2019 has been the best year in my short kayaking experience. I’m 14 and this year has been the one where I finally started to push myself to try new disciplines and develop my white water skills.
Category Archive: Paddler Lifestyle Articles
Reports on what the Pyranha World Team has been up to
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Oct
20
Sep
A Season in the USA: Part One
After spending the Winter in Sort doing some slalom and a few river-runs whenever they released some water, I was looking forward to paddling on some good whitewater in the US.
27
Aug
How To Name Your Kayak
Naming your kayak can be a fun, group-bonding exercise, and sets the tone for the time you and your kayak are going to spend together.
20
Aug
What is Team Long Hair Don’t Care?
Meet Team Long Hair Don’t Care, and learn a little more about them!
01
Jul
Fusion Duo | The Best Gift For Your Family
Multiple boats, wedging gear in awkward places, and uncomfortable paddling with screaming children crammed in the boat with you; these were all things I was dreading! That is until the Pyranha Fusion Duo came into our lives.
26
Mar
A Magical Night | Upano River, Ecuador
The Upano river is located in the south of Ecuador. It is a river that runs through a beautiful canyon with a thousand waterfalls called The Grand Canyon of the Upano. This is was one of the most beautiful canyons I have ever paddled, and during out stay in Ecuador, World Class Academy decided to …
26
Mar
Festival “San Pedro Libre”, Chile, región de Los Ríos, comuna de Los Lagos
Starting at Riñihue Lake, the San Pedro River has everything from calm and crystal clear waters to strong rapids that will make you feel its power while you try to keep your kayak right side up.
15
Mar
Too Much Carnage?
The wetsuit warriors couldn’t have been keener; throwing lines, swimming rapids, chase boating and much, much more.
21
Feb
Join the Movement for Clear Access, Clear Waters
Regardless of your paddling persuasion, the one thing that binds us all is the need to access to water to paddle.
05
Feb
A Journey to the Headwaters of the Payette
“It sounded like a proper suffer fest that could potentially lead to sub-prime whitewater. However, we were bored, hot, and keen on an adventure we didn’t have to drive far to get into.”