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Connelly Costa Rica Inflatable Kayak


Connelly Costa Rica Inflatable Kayak


$269.99


Connelly Costa Rica Inflatable Kayak

Sevylor Fiji Travel Pack 2 Person Kayak


Sevylor Fiji Travel Pack 2 Person Kayak


$114.95


Sevylor Fiji Travel Pack 2 Person Kayak

Sevylor Whitewater Kayak Paddle


Sevylor Whitewater Kayak Paddle


$46.95


Sevylor by Coleman Whitewater Kayak Paddle with Spoon Shaped Fiberglass Charged Polypropylene Blades are the kind of Kayak Paddle for the serious water sports person. Paddle with an overall length of 90-1/2 inches is strong, durable and has a corrosion resistant anodized aluminum shaft with cold weather grips and blade indicators make this paddle exceptional. Seven Inch Blade Width can give you control even in the roughest waters. Paddle disassembles into four pieces for easy stowage

Aquaglide Multisport Inflatable Kayak Kit


Aquaglide Multisport Inflatable Kayak Kit


$59.95


Kayak option for all Multisport models. Converts the Multisport into a comfortable, stable, sit-on-top kayak. Includes folding padded seat with mesh storage compartment that’s perfect for a beverage, lunch, or light jacket. Aluminum shaft paddle ends clip into the top section of the Multisport mast with convenient spring pins

Seattle Sports EZ Kayak Seat


Seattle Sports EZ Kayak Seat


$34.95


Seattle Sports new EZ Kayak Seat offers added comfort for your kayak at a value price. With a silver seat area, it heats up more slowly and won’t draw in heat with sun exposure, offering a more comfortable paddle. With brass plated 360 degree swivel spring loaded gate snap hooks, the adjustable straps easily hook into boat eyelets for quick, easy fastening. Seattle Sports EZ Kayak Seat is a great seat at a great price. This fully padded seat with backrest is made from Polyurethane Coated Polyester and Nylon. EZ Kayak Seat measures seat/backrest 12″/14″ x 16″/23″ x 5″/5″ (30.5/35.6 x 40.6 /58.4 x 12.7/12.7 cm) and weighs 16 oz (454 g). Seat is manufactured from tuff and durable materials. EZ Kayak Seat comes with a 12 month limited warranty.

Watershed Futa Kayak Bag


Watershed Futa Kayak Bag


$81.95


Stowage and flotation – the name says it all. Float bags provide kayakers with ease of rescue if they swim, and ours give paddlers the added benefit of a place to keep dry gear. The Futa will fit in a wide range of boats, and comes with a long inflate/deflate tube so buoyancy can be adjusted easily. Part float bag, part dry bag, but all business. Intended primarily for kayak sterns, the Futa tapers to fit most boats and the ZipDry closure ensures your contents are dry at the takeout.

Sevylor Anodized Aluminum Professional Kayak Paddle


Sevylor Anodized Aluminum Professional Kayak Paddle


$59.95


Sevylor by Coleman Anodized Aluminum Kayak Paddle LOA – 90.5″ Width of Blade – 7″

Sevylor 1-Person Pointer Kayak


Sevylor 1-Person Pointer Kayak


$339.95


Pointer K1, as the name implies has a very pointed bow and stern and this, combined with 2 skegs, and a flat bottom construction makes for a great touring kayak. The boat tracks extremely well, better than any other inflatable kayak. However, as all inflatable kayaks it can also be used on a fast flowing river. Standard equipment is: luggage type storage/carry bag, white water spray cover with apron, large comfortable padded seat with backrest, rear cargo hatch with cover, bungee lacing for deck cargo, 4 tie-downs to secure top side cargo or spare paddle, a bow and stern lifting handle, a water bottle holder, 2 Boston valves and 1 jumbo valve, owner’s manual, and maintenance kit LOA – 10′ Beam – 2’8″ Weight – 28 lbs. Pers. Cap. – 1 Max. Cap. – 300 lbs

Watershed Aleutian Kayak Bag


Watershed Aleutian Kayak Bag


$107.96


Watershed Deluxe Aleutian Kayak Deck Bag – The Aleutian Kayak Deck Bag is simply the best storage available to touring paddlers. It provides on-the-deck, easy-access storage for kayaks. This fully submersible kayaking deck bag offers the patented Zip Dry seal, similar to a heavy-duty freezer bag. It locks shut, keeping out moisture with an airtight, waterproof seal, even when submerged and under pressure. The opening faces the paddler, allowing easy access to gear at all times. The polyurethane-coated 420-denier nylon pack cloth Kryptothane fabric offers 5 times the abrasion resistance of PVC, stays flexible in cold weather, is UV-stable, and more environmentally friendly. Radio-frequency welding bonds the multiple layers of fabric into a single piece of material, eliminating leaks. A removable stiffener sheet allows for easy loading and unloading. There’s ample internal storage, a mesh water bottle holder, bilge pump clips and a welded-in easy-view map case

Sevylor Lightweight Composite Kayak Paddle


Sevylor Lightweight Composite Kayak Paddle


$99.95


Sevylor by Coleman Lightweight Composite Kayak Paddle with Spoon Shaped Fiberglass Charged Nylon Blades are the kind of Kayak Paddle for the serious water sports person. Paddle weights only two pounds (900 grams) with an overall length of 90-1/2 inches Strong, durable and corrosion free fiberglass shaft withcold weather grips and blade indicators make this paddle exceptional. Seven InchBlade Width can give you control even in the roughest waters. Paddle disassembles into two pieces for easy stowage.

