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Aqua-Bound

Posted by Appomattox River Company · August 26, 2013

Once you've found the boat that fits you at Appomattox River Company, your next decision will be to choose a paddle. Whether you're buying a boat for the lake or a boat for whitewater, Aqua-Bound has some great paddles to choose from. They even have a well-balanced paddle that comes with a small diameter shaft to elevate your kid's paddling experience.

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Astral Buoyancy

Posted by Appomattox River Company · August 26, 2013

Appomattox River Company not only carries canoes, kayaks and stand up paddleboards, we also carry boating accessories. One of our life vest companies is Astral Buoyancy. Astral carries a full line of lifejackets (Personal Flotation Devices/PFD's), from whitewater kayaking and canoeing to recreation, touring, kayak fishing and sea kayaking.

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AT Paddles

Posted by Appomattox River Company · August 26, 2013

Appomattox River Company proundly carries Adventure Technology (AT Paddles), who was the first to conceive the idea of an ergonomic kayak paddle for whitewater use and has expanded from there. AT is a leader in ergonomic design and functionality and delivers exceptional quality to support a lifetime of paddling.

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Liquidlogic

Posted by Appomattox River Company · August 26, 2013

Appomattox River Company has been stocking Liquidlogic boats for a long time, and with good reason! Starting out as a dream on the banks of Western North Carolina's Green River Narrows in 1999, Liquidlogic came into being in an old farmhouse in Flat Rock, NC in 2001. Now, having teamed up with Legacy Paddlesports in Greensboro, they now work out of an active just miles from the road down to the put-in of the Green River.

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Mad River Canoe

Posted by Appomattox River Company · August 26, 2013

Jim Henry, Mad River Canoe company founder, designed and built the first Malecite around 1971. He then raced in and won the Downriver National Championship and the rest is history. Word spread and demand grew. A tradition of innovation was born.

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