by Erin Clancey | Reply
Lolo Creek is a bit of a mission because it is 15 miles long, and in December, we are short on daylight. For a day of creeking on the Palouse in December and loosing a paddle, it went really well. Continue reading
In this video, NRS shows you how to stretch the skirt a sprayskirt because if it’s too tight, you have trouble getting it on the rim or pulling it off in an emergency. Continue reading
In Episode 6 of Rescue for River Runners, swiftwater rescue expert Jim Coffey shows you how to safely and effectively use the quick-release rescue harness on your life jacket. Continue reading
by Nicole Mansfield | Reply
What began as a two week competition series quickly morphed into an insanely large group of friends on a bus-driven kayaking tour. Continue reading
Rescue expert Jim Coffey covers victim contact techniques for safely paddling, swimming and wading out to the victim. Continue reading
NRS Repairs shows you the best ways to install D-rings and footcups and permanently glue them to Hypalon-, PVC- and urethane-coated materials. Continue reading
by Erin Clancey | 1
My plans were to surf on the Ottawa, head south to Tennessee and North Carolina to compete in the Freestyle World Cup, and then spend some time on the Gauley River in West Virginia. Continue reading
When repairing your Hypalon®, PVC or urethane inflatable, or your plastic or composite kayak, it’s vital that you choose the right adhesive and solvent for the job. Continue reading
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