Kayaks [noun]

Six of them immediately dropped into their kayaks and set off after him.

Like the kayaks, it was covered with seal-skin; or perhaps it might have been the hide of the walrus.

But they had nothing with them to trade off to us, save their kayaks, paddles, and harpoons.

Knock their old kayaks to pieces: that frightens them worst of any thing.

We danced, we capered, at the risk of our necks, among the slippery kayaks.

He showed them how to make kayaks by stretching green hides over a framework of ribs, and letting the hides dry.

In the afternoon preparations were made to abandon the ship, the sleighs and kayaks being placed ready on deck.

After twenty-four hours it closed once more, and they had to drag the kayaks on the sleigh overland.

So it was arranged that Johansen should stay there to see to the kayaks, while Nansen set out on this expedition.

On the 22d, as they were rowing the kayaks over some open water, they were fortunate enough to shoot a large seal.