FAQ

How To Make a 360 Degree Lantern

Reposted from the Wilderness Systems blog, by Joe Poole Here is a video I made showing how to make a 360 degree lantern out of a Wyler Light drink mix can and a Mini-Maglite. It is brighter than any kayak light I have seen on the market today. Here...

How To Install Your Rudder Service Kit

Follow the instructions on the video to install your replacement rudder service kit: Solo Kayak Tandem Kayak

How should I transport my kayak?

If you have a car rack with small round or flat bars, place your kayak either upside down or on edge to lessen the chance of distortion. Foam pads can help prevent distortion. If you have specially designed kayak carriers as part of an aftermarket...

How old should a child be to learn to kayak?

While any age child can participate in a tandem boat with a qualified partner, kids from seven to ten years old are at an ideal age to learn to kayak in their own boat. Young people in this age group have generally grown enough to fit smaller kayaks...

How is the Ultralite kayak material different from the standard model construction?

UltraLite is a co-extruded, high-impact acrylic over premium ABS. So it’s a material that is light and stiff like composite kayaks with the durability and price of plastic. And it also has the glossy shine that is lacking in polyethylene.

How do I store my kayak?

SHORT TERM STORAGE Be sure to empty the kayak of all water. The kayak maybe stored on its side or in a vertical position temporarily. Storage in these positions for an extended period of time could cause flattening or deformation in the side of the...

How do I select a kayak?

When it comes to kayaking, choosing a boat is the most important decision you’ll make. Finding a boat that is comfortable, proportional, and matches the style of paddling you plan to do will lay the foundation for the journeys that lie ahead. All...

How do I reseal my bulkhead?

Want to know how to reseal your bulkhead? We recommend using a bulkhead sealant (like this one ) and following these steps: 1) Clean the area with soap and water and let it dry 2) Leave the old sealant in place unless it’s pulling away from the boat...