On The Newsstands: Spring 2025 Issue Of Paddling Magazine

The Spring 2025 issue of Paddling Magazine is on the newsstands. In this issue…

  • 2025 Paddling Buyer’s Guide

  • How to do everything find yourself

    • Save your marriage

    • Predict the weather

    • Bake a pizza

    • Rescue your friends, and 21 more wild skills, survival hacks and paddling tips you didn’t know you needed

  • Make sea kayaking great again

  • secret histories of rivers revealed I

  • the death of adventure

  • Jon turk’s scariest swim

  • Most grueling paddle race ever

  • World’s highest sup expedition

  • Find happiness in horrible conditions

  • Gear myths according to pros

  • Navigation apps are making us dumber.

  • Olympic kayak fishing. Really?

  • And more…

Paddling Magazine is $12.95 at your local newsstand and $3.99 on the iOS App Store and the Android Store.

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