Kayak Tutorial Edging

[@andyd3063]

"a portion of the hull is taken out of the water so there's less resistance" -- thank you for these clear examples and for this explanation of why kayak edging is so helpful!

[@tnickels123]

Glad it was helpful!

[@scottvogel8126]

By far the best explanation I have seen as to how (and why) to use this technique. Thanks!

[@tnickels123]

Thank you, Tom

[@kayasper6081]

Edging is good for virtually any kayak technique, the more you put into it, the more you get out. Still, many of us could benefit more of edging. Nice subject for a video.

[@redhead56]

Tom you taught me to paddle on the C&O canal in DC and took me on my first open water paddle at Jekyll Island GA. Hope all is well, I am still paddling!

[@tnickels123]

excellent and thx for viewing

[@khelben1979]

Very good explaination! really appreciated the video!

[@josephshaff5194]

Amazing! Thanks. gives me some things to work on.

[@GetOutandKayakMalta]

Great and informative. Thanks.

[@Kwood10]

Nice video 👍🏻

[@njsrobot]

I love edging in my kayak there’s a lot of fluid tho

[@puckja616]

If I edge so much that some water flows into cockpit momentarily, do I need to reduce the edge angle? Thanks!

[@maricallo6143]

Suppose you need a spray skirt....

[@maricallo6143]

I have hard time edging or keeping on edge because I don't seem to have enough strength and dexterity in my (lower?) back. When I manage to edge, the kayak doesn't turn even if it's moving, or it turns to the left no matter which side I edge to. Discouraging.

[@greggordon680]

Very edgy video