Kokatat is proud to announce their partnership with World Kayak’s 2010 Hometown Throwdown Series. The series is designed to bring communities of recreational boaters together in the spirit of simple competition with an emphasis on fun.
Kokatat sponsored Chilean kayakers and explorers Cristian Donoso and Mario Sepúlveda complete their self-supported land and sea expedition covering never-before navigated sections of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Kokatat, the 39-year-old independent watersports apparel and accessories company, will support its newest kayak fishing ambassador Drew Gregory and his company, Deep Creek Ventures, in executing the 2010 River Basin Tournament Trail.
Kokatat will bring its premier rescue life jacket - the Ronin Pro - to U.S. market on October 15, 2009. The Ronin Pro’s release celebrates a multi-year effort to update the requirements of type-5 rescue PFDs in the United States.
Kokatat is sponsoring a land and sea expedition covering a never-before navigated section of the Antarctic Peninsula. Chilean kayakers and explorers Cristian Donoso and Mario Sepúlveda depart in November on this self-supported journey.
Kokatat is sponsoring a 1,300 mile journey from Norfolk, VA, to Key West, FL. On behalf of the Wildland Firefighter Foundation, Justin DeForest will set out September 28th on the two-month expedition.
Kokatat is a founding sponsor of Anna Levesque’s “Girls At Play” paddling program - an organization designed to encourage female participation in watersports and to empower women in their daily lives.
Kokatat, a 38-year-old, independent paddlewear and accessories company, is a founding sponsor of Anna Levesque’s “Girls At Play” paddling program. Girls At Play (GAP) is an organization designed to encourage female participation in watersports and to empower women in their daily lives.
Northern Lights Expeditions, a project seeking to establish links between children of isolated indigenous communities of the Arctic and children of the U.K., has completed the first phase of this three-part service project.
In March of 2009, Diego Lamas, Agustin and Luis Garcia Albarido will attempt for the first time to paddle the entire length of Argentina, more than 4,000 nautical miles, in hopes to raise awareness for rural schools and environmental preservation.