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A kayaking movie with Lego has got to be worth a watch!
After the Race day Thursday and then the party that night we were moving pretty slow on Friday! We had this concept and decided to shoot the stop motion while a little hung over and waiting for the crew to arrive then headed to a creek known as Butt Crack Creek! Continue reading
Pyranha out in Slovenia living the dream!
I have had the GoPro Hero 3 plus Black Edition since October 2013 and it has been used on almost a weekly basis along side my Hero 3 Black Edition.
I have just received a copy of Jonathan Males’ new book In The Flow. Continue reading
The new Mod 5 system from Fluid Kayaks looks pretty interesting. Some pretty clever ideas. Continue reading
3 days of camping on the Little White Salmon with lots of good friends. I love the Pacific Northwest. Continue reading
After reading through some old threads on liquid latex, I found some good reviews on the stuff but no pictures of how people got on, so I thought I’d share with you the pics of my repaired spray deck. Time for a little spray deck modification.
My spray deck had always been fairly loose fitting so I could get it off easier in a panic, but now as my confidence has built up, I wanted a tighter fitting deck to keep me drier in pushier water or waves.
More Pyranha Team action, but this time from the Gene 17 Val Sesia river festival. Continue reading
Since owning a shiny set of new custom made glass VE paddles I have found them to be an incredible piece of kit. I chose them with a cranked carbon shaft and as splits. The paddles have been put to the real test in Kenya’s steep creaks for the last five weeks. Before purchasing my VE paddles I heard a few people raving about them but I didn’t understand the fuss until I tried them for myself. After borrowing a set I initially took a liking to them and decided to buy a set for myself as splits so I could put the paddles in my boat for the flights and avoid any hassle with baggage getting separated or damaged.
A superb edit from this years Morriston River Race by Martyn Butler.
The 3rd annual Morriston River Race came about this May and it did not disappoint. Here’s a short edit from the race which I managed to film in between racing along with the help of Sam and Ryan.
The Cassian river is a 9.5km section with a 4% drop profile. It is definitely one of the best creek you can find around Quebec. When you make the first stroke on Cassian Lake, you know you’re about to run approximately 60 quality Class IV-V rapids. The first kilometers are the steepest of the run. Then, you enter in an awesome shiny granite ”slides section” to finally paddle the last kilometers stretch of endless class IV-IV+ rapids to end up in the Jacques-Cartier river. Continue reading
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