Channel16 COMMUNITY | EDITORIAL | CONTRIBUTORS | WATERLINES COMMUNITY RE: “PEER REVIEW: EDGING MADE EASY”
“I NOTICE ONLY ONE MENTION OF HIGH-SIDE KNEE CONTACT. IS THIS TECHNIQUE FALLING OUT OF FAVOR?” From a comment posted on
Adventurekayakmag.com by STEVE CRAMER
IN THE APP AND DIGITAL EDITIONS THIS ISSUE
If you’re not reading this on your tablet or at
www.adventurekayakmag. com/0045, here’s what you’re missing:
» High brace video tutorial (Technique, page 30).
» Hands-on with this issue’s sexy carbon paddles (In the Hatch, page 31).
» Video review of the NDK Pilgrim Expedition and Current Designs Squall GTS (Inside Out, pages 32 and 34)
» A 10-minute sneak peek at Justine Curgenven’s This is the Roll with Greenland rolling experts Cheri Perry and Turner Wilson (“3 Greenland Rolls You Need to Know”, page 44).
Watch for this icon throughout this issue of Adventure Kayak for bonus digital content.
8 ADVENTURE KAYAK | EARLY SUMMER 2012 Adventure Kayak TV
Fans of Rapid Media TV’s YouTube channel rejoice. You can now find your favorite sea kayaking gear and boat previews, exclusive interviews and destination stories in the new, streamlined Adventure Kayak TV channel (
www.adventurekayaktv.com). Hot off the trade show circuit: Adventure Kayak publisher Scott MacGregor grabs Valley Kayaks’ Pe- ter Orton for a first look at the Gemini twins—two brand new boats with very different personalities. “This is the first time anyone has seem them anywhere in the world,” says Orton. Look for a full review of the Gemini in an upcoming issue of Adventure Kayak and on Adventure Kayak TV.
Paddle Priorities
On page 31 in this issue, we review five sexy carbon paddles that will stretch your mileage and your form. Unfortunately, they’ll also stretch your wallet. Which made us wonder, how much is too much? We asked readers on Facebook, how much do you spend on your paddle?
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