Plastic canoe kayak originated from a small boat made by the Eskimos in Greenland. This kind of boat is wrapped in whale skin and otter skin on a bone frame, and is rowed with paddles with paddles at both ends. Rowing originated in Canada, so it is also called Canadian rowing.
In fact, both plastic canoe kayaks evolved from canoes. Canoes are water labor vehicles widely used in fishing, hunting and transportation by human ancestors in primitive society.
From the material can be divided into:
Hard-shell kayaks, folding kayaks, inflatable kayaks, etc. Hard-shell kayaks are hard, wear-resistant and strong, strong in impact resistance, and fast in speed, but transportation is not very convenient and needs to be hung on the roof outing.
Folding kayaks are easy to carry in the car, but they are difficult to control in difficult waters or oceans, and the high hull is easily affected by the wind and the direction of travel deviates from the track. Plastic canoe kayak manufacturers tell you that the biggest feature of inflatable kayaks is that they are light and portable, but they have short battery life, slow speed, laborious use, poor impact resistance, and relatively high risk.
