Gauley River Goods is a superb edit from Fall Line Canoes showing just some of the action from last weekends Gauley River Festival.
A little bit of Friday and Saturday on the Upper Gauley during Gauley Fest 2015.
Paddling tips, tricks, news and gear reviews from an Unsponsored point of view
Gauley River Goods is a superb edit from Fall Line Canoes showing just some of the action from last weekends Gauley River Festival.
A little bit of Friday and Saturday on the Upper Gauley during Gauley Fest 2015.
Previously marketed under the Robson brand the Brooks range of canoes are made from Armerlite.
The first mould of the new Silverbirch Covert OC1 has taken place. There are some really nice graphics integrated into this process.
Covert Cruising is a short edit from Sweet Skills showing the new Silver Birch Covert OC1 in action.
Have you ever thought about taking the rear deck from one Dagger Axiom and using it to replace the front deck of another Dagger Axiom?
Silverbirch Canoes, right here in the UK are getting ready to put the new Broadland and Covert canoes out into retail stores.
The edit below shows the OC1 Covert in action on the Tryweryn. It looks like a great hull and its also great to see some bright colours being used rather than the usual red or drab green.
Canoeing doesn’t mean beards and long flat water journeys, it is so much more. Many thanks to Matthew Pritchard for sharing this great OC1 edit from Scotland last year which just shows what it can be about.
I think we need more Canoeing on Unsponsored.
This edit from KrazyCBoater shows some great canoe action on the Green River.
The Boof sisters are at it again. Great OC1 canoe action from across the pond.
On the road again.
Take a Dagger Nomad hull, a Pyranha Burn’s side walls and a Zet Director deck and mix in some welding magic and you get something like this.
Fall Line Canoes have created this superb OC1 using a Nomad, Burn and Director. Simply awesome.
If you haven’t heard of Fall Line Canoes please check them out, they make the best canoe airbags available.
Over the last two weeks I have welded up a number of boats here at Unsponsored HQ. So I thought I would share some of the work carried out “Welding – A Review” if you like.
The first boat a Dagger Mamba was welded twice. Once on the nose which also included getting a huge dent out and again on the hull under the seat.
The Boof Sisters on a roadtrip in Québec (Québexico)…a tribute to Esquif canoes.
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