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Watch in awe as Spanish kayaker Aniol Serrasolses descends more than 25 kilometers by kayak from Chile’s snowy Volcano summit in the Araucanía region, through a forest culminating into a lake where he also manages to pull off the world’s first world’s first double kickflip on a kayak!
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Discover 4 of the most amazing kayaking locations from across the world. Join Nouria Newman, Aniol Serrasolses, Benny Marr and Dane Jackson as they travel across the world to find the best Kayaking spots in the world!
Continue readingLa Leona gorge first descent – Experience La Leona with this POV from Aniol Serrasolses. This was one of the remaining pieces of the puzzle, all the rio Claro sections can now be linked together.
Check out this awesome edit from GoPro – Kayaking Iceland with The Serrasolses Brothers in 4K. Even if you can’t watch it in 4K it is still awesome!
The new Gangsta from Waka Kayaks is now out in wild and being paddled by Aniol Serrasolses and crew. Aniol has released some footage of him paddling the Gangsta.
Some great footage from an awesome event. Check out the boat being paddled by Tad Dennis at 5.14. Dagger Phantom?
The North Fork Championship V rallied the best kayakers in the world to the great state of Idaho for a weekend of incredible kayaking, amazing lifestyling, and the rowdiest parties!!
The NFC Whitewater Festival is a venue that showcases the talent and energy that is in the sport of kayaking. Kayaking is among the upper echelon of any extreme sport and the NFC highlights the highest level of extreme kayak racing, photos, videos and characters in this awesome sport!
Mama Russia 2 is the second in the series from SBP. Great editing showing some crazy whitewater action.
Aniol Searrasolses is one of the worlds top whitewater kayakers. He has very quickly gained the admiration and respect of his peers. From my point of view Aniol is a kayakers kayaker and I am very pleased that Aniol has agreed to take part in the Unsponsored Q&A series.
How did you first get into kayaking? Who introduced you to the sport?
I got in to it because of my older brother Gerd. One day he saw a bunch of kayakers paddling in our local river and asked them to try it out. He was 14 maybe, we used to swim and play water polo back then but once we tried kayaking it was hard to keep motivated on the swimming and we would skip all the matches in order to go kayak. One day he invited me to try and I loved it.
When did you realise that kayaking could be more than just a hobby?
Follow the Serrasolses Bros crew on their adventures across Patagonia in southern Chile.
Join them for a ride down high water middle Fuy, Aniol’s second personal descent of 100ft Puma Falls and on the classic big water runs like the Futaleufu and the Baker in southern Patagonia.
A superb side by side look at the top 4 runs at this year’s North Fork Championship IV Elite Division. A great use of the GoPro suite of cameras.
The incredibly tight lines of the Top 4 GoPro runs in the North Fork Championship IV Elite Division!!
1 – Gerd Serrasolses
2 – Dane Jackson
3 – Isaac Levinson
4 – Aniol Serrasolses
Enjoy some of the best moments from the last 4 years !! So many places, rivers and waterfalls…. Stoked with life and with the experiences I am getting to live !!!
Thanks a lot @Dagger Kayaks for your support. It’s been awesome working with such a cool group of people and I will always be thankful for the opportunity !!! Continue reading
Six pro kayakers from around the world meet up in the rainforests of Southern Mexico to run the Rio Tulijá. Also known as the Agua Azul, the river features impossibly blue water and a series of five large waterfalls. Led by Rafa Ortiz, the kayak team, including Rush Sturges, Evan Garcia, Aniol Serrasolses, Martina Wegman and Casper Van Kalmthout, have fun exploring the river and the local culture, showing us that when it comes to running waterfalls there’s a lot more to it than just the drop.
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