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outfitting Outfitting your kayak
How a kayak fits you is a very personal thing. Spend some time in a skin-on-frame and you know: the boat stops…
building Making the NajaRaz
I love the Rebel Naja. I'm also about 25 kg too heavy for it. So Johan Wirsén and I cut up one of his own. Here's how the NajaRaz happened.
heritage Two authors and a beautiful mess
I don't own The Bark Canoes and Skin Boats of North America. Hardly anyone in our crowd does. What floats…
heritage Everything Has a Name
Our source is P. Scavenius Jensen's Den grønlandske kajak og dens redskaber. It's lovely and thorough, and it's almost entirely in Danish, which, as we established in the Count, is a language that counts like it lost a bet. The Kalaallisut…
kayaking Från bedövad röv till Butterfly roll
Frugan och jag har paddlat lite tidigare på utlandssemestrar och på Åland. Det har oftast varit i tandemkajak…
kayaking To winter rolling
This winter, we set a goal for ourselves: to go out rolling at least once a month for the entire season, no…
kayaking In search for the Holy Grail
I confess, I’m a roller. Not the kind who do one or two rolls for safety to keep the skill alive. No, the passionate kind. How hard can it be? - kind of roller.
kayaking Meet the Rollers
We're Tibor and Stefan. We roll kayaks. A lot. Between us, we've placed among the top in Sweden at Greenland…
heritage The Count of Greenland
We're talking historical figures, numbers, digits, mittens, and a count(ing) system.
building Are you a SOFtie?
The frame, the myth, the legend... lovingly roasted. Are you a SOFtie too?
building The carbon myth
Carbon fibre. Black, shiny, stupidly light, and according to the brochures it turns your kayak into a rocket. Did I mention it's shiny? Here's what happens when it meets a rock. Or your roof rack.