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Title: Paddling Magazine - Kayak, Canoe, SUP | Gear, Trips, Skills & Stories

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A new program is bringing an often overlooked safety concept to the forefront of Oregon lakes and rivers. On May 15, 2026, the Fit to Float life jacket fitting event will take place at multiple paddlesports retailers and outfitters from Portland to Medford. Part of National Safe Boating Week, the event is focused on educating […]

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When you’re out on the water with beginner paddlers every day all summer, you’re likely to run into challenging conditions and unusual scenarios. While in calm waters it might be easy to dig for your emergency gear, the conditions you’re most likely to need your backup gear in are the same conditions that might make […]

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Created In Partnership With When Elisha McArthur agreed to let filmmaker Sarah Hamilton make a short film about her life, she had no idea how far her story would reach. The next thing she knew, River Mamma was winning Best Short at the 5Point Film Festival, being declared a Finalist at the Banff Mountain Film […]

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In recent years,a wave of YouTube videos and articles has declared the goon stroke—or river-J—to be a poor or even so-called “wrong” stroke. Critics dismiss it with a sneer, claiming it robs the canoe of power and control, and insisting good paddlers rely solely on the J-stroke. I see it differently. In defense of the […]

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When I ask Lili Colby to recommend the best PFD for me, her answer of a belt pack inflatable catches me off guard. I’ve been paddling for over 30 years, in just about all disciplines—sea kayaking, canoeing, whitewater boating and a bit of standup paddleboarding. I’ve had a series of paddling-specific foam PFDs with pockets, […]

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