Welcome to Unsponsored and Movie Monday 3 June 2024.
Thank you Bren.
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Continue readingRemember the river we cleaned the lines up on by cutting out the trees so it would be in prime condition when the high water came? The highwater is here and the river is amazing. It’s named the Venter Ache for anyone wondering.
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Continue readingI think this is my favourite sort of kayaking at the moment, trying to be creative, thow a couple tricks and send some big lines all in the same kayak. Nothing new people like Billy Jones, Dave Fusilli and a host of others have been doing this for years, I just didn’t know what to call it? It isn’t river running, it isn’t freestyle, it isn’t really creeking, Half slicing? Freeride?
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A reminder from the Send team to live life to the fullest.
Continue readingThe glorious North East was the venue for today’s Park Jam.
Continue readingThe lads are living the dream.
Continue readingThings are crazy busy at the moment and Adrian’s laptop died with the Tibet 03 project file on it. Which means it’s going to be a minute or so before we manage to get him a new one and get that edit done. In the meantime we are in Oetz, having an absouloute blast on the Upper Wellerbruecke.
Bren and Adrian headed out to Tibet earlier this year. Check out their second video instalment.
This is the second installment to our Tibet trip back in August. We discover more sick whitewater and wherever you look the possibilities just seem unreal and huge. This one is one to watch out for!
Continue readingBren and Adrian headed out to Tibet earlier this year. Check out their first video instalment.
Mid-July we left towards Southern Asia and joined an international group of kayakers to go and explore the whitewater in Tibet. Being known as the roof of the world and containing the tallest mountains in the world left us to wonder what rivers must lie deep in the heart of the Himalayas.
There has been a lot of expeditioning going on in countries like Nepal or India, but there are still a lot of places, rivers, and countries which haven’t necessarily been on the list of kayaking expeditions. There have been a few trips to Tibet done by kayakers, the most famous one probably being Scott Lindgrens and Steve Fishers trip to the Tsang Po, but the eastern part still largely remains untouched, just waiting to be explored. So we followed the call and sent it to Tibet.
Continue readingSit down and get ready for almost 18 minutes of action from the Send Crew – Bren Orton, Adrian Mattern, Dane Jackson, and Kalob Grady.
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