A throw back to some lost footage from 2007.
All of our footage was stolen from our truck at the end of our trip to Patagonia in 2007. Luckily we were able to recover this footage from an edit we put together before we lost the footage. Enjoy.
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A throw back to some lost footage from 2007.
All of our footage was stolen from our truck at the end of our trip to Patagonia in 2007. Luckily we were able to recover this footage from an edit we put together before we lost the footage. Enjoy.
Corran has recently updated the Soul Waterman outfitting page to give a complete breakdown of the new outfitting system that will be used within its kayaks.
I receive a couple of emails each day asking about the GoPro setup that I currently have running, so here is an update.
I use both a GoPro Hero 4 Black edition and Hero 4 Session. Both have there firmware updated every time there is a new release.
James Smith, Dan Rea-Dickins and Luc Mehl cross Iceland by skis and packraft, July 2015.
It is never a good thing when someone gets pinned. However if it works out well and others can learn from the experience then all is good.
This GoPro edit by Josh Arntzen from the Green River Narrows shows how powerful water can be and how quickly you can get pinned.
What would you do in this situation? Leave a comment below.
You may be wondering why we have a Bluetooth speaker here on Unsponsored, but please read on. You may have seen the UE Roll speaker system in various eddies throughout the summer pumping out tunes at a number of high profile playspots and competitions.
The speaker is IPX7-rated waterproof so it is quite happy being near or even in water. Ultimate Ears even make a small inflatable rubber ring for the Roll to sit in, allowing you to park the Roll in an eddy or use the inbuilt bungee cord to tether it to a rock or tree.
More Monday Whitewater Movies from the Unsponsored film board. Fill your boots.
In 1959 an earthquake struck southwestern Montana and a massive landslide tore down the side of the mountain, burying 28 people who were camping in the area. The landslide backed up the river and created “Quake” lake. It also formed this unique 3 mile stretch of whitewater. It is shallow, sharp, consistent, and the only place near bozeman with water in October. Enjoy!
Credit: Sara James
The south fork of the feather river is nestled deep in the woods of the northern Sierras, and is a great place to find yourself during the fall season. With a reliable release courtesy of Little Grass Valley reservoir, a ridiculously stacked first gorge, and about 10 miles of class IV/IV+ that follows, it’s hard to beat. This year, due to the drought, flows on the South Feather were up in the air; however, we were pleasantly surprised with a release that lasted just under a month, which provided us many opportunities to get into one of my favorite day runs in the northern half of the state.
Demshitz headed to the southeast to harvest the goods from Hurricane Joaquin in the fall of 2015. Toxaway, Rocky Broad and Linville.
Why Do You Love Kayaking? Is it because of the adventure, friendship, or the fear? Tell us why you love kayaking.
Adriene Levknecht shows us her point of view in this great edit from Dagger Kayaks.
Here’s a quick edit from our time in BC this September. Epic footage from our insane huck fest on Sutherland Falls in Revelstoke (60ft), a quick glimpse of the famous Rogers creek in Pemberton and to top it off Ricketts and Charlie running the amazing Mamquam Falls in Squamish (70ft). Hold onto your hats team!
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