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This is a realization that I have always feared in certain things I’m up to or commit myself to. Most everyone feels this every now and again, that feeling that “I’m not good enough” or “I’m just not the right … Continue reading 
New Generation of Folding Kayak Performance – Episode 6 of The TRAK Files
We have just released Episode 6 of The TRAK Files video series! It’s called Jacked on Performance and Durability, and features some characteristics of the TRAK folding kayak that makes it unique and world-class. Jaime Sharp did an amazing job … Continue reading 
Surfing the TRAK Kayak on Skookumchuck Narrows – An Epic Experience
In late August, a group of paddlers, including Warren Williamson, Alex Stoeffl, Jaime Sharp, and James Manke, headed up the BC Sunshine Coast to Skookumchuck Narrows for an epic few days of paddling. At Skookumchuck, each day tides force large … Continue reading 
The Essentials of Paddling a TRAK Kayak
Our focus with The TRAK Files web video series is to educate and inspire paddlers with what a kayak like ours is capable of providing to a beginner or advanced adventure paddler. The TRAK design is very unique. Because of … Continue reading 
TRAK Kayak Circumnavigation of Isla de Coiba in Panama
Jaime Sharp and Allison Carroll have just returned from a 13 day TRAK kayak expedition fully self supported; completing a 100 nautical mile journey around one of the most beautiful and untouched islands in Panama, Isla de Coiba. Jan 26th … Continue reading 
Episode 1 is released! (“Bag, Boat, Freedom”)
Our first episode of The TRAK Files is here. We have worked hard for several months on designing, crafting and planning for a very successful series that will deliver on its intention: To assist paddlers, dealers, guides and our network … Continue reading 
What’s Next? (it’s fueled by curiosity)
While the world is moving at a faster pace than ever, I’ve been working at slowing down my pace and the tempo of things at TRAK. Over the past couple years, I have focused on the fundamentals…in both my own … Continue reading 