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Jackson Kayak’s New Kilroy Now Available!

May 14, 2013 in At the Helm

May 10, 2013– Jackson Kayak’s New Kilroy, Sit-Inside Fishing Kayak Hits Retail Floors

Jackson Kayak began shipping its latest innovation-laden fishing kayak, The Kilroy, to dealers world-wide this past week. The Kilroy is a specialized sit-inside kayak and comes to the market logistically set up for both fishing and hunting. The Kilroy is set up with integrated storage, gear management design, convenient YakAttack and RAM integration, Hi/lo seating, and improved standability all in a kayak aimed at keeping the paddler high and dry.

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Tags: Fish, Fishing, Gear, Kayak, Kayaking, Paddle, Paddlesports, Paddling

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How Drew Gregory Started Kayak Fishing

May 13, 2013 in Team Sperry Blog

Team Sperry Top-Sider, Drew Gregory says he “stumbled upon the sport” when he found that a kayak was a “perfect tool to get in the wild waters I love to fish, and the rest is history.” Read the rest of this entry →

Tags: Fish, Fishing, Gear, Kayak, Kayaking, Outdoor, Paddling, Team Sperry, Video

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Summer-Sailing Gear Guide

May 9, 2013 in At the Helm

Looking forward to a summer of fun on the water? Here we take a look at everything from flip flops and floppy hats to inflatable kayaks and SUPs.
By Cruising World Editors

Nothing beats lounging in a hammock on the foredeck. Nothing.

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Tags: Boat, Gear, Kayak, Paddling, Sailboat, Sailing, Sperry

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Introducing the GripX3 Waterproof SeaHiker!

May 7, 2013 in At the Helm

Sperry Top-Sider’s GripX3 footwear provides sailors ultimate traction through a combination of three lab proven and athlete tested technologies. GripX3 Technology delivers 360 degree traction for a more confident experience in the most extreme sailing conditions.

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