Kayaking down the Raundalselvi - Top to bottom!

Top to bottom on the Raundalsevi in Norway. (with portages of V canyon and a small set of rapids after the Nose Breaker waterfall).
I was mostly trying to film the main rapids from an outside perspective but just know that there are so many sections and rapids on this river, from class III to VI and it is honestly paradise for kayakers, with big long seasons and many different sections to choose from. Check out the Whitewater guide app for more information!
Cheers to the crew for a great day!
bren.orton...
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[@LiffeyKing]

May 2024 -
What more can be said at this point.
R.I.P. to both Bren Orton 🇬🇧 and...Robert Eggleston 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@walthanas]

You've got a good (and quite international looking) crew there, Bren!
I appreciate you not just showing the fun and impressive rapids, but also seeing you show and explain why you needed a hand when you ended up in that pothole style eddy. Shows that you're not just human like the rest of us, but that you guys take setting up safety seriously!

[@vannicrider7953]

Excellent new video. Inspirational! Great rescue with so little drama 😊

[@MatthewBrookKayaking]

Very true. Always cool to see pros reacting to a situation.

[@Chompchompyerded]

Oh wow! Auto-adrenaline release! I got an adrenaline rush just watching it!

[@jasperpolak]

Welcome back boys! Clean lines, nice work. See you soon!

[@epincion]

That was a great day out. Thanks for putting in all the effort to film. If you have to do it now with the snow melt giving high water levels I presume its too low in summer.

[@chicklechives]

Wow that's a hell of a spot to get stuck. Keep giving us the warts and all coverage.
Have you thought about a vid on how you think about safety set-up? Would be really interesting for those of us who can't see a line let alone rescue on the really gnarly stuff.

[@Duncster]

Great vid, uplifting! Kiwi accents at the end 😊

[@davehumpleby3440]

What a day that must have been.
Cheers for highlighting the importance of safety. Its not always obvious in edits but should always be a priority.
I'm interested to know what influences your choice of boat. You seem to rock the Ripper in the Alps but a Scorch in Scandinavia. Why is that?

[@big1dog23]

Good work. Tricky and sticky!

[@balajimadhusudhansingh984]

Awesome!!!

[@claudiamachila3047]

Go go guys

[@ottoreitstock2465]

U r really insane!)

[@flaxsflaxsinger7761]

Nice 👍

[@AngusRobins]

Is that the Rob Eggleston paddling with you?

[@b5yuwu672]

Yes

[@kublaila1567]

What boat were you in? Awesome video btw

[@Senders]

Large Pyranha Scorch mate

[@iainrenton7527]

Have you ever looked at the Waterfall above High force on the Tees. There is a line down it with decent water. I think you might be mad enough and have the skill to take it on.😎😎 It's more of a cascade than a Waterfall 7/8 drops.

[@Senders]

Yeah mate, lots of things on the list in the uk! Just need to catch the right rain storm!

[@iainrenton7527]

@@Senders Yeh short window, I was there after hevery rain the day before, it looked scary but possible.

[@andynichol563]

It's been ran before a few times by local boaters . Cauldron snout is its name . Sam Ellis has video of high run

[@user-el7id5pl9g]

🔥🔥🔥

[@AB-uk4pd]

Great! track id for the first song please? :)

[@user-yd7jy3qz9j]

збс

[@MrHilljefy]

Why do they always fuck up good footage by cutting the scene part way thru the friggin drop?!