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Huki S1XL Surfski Review by Wesley Echols

History with Huki My history with Huki dates back to 2004 when I got my  first  Huki S1X(orange in pic below) with a fix leg length.  That was my second surf ski after a 3 month stint with my first surf ski, a Mako XT.  As I have told the [...]

Huki S1XL Surfski Review by Wesley Echols2025-12-28T23:48:46-05:00

Once Bitten… The Shark Bite Challenge Race: Dunedin , FL by Mark Ceconi

Winter. The mere mention of the word to a New Englander this past season evokes a glassy-eyed stare, and involuntary twitching of the facial muscles in some sort of nervous tic. It had been a bad one. Only the most hardcore of skiers and Shackleton survivalists welcomed the seemingly endless [...]

Once Bitten… The Shark Bite Challenge Race: Dunedin , FL by Mark Ceconi2025-12-28T22:38:57-05:00

Narrow River: Shiny New Boats

I have a soft spot for Rhode Island, and not just because it's the chock that holds Massachusetts in place. Our most miniscule state hosts more surfski races per capita than any other, with one competition per 23 residents. The Rhode Island season kicked off with the Narrow River Race [...]

Narrow River: Shiny New Boats2025-12-28T21:16:05-05:00

Narrow River Race 2014, Seas It! SurfskiRacing.com Series Race #2

Sunshine, Sunshine on the Narrow River. We have been starved this winter for sunshine so today was a great day to be on the water.  A small group of paddlers from all over New England made the trek down: Chris Laughlin from Maine, Jerry Kastner from NJ along with Eric [...]

Narrow River Race 2014, Seas It! SurfskiRacing.com Series Race #22025-12-28T09:43:41-05:00

Around the Vineyard by Kayak-In One Day, 55 Miles by Dana Gaines

AS I PULLED UP to Braleys Way Landing on Edgartown's Eel Pond in pitch black darkness at 4:30 AM on Sept. 22nd, I did not like what my headlights revealed. The wind, which had blown like stink out of the northeast the day before, had indeed shifted due north as [...]

Around the Vineyard by Kayak-In One Day, 55 Miles by Dana Gaines2025-12-28T22:41:57-05:00
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