For many, the Corrib river is the birthplace of their interest in the sport of kayaking. Find out in this short film why that’s the case!
Month: February 2021 (Page 1 of 2)
It is still Saturday so there is still time for Social Media Saturday 27 February 2021 at Unsponsored.
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Have you ever wondered how to tackle a Tricky Woo? Matthew Brook is here to break down the move and show you how it is done.
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A big thank you to the guys over at Next Adventure PDX for putting this together with Dave Fusilli.
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Mattew Brook is back with a great edit breaking down the flat water loop.
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Continue readingPyranha, like Kokatat are celebrating 50 years in business and today have released images of their new whitewater kayak.
The Pyranha Scorch takes elements from the Burn, 9r and Ripper to create a nimble creeker/river runner.
Continue readingAs part of Kokatat’s 50th year in the business they have releasing a number of special editions and new products.
Welcome to Unsponsored and Movie Monday 22 February 2021.
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Continue readingWelcome to Unsponsored and Social Media Saturday 20 February 2021. For the new visitor Social Media Saturday is our weekly look at the paddling world on Instagram. If we have missed a corker please let us know in the comments section below.
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Continue readingSpade Kayaks have just released details of two new sets of paddles that will be available shortly.
Our first highend Paddles Made in Germany arrived this week. In cooperation with Striebel Designs we can now offer you two paddles for beginner to extreme paddlers!
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The Red Stick is made from a carbon and glass mix with a projected of weight of around 1.02kg.
Continue readingI’ve never really given this any consideration over the last 30 years plus of paddling. I can’t really remember a time where I have carried food and drink on the river or even thought about until quite recently.
When I go hill walking or mountain biking I always take snacks and a drink.
I’ve used pretty much all of the “outdoor” branded sports bars out there. They are convenient but after a while eating them becomes a chore. It’s hard work on your jaw. Chocolate melts and packets of sweets are not usually sealed that well. That’s important as I want to be able to carry something in my PFD and not have to rummage in a dry bag buried in the boat.
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Continue readingThe Raven Fork was one of the first bigger creeks I did in NC. It’s just such a gem of a run. The rocks are so smooth and the style feels a little different than most runs out here. With a few of the most classic rapids in the southeast, plus plenty of other memorable ones. It’s just a run that whether low or high, you’re gonna have a great day.
Dane Jackson
North East Kayaks & Paddles
Pure Land Expeditions
Northshore Watersports
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