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“Best Of 2010” – Tripshock.com Picks The Best Things To Do While On Vacation In Destin, Fl

Year after year, travelers from all over the world come to Destin to enjoy the beautiful beaches and upscale entertainment.  However, most travelers don’t have the opportunity to experience the best of Destin because they simply don’t know.  In my experiences as a local resident in the Destin area, I have had the opportunity to meet thousands of interesting people.  I would get the question asked a lot, “What is there to do in Destin?”  For all those people reading this and planning to visit Destin in 2010, let me give you a clue to what will be hot in 2010.

10. Shopping – Destin is home to two major shopping centers and a handful of medium to large shopping plazas.  The two big shopping centers that headline the area are Destin Commons and Silver Sands Outlet Mall.  Both of these Malls include popular brand stores such as GAP, Coach, Victoria Secret, Bass Pro Shop and Saks 5th Avenue.  If you need a break from the sun, shopping is a great alternative!

    Best Tip – Before going shopping, be sure to check out the website for these shopping centers for discounts and other promotions.

    9. Air Force Armament Museum – The Air Force Armament Museum is located in Fort Walton Beach, but it is a must see for anyone visiting Destin.  Surrounding the museum are various aircraft used in World War II and beyond.  Inside the museum, you’ll experience numerous weapons dated back to the 1800’s.  It’s free to enter the museum, but a donation is appreciated to maintain the building.

      Best Tip – Museums are a great way to spend the day when the weather is unfavorable for outdoor activities.

      8. Go on a Dinner Cruise – Instead of eating at a restaurant, how about on a three- story yacht?  Sunquest Dinner Cruises offers the best in upscale dining and is great for the entire family.  Enjoy a 3-hour dinner cruise while listening to live entertainment with beautiful sunset and scenery of the Choctawatchee Bay.

        Best Tip – SunQuest Dinner Cruises is located in the Baytown Marina on the east side of Destin.  Arrive early to insure a good seat and enjoy a cold beverage while you’re waiting for the boat to take off.

        7. Take a Helicopter Tour – Have you ever wondered what it’s like viewing Destin from above?  Take a tour with Destin Helicopter and see the beautiful beaches from an entirely different perspective.  You can even do a Shark Tour where the pilot lets you see sharks swimming below, Yikes!

          Best Tip – Make sure you go on a sunny day so you can get the most out of your photo shoots.

          6. Fly High, Go Parasailing – Unlike the helicopter tour, you can actually feel the wind in your face.  Make sure to let the captain know you don’t want to get wet!  Check out Harbor Water Sports in Destin for a fun Parasail Adventure.

            Best Tip – Most of the time, you can have up to three people during each flight.  This will help the ones who are scared of heights.

            5. Dolphin Tours – There is nothing like a relaxing sunset cruise on the Destin harbor.  In addition, you have the opportunity to see Atlantic bottlenose dolphins.  If you’re lucky, they will come up right to the boat and do tricks!  These trips are relatively inexpensive and a great activity for the entire family.  Olin Marler Charter Cruises is a great choice for your dolphin cruise experience.

              Best Tip – Have your camera ready at all times.  Dolphins will come and go very quickly at times.

              4. Big Kahuna’s Water Park – Big Kahuna’s Water Park is one of the biggest attractions on the emerald coast.  In addition to the water park, you’ll find go-carts, miniature golf and thrill rides.  This is a top pick for kids, but it’s also fun for all ages

                Best Tip – If you plan on staying in Destin for more than a week, it may be wise to get a seasonal pass for $100.  Single ticket prices can range from $40-$50 per person and the seasonal pass will allow entry all week.

                3. Snorkeling – You are probably wondering how snorkeling made it up this far, but snorkeling can be very fun and exciting.  Destin Snorkel offers tours daily that take you to a popular location near the harbor that provides great visibility.  You can also rent an underwater camera that lets you take digital pictures and video for just $25 extra.  Destin Snorkel offers free kayak rental, complimentary beverages and high quality goggles, snorkel and flippers.

                  Best Tip – Sunny days are the best for snorkeling because it gives the best visibility for underwater viewing.

                  2. Charter Fishing – Charter Fishing has been Destin’s most popular activity since the 1950’s.  The Destin Harbor is home to hundreds of charter fishing vessels available for hire.  There are trips available for all ages and skill level.  Olin Marler Charters is one of the oldest fleets on the harbor and has some of the most experienced captains at the helm.

                    Best Tip – For those of you that rarely go fishing, it is suggested you take a motion relief medicine called “bonine”.  Unlike its counterpart, dramamine, bonine is a non-drowsy relief medicine so you don’t sleep through your fishing trip!

                    1. Visit the Beach! – This should be a no-brainer in our count down!  Millions of people visit the emerald coast each year for our sugar white beaches.  Take a swim in the crystal clear waters or relax on a beach chair and soak up some sun.  There is much to enjoy on Destin’s beaches and that best part is… It’s FREE!

                      Best Tip – Never underestimate the sun.  Always use sun tan lotion to avoid sunburn.  The white sand of Destin’s beaches is used as a reflector, which can raise the risk of sunburn regardless of the temperature.

                      Some other activities that didn’t make our list, but our worth checking out are Sailing Charters, Laser Tag, Pontoon Rentals, Jet Ski Rentals, Kiteboarding, Surf Lessons and Golfing

                      There you have it folks, the best of 2010 in Destin, Florida.  Go to http://www.tripshock.com to view all the different Destin attractions.  Book online or call 850-424-5125 for reservation assistance.

                      About the Author

                      The author of this article is Greg Fisher, Co-founder of TripShock!.  You can visit his site at http://www.tripshock.com