The Ladakh River Festival, Lardo, Indus. On the famous intimidating class 4 LARDO section.
With an altitude over 3000m the event punished those unprepared.
Continue readingPaddling tips, tricks, news and gear reviews from an Unsponsored point of view
The Ladakh River Festival, Lardo, Indus. On the famous intimidating class 4 LARDO section.
With an altitude over 3000m the event punished those unprepared.
Continue readingWelcome to Social Media Saturday 31 August 2019 at Unsponsored.
Continue readingCheck out the new kayak from Liquidlogic.
Continue readingWe started the 9-foot fast creeker / river runner revival and the Alpha is our latest creation in the class. This machine has a large smooth transitioning bow rocker to gobble up holes and boofs while the center section of the hull is flatter to help with speed, stability, and agility. Longer boats no longer have to be hard to paddle. This baby is nimble! The subtle kick rockered stern profile is modeled after the Braaap which gives it a predictable quick carving fun feel on the water. If you are looking for a confidence-inspiring boat that can make your local run fun or take care of you on the hardest whitewater you paddle. Give the Alpha a try.
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Pyranha have had their new carbon Ozone prototype on display this week. Designed to slot in between the Loki and Ripper the Ozone still needs a bit of development but will be available in plastic and carbon.
Continue readingDagger have a new line of accessories landing shortly. We’ve already shown the Gerber and Sweet Protection collaborations, but there is more.
Dagger have released details of their new kayak the Rewind.
Scott Byers from Dagger Kayaks gives us some brief details on the Rewind.
Continue readingWelcome to Social Media Saturday 24 August 2019 at Unsponsored.
Continue readingIt is great to see a UK company like Peak UK begin to make the move to remove plastic based packaging.
The new packaging for the airbag range is now super simple.
Continue readingThe Serrasolses Brothers take a run down this south Californian classic.
Continue readingHammocks have got to be one of the most comfortable ways of spending night out on the trail. I own a number of hammocks from the very simple to the very complex. Around a year ago I decided to make my own.
I’m 6ft 1″ tall and decided to use 3.5m of olive green Pertex 4, (although it looks brown!). This made the Pertex Hammock 3.5m x 1.5m as a roll of cloth is usually 1.5m wide.
Pertex can be quite expensive, I have found eBay to be the best place to get hold of some relatively cheaply.
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