To the Inuit, Nanuq was the boss polar bear. To shamans, the dancing bear was the transition
between human beings on earth and the spirit of these who have gone on or are far away. Our
adoption of Nanuq and the dancing bear represents our homage to Inuit culture and the Greenland-style boats,
paddles, and gear they created.
The Portland Schoonerfest & Regatta 2019 Experience the Thrill of Tall Ship Racing! Support Education at Sea for Maine Teens! The Portland Schoonerfest will be
Walk the Working Waterfront, Saturday June 8th 2019 Explore the Piers and Wharves: a Self Guided Walking Tour Proudly celebrating the people, businesses, and infrastructure
Sunday, June 9: Demo Days at Willard Beach We are going to do a demo day from 10am to 1pm at Willard Beach. I will
Designed for the intermediate/advance paddler. A unique design, stepping away from the traditional look of a British sea kayak into a class by itself. Speed, handling, stability and carrying capacity blended into a unique whole. Available in 18 feet, 16 feet, and reduced volume.
A brother to the ALAW but with a conventional seating position. Fast, stable, responsive, and comfortable in all seas. Snug fit for optimal handling. Unique elements include adjustable seat and foot plate.
The Greenland T is a classic, slightly-higher-volume version of the Ilaga, able to carry both a larger passenger and more gear whilst offering the characteristics of a classic Inuit kayak. The T comes with a standard keyhole cockpit and the TOC comes with an ocean cockpit.
Store Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 10am-5pm | Sunday 10am-4pm | Closed Monday and Tuesday
(Holiday hours are a mash so call first and make sure…)
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