Sustainability Is Part Of Our Values
We see it as our mission to be a pioneer in sustainability in the industry. By incorporating sustainability into our everyday operations, decisions and thinking, we can influence and inspire others to also take steps towards a more sustainable future. Our vision is to be part of the solution to environmental challenges by offering environmentally friendly products and services that promote a sustainable lifestyle. We strive to make a difference and make the world a better place, one paddle at a time.
Recyclable SUPs And Kayaks
The SUPs and kayaks used by KAYAKOMAT come from Point 65 Sweden, the leading Scandinavian paddlesports brand that also owns KAYAKOMAT.
The SUPs and kayaks are made of recyclable polyethylene (PE). Each SUP and kayak is partly made from recycled PE. The manufacturing process is also energy-efficient and clean. It generates no toxins or other pollution.
Recyclable polythene is a type of polythene that can be recycled and used again to make new products. This means that the equipment can be recycled at the end of its life, instead of ending up in landfill.
During the manufacturing process, Point 65 Sweden uses recycled waste material, including material from the cut-out cockpits and hatches of the kayaks and SUPs. By using recycled materials, the company is reducing its carbon footprint and helping to reduce the amount of waste going to landfill.
Encouraging Reusing Of Equipment
Renting Decreases Overconsumption
Instead of using the equipment until it is worn out, KAYAKOMAT sells it on to private individuals when it is still fresh. There the equipment gets a new, long life. In this way, we reduce the production of new kayaks, as individuals who still want to own a SUP or kayak buy one that already exists.
Renting a SUP or a kayak is a great way to enjoy nature while being environmentally conscious. There are several reasons why renting a SUP or kayak is a sustainable choice.
Firstly, renting avoids the environmental impact of owning a personal SUP or kayak. SUPs/kayaks require materials and energy to manufacture, contribute to pollution and habitat destruction if not managed properly.
By renting a SUP or kayak instead of buying, you reduce your personal impact on the environment.
Supporting Local Entrepreneurship Is Climate Smart
Encouraging Nature Friendly Activities
Renting a SUP or kayak from KAYAKOMAT supports the local company, the Operator, that runs it, which has positive environmental effects. When you rent from a local company, you contribute to the local economy and help create employment. This helps to preserve natural areas and animal habitats by supporting sustainable tourism and conservation efforts.
Finally, SUP and kayaking themselves help to promote environmental awareness and appreciation of nature. When out on the water, one can observe and connect with the natural environment in a unique way. This naturally helps to foster a sense of stewardship and inspire individuals to take action to protect the environment.
In conclusion, renting a SUP or kayak is a sustainable choice. By reducing personal environmental impact, supporting sustainable businesses and promoting environmental awareness, renting a SUP or kayak can help protect the natural world for future generations to enjoy.
What You Can Do To Promote Sustainability
You have an important role to play in promoting sustainability by taking care of your equipment and keeping the environment around your KAYAKOMAT clean and tidy.
By regularly maintaining and repairing your equipment, you can extend its lifespan and reduce the need to buy new equipment unnecessarily.
You can also help reduce your ecological carbon footprint by using environmentally friendly products when cleaning your equipment and the environment.
Avoiding single-use plastic products and using reusable alternatives instead is also a good way to contribute to sustainability.
By encouraging your customers to reuse and recycle when using KAYAKOMAT equipment, you can also help reduce waste and promote sustainability.
This can be as simple as encouraging customers to pick up after themselves if they have a snack during or after paddling.
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