Ironbridge to Bridgnorth in the Itiwit 100 inflatable kayak
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Ironbridge to Bridgnorth in the Itiwit 100 along the beautiful river Severn. There were plenty of rapids along this almost 10 mile paddle down river. Next time i'll remember the chest mount so we can film the Jackfield rapids, such a rush we will definitley be doing this again soon.
Remeber always wear a life jacket and take a throw line when paddling on the river, have a fun out there.
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Great RUclips clip guy's thank you
My self and wife have not long purchased a 3 man version. For trips down the river and for fishing.
Must admit this canoe Is FANTASTIC.
Thanks again for you time ♥️👍
I love it! 🩶 Great teamwork you guys 💪🏼
Thank you we loved this trip. We are about to start a 5 day trip across Scotland.
Great video I have done the very same journey . My son just bought the same kayak so good to see it coped well.
Yeah it coped brilliantly thanks for watching
Looks great guys, I have the same kayak and it handles really well.
Yeah we love it so stable. Thanks for watching
You handled that like a pro!!! ZOE! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
She definitely did. We had a great time thanks for watching.
I already own a Bestway Ventura x2 not enough leg room and have just purchased the Itiwit x100 loved the video.
Thank you much appreciated. I hope you have some fun on the water.
Great video. Just used this Kayak for the first time today at Loch Lomond. Stopped at Wallaby island for some tea. I wish I could share pics on here.
Did you find any wallaby's?
@@outdoorgaz5 hi, my friend got some videos of them. The bad thing is, I got ticks (most likely from them) so I'm staying away from there now 😆
Nice, I'd like to something like that but I'm not sure my back would handle sitting in a kayak for long, will try it out when were up the lakes.
Not long to go mate.
Thanks, great vide, but was a bit disappointed that you guys didn't use a gopro head strap which would have made the whole video much better as you'd be able to capture everything!
I know I should of taken my chest mount. Not a big fan of the head mount as I'm always looking around which would make viewing a bit hard. Thanks for watching
I agree with ‘Frosty Ape’, but also a suggestion: You should invest in Paddle Tethers, they are cheap, paddling like you two, constantly switching sides, the paddles get wet and there is more chance of losing them, although you didn’t. I use a double paddle alone, yes! there is less of a chance of losing it, but I still have it ‘Tethered’ better to be safe then sorry. I look forwards to your next adventure to Ullswater, I haven’t been there in many…many years, I live in the USA.
I'll dedinitley be going back with my chest cam to get the best views. I agree we do need tethers just in case. Thanks for watching, the Ulswater paddle and an island camp adventure are now up on my channel. Hi from the UK hope you enjoy.
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Great video. I have just started. Quick question: how did you plan your trip? How did you find your starting point and ending point?
Hi thanks for watching. I know this stretch of river quite well so didn't have to do much planning. The BCU Go paddling app is good for finding launch sites. Hope you get out on an adventure soon.
Ello saw this early, before it was posted to be exact, ask the creator for proof, mate. Anyway, great video
You got the early showing in class my friend 😁
@@outdoorgaz5 yep, great video my guy
Where in Ironbridge did you launch please? Then where did you land at the end 😁
Hi, we launched from the bank near Dale end car park in Ironbridge and ended our journey near the rugby club and got out at that slope you can see at the end of the video. Thanks for watching
Can you tell us what paddles you are using i just bought the itiwit 100
Your paddles look great for canoe style paddling
Sorry can't quite remeber the name they are unbranded I'll see what I can find out. Tha ks for watching and I hope you have some great adventures
loving these kayak videos... do you have your skegs on in the river?
oh... I should have watched the whole video before asking! no skegs.
Haha yep no skegs on and still stayed pretty straight. Thanks for watching.
When on rivers when do you know where the fins need to be taken off, are there any guides on depths online?
No there are no guides, if the river is low or has shallow parts then I would advise you to just take them off. The kayak still stays pretty straight without them. Thanks for watching
She did OK not well. Tell her to take the oar out ffs. Good vid.
She did better than OK, Zoe was leaving the paddle in as its very hard to steer from the front as I was just filming from the back. Thanks for watching
What length are the paddles you’re using please?
Hi, they are 150 cm thanks for watching.