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Advanced Elements BackBone - For AdvancedFrame Expedition
(Sports) Advanced Elements
The BackBone¿ is a bow-to-stern frame for the AdvancedFrame Expedition inflatable kayak, which enhances both rigidity and performance.
AdvancedFrame Expedition BackBone
Price:
$97.99
$61.89
Customer Reviews:
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Good product, but Amazon is ill-informed
Great product, but........ The manufacturer actually sells this product in three different sizes and Amazon treats it as if there is only one. When you order it, you really don't know which one they will send you. It turned out OK for me because I was able to cut the one they sent down to the... -
good addition to kayak
I bought the backbone after taking my AdvancedFrame Expidition kayak out 3 times without it. It definitely helps with efficiency of your boat. Without it, I noticed a lot of flexing over waves and with it I was able to cut through them more easily. Definitely a good purchase. Kind of annoying...
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She skied 550 kms to fund an orphanage!
Meet Deeya Suzannah Bajaj, a 17-year-old from Delhi who participated in the Trans-
Greenland Ski Expedition this year to become the youngest Indian to have achieved the feat.
O n May 13, 2011, when Delhi teenager Deeya Suzannah Bajaj , a Class 12 student from Shri Ram School, set out on a cross-country skiing expedition to Greenland, she didn't have the slightest clue what was in store for her in the days to come.
The challenge was to scale 550 kilometres in ice against temperatures that went as low as minus 45 degrees Celsius. Not to forget the crazy winds, blizzards and rough climatic conditions that made things worse for the young girl.
And what was Deeya's purpose in undertaking this challenging expedition? To raise funds to start a new wing for orphaned girls in Haridwar, India. These orphans are in fact the children of leprosy patients, she tells me.
"Due to the social stigma attached to the disease, these kids cannot stay with their parents. The orphanage in Haridwar acts as a home to them. Initially it had only boys, but I thought of starting a separate wing for the girls as well. So, when I was presented the opportunity, I decided to use the expedition to combine my passion for adventure and also achieve my dream," she explains.
Goa Kayaking 5th & 6th Introduction to Kayaking & Taining Program 2010
Goa Kayaking is Goa’s only Kayaking Club and regularly conducts kayaking expeditions for its members and others, along the coast and in the rivers and backwaters, to explore the pristine mangroves, bird sanctuaries and the varied sights that Goa has to offer, but only seen and enjoyed from the water. These are the most environment friendly trips ever being offered in the state and leave absolutely no trace of the visits.
News
Big Snowstorms Increase Idaho Snowpack to "Ideal" Levels for Summer River TripsPR Web (press release) - Jan 01, 1970
"We're excited about it, and our customers are excited about it," said Greg McFadden of Canyons, a Middle Fork and main Salmon outfitter that specializes in whitewater kayak instruction as part of weeklong river trips. "The kayak surfing should bePaddling Instructor News (press release) (blog) - Jan 01, 1970
The world of kayaking expeditions received a huge exposure boost these past two weeks when Jon Turk and Erik Boomer were interviewed in both The New York Times and Canada's weekly news magazine, Macleans. Jon Turk and Erik Boomer are also in theBlack PR Wire (press release) - Jan 01, 1970
(BLACK PR WIRE) – The Arthur R. Marshall Foundation will host its third annual historic RIVER OF GRASS Canoe Expedition. The journey begins Wednesday, January 18, 2012 with 12 paddlers starting off on the 78-mile expedition from the Arthur R. MarshallBedford Today - Jan 01, 1970
KAYAKING champion Richard Harpham is giving somebody the chance of a lifetime to join him on his next expedition. Richard, who lives in Bedford, has kayaked thousands of miles across the world in various expeditions, and his next challenge is set to
Winter Park/Maitland Observer - Jan 01, 1970
Team Epoch will bike along the West Coast, kayak the Inside Passage from Alaska to Washington and then hike the Pacific Crest Trail. Baumstein's goal with the 400 Challenge is to help promote her nonprofit organization Epoch Expeditions.
