As title says. Give me a rough description of where you lost them and what they are and we can go from there.

Can take it to North Wales within the next two weeks!

Or anywhere near the M4 on the 3rd Aug evening.

£140 would be ideal, I've kept dropping for the price for over a while now, For a nearly new boat, I think the price is pretty reasonable.

There aren't many surface scratches let alone any deep ones. Used twice on a short g2 stretch of river and a few times in the pool.

For sale, nearly new Wavesport Siren. Used in the pool and twice on an easy river. Based in South Wales but do travel a fair bit. £140... Bargain! Length: 7’(213 cm) | Width:25” (63.5 cm) Weight: 32.5 lbs (14.7 kg) | Volume: 40 gal (151 L) Paddler Weight Range: 90 – 150 lbs (40 – 68 kg) http://www.p...

Wavesport siren, nearly new condition. Based in llandydul but i can meet you near bridgend. £150 ono

Due to being impatient, I'll drop the price to £200 - if you are interested, drop me a message with your ideal price...

Up for grabs: A relatively unused Wavesport Siren. There are only surface scratches on it from going in the river twice and a few times in a pool. Selling because my girlfriend doesn't quite fit. She's 5'8" and can fit without foot rests, but would prefer something a bit bigger. http://s1.postimg.or...

If that sign wasn't there, I would probably jump straight in.

It's a shame I'm selling this one... It's a wooden framed kayak dating back to around the 60's. Would make a perfect antique / show piece for a house or pub etc if it gets a little bit of TLC. I simply don't have the space for it right now so I'd like it to go somewhere where it can be mounted on a ...

Thinking of giving it a polish and hanging it on the wall but it would be interesting to hear any history on it - if there is any. Looks like it should be in a museum.

Apparently it dates back to the 1930's...

It was found the weekend just gone in pipeline rapid on Fairy Glen. It's in very bad shape... Message me for last known location...

Sorry to hear about your talus! Sucks big time, especially with no crutches to start off on. I seem to remember it taking me around 5(ish) months before I was able to walk normally but I managed to get back in a boat in 4 months. In hindsight, this was reckless but I couldn't hang on any longer... N...

Welsh one... Pysgotwr shuttle is two hours for a 2 hour section (with lots of stopping). By UK standards, I suppose that's long?

25 mins of terrifying Stikine rapids... Hold onto your hats?

Another one for the Mawddach, anything above a 1.2 from the upper upper, down to the Wen confluence is around g3 and above with pretty much zero flat bits. If your going top speed, that takes at least an hour or more.

Great run...

Finally, a fun UKRGB thread!!! Mawddach and Gain surely take a bit more than 10 mins? Nedd Fechan would be a fun one to try and get a fast time, damn scary drops in there with water, but if you paddled them faff free you would be miles ahead. Can't think of much else, guess Scotland has more than W...

Morsey! You had a top line off Chip shop drop the other day. ;-)

Looking at your price range, try Immersion Research...

http://www.immersionresearch.eu/eu-store/

The attachment for the rack on my berlingo is a big dodgy, doesn't come off providing I put it on in a certain way...

These are quality photos Simon.

I totally agree with this thread...

Nantmor - paddling through a tree with some water below you for a few miles.
Sychryd - Sorry to everyone as I was the one who suggested it (it was the only river running) but I think we would have all preferred to stay in McDonalds...

This is my set up at the moment. Got a friend to stitch it on like 8 months ago and its been spot on since. Had a homo knife, fell off pretty quick. I like Hardy's bear claw one too but couldn't find one when I was looking.

I've been looking for new shoes. My last pair of these survived about 3 years of pretty heavy use: http://www.scubadream.co.uk/typhoon-rock-boot-241-p.asp And seeing as they we cheap I bought another pair. Simon +1 These are bomber and comfortable. Rubber may not be as grippy as others but it's har...

Cheers for all the pointers!

Chucky, I like what you say about keeping your weight forward even when bringing the bow up, and with winding your body up. Will use those :).

Pretty sure I don't stand up or push off with my feet, think that usually makes people flop back down flat onto their hull?

I'm trying to help a few friends to cartwheel and bow stall - I can do it myself but I can't seem to explain to others how to do it? My current theory is... Stick to one edge around 30-45 deg. Get the bow up high (staying on edge). Push the bow deep whilst throwing your body forward (and staying on ...

This sounds like a silly idea, try to roll without your paddles or hands/arms. You'll end up engaging your hips a lot more. Then give hand rolling a go. If you do learn to hand roll then you can practice all day long using your paddles, if you fail... Just hand roll back up. It might not work but at...

morsey wrote:• Mellte: http://www.strava.com/segments/5054972

Another Mellte offering ;) pow pow. http://app.strava.com/activities/769296 ... eated=true

How was your mission down the Upper Cynfal? The whole Cynfal is very gorge walkable but it does need ropes for some sections. Prysor - all of it can be done without rope but it's handy for cresta & for the slide after cauldron drop. Plug this ( 53.069251,-4.016987 ) into google maps for a right adve...

Pretty sure that's the Tryweryn on 15 cumecs.

Loads of time. The river splits 50m after the Gobbler then you have around 300m past then to the get out.