pulling it out of your gear bag every once-in-a-while is all you have to do to keep it in one piece, you will soon be unpleasantly surprised. There is actually some dry gear care and storage advice that will...
The Throw Rope Dilemma
Throw ropes come in many shapes and sizes, so choosing which one is best for your needs can be a tough decision. There are a three different factors to use in determining which rope is good for you: diameter, length and material. Rope Diameter The smallest size rope...
Stronger, Lighter, Tougher, Drier, Better Looking
2014 is going to be all about stronger, lighter, tougher, drier and definitely more fun colors when it comes to new technology/designs in the kayak industry. Many of the improvements are coming out of new materials. Here are some of our favorites coming out of the...
Wave Sport Recon Review by Craig Parks
After following the development of the new Wave Sport Recon 83 for a year or so and waiting for the final version, I have been itching to paddle it. A good spell of rain pushed Overflow creek to almost two feet, a perfect occasion to try the boat. Overflow Creek is a...
Test Driving the Recon 83 Overflow Style
Rain rain don't go away - we want another play day! A brief window into why the south east is such a paradise for boaters appeared the past few days with amazing river levels all over the place. Overflow is one of the highlights for Class IV+ boaters and it was a...
The Wave Sport Recon is Here!
The Wave Sport Recon has landed in the Gorge. And it took no time before we were all headed to the river to give it a test drive today! I am a crummy gear head, so I am the last person to break apart a boat and review it (I was once asked to give feedback on a...
It’s All in the Outfitting: Wave Sport 2013
We once overheard a conversation between then-Wave Sport Team Manager and paddling amazing man Jimmy Blakeney and a bewildered boater who was having trouble differentiating between one model of boat and another: "it is all in the detail. You have to sit in each of the...
First Impression of Wave Sport’s 2012 Crossover Boat: the Ethos
by Sam Ovett "Hey Chris! Hey Bryan! What boat is that on the truck? It looks new." “This is the newest Wave Sport design. We just came out with it; actually we are planning on doing a little teaser video about it. Want to help? You'd get to paddle it." "Yeah Chris, I...
New Wave Sport Creekboat…the Recon is COMING SOON!!
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Introducing the New Wave Sport Creeker!
New Wave Sport Creek Boat brought to you by David Maughan, Wavesport Designer “My design intent is to create a boat that will get paddlers down the river safely while performing at the highest levels of creeking, river trekking and Class IV-V+ boating. It is my desire...
Avoiding the River Booty Trap
by Max ovett What is the first thing you should do when you buy that brand new paddle? The answer is put your name, number, and email on it with SHARPIE! These three things should be written on all gear, because if you ever happen to lose, break, or forget a piece of...
Why Stohlquist is featured in the Endless River Adventures Boater’s Store
Why we feature Stohlquist in the Boater's Store? Because Jim Stohlquist was one of the first to create tried-and-true gear specifically for kayaking-and is still doing it 30 years later. Jim is deliberate in every detail of his design, so when he comes out with a...
Why We Feature AT Paddles in the Boater’s Store
Why AT Paddles in the Endless River Adventures Boater's Store? Because they offer the only paddle that is actually shaped to fit your hand. Because the paddles have a lower swing weight and more torque than other paddles. Because, like us, they are inspired by...
The Boater’s Store: Stocked for Paddlers, Staffed by Paddlers
Coining the phrase "stocked for paddlers and staffed by paddlers," Endless River Adventures has stayed true to that commitment in our Boater's Store. Check out why we feature the brands we do.... And coming next: favorite pieces of gear to ya' from the team!
Endless River Adventures Boater’s Store Crash & Burn Sale – one week only!!
Crash & Burn Sale 25% off Lost/Broken Gear Tallulah, Cheoah, Green Race - there was plenty of potential for carnage this weekend! Paddle lost in a rescue? Boat run solo over Bear Creek and go nose first into a rock? Helmet not quite such a good fit after a surf at...
Wave Sport’s Newest – Hans Nutz: Designing for the Future
What we we look for out of boat designers is coming out with something that gives us an excuse to buy a new boat! We don't want yesterday's do-over. We want new! Progressive! Pushing the envelope! It is with high expectation that we welcome Hans Nutz-Wave Sport's new...