1st Descent Malasusa falls, Kiwira River (Tanzania)
May 23rd, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Watch South African Paddler, Dewet Michau, running the first descent of Malasusa Falls on the Kiwira river in Tanzania
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Sesia River Festival 2018
May 23rd, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Sweet video report of the 2018 Sesia River Festival by the folks at Palm Equipment. Created by Simon Westgarth this festival gathers paddlers [&hellip
Looking for Love (Entry #21 Short Film of the Year Awards 2018)
May 23rd, 2018 | by Kayak Session
A short documentary film about a girl who learns to relinquish her obsession, accepting that no love endures forever. By: [&hellip
Finding Flow (Entry #20 Short Film of the Year Awards 2018)
May 22nd, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Peering down deep sheer canyon walls, living the days down by the river, and camping out under the Patagonian moonlight. [&hellip
Stuck Under a Log on Glade Creek (#22 Carnage for All 2018)
May 18th, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Watch Jeff Prior getting stuck under a log on Glade Creek (West Virginia) and rescued by his buddies after a [&hellip
Mission Piemonte – (Gronda, Zorba, Chiusela, Egua, Sermenza)
May 18th, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Follow Mika Hyla and team Blaireau on trip to the Italian alps, in Piemonte, paddling the Gronda, Zorba, Chiusela, Egua, [&hellip
Frontier of Firsts
May 17th, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Frontier of Firsts follows the experiences of a whitewater kayaker and an Alaskan bush pilot during a kayaking expedition in [&hellip
Paddler Hit Man Running Safety Like a Bowling Pins (#21 Carnage for All 2018)
May 17th, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Hilarious Scene with Elena Luciotti hitting her friend Davide Longoni like a Bowling Pins, while Davide runs safety with a [&hellip
Queensborough Water Festival
May 16th, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Short drone edit shot during the Queensborough Water Festival. By: Ian Gammage
Huckfest on Sap Falls (Quebec, Canada)
May 16th, 2018 | by Kayak Session
Check Bren Orton, Adrian Mattern, Alec Voorhees and Dane Jackson running Sap falls. This drop is an accessible 65ft+ drop [&hellip
Kayak Session Issue 92 – Winter 2024
