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Welcome to Kayarchy, the big free handbook of sea kayaking

"The kayak is far and away the best one-man boat in existence." Fridtjof Nansen.

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Introduction
Sea kayaking overview Compared with other sports About Kayarchy Contributors Get in touch Metric measurements Legal notice & privacy policy

Section 1 - Equipment:
Equipment checklists The sea kayak Other kayaks Kayak accessories The paddle Clothing, personal buoyancy, tow-belt Distress signals & rescue Repair, storage & maintenance

Section 2 - Technique:
Paddling your sea kayak Kayaking on fast-moving water Kayaks & surf Rolling your kayak Rafting-up & towing Deep-water rescue & self-rescue Sea kayak navigation Organising a day-trip Overnight trips Kayaking safely: - Cold shock, swim failure & hypothermia - Getting run over - Hand/arm over-use syndromes - Dislocated shoulder - Rockfall & icefall - Solo kayaking

Section 3 - The Sea & The Weather:
Wind Waves Tides Currents Predicting the weather Professional weather forecasts

Section 4 - Access & Environment:
Protecting the environment Codes of practice

Section 5 - Activities:
Courses & vacations in North America Courses & vacations elsewhere Tours, treks, races & raids Meetings & symposia Maritime festivals

Section 6 - Retail Outlets:
Gifts Sea kayaks to fit adults Sea kayaks to fit children Surf kayaks Fast touring kayaks Sea kayak kits and plans Online marine supply stores (fittings, rope and paint) Materials for SOF (skin-on-frame) boats

Section 7 - Links to Other Websites

Section 8 - Table of Contents and Index

Section 9 - Articles about kayaking and nature