Kaydi Pyette

Paddlers with enough miles under their yokes appreciate any means to shave a few pounds off their canoe. Lower weight isn’t just a nicety; it means less fatigue on long carries, easier car-topping, and a more accessible paddling experience for many. The g... See more

A s you dive into this issue of Paddling Business and tales of a tumultuous year, here ’ s something worth remembering. Behind paddling’s participation boom There’s an old Taoist parable about a farmer whose horse runs away. When his neighbors cry, “What ... See more

For decades, Grey Owl Paddles has been a fixture in canoes across Canada. Now, as the brand marks its 50th anniversary, it’s found a new home. The acquisition is the perfect off-season match to complement an already thriving hockey stick manufacturing bus... See more

I hit power on my phone and braced myself. After a dreamy week paddling the north shore of Lake Superior (spent eating oats on pebble beaches, sleeping under the stars, and living by the rhythm of the wind) I was met with 107 message notifications. Betwee... See more

Even if you’ve just gotten into paddleboarding, you’ve probably already realized the only way to improve upon a day spent on the water is to bring your best friend along for the ride. Many dogs can be trained to enjoy a ride on a paddleboard, and it’s an ... See more