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Fluid Kayaks – New Whitewater and Recreational Boats! Print E-mail
Saturday, 03 October 2009

Fluid Kayaks – New Whitewater and Recreational Boats!

Since their startup in 2002, Fluid has grown considerably from humble beginnings to where they are now. Celliers has been ultra busy this year devising all sorts of new boats both for whitewater and the recreational market. This short article is just to whet your appetite a bit and to show you what you can get your hands on in 2010. Check it out!

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Fluid Spice (medium) Review Print E-mail
Saturday, 29 August 2009

Fluid Spice (medium) Review

I’ve had my Fluid Spice for well over a year now but sadly never got to paddle it much. I don’t really know why but I would either tend to take my Nemesis for ease of flat water/shallow feature play or else I’d go creeking. The first time I used the boat was down the Palmiet River in a solid flood. It’s a fun river in the class 2 and 3 region and perhaps encroaching on the mildest of class 4 at high very high levels in some spots, although I hate classifying a river according to any form of scale except that of my own. The boat performed beautifully. Since then I have used it on big and small ocean waves on three different occasions and done a few other long stretches (Steelpoort twice – 70km), and also the Molenaars River on my own, twice in one day as it was just so much fun!

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Whitewater Kayaking – How to Get Started, Choosing a Boat Print E-mail
Sunday, 11 May 2008

Whitewater Kayaking – How to Get Started, Choosing a Boat

So you’ve always dreamed of paddling one of those small plastic boats down a steep creek choked with waterfalls or down some huge, remote river. Or maybe you want to get into a surf kayak and rip up the wave in a carving machine or bust some aerial moves at a river wave or hole. Whatever you want to ultimately do, starting off on the right foot is extremely important. Getting the right boat, paddle, advice, training etc. is all very important in making the learning curve as gentle as possible, both physically and mentally. Of course, the impact to your wallet will also be taken to the minimum through making sound choices from the onset.

 

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DIY - Replacing Latex Gaskets Print E-mail
Monday, 28 April 2008

DIY - Replacing Latex Gaskets

You’ve just put your hand through the gasket and as you’re about to climb onto another cold river you realise that latex seal is torn. The top is ruined and you’re about to toss it away when you remember that it can easily be fixed! All is not last, except for a guaranteed freezing cold day on the river...

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Fluid Element – First Shots of the Production Boat Print E-mail
Monday, 03 March 2008

Fluid Element – First Shots of the Production Boat

After a long wait I finally got my production Fluid Element. The only downside is that I haven’t had the chance to paddle it yet! I have tried two prototypes but that’s it. So in the meantime I decided to throw up a few shots of the boat and in desperation do something in the swimming pool.

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