Collection: Sea Kayaking UK - Exclusive to Sea Kayaking Wales Members
SKW Kayaks Ltd is partnering with the SKUK Outlet in Holyhead to offer exclusive deals to Sea Kayaking Wales members and participants
SKUK - Sea Kayaking UK
Over 20 years ago, Nigel Dennis Kayaks (NDK) was established with the creation of the Romany sea kayak. Since then, a wide range of kayaks has been designed and manufactured in Holyhead, North Wales, under the leadership of Nigel Dennis, a BCU coach and world-renowned expedition expert. Known for their exceptional design, these kayaks have become synonymous with British sea kayaking. Today, the company operates as Sea Kayaking UK (SKUK), but classics like the Romany, Explorer, Echo and Pilgrim remain firm favourites among paddlers worldwide.
These kayaks are celebrated for their exceptional performance in rough water, outstanding secondary stability, comfortable fit, and durable construction. The model lineup includes the Romany, Explorer, Pilgrim, Greenlander Pro, and Triton double. Except for the Triton II, all models are available in four construction options: Standard, Elite, Carbon/Kevlar, and the new 50/50 layup.
Nigel Dennis has introduced many groundbreaking innovations to the sea kayaking world. For example, the first-ever keyhole cockpit and the sloping bulkhead for easier kayak draining were his designs. His influence extends far beyond his brand, as many modern sea kayak designs owe their inspiration to his work. Nigel continues to be a trailblazer in the sport, inspiring and coaching both seasoned sea kayakers and beginners worldwide.
Why Choose SKUK Sea Kayaks?
SKUK kayaks are built to exceptional quality standards, and their durability and performance are unmatched for the price. Every kayak is a testament to UK craftsmanship, backed by a robust guarantee. Whether you're looking for a standard build or something uniquely yours, SKUK offers fully customizable options, including a virtually unlimited colour palette and bespoke artwork. Custom artwork is quoted separately but is well worth it, as it makes your kayak truly one of a kind—something you'll treasure for years to come.
