This $380 foldable kayak fits in my Prius and goes from backseat to lake in 10 minutes

Source: www.theguardian.com · Section: headlines · Bias: Center-Left · Published: Sun, 28 Jun 2026 17:15:15 GMT

Tucktec’s 10 Pro is compact enough for a small car, quick enough for spontaneous trips, and inexpensive enough to open boating to everyoneGoSun Sport-E solar oven review: a fuel-free way to cook outside, even with no sunSign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better thingsI love the calm of kayaking. I enjoy being close to the water, the soft slap of waves against the hull, the sound of birds in the trees, and the way a river keeps offering one more curve and pebbled bank to explore.But I’ve never wanted the gear or hassle of the typical boating lifestyle. I don’t own a truck or a trailer. I don’t want to hoist a heavy boat on to a roof rack, ratchet it down, then drive around nervously glancing upward every time the wind gusts. I want to check the weather, pack a lunch, toss a boat in my car and get out on the water. Continue reading...

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