Discover how kayak and canoe stabilizers improve confidence, increase stability and help paddlers enjoy the water more safely.

Discover how 89-year-old Bob is using adaptive canoeing to pursue his dream of getting back on the water.

Discover how people with visual impairments can enjoy kayaking through adaptive instruction, communication techniques and equipment that builds confidence.

Learn seven different methods for getting in and out of a kayak when you have bad knees, achy hips or stiff joints.

Learn if J Bar Kayak Roof Racks are right from you, including how to install them, tie down your straps, and transport your kayak safely.

After traumatic brain injury and severe illness changed her life, Joy Redington believed she would never kayak again — until adaptive kayaking helped her rediscover freedom on the water.

Dana Holland, who is blind, shares his perspectives on participating in the Cal Poly Adapted Paddle Program.

This behind-the-scenes look at a municipal adaptive kayaking program explores staffing, safety, partnerships, logistics and lessons learned.

Learn how planning, systems and tools support safe, efficient adaptive kayaking program operations.

Smart tips to help aging kayakers stay comfortable and confident

Adaptive kayaking gear is redefining what’s possible on the water. With the right equipment and a few smart adjustments, people of all abilities can enjoy the freedom, therapy, and pure joy of paddling.

Adaptive kayaking in the U.S. is more popular than ever. Finding out who's doing it and why!

Find out whether Versa or Gamut Systems is the best solution for you.

From stroke technique to storage hacks, these practical tips will help you paddle more comfortably and avoid the common mistakes we see most often.

Getting the placement of your Angle Oar mount just right is critical for comfort, efficiency and avoiding strain. In this article, we share simple tips for positioning your mount.