Unsponsored has had a presence on Instagram for some time. I really like the format and will be making a greater use of the site over the course of 2014.
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You’re the one I follow – Kayaking Norways Brandseth River from Bottomsupkayaking.com on Vimeo.
A true test of trust – is following your friends / kayaking partners blindly down a river that is slightly above or just at your comfort level of running rapids blind (without scouting or looking at the rapids for yourself). Continue reading
An old one, but a good one.
Ben Marr, New River Dries Freestyle 2011 from Tribe Rider on Vimeo.
Benny Marr surfing the middle wave on the New River Dries at prime levels!
Shot on – Canon 7d, and GoPro
Music – You’re so Gangsta – Chromeo
To the Alps Kayaking.mov from Fernando Ayuso on Vimeo.
Liam Chambers’ new Pyranha Burn III looks superb. The Red/White/Blue colour scheme really suits the shape of the boat. We’ll be seeing more of this boat in Liam’s videos over the next few months. Continue reading
A nice little video showing the new WW development up in Scotland from friend of Unsponsored Mark Mulrain.
Pinkston Watersports Preview from Mark Mulrain on Vimeo.
I was very lucky to get a try on Glasgow’s new whitewater course on the 22nd of January.
The design of the course is not final, plans are in place to move the blocks around to make the features as good as they can be.
What a great facility for Scottish kayaking!
Music: Foster the People – Helena Beat
Upper Jalacingo from Creek Sides on Vimeo.
The Upper Jalacingo in Veracruz is one of the jewels of Mexico. There are so many great runs it’s hard to nail down just one jewel. You’ll want a guide to make your day down Upper Jah under 4 hours and a good time. Many of Jalacingo’s 6-7 portages aren’t obvious and it is not advised, missing one. There are so many slides and drops it would easily take all day to get through the Upper’s rapids.
GoPro – 365 days of water from Zatmin Pictures on Vimeo.
2013 kayaking season… With Pyranha NANO of Positive sport, and Ophiion paddle… Sandiline equipement keep you dry… Shot with GoPro… Slovenija..
Edited by: Jure Kavčič
Filmed using GoPro equipment.
One of the biggest areas that is overlooked when getting a video/camera setup for trips out is the speed of the your SD or Micro SD card. Now this doesn’t matter if your camera is a GoPro, Contour, Garmin, Sony or whatever because without a good memory card you may struggle to capture the video footage you want.
The Speed Class Rating is the official unit of speed measurement for all SD cards, including both full and micro sized versions. Speed Class is a minimum speed based on a worst case scenario test and represents the minimum transfer rate of data that the card is capable of.
Mexico part 1 from Creek Sides on Vimeo.
Creek Sides went to Mexico this year and what we found was nothing short of spectacular. The Valles area hosts a myriad of waterfalls that are fun, some are easy, and some… are as big as you’ll ever want to go. We went on to Veracruz to spend time on Alseseca. The Alseseca is one of those special places you rarely come across, if ever. It’s why creek siders come from all over to experience its magic. The quality and quantity of whitewater in Veracruz is nearly unmatched, the world over. When you are ready to fly off big waterfalls, go deep into remote canyons, or even explore first descents.. you won’t have to travel far. It’s all here and when your day is over tacos and beer aren’t far away either. Here’s are some highlights on how our trip began. Stay tuned… more to come.
River Tawe Jan 2014 Scotty camera mount experiments from Five Element Productions on Vimeo.
A test of the Scotty kayak mount with a GoPro. WARNING: This video contains shots of mild white water kayaking slowed down in an attempt to make it look far more dramatic than it actually was…
This trip also resulted in a rather embarrasing swim after going through a stopper and hitting an edy by mistake before getting sucked back into said stopper for a head pounding. Scotty mount survived it nicely though!
Music “Flying Alaska V.2” by Everlone (soundcloud.com/everlone)
I spent lunch time today carrying out a few kayak repairs by welding up a couple of boats. The first was a 6 month old Pyranha Karnali which had been damaged after its pilot left it to run the Morriston River Race by itself. First impressions indicated that the nose of the boat has been turned up, however the hull shows no sign of deformation.
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