2007 IR Vacation to Hell- Rio Huallaga! The winners of the 1st Annual Vacation to Hell were The Range Life out of Seattle Washington. The mission was the Rio Huallaga, the last un-run tributary of the Amazon. Located near Tingo Maria, Peru the Rio Huallaga proved to be a formidable undertaking forcing the team into a multi-day bushwack out of the jungle. From the announcement of winning the trip, to their historic hike out. Take a trip with The Range Life as VTH Huallaga shows it all.

Over the past few years this labor of love we call The Range Life has established a voice in BC that resonates with many kayakers around the world. We have published some incredible stories, photos and video from our backyard paradise, given out the critical beta on the great runs in Southwest BC, and perhaps most importantly, we've taken a stance that free-flowing rivers are an absolutely crucial part of BC's future prosperity. We have voiced our opinions, raised awareness, and created some controversy. We've expressed to the world that we are paddlers who care deeply for the places that feed our spirit and inspire us to keep pushing the boundaries of the sport.

During the summer of 2004, a team of dauntless kayakers set out to run the seven premiere rivers in the California Sierra Nevada mountain range. Never in the history of the sport had one group of kayakers paddled these seven waterways -- in the same season. A truly amazing feat, the seven rivers expedition represents the most significant whitewater undertaking in the United States in the last 20 years, as chronicled in this documentary. Paddlers: Daniel DeLaVergne, Nikki Kelly, Fred Coriell, Toby McDermott, Tommy Hilleke, Nate Helms, Pat Keller, Tany Faux, John Grace

In the DVD 7 Weeks in Tibet, Dave Kwant brings us this well done documentary about paddling in Tibet. Follow an international team of 6 kayakers in their attempt of a first descent of the Parlung Tsangpo, a tributary of the Tsangpo. The scenery, Tibetan culture & color, as well as the huge whitewater are all superb.

Invited by the Russian government, two expedition kayakers (Becky Bristow and Dunbar Hardy) go in search of new whitewater in the far northeastern reaches of the Russian continent. When the helicopter lifts off over the Chukotka tundra, they have no idea what they're really in for! This is a humorous, spirited, and touching film that takes us on an adventurous journey into the Russian culture.

A host of top paddlers tackle Canada's Slave River, fjords & icebergs in NewFoundland, Indonesia, an 1800 foot slide in California, Mexico, and British Columbia's awesome Stikine River.Paddlers: Miles Daisher, Corran Addison, Andrew Holcomb, Rusty Sage, Clay Wright, Tom Fredericks, Dustin Knapp, Jayson Bowerman, Johnnie Kern, Randy Phillips, Willie Kern, Dale Jardine, Brandon Knapp, Polk Deters, Steve Fisher, Eric Southwick, and Dave Persolja.

John Grace's incredible new film which he shot and edited over this past year. Rauma River Norway, Perth River NZ, Big Kimshew CA, and Homathko BC are the featured destinations and they are absolutely incredible. A video with beautiful footage, amazing rivers, and good music to boot.

Amplify is a DVD designed to teach the latest in freestyle kayaking technique. Covers everything from the most basic freestyle moves to the latest, craziest combo moves. EP breaks down everything from Spins, to Phonics Monkies, to KY's; in order to make all the moves accessible to every level of boater. Amplify uses new dvd features to change the way instructionals teach moves. Instead of watching Amplify from beginning to end, you now have the option of selecting tricks and watching the progression from the basics to your move. All you have to do is click the "Super Clean Spin Progression" and Amplify will start at Wave Types, take you through Basic Spins, Clean Spins, Spinning Tips and Tricks, and finally the Super Clean Spin.

The next addition to the LVM feature film series, Bigger Than Rodeo, shot and edited by Epicocity Project (Trip Jennings and Ned Trice), focuses on the new school of whitewater kayaking, big air freestyle, big water and bigger waterfalls. In an epic journey of pushing the limits of kayaking, Bigger Than Rodeo was filmed all over the US, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, and Panama. It includes Amy Jimmerson’s Big Gun Show winning entry, and Ed Lucero’s 105-foot waterfall in a fresh format accessible to all audiences, from novice paddlers to the seasoned pro.

