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Composite Pyranha 12R

Everyone loves a carbon kayak, right?

Composite Pyranha 12R
Composite Pyranha 12R

Check out this 12R from Pyranha. 1 of 100.

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A New Half Slice Kayak From Prijon

Prijon have a new half slice about to be released on the paddling community. This one looks interesting with a great deal of volume upfront. This new kayak is the Pike.

Prijon Pike
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Verus Kayaks – Available In The UK

Some great news for a change! Verus Kayaks will be available in the UK very shortly.

Verus Kayaks – Available In The UK

The first demo kayak is on its way and if UK customers get in quick there is a possibility of some custom coloured kayaks. See below:

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Waka Kayaks – Paddles

Following on from the two new boats released Waka are about to production to there own paddles.

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Unboxing Counterfeit Level Six Dry Suit

Stig Larsson from Level 6 has purchased a fake Level 6 drysuit from Amazon.

Here’s the unboxing and comparison.

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Waka Kayaks – New Boats

Waka kayaks have released two new kayaks for 2021, the Wee Goat and Billy Goat.

Waka Kayaks – Billy Goat

The Billy Goat is a creeker/river runner and the Wee Goat a lower rear volume river runner with a slicey stern.

Waka Kayaks – Billy Goat

The Billy Goat is 268cm in length with a 65 cm width. Weight sits at 20kg with a suggested paddler weight in the 50 to 95kg range. The volume of the Billy Goat is 330 litres.

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Dagger Kayaks – Code

A few weeks back I posted some images of a new boat being paddles by new Dagger Kayaks paddler Sage Donnelly. At the time I hypothesised that it could likely be a replacement for the long serving Mamba. Many online suggested that this couldn’t be the case and it must just be a smaller Phantom.

Dagger Kayaks – Code (Contour Spec)

However it looks like I was right on the mark with details of the Dagger Code being leaked online by a number of retailers in several countries. As yet details are not available on the Dagger site.

It looks very similar to the Phantom but from the side profile it was clear that this kayak is a different beast.

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Verus Gladiator 2.0 – Walkthrough

That concave stern looks superb. Check out the detail of the Verus Gladiator 2.0.

Verus Gladiator 2.0 - Walkthrough
Verus Gladiator 2.0 – Walkthrough
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Verus Kayaks – Hellbender Walkthrough

Verus Kayaks - Hellbender Walkthrough
Verus Kayaks – Hellbender Walkthrough

We’re here today with a full walkthrough of the most radical new kayak in the game; the Verus Hellbender. With a stern that engages like a dream, squirts are effortless and you’ll be staring at the sky all day long. Unlike most traditional full-slice boats, this kayak was designed to be wave oriented. With the Hellbender’s narrow planning hull, and hard edges this boat is a sportscar on a wave with a thirst for fast carves. Faster than most, you’ll leave your buddies in the eddy with a serious case of boat envy. Honestly, the best way to know is to paddle one yourself! Follow along on social media to keep up with our demo schedule. Or, shoot us a message and request to try one out!

Verus Kayaks
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Zet Chili Vs Titan Nymph Vs Dagger Rewind Vs Jackson Antix 2.0 Vs Exo Party Rexy

How do the new breed of river running slicey boats compare to one another? We compare the Zet Chili, Titan Nymph, Dagger Rewind (medium), Jackson Antix 2.0, and the Exo Party Rexy.

A number of these kayaks are available in different sizes but we have selected the data for the sizes that are closely matched to the kayaks that are produced in one size only.

Zet Kayaks – Chili

Zet Kayaks – Chili

Length: 273 cm
Width: 63 cm
Volume: 233 l
Paddler weight: 60-90kg

UK Cost: £1095

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Dagger Vanguard

A really nice side shot of the Dagger Vanguard has appeared on Instagram courtesy of Bobby Miller.

That is a big old boat.

Immersion Research 7Figure Drysuit – Review

The nights are drawing in. The temperature is dropping, and the rain is falling. I should be excited; the Scottish paddling season is kicking off. Months of blustery days, where the heavens open and you go paddling almost every weekend.

Immersion Research 7Figure Drysuit – Review

This year however my drysuit is stranded in Canada. Summer boating plans got kiboshed due to the pandemic and I’m back in Scotland without my trusted latex companion. The long john wetsuit drafted in as a reserve haunts my hallway. It was great in the summer. Warm weather days, and a laugh at the retro styling meant I was happy in it. Now it hangs in the hallway, dripping, like a form of psychological torture. Reminding me of what lies ahead. Cold. Wet. Miserable. 

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