A kayak from Struer is incredibly strong and easy to maintain. The wood simply becomes more attractive as time passes, and whatever its age, the Struer kayak retains its rigidity and its unique go when the paddle is pulled.
To achieve a high speed, the material may not be yielding or dead. A kayak’s hull must be a light shell which is tensioned like a spring against the pressure of the water. Only wood possesses this property. All plastics have a high elasticity or lose their resilience during use and under the effects of wind and weather.
But moulded wood cannot be pressed out of shape, not even during storage on land. The resilience in the hull of a wooden kayak remains the same. The first moulded Struer kayaks are still intact after 60 years, so if you want both enduring quality and a racing kayak built under the latest principles, Struer Kajak is an inevitable partner in your hunt for success at whatever your level.