Follow the Priestley brothers and friends to some of the best untapped waters the Northwest and British Columbia have to offer. Featuring multiple first descents including a new 101 ft. world record.

Emmy Award-winning cinematographer Scott Lindgren is setting the world on fire with his latest release Burning Time, a kayaking movie that's been in the making for two years. He has spanned the globe with the best athletes in the world seeking out the most radical whitewater challenges ever captured on film. In addition to big water, wave surfing and waterfall adventures this film features helicopter skiing, skydiving, and BASE jumping. Kayakers: Steve Fisher, Rusty Sage, Andrew Holcomb, Jay Kincaid, John Grace, Jason Hale, Shannon Carroll, Matze Brustmann, Bryan Kirk, Dave Garranger, Clay Wright, and Dale Jardine.

Award-winning cinematographer Scott Lindgren is back with his widely anticipated sequel to Burning Time. Two years in the making and featuring some of the worlds best kayakers, skiers, and surfers. The Burning Time crew traveled to China, Africa, North America, and Turkey to film. Epic first descents, huge and technical whitewater, big waterfall drops, and show-stopping play boating are highlighted.

Even better than NBN2, this video features some great video quality and professional editing. Some fairly heinous waterfall carnage starts the video. But soon we spend time in some inaccessible gorges in California (like Upper Cherry Creek) and then off to South America! First descents and beautiful scenery in Colombia, Chile and Argentina make this special. And here's something different... 2 man raft runs of big waterfalls and class 5 rapids!

"Chronicles of Gnarnia" is the first volume of a new type of kayaking film. It is a video guide to the Class V rivers and creeks of Colorado. The film contains footage of all of our favorite runs along with several new runs that have been descended in the last five years. The movie does a great job of letting the viewer know what river and rapid they are seeing, along with water flows and time of year. Runs include high water descents of Fish Creek, Lime Creek, Yule Creek, Crystal, Crested Butte creeks, Cross Mountain Gorge, Gore Canyon, and many other epic Colorado runs. In memory of Max "Chunderboy" Sullivan and the Chunderposse. "Chronicles of Gnarnia" a film by Nick Hinds.

Ology Productions releases its second kayaking film this year called Creatures of Habit. A 16mm and 24-P creeking movie with great cinematography, editing, and music. This film has everything from big water, to huge slides, and just silly-big drops including the world record waterfall decent of Metlako Falls. Players include Corey Boux, Ben Stookesberry, Dave Grove, Andre Benoit, Scott Findell, Jared Johnson, Nick Wigston, JJ Shepherd, Sean Lee, and the late Dave Norell. Locations: Colorado, Central America, Washington, Oregon, and of course, B.C. (Just like the White Album, there is no playboating at all; only steep creeking at its finest captured on film.)

'Dakib' is a film about kayaking the steep, cold rivers of the Lake Superior region. The film focuses on a group of Minnesota kayakers over a paddling season. The action begins with the steeps on Lake Superior's Northshore. Dakib also includes; Red Bull's Blast to the Bridge, (a downriver race on the technical whitewater of the lower St. Louis River), freestyle kayaking the huge water of Manitoba's Sturgeon Falls, and follows up with some steep creeking in Montana and Idaho. Approximate run-time is 20 minutes.

After a long wait, the Wavesport promotional DVD dropped through my letter box the other day and since then I have watched it several times! It is the first offering from Wavesport for a while and all I can say it was worth the wait! As soon as the title menu comes up on your tv you are hit by some truly amazing music that suits the paddling clips down to the bone. The first introduction chapter hits you straight away with Jimi Blakeney going huge and this theme lives through out the dvd. There are clips of Freestyle on many of the worlds best playspots and features, The Buseater Wave in Canada and the infamous Skook, there are some great creeking runs, waterfall drops and river running clips aswell to get away from a pure freestyle dvd.

