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Kayaking on Currumbin Creek
On this glorious Sunday, we launched the inflatable kayaks next to the swimming area on the south side of Currumbin
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The AdvancedFrame Inflatable Kayak on the Canals of Broadbeach Waters
Did a one way kayak (with the tide of course) from a friend’s place on Monaco street, through to Cascade
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Kayaking With Cows on Lake Maroon
On the way home from a camping trip, we stopped at Lake Maroon (QLD) for a paddle in our inflatable
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Monterey Keys Saltwater Creek
Although clouds were threatening, the air was so calm, I couldn’t resist a quick early paddle. We put the inflatable
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The Chevron Island and Paradise Waters Loop
Took Jacob out for his first spin on the old Advanced Frame Inflatable Kayak today, and boy was he blown away. After
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- Can easily be stored in apartments, cars, caravans and boats, or even backpack or suitcase while travelling.
- Can always have it with you while travelling so if you see a beautiful lake, river or bay you can be out on the water and paddling in less than five minutes.
- Allows you access to remote lakes and rivers that can’t be reached by vehicles.
No need for roof racks on your vehicle. - Lightweight so you don’t need to be strong to get it down to the water’s edge.
- Sitting on a cushion with a soft, supportive back rest sure beats sitting on a hard plastic or fibreglass kayak, and falling onto an inflatable SUP gives you a lot less bruising than falling onto a hard SUP.
Read more about why an inflatable kayak or SUP is for you or get your personalised recommendation now.