The site includes a
description of kayak types, kayak construction, a database of kayaks, an
annotated bibliography of Arctic Kayaks and books for sale.
The database is a world
inventory of over 270 aboriginal kayaks. It welcomes input on additional
kayaks found in museums, private collections, or the literature.
The skin kayak's gentle flex responds
dynamically to changing sea conditions. Its superior performance in these
forces of nature is legendary. (A K2 is part of our fleet [DWZ]).
This page is an "unofficial"
guide to QAANNAT KATTUFFIAT, the Greenland Kayaking Association. It was
created by paddlers outside of Greenland with input and approval from club
members
This web site features
photographs of a large and diverse collection of Inuit and Aleut kayak
replicas that Harvey Golden has built over the last four years. This
collection includes many rare forms of traditional kayaks that are often
overlooked. The replicas are full-size usable boats.
The replica of the "Straits of St. David"
kayak
at Kangitugaapik (Clyde River), Nunavut.
The
Klepper Website
is in several languages and offers extensive Q&As about Klepper Folding
Kayaks. If you visit the Rosenheim area, the Klepper Museum holds an amazing
collection of very early models and a "Hall of Fame" room where many firsts
and expeditions are on display.
http://www.klepper.com
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15 Nov 2009
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