Sea kayaking

Follow the Online Sea Kayaking crew on an Arctic surf session. "Located at 66.0749° N, 23.1251° W, Isafjordur, in the heart of Iceland's West Fjordland, is an unlikely surf destination. The waves are like the fjords themselves: Cold, unpredictable, and beautiful."Follow the Online Sea Kayaking crew on an Arctic surf session. "Located at 66.0749° N, 23.1251° W, Isafjordur, in the heart of Iceland's West Fjordland, is an unlikely surf destination. The waves are like the fjords themselves: Cold, unpredictable, and beautiful."

Surfing in Arctic Waters

Published on November 29th, 2022 | by Paddleworld

Follow the Online Sea Kayaking crew on an Arctic surf session. « Located at 66.0749° N, 23.1251° W, Isafjordur, in the heart of Iceland’s West Fjordland, is an unlikely surf destination. The waves are like the fjords [&hellip... Read More


Sea kayaking

Follow Mike McHolm on a camping sea kayaking trip in October 2022 with Niko Van Brandt in the Southern Gulf Islands. They paddled from the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal to Portlad Island!

Sea Kayaking Trip out to Portand Island

Published on November 28th, 2022 | by Paddleworld

Follow Mike McHolm on a camping sea kayaking trip in October 2022 with Niko Van Brandt in the Southern Gulf Islands. They paddled from the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal to Portlad Island!... Read More


industry news

Pyranha Kayaks have organized once again a big clean up of the river Kent in Kendal. After 5 consecutive years, they have managed to get together with more people than ever, both on the water and on the banks, to remove over 250kg of rubbish!

Pyranha Kayaks River Kent Clean Up 2022

Published on November 25th, 2022 | by Paddleworld

Pyranha Kayaks have organized once again a big clean up of the river Kent in Kendal. After 5 consecutive years, they have managed to get together with more people than ever, both on the water and [&hellip... Read More


Kayak fishing

On this episode of Dock Talk Chad Brock is joined by Jackson Kayak Anglers; Chris Funk, Clay Grace, Chris Payne and Sheldon Grace to talk about the brand new Coosa X

Jackson Kayak Dock Talk EP #11

Published on November 21st, 2022 | by Paddleworld

On this episode of Dock Talk Chad Brock is joined by Jackson Kayak Anglers; Chris Funk, Clay Grace, Chris Payne and Sheldon Grace to talk about the brand new Coosa ... Read More


industry news

Check out the trailer for "Before I Die", a new short film project by Rush Sturges and NRS about Tristan Bussell, 36, diagnosed with early setting Alzeihmer's disease. Tristan could have decades left to live as he always had, or just six years… Here is his journey to complete his life dream of running a waterfall in a kayak.

Before I Die – Trailer

Published on November 21st, 2022 | by Paddleworld

Check out the trailer for « Before I Die », a new short film project by Rush Sturges and NRS about Tristan Bussell, 36, diagnosed with early setting Alzeihmer’s disease. Tristan could have decades left to live as [&hellip... Read More


Wind Foil

On stormy days the river gets extra fun, so if you don't mind some rain and cold, the conditions are epic ! I think it's pretty special to downwind from a dock start, plus,

Downwind Foil Session in a River

Published on November 17th, 2022 | by Paddleworld

Follow Bruno Hasulyo on stormy days to catch the river when it’s extra fun, if you don’t mind some rain and cold, the conditions are epic ! « I think it’s pretty special to downwind from a [&hellip... Read More


ICF News

The 2023 International Canoe Federation Stand Up Paddling World Championships will be held in Pattaya, Thailand.

The ICF and the Rowing and Canoe Association of Thailand reached agreement following this month’s Congress to host next year’s world titles on the scenic beaches of Pattaya. The championships are likely to be held in November.

The decision to host in Thailand continues the successful push by the ICF to embrace the global reach of stand up paddling. Previous ICF world championships have been held in China, Hungary and Poland.

The titles will once again feature sprint, long distance and technical races, as well as the popular inflatables contests. There are also plans to stage a one design race, with details to be announced soon.

The RCAT organisers are promising to put on a SUP festival both on and off the water, with beach parties and local performers supporting a world-class competition featuring the best athletes on the planet.

“The City of Pattaya has no end of beautiful beaches available to host our world championships, which provides us with endless possibilities for exciting ocean racing,” ICF SUP coordiator, Hoichan Kwon, said.

“We were impressed with the enthusiasm and vision of the RCAT during our ICF Congress this month, and have absolutely no doubt they will put on a tremendous show.

“We are also excited because Thailand is also home to many prominent SUP brands, including our valuable partner, Starboard. This should remove a lot of the logistical stress involved in transporting boards.

“Our athletes expect the very best at our world championships, and we can confidently say the 2023 titles will continue our history of hosting a top-class competition.”

The ICF will soon announce details of the 2023 SUP world ranking calendar, which will provide athlete qualification pathways.

ICF announces host for 2023 SUP world championships

Published on November 17th, 2022 | by Paddleworld

The 2023 International Canoe Federation Stand Up Paddling World Championships will be held in Pattaya, Thailand. The ICF and the Rowing and Canoe Association of Thailand reached agreement following this month’s Congress to host next year’s [&hellip... Read More


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