It has been a fantastic 15 years, I have kayaked, guided and travelled in some amazing countries. Throughout that time I have been supported by Peak UK, their drive for top performance kayaking equipment is second to none.
The infamous Ried Wave in Austria
Sun Koshi River in Nepal
The Colca Canyon in Peru
The ideas and designs that come out of the base in Darley Dale remind me of Corran's ground breaking kayak designs such as the Glide and Disco.
The Lower Misahualli in Ecuador
Nile Special on the White Nile, Uganda
Checking out a new river in Austria with John Blake
The Colca Canyon in Peru
Hot and sweaty after the portage on the Lower Misahualli
The Ardez Canyon in the Engadine, Switzerland
The innovative zip on the dry suit giving you that classic Peak UK freedom of movement to let your strokes and technique do the talking, the original topdec and of course the new pocket and fitting system on the River Guide pfd to name just a few have made a kayakers time on the river even more satisfying
A big water run on the Lower Kicking Horse in BC
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado
The Futaleufu in Chile's Patagonia
I myself can put a hand up to say that I have put the kit really to the test, be it in the Ecuadorian Jungle, the roof of the world in the Himalayas, Peru's Colca and Cotahuasi Canyons, Patagonia or back home in the Arlberg Region of Austria the names of exotic locations is certainly endless.
The end of a solo descent down the Tsarap Chu and Zanskar Gorge in Ladakh
Our home lake in the heart of the Austrian Alps
The Zanskar Gorge in Ladakh
One thing is for sure, my Peak UK kit keeps performing no matter where i have been in the world and that keeps me smiling the most!!
Solo kayaking on the Parvati in Himachal Pradesh, India
Solo kayaking on the Tons River in Uttarakhand, India
The Beas Gorge in Himachal Pradesh, India
First Descent of the Lower Uhl in Himachal Pradesh
Thanks Pete and the whole team at the factory for all the help, support and amazing times. Long may it continue!!!!!!!
On route to find new rivers in the Himalayas, India
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