How to chose a paddle for packrafting
There are 2 main types of paddles: Recreational/Touring Paddles and Whitewater Paddles Recreational or touring paddles are low angle and longer. Low angle means you paddle more relaxed and horizontal....
What is a TiZIp?
A TZip aka Ti-Zip Storage Zipper aka Cargo Fly is a waterproof and airtight zipper that allows you to store gear inside the air chamber of your packraft. This allows you...
Packraft Materials - TPU vs PVC
When buying a new packraft there are a few things to consider, one of the first is material: TPU or PVC? TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane), a type of thermoplastic elastomer, has...
Whitewater Ratings - Class I-V
Whitewater is rated from class I-V (1 to 5) based on several different factors such as how big and long the rapid is, how easy a rescue would be and...
American Packraft Association P.A.C.K.R.A.F.T. Safety Code
American Packraft Association P.A.C.K.R.A.F.T. Safety Code At Kokopelli we believe safety and education are critical to the responsible growth of the sport of packrafting. As part of our commitment to...
Packrafting Checklist
Packrafting checklist for everything to bring on a pack raft trip. Packraft, paddle, camping gear, 10 essentials, dry bags, safety gear, comfort items, ect.
Cold Water Paddling Tips
It can be rough, yet incredibly rewarding to paddle in the “off season”. Here’s a few top tips from what to wear paddling, the right gear for cold weather, safety tips, things to make winter paddling more comfortable and ways to get you prepared for cold water packrafting and kayaking in the winter and snow.