Tag: Canoe (Page 1 of 29)

Movie Monday 4 January 2021

January 4, 2021 / Unsponsored / 0 Comments

Welcome to Unsponsored and Movie Monday 4 January 2021. This is the first Movie Monday for 2021 and the 278th Movie Monday on this site. You can find them all in the Movie Monday Archive.

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2020 Unsponsored Gift Guide Part 2

December 9, 2020 / Unsponsored / 0 Comments

Welcome to the 2020 Unsponsored Gift Guide part 2. Every week during December we’ll be presenting a brand new list of gifts for the paddler in your life. If the paddler in your life is you, then think of it as suggestions to expand your gear list. As always the items listed are a range of gear we use and/or love.

2020 Unsponsored Gift Guide Part 1

December 3, 2020 / Unsponsored / 0 Comments

Every week during December we’ll be presenting a brand new list of gifts for the paddler in your life. If the paddler in your life is you, then think of it as suggestions to expand your gear list. As always the items listed are a range of gear we use and/or love.

How To Be A Boss At Bowstalls

December 2, 2020 / Unsponsored / 0 Comments

This week’s Webisode Wednesday from Matthew Brook Coaching is the second in a series of tutorials, mostly centred around playboating, both in modern and oldschool kayaks.

Movie Monday 23 November 2020

November 23, 2020 / Unsponsored / 0 Comments

Welcome to Movie Monday 23 November 2020 at Unsponsored.

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Palm River Trek 100L Drybag – First Look

October 30, 2020 / Unsponsored / 0 Comments

As we are heading firmly into the grips of the winter more gear comes oalong on each and every trip. For 2020 into 2021 we have a Palm River Trek 100L drybag

Palm River Trek 100L Drybag - First Look — Palm River Trek 100L Drybag – First Look

Winter’s Coming: Paddling Through Shorter Days And Frosty Mornings

October 3, 2020 / Unsponsored / 5 Comments

After a turbulent year, we suddenly find ourselves on the cusp of winter and the endless combinations of cold, wet and windy days presented by the good old British weather. As we say farewell to our shortie cags and board shorts until next year, let’s remember to pack the essential clothing and kit which can make a cold day on the water more comfortable and reduce the risk of hypothermia, cold-water shock, frozen fingers and hours shivering misery!