Nouria Newman takes a run down the Rio Florin.
The Rio Florin might be one of my favorite rivers if not my favorite.
Continue readingPaddling tips, tricks, news and gear reviews from an Unsponsored point of view
Nouria Newman takes a run down the Rio Florin.
The Rio Florin might be one of my favorite rivers if not my favorite.
Continue readingAlthough being a UK based and Nookie being a UK based company you wouldn’t have seen a great deal of Nookie gear on the site. This is something that is set to change with some new Nookie gear landing at Unsponsored HQ for review.
First up is the Nookie Rockhopper. It is designed to be at home on the sea, lake, river or play wave. It is an over the head slab style PFD with QR buckles on the right hand side to make it nice and easy to get on.
Continue readingSix kayakers. 400 kilometers. A 17-day self-supported trip down the Apurimac River.
In 1975, Calvin Giddings led a group of paddlers down the first descent of Peru’s Abismo de Apurimac. Thanks to their commitment to complete the first descent of the Apurimac’s main whitewater section, the We Are Hungry (WAH) crew can confidently enter this box canyon.
Continue readingWelcome to Social Media Saturday 30 March 2019 at Unsponsored.
Continue reading2018 was just another insane year! Got to kayak in so many sick places like India, Chile, Mexico, Zambia, and just about anywhere I could find the time to go. Check out my highlight reel from another epic year chasing my passion!
Continue readingNouria Newman posted this great edit last week. Check it out.
Just a little mash up from the Cheakamus canyons and Dipper Creek. When everything seems low BC keeps providing some of the very best whitewater.
Continue readingWelcome to Social Media Saturday 23 March 2019 at Unsponsored.
Continue readingA truly disappointing day today. All 3 hydro schemes planned for the Wild Land area of Glen Etive have been approved by the Highland Council.
Continue readingIf you carry a throw line with you whilst paddling you should also carry a knife that is at least capable of cutting the rope that the line is made from.
Continue readingThree National Geographic “Adventurers of the Year“ embark on an unreal ski and kayak mission across Greenland. Using kite skis, they tow their whitewater kayaks over 1000km of the Greenland Ice Cap to reach the most northern river ever paddled.
Continue readingIf you are using ropes on the water then there a number of knots that you really should know. This edit from Jez Jezz gives a run through the basics and possible applications.
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