Inlines
Inlines are a type of watercraft that are designed to be rowed or paddled while standing upright, rather than lying down as in traditional canoes or kayaks. They are typically characterized by their long, narrow hulls and the use of a single-bladed paddle for propulsion. Inlines are often used for recreational purposes, such as fishing, sightseeing, or simply enjoying the outdoors. They are also popular among competitive rowers and paddlers who participate in races and regattas.
The history of inlines can be traced back to the early 20th century, with the first known
One of the key advantages of inlines is their stability and ease of use. The upright position
However, inlines do have some limitations. Their long, narrow hulls can make them less maneuverable in tight