Whether you call it a trolley cart with wheels, kayak dolly, or a kayak cart, you’re likely looking for a solution to transport your kayak from your vehicle to a launch point. These handy accessories can save time and save your back while protecting your boat investment.

Learn more about these great gift ideas (and where to shop) to bring a smile to the flat water recreational kayaker in your life, whether it’s for Valentine’s Day, the holidays, birthdays and anniversaries, or just because.

Even if you store your kayak inside a garage or shed, a boat cover can help keep it clean from dirt, debris, dust, bugs and webs, and thus protected from potential damage.

From essential must-haves like a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) and emergency whistle to extra comfort items like an upgraded kayak seat and camera mount, here some must-have items (and personal favorites) that every recreational kayaker should keep on hand.

With proper organization and the right tools, you can create an outstanding kayak storage system to keep your beloved vessel in pristine condition, whether you have a single kayak, tandem, or multiple boats to store.

For beginner kayakers, understanding the different gear can be challenging at first, with many people unsure of the right accessories to use. Take a closer look at the key differences you need to know between a paddle vs. oar so that you can start your kayak journey like a pro.

Before choosing the best kayak roof rack for your needs, you’ll want to understand the different types of kayak roof racks for cars, SUV’s, and trucks to make the best selection for you, your vehicle, and your gear.

Fairings are durable, riveted polyethylene sleeves that help streamline the Oru Inlet kayak and protect the ends from scratches and scrapes. If you discover your fairings are damaged on your Oru Inlet, here’s how to replace them.