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Category Archive: Tests and Reviews

Feedback on kayaks from around the world

09
Jan

Why Pyranha?

It is ironic that when I decided to make the switch to Pyranha, it was almost entirely for one kayak…

06
Jan

First thoughts in the Pyranha Firecracker 242

Having finished my summer internship, the first thing I wanted to do when getting back to university was to go paddling. I’d bought an ex-demo Firecracker 242 over the holiday with the internship money and was incredibly eager to take it out during Freshers’ week…

14
Aug

Helectron on the Thames Valley Waves

Early in the season, at the start of November, I made the switch to the Helectron, and I’d be safe to say it made the season even more enjoyable.

01
Aug

Ripper 2: The Workhorse

So, there’s a range of playful river boats available in the Pyranha range and in offerings from other companies, almost to the point where it could get confusing. Nine-foot half slice, short half slice, full slice, bulked up half slice (anything with ‘puffy’ as the description), and long slice can all be considered playful riverboats and have their place. Do you need all of them? Probably not…

07
Apr

Unleashing the Fun: My Experience with the Pyranha Firecracker 232

“The Firecracker 232 is the perfect balance of fun and performance. It’s given me the confidence to push into harder whitewater while still making every river feel like a playground.”

22
Jan

Tom Shaw of UoB Canoe Reviews the Ripper 2 Large

Tom, a member of the University of Bristol Canoe Club, has been paddling for three years and leads efforts to recruit new paddlers. He enjoys using the Ripper 2 Large kayak, which suits his tall frame and enhances his paddling experience. Its features provide stability, control, and fun on various rivers.

29
Oct

Izzi Fryer of UoB Canoe Reviews the Ripper 2 Small

Izzi, a 21-year-old university student, shares her experiences with the Ripper 2 kayak, highlighting its speed, agility, and suitability for both beginners and experienced paddlers. She notes the boat’s ability to handle challenging rivers and emphasizes its playful nature, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to improve their paddling skills.

03
May

Pyranha Firecracker Review by 4Corners Riversports Athlete, Jack Juntunen

Short & Sweet. The Pyranha Firecracker is a blast on the water. It can shred slicing on Class III, plug spicy holes on Class IV, and launch huge kickflips off any wave.

20
Feb

Which River Runner?

Bren discusses the challenges of choosing a Pyranha half-slice kayak. Weighing 73kg, he prefers the Large Ripper for its versatility and confidence, while the Firecracker 242 boosts his motivation.

19
Feb

Pyranha Scorch X.

…the X absolutely soars if you put a big stroke in, gliding out straight after. The Scorch’s skip is a highlight of the boat, a feeling you look forward to.

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