Get a preview of all the new products we're offering for the 2023 paddling season.

Learn how Angle Oar's founder dealt with tennis elbow and found relief by kayaking with the Gamut Paddle Holder system.

We've put together a list of adaptive sports equipment grants to help in your funding efforts.

Learn about common kayaking shoulder injuries, how they’re caused, and what products can help keep you paddling despite these injuries.

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

Jamie, an artist who lives in Vermont, has C3-C6 quadriplegia. About 7 years ago she took up kayaking. It's been a love affair ever since!

What is it like to kayak with a full suite of adaptive equipment? Find out in this blog series.

Find out the wide range of adaptive kayaking equipment that is available, what to look for and what alternatives exist.

What are the pleasant surprises, the pitfalls and the things to look out for when fully adapting a kayak? Read this blog to find out.

Learn how to install common adaptive kayaking equipment such as outriggers, seats, adaptive paddles and more.

Executing a safe and secure transfer using a patient lift is a formidable aspect of adaptive paddling. See how one program does it.

What does it take to get a fully adapted kayak when you have a major disability? Find out by learning from one family's experience.

Angle Oar and Abilities in Motion are partnering to bring adaptive paddling equipment to Canadians.

Neither advanced age nor shoulder surgery keep this mother and daughter from their annual kayaking trip.

What’s the difference between a paddle and an oar, and is there such a thing as a kayak with oars?