Paddling tips, tricks, news and gear reviews from an Unsponsored point of view
The size of the water in this clip is amazing!
A few shots of Unsponsored stickers in use.
I have a few GoPro walkthroughs left. The walkthrough is a essentially a large sticker with the key menu items/features of the GoPro HD model printed on it.
I have a few pieces of T*E*A*M Unsponsored kit left. Prices reduced as these items must go.
All kit is black with white screen print. T Shirts are heavy weight Gildan shirts and the hoodies are Fruit of the Loom.
1 x Medium T Shirts
1 x Medium Hoodies
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The HF Swifty Belt is designed so that you are able to carry your throw line with you at all times. It is designed around the same belt system that you see on all rescue PFDs. The buckle is exactly the same and ensures that the system is quick release.
Carrying and being able to use a rope effectively/safely are key skills that every paddler should have and practice. First things first, if you intend on carrying/using a throw bag or a rope then you should also be carrying a knife. That knife should be capable of cutting through your throw line with ease, therefore it must be super sharp and hold its edge. Lots of great information about all things sharp and keeping them sharp can be found over on British Blades.
The Nano has been about for a few years now. It’s made from Prijons/Eskimo’s bombproof HTTP plastic which doesn’t require central foam pillars to provide the boat with rigidity. This in itself puts the Nano in the enviable position of being able to have a narrow bow whilst still having adequate foot room. The boat is also considerably lighter than some on the market which is great for long walk ins/outs.
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