Kayak Gear & Accessories
The right gear transforms good paddling days into great ones... keeping you safe, comfortable, and prepared for whatever conditions you encounter. But navigating the world of kayaking equipment can feel overwhelming when you're starting out. This section cuts through the marketing hype to focus on what actually matters: gear that enhances your safety, improves your experience, and proves its worth trip after trip. You'll learn how to select paddles that match your style, choose PFDs you'll actually want to wear, and organize waterproof storage that keeps your essentials accessible and dry. We'll guide you through clothing systems that adapt to changing conditions, navigation tools that build confidence, and transportation solutions that make getting to the water easier. Smart gear choices aren't about spending more... they're about investing wisely in equipment that supports your paddling journey for years to come.

Lowrance Eagle Eye 9″ Fishfinder Review
You'll get a compact, technically capable 9" fishfinder that delivers instantaneous Live Sonar, CHIRP and DownScan imaging, plus Live Forward and Live Down views via a four-mode transducer. The bright 9" IPS display stays readable in sun and the tactile controls make...
Layering for Cold Water: Essential Winter Paddling Clothing Systems
Dress for the water, not the air: pick a system around expected water temp, favor a drysuit at or below ~50°F (10°C) or when rescue might take longer, otherwise use a snug wetsuit with merino or synthetic baselayers and quick‑swap midlayers. Protect head, hands and...
Trolling Motor Electric Thruster Outboard 3 Blades Propeller Review
You’ll get stronger low‑speed thrust, better shallow‑water handling, and reliable impact resistance with this heat‑treated nylon 3‑blade trolling motor prop. It’s lightweight yet durable, fits shafts with a 1 cm central aperture and M5 thread, and includes washer,...
Electric 12V Trolling Motor Review
You’ll want a 12V trolling motor that gives reliable thrust (around 66 lb equivalent), efficient pure‑copper motor, and corrosion‑resistant hardware for salt or fresh water. Expect 6–8 km/h real speeds, low ~50 dB noise, and runtime tied to battery capacity and load....
Yakattack Swingarm Crossbar Review
You’ll find the Yakattack SwingArm Crossbar a compact, tough mounting backbone that lets you pivot, slide and lock fishfinders, cameras and rod holders without crowding your cockpit. It bolts cleanly into GearTrac, uses anodized aluminum, stainless hardware and...
12V Car/RV/Marine Battery Box Group 27 Review
You’ll get a compact, lockable steel Group 27 battery box that fits most 13.78" L x 7.8" W x 11" H batteries and clears common trays. It’s built from heavy-duty welded steel with sprayed black coating, reinforced corners, drainage paths, and rubber-grommeted cable...
Newport Nv-Series Thrust Saltwater Transom Mounted Trolling Electric Trolling Motor W/Led Battery Indicator Review
You’ll get a rugged 55‑lb thrust, 12V transom motor with an eight‑speed tiller, 3‑blade prop and a 5‑LED battery indicator that’s built for short coastal runs and shore fishing. It draws up to 52 A, so a single 50 Ah deep‑cycle battery gives roughly 1–2 hours under...
Kayak Drill Outboard Propeller Handheld Thruster Review
You’ll find this drill-powered propeller is a compact, affordable way to add short-hop thrust to a kayak or inflatable using a cordless drill you may already own. It clamps or brackets to hulls up to 7.5 cm thick, weighs about 2 kg, and gives enough thrust for...
DIAMONDDYNAMICS Underwater Thruster 1.2kg Review
You’ll find the DIAMONDDYNAMICS 1.2kg thruster is a compact, waterproof brushless module designed for small ROVs, RC boats, and instruments where size, efficiency, and serviceability matter. It uses a sealed motor with precision bearings, a nylon fiberglass housing,...
New 12V Underwater Thruster U92 Set Review
You get a twin 12V U92 kit with two 47.2 lb brushless thrusters (CW/CCW) and integrated 100A splashproof ESCs in cooled metal cases. It’s aimed at kayaks, SUPs and small inflatables needing quiet, high-thrust station-keeping and short-range propulsion. Use a 3S LiPo...
2 Stroke 3.5HP Outboard Motor Review
You’ll find this 3.5HP 2‑stroke delivers about 2.5 kW peak in a compact, half water‑cooled package that’s light and simple to maintain. It fits short‑shaft inflatables and small skiffs, best for hulls 100–200 kg loaded, and gives practical top speeds near 8–10 km/h on...
Scotty 0163 Ball-Mount Fish Finder and Universal Mounting Plate Review
You’ll find the Scotty 0163 is a compact, corrosion-resistant ball mount and top plate that’s built for heavier 7–9" fish finders and accessories. It uses a 1.5" ball for confident clamping and smooth articulation, sits on a small 2¼" square base with a 6.5" stand,...
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