Downunder the Horizonline, follows three Australian kayakers on their travels around the globe, cameras in hand, while working and hucking themselves overseas - proving there is a way to live your dream without a dream bank account! It's a film about grabbling a boat and getting out there, the rivers of the world are waiting to be paddled. Includes footage from; Canada, USA, Norway, Australian Rivers; Sydney, FNQ, Snow Mountains, Tasmania, 2007 World Freestyle Kayaking Championships.

Dynasty is a playboating and kayaking DVD from the Heliconia Press & Young Guns Productions (YGP). Join the Young Gun Crew on this global kayaking adventure. Launch into the White Nile’s legendary Hypoxia rapid and experience first descents on the thundering rivers of Madagascar. Witness the first ever Hail Mary off New Zealand’s Maruia Falls. Watch awe struck as the best and brightest kayak stars stick big wave tricks and radical new down river moves. If you thought the new school of kayaking had reached its peak, Dynasty is here to say you are mistaken!

This is the one. The extreme kayaking adventure that take you beyond the action and into the minds of the people. This is the story of their epic journey around the world and back. Visit the roots of extreme kayaking in Corsica and Italy's round steeps. Encounter the Russian mafia and the whitewater of the Caucuses. Watch surfing on the giant faces of Maui's north shore, and France's "Hawaii sur Rhone". And lastly, experience Canada's claim to fame: big volume extreme like you've never seen it.

Hopefully the title speaks for itself, but if need be it is roughly translated as "bunch of jackass kayakers doing what they enjoy." This film comprises the last two years of kayaking footage that we have been shooting. You may be relieved to know that the dvd retails at a modest $14.99. We think kayaking dvds are way too expensive these days ($29 for a kayak film? please), especially when you can buy most mainstream movies on dvd for 10 to 15 dollars. Additionally, you will not be forced to sit through minutes of sponsor logos at the beginning, middle or end of the video. There are no sponsors. Nope, it goes straight to the sarcasm and gets to the kayaking eventually. Just what you are likely expecting of our editing trio.

Exploring Idaho includes multiple first descents on soon to be classic runs throughout the state of Idaho. It features the youngest descent of the legendarily powerful big water of the North Fork Payette by a ten-year-old boy. Also are in-depth looks into runs such as Bear Creek, Succor Creek, and Deep Creek, and perhaps one or two others that you haven't heard of, showing that maybe there is still something left to offer in this whitewater state.

This video is a mixture of old school and new school footage highlighting some of New Mexico's premier creek runs. From class IV runs to class V, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The idea for this video came about because I was tired of reading brief descriptions about rivers from guidebooks. I wanted to see what the authors were talking about. So whether you are new to kayaking or already hardcore, this video will show you what these runs are all about. So get prepared to laugh, cringe, or cry as this journey begins. Enjoy with your favorite beverage.

The third in a series of kayak teaching videos, westgarth.tv presents an educationist approach, with the presentation accommodating numerous learning styles through various visual, audible, linguistic & logical methods. Filmed exclusively at Gene17's kayak trip destinations of Norway & Italy. Simon Westgarth with the help of Dave Carroll, Matt Tidy, Rob Coffey & Satu V�nsk�, reveal the best of new school kayaking paddling for the advanced kayaker. Key techniques are covered comprehensively and developed into whitewater skills & understanding with bulletin text presents clear instructions set to mellow music. The core skills such as boofin, running slides & melting big drops are covered.

Here & Now from Jackson Kayak is a kayak film, portraying the different paddling styles of different young 'rippers': Joel Kowalski, Rafael Ortiz, Dane Jackson, Evan Garcia, Jason Craig, and Nick Troutman. We have been working hard and playing hard for the past year to create this film, in the hopes of blowing your mind, getting a laugh, and showing you some sweet whitewater. The paddler profile sections are broken up by three major expedition: Newfoundland: The Easternmost land of North America, Newfoundland is teeming with Big Game and Wild Rivers; Quebec: The land of High volume rivers - one of the worlds best whitewater destinations; and the mighty Niagara Gorge: The Famous Niagara Gorge holds some of the largest continuous whitewater on Earth, and the most illegal. This is a must see film, with some Huge Air, Sweet Drops, Great Lines, and Priceless Carnage.

