Hello paddlers Dave Fusilli here just saying hello from PA.  I have been having a lot of fun in my new boats I,ve been able to put them to the test running the Green a few times in my new Burn and sending the 420 huge at the Gauley.  Everyone I’ve met so far involved with Pyranha have been really fun peeps and damn good paddlers.  Heading to Charlotte tomorrow morn with Jared for some racing then going to route the Green a few times then up to the Gauley to meet up with some good old boyz from CO.  Hope to see ya on the water soon.

 Peace,

Dave Fusilli 

Hey everyone just thought i’d share the exciting times I’ve had in 2006 so far. I started the year off right by moving out of cold snowy jackson, wyoming and to the slightly warmer yet RAINY Hood River oregon. In Hood river we had over 30 days of straight rain at one point and got on lots of good whitewater. Throughout the rest of the spring I was lappin up the little white sometimes three times a day!!!
I spent much of March and April exploring this awesome Island off the B.C. coast called Vancouver Island! the canyons were dark and deep and the drops were amazing!

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I was in Ashvile on the east coast of the States last month for a friends wedding and I have been meaning to send a shout out an big thanks to Dinver McClure from Pyranha U.S, for helping me out with boats and showing me how to run the Green in true local style….

Cheers and thanks Dinver, if ya want to come out to Norway I can return the favor….

Here are a couple of pictures from last Sunday, one from the Raundalselva and one from the speed descent back down the hill !!

pictures by Dave Annear

A independant review of the new Ammo can be found here:
http://www.cognite.net/review/ammo

Last week a couple of friends of mine and I were allowed to do a couple of test runs down the new artificial course in Leipzig/Germany. Actually, there are two courses, a little and a big one, but they are not officially open yet because there are still many things to be done at the sight.

Once it’s open though I’m sure it will great fun for all the freestyle and slalom kayakers out there, as the course is pretty steep and has relatively much water on it for an artificial one. When they have finished adjusting the obstacles, there will definitely be some nice play holes and waves on course and international freestyle events could be held there. I’m looking forward to it!

Unfortunately I have no pics so far, I might post some later…