A canoeist uses a single-bladed paddle; a kayak paddle is longer and has a blade at each end. Kayakers therefore get twice as many strokes in as canoeists; however since a canoe paddle is shorter it is generally held more vertically and has a deeper, stronger stroke. Kayakers paddle sitting down; canoeists can paddle either sitting or kneeling. Most white-water canoes are setup for the paddler to be kneeling since that is more stable and gives the paddler more control. A kayak has a deck (top), most canoes don't; however a "C1" is a special type of canoe that looks like a kayak (has a deck) but has the paddler kneeling and using a single-bladed paddle. Kayaks and C1's also can be equipped with a "spray skirt" which covers the cockpit keeping water out and make them less likely to get swamped in rough water.
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A canoe has a top, with a canoe can use a spray deck. A kayak has an open top so it is like you are sitting on top of it. A canoe is easier to capsize than a kayak. This is a canoe (without These are kayaks a spray deck)
Kayak
canoe
Kayak
A canoe has a top, with a canoe can use a spray deck. A kayak has an open top so it is like you are sitting on top of it. A canoe is easier to capsize than a kayak.
The French use almost the same word, "canot" for "canoe" as English speakers. Kayak in English is also kayak in French, but in my limited experience there I saw both called canoe-kayak.
canoe or kayak
kaiak kayak I thinkThe palindrome here is kayak.
canoe
It is like a kayak but is different
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