There are different types of kayaks suited for various uses, including polyvalent kayaks for beginners well-suited for lakes and calm rivers, touring kayaks intended for medium-long trips in large lakes or calm seas, and whitewater kayaks for advanced kayakers designed for high jumps and maneuvers in rivers. Fishing and polo kayaks also have specific designs for their purposes.

2.  As we know there are different types of
kayak. It is not the same as we start kayaking
we already know how this sport works.
Therefore, a kayak built to travel long
distances is different from a whitewater
kayak.

3.  A polyvalent kayak. It is a kayak for beginners.
Very versatile. Ideal for beginners, occasional
paddlers and families who want to take a walk.
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 Use: Lakes, lazy rivers, calm sea.

4.  They are very stable and safe kayaks for a
first contact with the sea, river or lake, and
in case of falling water is easy to get back
on.
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 Use: Calm sea

5.  Prepared for fishing, provided that it be
stable and storage space requirements
kayak fishing.
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 Use: Fishing

6.  It is primarily intended for medium-long hiking
tour either in large lakes, sea or rivers of calm
water.
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 The touring will be more comfortable, more
stable, more robust and more weight. For
kayaking competition seeks it fast. It will be
longer, narrower and more unstable.

7.  For more advanced kayakers.
 They have been designed for high jumps and
more maneuverability.

8.  They are narrow, light kayaks and have
less volume than a sea kayaking.
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 Use: lake, calm river.

9.  To practice kayak
polo.
 For Olympic
competition.