Small-craft Sailing

Small-craft Sailing

Developed by kayak enthusiasts, small-craft sails enhance the paddling experience for all paddling enthusiasts, whether your craft is a kayak, canoe, hybrid, sit-on-top or dinghy.

Small-craft sails such as the WindPaddle either augment the effort of paddling or effectively eliminate the need for paddling. They are great for touring, and have established a strong following with recreational canoeists, sea kayakers, expedition paddlers and adventure racers.


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