The next level of expedition kayaking premieres in the latest film from class V exponent Ben Stookesberry. Inspired by Theodore Roosevelt's watershed expedition to the River of Doubt, this film depicts the state of river exploration nearly a century later. Rapelling 60 meters through shear jungle gorges in Veracruz, Mexico; Tiptoeing between militant hot zones in Antioquia, Colombia; plummeting 23 meters on the isolated Rio Patria in Costa Rica; and encountering other worldly culture and massive rivers in Arunachal Pradesh, India are all part of the game in this search for the ultimate whitewater experience.

In-Flux is David Arnaud's second movie. It retraces two years of travels and adventures around the planet, covering a wide array of kayaking disciplines on four continents. Even if some of the finest paddlers out there took part in the filming, they left their ego aside to really focus on the main character of this movie : the river... In-Flux is about the true meaning of paddling, the perpetual need to go out and travel the globe with your kayak, in search of this little something you can find nowhere else than on a river... Whether it might be adrenaline-driven action, unexpected cultural experiences, inaccessible natural wonders or more generally strong and unique moments: you'll find it in this movie!

A Kayak Expedition into the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument.Eric Bader and John Colton along with a support raft descend this incredible deep, steep, and narrow canyon. With camera angles from the air, the rim, and the river, this professionally shot kayak adventure tape shows the beautiful waterfalls, great rapids, and unrunnable drops.

Seven world class boaters tackle one of the biggest rivers, and deepest gorges in the world. Only one other party has even attempted the Tsangpo, and that was tragically unsuccessful. This is one of the most remote and difficult runs in the world.This video was professionally produced for Outside Television.Starring: Scott Lindgren, Johnnie Kern, Willie Kern, Dustin Knapp, Steve Fischer, Mike Abbott, and Allan Ellard.

Paddlers: Leif Anderson, Conor Flynn, Pat Kailey, Dan Rubado, Dave StenifordLocations: California, Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Quebec, B.C., Ontario, and New Zealand.

Enter a journey into the Pacific Northwest, with travels to British Columbia, Montana, California and North Carolina. This video features some of the best runs in Washington and Oregon, which include shots from the Little White Salmon, White Salmon, Eagle Creek, and the Salmon River Gorge. Come check out and see what the Pacific N.W. has to offer.

Once just a backyard activity for bored kayker kids (big and little), foam boating has at last made it into the big time wiht Painkillerz Tilogy. Filmmakers of Sickline and Big-O-Productions bring you a new genre in professionally produced kayaking films. In Painkillerz, foam boaters Scream, Spawn and Nitro are damned to serve their master and fulfull his twisted goal of paddling all the waterfalls on the planet.

Epicocity is the most epic something could ever be...the biggest wave, gnarliest drop, the most beautiful river. NRS sponsored "Mission: Epicocity" follows the adventures of NRS team members Karl Moser, LJ Groth, Trip Jennings, and the rest of the EP Crew as they search for exactly that. The mission would take them to the US, Canada, Africa, and South America. It would challenge the crew's limits on and off the water, and in the end, push the limits of the sport.

Young Gun Productions presents a new kayaking film that showcases a global kayaking tour featuring the most promising young athletes in the sport. Presented by Teva®, NEW REIGN documents the full throttle emergence of nineteen young rippers. The film uses both digital and 16 mm, shot on location in Africa, New Zealand, Canada, Norway, Ecuador, and through out the U.S. including Montana, California, and Colorado.Paddlers: Dustin Urban, Steve Fisher, Marlow Long, Ben Brown, Laura Nash, Rush Sturges, Brooks Baldwin, Nick Miller, Lane Jacobs, Dan Simenc, Pat Keller, and many more.

Night of the Living Donkey is the much anticipated sequel to "Enter the Donkey". In this extremely unique kayak film the producers take you where no kayak film has dared go before... the horror genre.

For the fourth No Big Names film, veteran expedition kayaker Ben Stookesberry teams up with fellow Oregon Kayaker Jesse Coombs for a series of epic adventures in Colombia, Chiapas and Brazil. In Hotel Charley Jesse and Ben raise the bar significantly, attempting a series of incredibly complex and challenging exploratory descents and some huge waterfalls.

