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Updated on 4/24/2024
By Abigail Scott
I'm Abigail Scott, an author, adventurer, and mother of three. When I'm not navigating the beautiful chaos of motherhood, you can find me tackling the turbulent waters as a professional whitewater kayaker or scaling impressive rock faces as a climbing guide. The rush of adrenaline, whether from kayaking or climbing, is a feeling I cherish deeply. But the thrill doesn't stop there; I capture the breathtaking allure of nature through my lens as a professional photographer. And when I'm not submerged in the wild, my software engineering skills amplify my outdoor pursuits, allowing me to harness technology in unique ways. Through my writings, whether articles or blog posts, I share not just my adventures but my heart, hoping to spark a flame of inspiration in others to break boundaries and experience the world's wonders.
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ADVANCED ELEMENTS Rapid Up Kayak Sail Kit - The Advanced Elements Rapid Up kayak sail kit allows you to harness the wind and provides a safe, and very easy-to-use sail for downwind sailing. It is self-launching, self-standing, and stows either on-deck or below. With its ability to be quickly launched and taken down while out on the water you have a very lightweight and efficient sail for your kayak. You can use the Rapid Up sail on a variety of different boats making it one of the most versatile wind sails on the market. If youâ€re looking for some fun in the wind, grab the Advanced Elements Rapid Up Kayak sail kit.
Easy storage - The RapidUp kayak sail folds down into an 18' disk for compact storage.
Compatibility - The unique design and adjustable attachments make the RapidUp kayak sail universal and compatible with many different kayak decks.
Easy to use - The RapidUp is a compact, portable, and easy to set up down-wind kayak sail that rapidly deploys and quickly stows flat on the deck of your kayak.
Durable construction - Made of high quality, durable ripstop sail cloth.
Design - Compact and portable design with unique shape that conforms to kayak decks as well as a non-corroding internal 'spring' frame for optimized efficiency.
Accessories included - Storage bag, instruction manual, two (2) quick-connect stabilization lanyards, one (1) quick-connect dousing lanyard and one (1) carabiner base clip.
does it include the kayak - Where did you find a $400 kayak?
Some one said that this is not for upwind. Nobody has found a way to use it for upwind or diagonal? - It cannot go upwind and I don't believe it can tack into the wind diagonally like a sailboat as it is not designed that way. The wind just literally pushes the sail so it must come from behind.
how small does it break down? Can it fit in the Kayak bag? - Mine came in a zipped bag. It fit right in the space behind my seat in my kayak. When in the zipped bag it was the size of a medium-size round Weber kettle barbecue lid.
Will this sail work on a canoe? - Yes, I believe this will work great on a canoe, depending on the length of canoe you may have to extend the three controller lines, easy. I really like this sail, it’s one of the few things that just worked great out of the box and is very well constructed.
Frequently Asked Questions
does it include the kayak
Where did you find a $400 kayak?
Some one said that this is not for upwind. Nobody has found a way to use it for upwind or diagonal?
It cannot go upwind and I don't believe it can tack into the wind diagonally like a sailboat as it is not designed that way. The wind just literally pushes the sail so it must come from behind.
how small does it break down? Can it fit in the Kayak bag?
Mine came in a zipped bag. It fit right in the space behind my seat in my kayak. When in the zipped bag it was the size of a medium size round Weber kettle barbaque lid.
Will this sail work on a canoe?
Yes, I believe this will work great on a canoe, depending on the length of canoe you may have to extend the three controller lines, easy. I really like this sail, it’s one of the few things that just worked great out of the box and is very well constructed.
