31/07/2026
From flat water to wild water to open water — same commitment, different discipline. Max Hoff, Olympic champion, has brought that drive into Surfski, and the podiums have followed.
No longer racing professionally, but still on the water almost every day. Some habits don’t retire.
30/06/2026
The Storm 610 just got an upgrade.
Meet the Storm 615 — longer, more stable, same speed you already trust.
Higher rocker for quicker, more responsive handling in ocean conditions. Optimised hull shape that keeps the same fast flatwater speed as the 610. Redesigned nose for the perfect balance between wave-cutting and lift in surf. New carbon cockpit hood keeps your feet dry and your watch always in view.
Built with the same DNA, ready for more.
Updated to handle any storm.
Now live at nordickayaks.com — link in bio.
09/06/2026
Adaptability over gear lists. Marin Lanée has paddled everything, everywhere — and reckons that’s his biggest advantage. His only non-negotiables? Watch and water bottle. The rest is details. 😄
21/05/2026
Two world champions. Two days. The Baltic Sea.
This August, Kira Bester (reigning World Champion) and Rosie Edwards (reigning U23 World Champion) are bringing their ocean paddling expertise to Rostock — and you’re invited.
Whether you’re chasing performance or just want to learn from the best, this clinic is open to all levels.
📅 20 – 21 August
📍 Rostock, Baltic Sea
We’re planning now and need a minimum of 10 paddlers to confirm — so if you’re in, let us know by mid-June. Send us a DM, or mail to [email protected] to register your interest.
07/05/2026
It’s here. 🚀
Meet the K1 39 — born from the same hull DNA as our surfskis, built to take your flatwater racing to the next level.
Sharper hull. Unmatched acceleration. Higher sidewalls for a drier ride. And our newly developed carbon bulkhead for rapid drainage when it counts.
The K1 39 is optimized for paddlers up to 90 kg who refuse to settle. Faster. Sharper. More responsive.
Built to beat your best.
🔗 Full specs + details in bio.
06/05/2026
Easy paddle. Simple drills. No heroics.
Australian K1 athlete Josh Kippin knows that the first session back isn’t about going hard — it’s about finding the water feel and letting the rest follow from there.
Tomorrow, something new hits the water. Stay tuned. 🔥
Cold Water Code, Episode 6. 🌊
29/04/2026
NK pants on. Short sessions counting. Never losing the feeling. 🏆
Vice World Champion Pierre Vilella shares how he stays connected to the water all winter long — what goes through his head before a big race, why he never takes a long break, and why even a short paddle always beats none at all.
Cold Water Code, Episode 5. 🌊