The whitewater shroud over California, Oregon, and Mexico is lifted. Ashland Mine Productions probes deeper into North America's premium Class V+ runs to bring forth more first decents, exploration, and big drops. See what the grassroots whitewater movement is all about.

Nurpu, a kayaking video from those all time great action film makers, Teton Gravity Research. Kayak with the best kayakers in the world!Join the TGR kayak crew as they ride incredible first descents around the world. With footage from Nepal, Austria, Argentina, Chili, Peru, Oregon and more Nurpu takes you on a personal journey of white water madness! Paddlers: Ben Selznick, Alex Allen, Brad Ludden, Kieth Liles, Kelly Liles, Brett Ferre, Carson King, Scott Ligare, Gabe Newton, Adam Olsen, Dave Persolja, Nick Turner Matt Wilson and Seth Warren.

Official Selection at the upcoming 2008 Vancouver International Film Festival, Wild and Scenic Film Festival, Durango Film Festival, & Carbondale Film Festival. Seth Warren and Tyler Bradt kayak the rivers of the Americas and tackle the longest 100% petroleum-free road trip in the world: The Pan-American Highway. Sparked by the unified vision of two brotherly kayakers with a passion for sustainable lifestyle choices, the Oil + Water Project combines their passion for life on the water with a strong desire to motivate and educate youth to make sustainable lifestyle choices through alternative energy.

Following the success of its three predecessors, Nurpu, Valhalla and Wehyakin, One World intensifies the Journey. What does it mean to step beyone cultural boundaries through the adventure of kayaking? What experiences emerge where very few foreigners venture? Filmed exclusively in Hi-Definition, One World Transcends the sport of kayaking by uniting the life-styles, cultures and athletes that surround the rivers of the world. Shot on location in: Zambia, Uganda, Costa Rica, China, Kyrgyzstan and NorwayPaddlers: Ben Brown, Morten Eilertsen, Scott Feindel, Steve Fisher, Brian Fletcher, Benjamin Hjort, and Dale Jardine.

The best (and worst) of 7 years of shooting video at Tallulah is compiled here. You'll see ten year old Dane Jackson's run on Oceana with a touching interview with his father. Thrill to some awesome raft carnage and a study of the Thing. And, to keep it real, two injuries and a piece about an ill prepared boater who learned his lesson are included. There's a full, rapid by rapid guide to Tallulah including helmet cam footage. And 3 new creek runs in Alabama including a first descent.

This video contains footage from five television shows that followed Tao Berman, Josh Bechtel, Erik Boomer, and Todd Anderson around the Americas looking for huge waterfalls and first descents. Tao's own footage shows the team having fun and pulling off stunts that only the best extreme athletes seem to get away with. Shot in Chile, Mexico, Michigan, Minnesota, Washington, and Oregon. Produced by the creator of the "TWITCH" videos. Shipping in mid March 2008, but you can pre-order now.

The Revenge of the Fat Cats Mekong. Unseen slides and waterfalls on the amazing multi-channeled Mekong in Laos. BC - New rivers in the amazing location of Terrace and all the lads together in southern BC for classic creeks, rivers and banter. New Zealand - Beautiful crisp clean rivers of the New Zealand west coast, nice lines and plenty of beatings. Witness the Shitness - The beatings classic is back with all new burning men, power flips, rescue rangers, horrible lines and swims.

Riversense is a documentary about the people and culture of the whitewater river kayaking community. All over North America, tribes of paddlers who are drawn to the whitewater lifestyle: running rivers, competing in whitewater rodeos, and pushing through fear to find themselves. Riversense follows the lives of Katie and BJ Johnson, T.R. Yon, Dunbar Hardy and the late William Nealy, and learn about their relationships to rivers and the kayaking lifestyle. Mixed into the narrative of these stories we meet some of the whitewater community’s gurus, legends, and aspiring paddlers who share their thoughts on everything from hair-dye to the essence of riversense.

"Source" provides insight into the lives of the athletes, their concerns, and appreciation of these diverse and challenging rivers. Venture on a cultural journey across Vietnam, travel to the remote canyons of the high sierras, experience global first descents, new heights in freestyle, and the tallest waterfalls ever paddled.

