Lienz is a beautiful mountain town in the Dolomites popular for cyclists, hikers, climbers & kayakers. It's also been the site of numerous European competitions, this year they were holding a smaller event but it would still attract quite a few international paddlers coming to…
This month i’m going to teach you how to do the McNasty.
It’s a great move, you can start it from many different positions and setups, it’s quick to do, impressive to see and is one of the highest scoring moves.
The technique I’m going to show you here is the most commonly used one and is the one I use nearly…
Being asked to compete in the Whitewater Grand Prix this year was an incredible privilege. I figured out that I had been invited just a few weeks before the event, but I was set on making it happen. I had to finish my classes two weeks early, figure a way around work responsibilities and raise enough money to finance the trip. It was a lot of work, but now that I'm here in Chile things could not be any…
In mid May, I packed up my stuff, three pairs of skis, two pairs of ski boots, my kayaking gear, two kayaks, two mountain bikes, and my dog and drove west. Well, west and then north. 6500 miles in the following three weeks. But it was not all for naught -- along the way, I did a high water trip down the Middle Fork of the Salmon for a friend's bachelor party and paddled in Montana, Idaho, Washington, and BC.…
I arrived to Norway 6 days ago. I always wanted to visit this country but never had the chance, now together with my good friend Mathias Fossum I am getting to paddle some of the rapids that I always have seen on the videos. I have jumped on his van and we are roadtripping all around norway, during this few days we have paddled over 9 rivers and competed in the norweigan cup at trøndelagsrunden where I took the first place with two…
Check out the Episode 6 from Bomb Flow. The latest video mag release features some of the sickest runs all over Pucon, Chile. Sit back, relax and enjoy this one!
Due to the low water levels of Chile we had to hurry up on the todo palguin day. I was the only one this year wanting to try to stomp that beast, luckily It went better than 2 years ago when I boofed it, swam and pretty much ate shit! I had a sweet line and a "soft" landing. Super stoked for that... we then kept going together with Anton and EG all the way to lower palguin running medio and everything except of turbina and brendan's rapid. Todo's palguin are probably one of the stoutest runs…
After running the dirty Gerd we jumped on Evan and Anton car "blue balls" and droved straight to the nilahue, the most perfect slide/waterfall in the World. All the area is fucked because of the eruption of the volcano Puyehue, it all started on the month of June and still going on strong. The water is contaminated, the cows and animals are dying, and if it keeps this way the people living in the area gonna end up with black lung…
After 5 great months kayaking around Canada I decided it was time to move on to my next adventure. I flew to Mexico on the 04 of October to record the next Unknown episode with Tino Specht, this is gonna be a 15 min online video that shows the lifestyle that I’m living and some great kayaking footage freestyling in Canada and creeking in Mexico.
Check a few photos running tomata falls, beautiful waterfalls 15 min away of our house, PARADISE! More news soon!…
What a summer in Cali! The goods just never stopped. I was blessed with the opportunity to get on the Middle San Joaquin again this year and what an amazing place this is. Day one of the trip there's this awesome drop that has a sticky hole in the beginning and then a rolling falls that requires a good boof stroke. Well I blew the line up top and paid the price at the bottom. It seems that most of the footage out there is people stylin'…
New, just-announced Dagger comfort and performance apparel is now available.
Get this Dagger-brand apparel by visiting your local Dagger kayaks retailer, or shop online at our store! Click a link below for more details on our different products.
Quality and comfortable shirts for days both on and off the river. Available in 5 sizes: SM, MD, LG, XL, & XXL (while supplies last).
The links have been posted for the 2010 Green River Race! Be sure to register if you're ready for the battle, or check out who's currently registered and what boat they will be paddling.
We love it when customers take the time to randomly send us their feedback on our boats! Check out this one we received yesterday from Brian on the Dagger Axiom. While we get a lot of reviews for new paddlers loving the boat, we also find that old hands at the sport are loving it as well.
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Just test paddled an Axiom 8.5 I'm a 52 year old intermediate paddler and all I
can say is- wow! I will be picking one up. For us mere mortals, there was nothing this boat did not do… Continue
Added by Craig Ray on October 7, 2010 at 9:00am —
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We've been proud of the loud, excited feedback we've gotten since the launch of the Dagger Axiom series. Here's the latest praise from one of Britain's largest paddling publications.
"...but the Axiom is the real deal, it really is great at everything and that’s going to make it a very attractive option for those who don’t
want a quiver of expensive plastic stacked in the garage and are looking for that one-boat-does-it-all package.… Continue
Added by Craig Ray on September 23, 2010 at 2:30pm —
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Team Dagger's Christie Glissmeyer was recently featured in a recent UK article on daredevil ladies who are mild-mannered workers by day, but are dropping some of the world's craziest waterfalls by night. Jump on over to check out the very cool article with a…Continue
This past weekend I joined American Whitewater for a river clean-up on section nine of the French Broad. River clean-ups give you a great sense for what people think of as trash and what they just throw into the environment. Apparently chewing tobacco cans and most plastic bottles are thought of as disposable, major bummer there:( The list of the more interesting ranged from fishing rods to motorcycle helmets to fisher price toys and of course car tires (I think the total was close to twenty).… Continue
Added by Andrew Holcombe on May 3, 2010 at 10:25am —
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As paddlers, we have a special connection to the rivers, lakes and streams where we all love to play. We anxiously await spring runoff and consistent winter storms to fill our favorite streams with the fresh water that allows us to do what we love--get outdoors and go for a paddle.
The freshwater that feeds our rivers also sustains our lives--we drink it, use it to irrigate fields and water gardens, use it to manufacture goods and… Continue
Added by Andy Maser on March 22, 2010 at 6:52pm —
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