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Pyranha Ozone

The Ozone is Pyranha’s long-awaited return to the river-running playboat market.

Pyranha Ozone
Pyranha Ozone
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EFFECTive River Running Tactics

Looking back on my introduction to paddling on moving water, the extent of my tactical knowledge was based purely on ‘looking where I wanted to go’, developing my technical skills and progressing onto more difficult rivers. This approach soon put me in positions looking at eddies I want to be in as I flew past them! As technical proficiency and just ‘looking where I wanted to go’ wasn’t always getting me where I wanted to be, something had to change, it was time to develop my river running tactics!

EFFECTive River Running Tactics

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Jackson Kayak Antix

Jackson Kayak have two new whitewater kayaks being showcased next week at the Outdoor Retailer show, the Nirvana and the Antix. The Antix has much in common with the slicey river running playboats from a few years ago. From what I see across the industry I think this year marks a significant refocus of designers away from the super short bouncy playboats of recent years. I think 2017 will see a focus on super fun river running, cartwheeling, blunting, and carving designs. Think Pyranha Loki, Lettmann Plan B, Riot Disco, Soul Gonzo etc.

Jackson Kayak Antix

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Rock Spins

Rock Spins

I just love these short edits. Pat Keller gives us a quick one minute tech tip on pulling off a downriver classic – the rock spin.

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Pat Keller – The Speed Ricochet

An interesting little piece of river running technique from Pat Keller.

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Tryweryn Troubleshooter Episode 1: Miss Davis’ Bridge

This is an awesome idea that has been executed extremely well. I’m looking forward to the rest in the series.

Tryweryn Troubleshooter Episode 1: Miss Davis’ Bridge from National White Water Centre on Vimeo.

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