Over the course of the last ten years an athlete has emerged who has defined the sport of whitewater kayaking. Growing up in South Africa, Steve Fisher has had a paddle in his hand since the age of 5. Developing his skills on the Zambezi River, Fisher takes us on a 10-year journey, providing insight as to what it takes to become one of the world's most dominant kayakers. This film spans the globe, capturing Fisher and friends living their dream.

As usual, a very high quality tape from Eric Link. The big signature drop is a run on a concrete sluiceway video taped by helmetcam & helicopter - 750 ft vertical, 1/2mile long, 50mph! Tao Berman, Brandon Knapp, David Norell, Stuart Smith star on the steep creeks of Western Canada and a beautiful first descent in Thailand. There's also some good freestyle action on Skook.Runs include Squamish, Ashlu Creek, Mashiter Creek, Maquam River, Cullitan Creek, South Creek, Skookum Creek, East Fork Middle RiverPaddlers: Tao Berman, Brandon Knapp, David Norell, and Stuart Smith.

In 1996, B. J. Johnson & Katie Neitart created what may be the best kayak music video ever made. That video was Fallin Down, the first of five great classics - works which defined both kayaking and kayak videos. Started just as boats were becoming smaller and drops bigger, this series star a veritable who's who of kayaking - names that were big then, and young up and comers who are big now. This disc includes the first two of this classic series.

The Green Race Movie tells the story of a world-class whitewater race that takes place near Saluda, North Carolina every November. It is a film that captures the grace and excitement of class V+ kayaking as well as the unique character of the Green Race, a grass roots event that draws the top athletes in kayaking from around the world. Through interviews with the professional kayakers who regularly win the Race and by following the experiences of an amateur kayaker training to compete for the first time. The Green Race Movie reveals this awesome event in greater detail than ever before, digging deep into the guts and glory spirit of The Green Race to tell a story infused with the power of the river and the intrigue of the thrill-seeking instinct.

Something strange and dangerous dwells in the Amazon River. It is as old as the river itself. It is no animal, but the most vicious river creatures flee from it. The native people know it...and fear it. They all it "Pororoca". In the local tongue the name means "huge noise" and "killer" at the same time. The destructive power it brings with it to this already harsh environment is chilling. It is truly a monster: the taker of lives and breaker of dreams. Former Olympic slalom kayak racer and world free-style champion Corran Addison has come to Brazil to find the monster, and to fulfill a long held dream; he and his team of elite paddlers from around the globe intend to become the first kayakers to ever surf the Pororoca.

The White Album is a creek boating film produced by Trey Chance shot in brilliant 24-progressive on location in British Columbia, New Zealand, Mexico, California, and Colorado. See everything from park-and-huck 70 footers, to multi-day first descents and backcountry heli runs. This well-thought-out film is proof that cinematography matters, and refined editing is key. Paddlers: Nick Wigston, Sean Lee, Jared Johnson, Dave Norell, and Corey Boux.

Driftwood Productions presents “Thirst”. This cutting edge film taps into the spirit and soul of some of kayaking’s most committed athletes. Travel the globe with them to Tibet, Norway, and California to witness and experience both the sport and lifestyle.Paddlers: Brett Brashers, Clay Wright, Brandon Knapp, Shane Benedict, Tao Berman, Jeff Snyder, Willie Kern, John Kern, Ed Lucero, Allen Braswell, Dan Gavere, Brad Ludden, Charlie Munsey, Scott Lindgren, Arnd Shaftlein, and Dustin Knapp.

Toxic Waters is an extreme whitewater kayaking video that takes you around the US and Mexico. Toxic Waters features the untapped Midwest, with first descents and amazing rivers. Travel with Nate Herbeck, Heather Herbeck, Tao Berman, Erick Boomer, Josh Bechtel and more to these locations and see the amazing whitewater they found. Toxic Waters also features a Northwest women’s section containing Heather Herbeck, Christie Glissmeyer and Lana Young.

