Job title: Full Time Sales Assistant Location: Manchester Canoes (Warrington, 2 minutes off M6 Junction 21) Job description This is a hands on face to face job for a pleasant and practical person interested in and participating in paddlesport.
Hi just wondering if you can help I’m looking for a kayak large I play rugby so just to keep fit on our off season Many thanks Phil 07973640644
VCP Sea Kayak Skerray Excel. Now Sold Day hatch, retractable skeg, Towing cleet, fitted pump. Compass. This well loved kayak is in excellent condition. Maintained regardless of cost. Always stored inside. It would suit a large paddler best.. Happy to answer any questions. Price £ 795. 00. Telephone Dave Lynch 07794 523261 Email : contact… Read More »For Sale VCP Sea Kayak Skerray Excel. £ 795
I’ve had this boat for just over two years and it’s been great. I’ve recently replaced the deck lines and grab handles. It’s fully water tight and paddles really well. Now Sold It has had a bash from its previous owner and the damage was professionally repaired theres a slight colour mismatch but that’s it.… Read More »For sale: P&H Capella – £480 ono
Great day out yesterday and some vast improvement well done all and Garry and Caz for Serpents Tail. Leveel 0.45m for the record Serpent tail good not sticky at end. Looking at Saturday 17th – same location. – Contact John for details if interested…….. Thanks John Allerton
After a sudden 3pm change of venue from Whitesands Bay to Newgale on Friday afternoon we arrived to enjoy the evening sun. Saturday morning the sea kayakers launched from the campsite over the gravel barrier and paddled off to Porth Clais, stopping for lunch in Solva. The little boats also popped over the barrier to… Read More »May bank holiday @ Pembroke 2017 by Jenny Brown
Everyday the Isle of Man Steam Packet Catamaran leaves Liverpool travelling at around 45 mph. It produces a huge wake, and when the weather conditions are right it can create waves of up to 7 feet in height.
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The story starts in the year 2009, when two friends from diving days, (who had now taken up kayaking) decided to paddle The Great Glen. Their trip was done in two halves due to one of them suffering a wrist injury. The first section, from Banavie, ended at Fort Augustus. It was restarted in October… Read More »Caledonian Caper 2017 by Bob Hamilton
