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Jacob Cruser
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Jacob Cruser commented on Todd Wells's blog post Eagle Creek"Sweet shots! The Bull Run nr Multnomah Falls gauge is a really good correlation for predicting flows. 400 cfs is a good minimum. "
Jacob Cruser posted a blog postPDXkayaker film festival
The PDXkayaker film fest was a success again this year with a large portion of the Portland kayaking scene showing up. The event is hosted by Next Adventure and the task of judging is set upon boaters from the community. I always try to get something edited to submit each year. This year school has been all consuming and I was only able to spend a short time editing, but I made sure to get something up there in an attempt to spark a sense of adventure. The film shows a few clips from my…See More
Jacob Cruser posted a blog postThe best whitewater in Oregon?
Oregon is known for its huge, runnable waterfalls. Most of the world records for highest waterfall have been set in Oregon. However, Oregon is not known for great class five whitewater (Little White Salmon is in Washington for those not encompassed in PNW geography). My buddy Matt King recently moved towards Eastern Oregon and away from the whitewater scene, or so we thought... He dedicated many days to driving around and scouting out the Wallowa Mountain range. The Blue mountains terrane…See More
Jacob Cruser posted a blog postTall people vs the cockpit rim
As a tall person (6'3") I have had a few encounters with the front of my cockpit while running larger drops. After breaking my nose on one of these a few years ago I have sought a way to remedy this issue. What I have done is implemented a simple solution. I applied foam to the front of my cockpit rim. If done right, it is not intrusive and has saved me from some large hits. I first put a layer of adhesive on the rim and add the first piece of foam. What I have right now came from the…See More
Jacob Cruser posted a videoThe Chase
Matt King and I Blue Angel a fun drop.
I'm not usually one to broadcast profanity, but at the end a couple words are shouted in excitement. I left them in as I feel they are used correctly and in context.
Keep an eye on "Into The Outside" at…
Jacob Cruser posted a blog postA different outlook on exploratory paddling.
I've got loads of new creeks to explore on my list and am hoping to knock off as many more before the water runs out as possible. Here is a look into my mentality as a boater. into the outside -JacobSee More
Jacob Cruser commented on Chris Gragtmans's blog post The Purely Theoretical..."How about this series in Alaska?
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PDXkayaker film festival
The PDXkayaker film fest was a success again this year with a large portion of the Portland kayaking scene showing up. The event is hosted by Next Adventure and the task of judging is set upon boaters from the community. I always try to get something edited to submit each year. This year school has been all consuming and I was only able to spend a short time editing, but I made sure to get something up there in an attempt to spark a sense of adventure. The film shows a few clips from my…
ContinuePosted on December 10, 2011 at 9:45pm
The best whitewater in Oregon?
Oregon is known for its huge, runnable waterfalls. Most of the world records for highest waterfall have been set in Oregon. However, Oregon is not known for great class five whitewater (Little White Salmon is in Washington for those not encompassed in PNW geography).
My buddy Matt King recently moved towards Eastern Oregon and away from the whitewater scene, or so we thought... He dedicated many days to driving around and scouting out the Wallowa Mountain range. The…
ContinuePosted on October 10, 2011 at 7:00pm
Tall people vs the cockpit rim
As a tall person (6'3") I have had a few encounters with the front of my cockpit while running larger drops. After breaking my nose on one of these a few years ago I have sought a way to remedy this issue. What I have done is implemented a simple solution. I applied foam to the front of my cockpit rim. If done right, it is not intrusive and has saved me from some large hits.
I first put a layer of adhesive on the rim and add the first piece of foam. What I have right now…
ContinuePosted on September 21, 2011 at 9:00pm
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