This one has the best of what the Mid-west offers for steep creeks and amazing footage. From Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and more. Produced by Nate Herbeck and released in Febuary, 2008.

This video really does take you to the ends of the Earth. Alex Nicks takes us to the Patagonia drainage in Chile for an adventure on the Rio Baker and Rio Pascua for huge water at the tip of South America. Next, enjoy the stark contrast of whitewater flowing through the desert behind the Islamic Curtain in Iran. And then on to the Nile... The Bujugali Falls section of the White Nile has some great big water play. Ethiopia's Blue Nile has some great whitewater, in between the crocodile infested pools. But all that was a warm up for the real terror! The grand finale of the video is the second descent (first one filmed) of the Murchison Falls section of the White Nile... HUGE RAPIDs with great quantities of hippos lurking beneath the surface of the slower water.

Tao Berman & Josh Bechtel team up with Eric Seymour & Ben Stookebury (of No Big Names fame) to bring some of the biggest waterfalls ever run to video. Eric Link brings us up close and personal for insights into why these kayakers do what they do.Twitch V includes "Wake Boating", first descents in Alaska, Argentina, British Columbia, Idaho, and Washington, as well as many extras like a documentary about Tao called "Fearless". All in all, Twitch V is a waterfall fest. Big ones, small ones, mostly very complicated ones. Many are multi-drop with twists. Almost all have significant entries. Some are just plain scary.Paddlers: Tao Berman, Josh Bechtel, Eric Seymour, and Ben Stookebury.

Valhalla, an afterworld battleground for vikings where the daytime was reserved for warfare and every night they were rewarded with wine and celebration. The high water mark has been raised and now, kayaking has never seen such an epic story of man vs nature. The battle begins in the war torn nations of Bosnia and Croatia and flows from Norway to Iceland then on to Alaska, Island of Reunion, and the Lower 48.Paddlers: Alex Allen, Andrew Bell, Tyler Brandt, Becky Bristow, Brad Burden, Scott Doherty, Jay Kincaid, Keith Liles, Scott Ligare, Brad Ludden, Eric Martinsen, Dan Menten, Mariann Saether, Ben Selznick, Flemming Schmidt, Nick Turner, Seth Warren, Matt Wilson and many more…

The music adventure video starts with the Big waterfalls and long fast slides of Norway. Then they join Arnd Schaftlein for some ocean surf kayaking in Hawaii. Then, more surf kayaking off Baja. Tired of the beach, they move up in the mountains for some big drops in the lush forest of British Columbia. Next, in Montana, they do some dirty creekin' in the Beartooth Mountains. Big air is the name of the game in the freestyle rodeo segment. There's even some great C1 action! More big waterfalls (along with some ice) are found in the Iceland segment. Did I mention that this video has lots of waterfalls?Paddlers: Ben Selznick, Brad Ludden, Brooks Baldwin, Corey Boux, Brandon Knapp, John Andresson, Brett Ferre, Marlow Long, Morton Eilertsen Seth Warren, Becky Bristow, Marianne Saether, Nick Turner, Scott Feindel, Matt Wilson, Matt Rusher, and Shane Spencer.

Wet-House is the story of six fiercely independent boaters from the four corners of the planet; united by their shared thirst for big water and high adventure. Learn what it takes to be a professional kayaker as the Wet-House film crew follows world-class expedition boater Steve Fisher down the Zambezi rapids that shaped his amazing big water technique. Find out how Jimmy Blakeney's lifelong love of skateboarding translated into his unique character on the river. Get to now what makes Kiwi-native Nikki Kelly--one of the only female boaters who can "hang with the boys," tick. Meet the legacy and the drive behind some of the best-known names in whitewater kayaking today: Steve Fisher, Nikki Kelly, Andrew Holcombe, Bryan Kirk, Tanya Shuman and Jimmy Blakeney.

This high-quality video covers whitewater hazards, swimming, throw rope use, rescue vests and basic rescue skills. The emphasis is on "everyday" river safety and rescue, including fundamentals every whitewater paddler should know. Includes new and proven safety techniques, bridging the gap between basic safety and hardcore river rescue. Targeted at kayakers but appropriate for any river user.