Expedition Kayaks

07/10/2026

The EK Glide Greenland Paddle - $425
We’ve got a big new batch of our Glide GP back on the shelves, click the link below to see the specs and pricing on this affordable, robust and lightweight split carbon traditional paddle.

Glide effortlessly across serene waters with the EK Glide Greenland Paddle, a masterfully crafted full carbon paddle that embodies the timeless elegance of traditional Greenland-style paddling. Its lightweight construction and classically refined blade shape deliver whisper-quiet strokes through gla...

02/10/2026

This simple, clean Audax design has been turning heads all morning while it sits on the shop floor awaiting pick up. We reckon it’s a beaut..!
Lead times are starting to lengthen as the summer months approach, so get in touch if you’d like to test paddle any of our four Australian designed and manufactured sea kayaks.

https://expeditionkayaks.com/collections/australian-made-expedition-sea-kayaks

29/09/2026

Some places you earn…..

20/09/2026

South Zoe Island and croc country…!!

03/09/2026

The EK Skegfoot - $279
Just as the BigFoot transforms a ruddered kayak from a clumsy and ergonomically compromised footpeg/toe pedal system to something more akin to a high performance craft, the Skegfoot allows you to ditch the tiny side foot pegs and instal a footplate that resembles a customised bulkhead footrest.
Why does it make a difference? Controlling a rudderless boat is as much about foot pressure and placement as anything else, and the full plate allows you to move your feet to apply pressure and better execute edged turns and bracing.
If you've ever paddled a kayak with a customised full bulkhead and compared that to the pokey footpegs that come as standard with most Brit skeg boats you'll know the difference.
This is another one of our own designs, made in Australia and shipping out all over the world. If you'd like to know more click the link below.

https://expeditionkayaks.com/products/the-skegfoot-kayak-footplate-system

31/08/2026

Lindsay & a bunch of his mates have some grand expedition plans on the horizon, and on Saturday he came out for a burn in the Audax.
With a stiff breeze and a lumpy sea it was a beaut set of conditions to paddle into, across and downwind, to gauge the boats' performance from all quarters in a very real ocean.
As long as you're up for it, our test paddles are the real deal, and our aim is to make sure nobody goes away with any doubts as to how our boats handle in the conditions they were designed to be padded in.
If you'd like to test out one of four Australian made sea kayaks, the Audax, Azure, Aurora and the famous Nadgee Solo, get in touch.
Lead times at the moment are back to early October, so you won't be waiting long for a brand new expedition kayak, built in your own custom colours.
Info on all four kayaks are through the link below, and with pricing on imported kayaks now fast approcahing $10,000, our locally made designs represent terrific value:
https://expeditionkayaks.com/collections/australian-made-expedition-sea-kayaks

30/08/2026

Something special paddling off the Cronulla beaches yesterday, a red ocean algae which seemed to attract a phenomenal amount of schooling Salmon. We paddled about 10km down to Wanda and back, and for most of it we were in the thick of the red bloom, as well as literally tens of thousands of fish.

There were heaps of fishos out trying to grab a bucket full, but nobody seemed to be catching anything, maybe the fish were too well fed on the algal nutrients?

Regardless, once again it was like being in the middle of a David Attenborough doco.

We’re lucky to live in a place smack bang in the middle of civilisation, where wild things are still thriving.

28/08/2026

We are struggling to remember a warmer, brighter winter than this one that is gently tailing off in Sydney. The water temperature has been welcoming, air temperatures in the early 20s, and a crystal-clear blue ocean.
Today was typical, with the added bonus of a fun little wave out in the bay. We reckon we live in Paddling Paradise.

19/08/2026

A challenging and confronting day on the water for Franky & Dave today, something of a crash course for a committing trip in the Tropics that they start soon, without a huge amount of sea kayaking experience.

We tried to make it as real as possible with an unseasonal northerly gusting to 20kn and a lively sea state, with a proper crack at downwind, manoeuvring safely to one another in the stiff breeze and a series of rescues in the middle of the rough stuff.

Good luck on your trip guys, the spirit of adventure is alive and well...!