How do you solve the shuttle problem? Bren Orton shows us one solution.
Month: June 2017 (Page 1 of 2)
This thing just looks great, the limited edition Sweet Stutter. Celebrating 20 years!
Welcome to Movie Monday 26 June 2017 at Unsponsored. I hope that the following edits give you a little bit of distraction from the start of the working week.
Enjoy!
I was lucky enough to get hold of a medium Machno for a demo not long after it came out. I was hopeful that maybe I could get away with a medium as it looked awesome and I really wanted to paddle one. I paddled it and enjoyed it, it was fun but I knew (although I tried to ignore the fact) that it was too big for me, (I’m 5’5″ and 58kg). So the waiting for the small to be ready began.
I had planned a demo day through work and was hopeful that a small Machno would be ready to make an appearance for this and it did not disappoint!
Continue readingMovie Monday 19 June 2017 is here and I am missing the whitewater! Too hot and too dry!
Huge waterfalls and hospital visits with Bren Orton.
We got really lucky the other day and found the 80ft waterfall on the Eksingdalen river was in! We had a few scary things happen and had to take Pirmin to the hospital but all was good and his arm wasn’t broken.
Could this be the future of extreme watersports?
Rafa Ortiz trades his kayak for an inflatable pool toy Lobster and then runs a 70ft waterfall!
Movie Monday 12 June 2017 is here. We have selected a few video edits for your whitewater entertainment. Enjoy!
If you have lots of free time why not check out the hundreds of other edits hidden within our Movie Monday archive.
Corran Addison has some serious Ninja Plastic Welding skills. Here is what he did to a Soul Main Squeeze. A very impressive cut and shut.
One of my favorite boats of all time is the Dragorossi Squashtail. But it has some issues. First off – footroom. Ouch.
That inside rail is just in the wrong place and hurts like hell. Then the knees are too low, and the concave sidewall while awesome on a glassy wave, is hell on anything bouncy and bubbly.
So I took a Main Squeeze that didn’t mold properly, and turned it into a new squashtail!!! I cut 5.5″ off the tail, and then pushed the tail volume considerably before welding it up.
How about a super lightweight packable sea kayak? TRAK has launched a campain on Kickstarter to fund the TRAK 2.0 kayak.
The TRAK 2.0 is billed as the Ultimate Touring Kayak.
This is Umfin Island, which lives 3 km west of Gweedore, Donegal and is uninhabited except for a couple of thousand ground nesting sea birds. The short film shows Iain Miller paddling through a 300 metre sea cave tunnel which passes right through the middle of the island from the Atlantic to the Gweedore side.
We have these great new images of the Liquidlogic Delta V from Trevor Conrad.
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