Staying hydrated while kayaking is essential for avoiding heat stroke, especially on long summer kayaking trips.
However, carrying a large amount of drinking water can sometimes be tricky, especially if you need enough for two or more people and have a small kayak that is already loaded with fishing and camping gear.
Oil canning is a common problem that affects plastic kayaks. It refers to indentations in the material of the kayak, causing the hull to curve inward and warp.
It’s important to know how to deal with oil canning and fix it so it doesn’t reduce the performance of your kayak. Furthermore, with the right care and maintenance, you can prevent oil canning from happening in the first place or at least make it less likely to happen.
