
- This is the model of kayak I was in.
Jesse Dean, a friend in my ward, took me and another friend Jay Shular to a slow spot on the Provo River to teach us how to roll a kayak. I’ve always wanted to learn how to do this. The water is below 50 degrees so we dressed in wetsuits and dry tops. You know, two layers of neoprene around the waist is very slimming
We practiced wet exits, various stokes and rolling for five or so hours. With a little help we could right ourselves, but I never rolled back without help. I was surprised how disorienting it was to try and do upside down, under water, what seemed to make so much sense when I was upright.
Regardless of how the rolling went, we had a great time.
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cool!
Did you rent the kayaks? There are some really cool places to kayak up here. It’s just not the most toddler friendly activity.
Yes, we rented the Kayaks and all the gear at BYU Outdoors unlimited for $25. What a deal!
So, did you take any photos? You are very adventurous. I think it would take some serious thought before I jumped into rapids with one of those.