Rigid-mounted equipment subjected to torsional stress while a boat is underway is vulnerable to damage. Delphi marine fuel system carbon canisters from Perko remain immune to the dangers of torque, thanks to their unique snap-on floating brackets. Instead of adapting an ordinary automotive canister, the…
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Atlas 8 to serve as series support vehicle, prize for men’s Masters class winner As enduro racing continues its meteoric rise in the United States, Precision Travel Werx is sponsoring one of the country’s biggest racing series, Big Mountain Enduro. Precision Travel Werx is supporting…
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Kokatat is supporting two military veterans who will attempt to cross the Pacific Ocean by kayak to raise awareness for two non-profit organizations that benefit those who served, and those that gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. The team of Clay Biles and R.W. Hand will…
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New direct sales reps named for Western Great Lakes and Northeast regions Confluence Watersports recently hired Edith Nelson and Zach Martin as sales representatives in the Western Great Lakes region and the Northeast region, respectively. Nelson, who brings more than 20 years of sales and…
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Dorothy Custer proved that age is no hindrance for her by BASE jumping from Idaho’s Perrine Bridge May 30 to celebrate her 102nd birthday. The 586-foot-high jump from Perrine Bridge was performed in a tandem with professional Sean Chuman. Before the jump, he told KMTV.com that,…
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As part of the paddle sport family, canoeing is a great summer activity, whether it’s a day spent with family on the water or a multi-day trip with more experienced canoers. A canoe is an open-deck boat with several bench seats, with carrying capacity of obviously…
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The International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) is a non-profit organization that promotes low-impact riding by incorporating volunteer work into the events it hosts or advocates. The United States branch of the group was founded in 1988 after mountain biking gained popularity, with the majority of…
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Hydration systems used primarily for outdoor sports first came on to the market in the 1980s, but existed in earlier forms before then. In addition to being implemented by outdoor enthusiasts into their workout routines, United States special operations troops began using hydration systems in…
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What is the least expensive kayak you have ever bought? Or the most eco-friendly? Whatever your answer, these kids probably have you beat. In order to raise awareness of the overabundance–and neglect–of plastic in the environment, a group of 25 young adventurers from New Zealand…
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My family has a cabin near Atlanta, Michigan–a small town in the northeastern part of the Lower Peninsula. If you look at the back of your left hand, it’d be somewhere between your middle and index finger, just below your fingernail. The place has always…
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