Version 1.2 of iOS app brings many improvements, along with new features like preparation map, with full, exclusive offline, connection-free functionality preserved, Paddle Partner reports
HICKSVILLE, N.Y. - March 23, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Enjoying the great outdoors can mean losing access to smart-device data, particularly when out on the water. With a huge range of features that work even when no cellphone reception is available, Paddle Partner is the go-to app for kayaking and canoeing enthusiasts.
Covering top destinations like Everglades National Park and the Big Bend Saltwater Paddling Trail with real-time maps, points of interest, and more in both online and offline modes, Paddle Partner is the best way to plan, navigate, and explore. With a major recent update bringing the app to version 1.2 and adding improvements and features like a much-anticipated preparation map, Paddle Partner keeps getting better, as well. Those who love to paddle can learn more at the Paddle Partner website at http://paddlepartner.com. Paddle Partner is available now for iOS devices, with an Android version to follow in the near future.
"As with so many others, there's nothing we enjoy more than getting out on the water in a kayak or a canoe," said Paddle Partner creator Kyle Wendel. "Being able to leave paper maps behind and rely on a smart device can make the entire experience that much more rewarding. We created Paddle Partner to ensure that all that power would always be on tap, regardless of whether a connection is available. Our recent update to version 1.2 makes Paddle Partner an even more useful tool for everyone who loves to paddle, both online and off. We'd like to invite kayaking and canoeing fans everywhere to visit us online at paddlepartner.com, where they can sign up to be the first to hear when the much-anticipated Android version of Paddle Partner becomes available."
Among all the outdoor sports that Americans regularly participate in, those grouped under the heading of "paddlesports" are some of the fastest growing. According to a 2015 special report issued by Coleman, the Outdoor Foundation, and others, for example, overall participation in paddlesports like canoeing, kayaking, and rafting grew by more than 10 percent between 2010 and 2014 alone. With an estimated 216 million outings tallied during the final year of that period, paddlesports enthusiasts averaged seven sessions each, making them some of the most dedicated recreational athletes of all.
Paddle Partner was created to help make these popular activities even more rewarding by doing away with the need to rely on problematic paper maps. With built-in digital maps and other coverage of Everglades National Park, Big Bend Saltwater Paddling Trail, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, and the St. Corix and Namekagon Rivers, the app offers full real-time navigation and information in both offline and online modes. A recent update to Paddle Partner brings it to version 1.2, with many improvements and a frequently requested new preparation map added. Those interested in learning more about the iOS app can do so at the Paddle Partner website, where visitors can also sign up to be notified when the planned Android version is released.
About Paddle Partner:
Say goodbye to paper maps with Paddle Partner, the go-to app for canoe and kayak enthusiasts. With real-time navigation and stats for your favorite river trails available even when cellphone reception is not, Paddle Partner makes paddling even more fun.
Contact Info:
Name: Kyle Wendel
Organization: Paddle Partner
For more information, please visit http://paddlepartner.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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