More Pyranha Team action, but this time from the Gene 17 Val Sesia river festival. Continue reading
Month: June 2014 (Page 3 of 4)
Since owning a shiny set of new custom made glass VE paddles I have found them to be an incredible piece of kit. I chose them with a cranked carbon shaft and as splits. The paddles have been put to the real test in Kenya’s steep creaks for the last five weeks. Before purchasing my VE paddles I heard a few people raving about them but I didn’t understand the fuss until I tried them for myself. After borrowing a set I initially took a liking to them and decided to buy a set for myself as splits so I could put the paddles in my boat for the flights and avoid any hassle with baggage getting separated or damaged.
A superb edit from this years Morriston River Race by Martyn Butler.
The 3rd annual Morriston River Race came about this May and it did not disappoint. Here’s a short edit from the race which I managed to film in between racing along with the help of Sam and Ryan.
The Cassian river is a 9.5km section with a 4% drop profile. It is definitely one of the best creek you can find around Quebec. When you make the first stroke on Cassian Lake, you know you’re about to run approximately 60 quality Class IV-V rapids. The first kilometers are the steepest of the run. Then, you enter in an awesome shiny granite ”slides section” to finally paddle the last kilometers stretch of endless class IV-IV+ rapids to end up in the Jacques-Cartier river. Continue reading
A few months back I got a set of Three Waves nose clips from Phil at Unsponsored. I wouldn’t usually get excited about something like a set of nose clips but I thought these were worth a few words.
Firstly it’s worth mentioning that I have always worn nose clips. I hate not having them on when I go over, especially when playboating. I’ve also tried most makes and to be honest they are all pretty much the same.
ASF Shoots put together an amazing mini-documentary of Day #1 of the 2014 Northwest Creek Competition on the East Fork of the Lewis River in SW Washington! Continue reading
Rapid Blocs are quite simply movable and adjustable obstacles that when placed in flowing water can create a whitewater environment. Rapid Blocs were designed by paddler Andy Laird and can be found in whitewater courses across the globe.
A small glimpse into the mysterious world of the squirt boater. Continue reading
RBS ESSA 2014 entry from Swansea University Canoe Club.
A great start to the series from Kiwi Creations – Martina Wegman Episode One (Holland).
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