About Me
Basic
- Gender
- Male
- Home Country
- United Kingdom
- Hometown
- Cardiff
- Looking for
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Personal
- Interests
- Paddling, Climbing, Mountain Biking
- Music
- Ska punk, Metal, Rock, Happy Hardcore, Dance anything really
- Movies
- Old School, Freddy Got Fingered, School of Rock, SAW, Silence of the Lambs, Monty Python, One Flew over the coocoos nest
- Books
- Lord of the Rings, Touching the Void
- Heroes
- Adrian for keepin it Lekker ;)
Contact
- Website
- www.chris-constantine.com
- Current Country
- United Kingdom
Boating
- Boating type
- Surf, Squirt, rivers
- Boat brands
- Angst, Dagger
- Paddle Brands
- AT
- Gear brands
- Palm, FiveTen
- Home spot
- Mellte
- Dream spot
- Bitches on a perfect day Big tide not much swell and Sunny (not asking much!)
- Boating philosophy
- Keep it real and enjoy what you do no matter what grade or type of paddling
- Favorite move
- mystery move squirt boating or a nice Blunt in the float boats
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- Karma
- Member since
- Tuesday, 26 July 2005 00:00
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Urge replied to the topic Re:trips in uk grade 3+/4 and decent river guides in the forums.
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My Stuff
- Forums
- Re: Dagger Mamba » The difference is in the seat mainly, with the creek version you get a rotomoulded seat and step out pillar. With the River you get a welded in hull stiffener and a more adjustable seat. They would both be suitable for class 3-4 and several friends prefer the more adjustable seat One thing to be...
- Re: Habitat 80 or 74? » I've paddled both at 75kg found the 80 better, for maneuoverabilty front try moving the seat further forward also give the nomad8.5 a go too...
- Re:Best Dagger Playboat » The G force is a great boat and still does everything that the newer boats do, yes its not the fastest boat on the wave but it still performs well. The King pin was a variation on the G Force just made narrower slightly longer and slicier. Personally I think they are both good value but the G Force... (Whitewater)
- Re:High-end front entry PFDs? » I use the Amp which I can get over my drysuit zip very easily just remember to loosen all the straps to begin with. Or you could try the Extrem Vest which has the features you need and front opening....
- Re:trips in uk grade 3+/4 and decent river guides » When is your holiday? for guides it could be worth trying Flow Free, Gene 17 PYB... (Whitewater)
- Re:New Play Boat » The Juice 69 is one of the easiest boats to learn to cartwheel in, due to its slicey ends. It can be frustrating until you get your head around the cartwheel but once you can cartwheel the juice it will be an easier progression to other moves. To help get the boat working for you get the seat tri... (Whitewater)
- Re:Nomad vs Jefe » At 75kgs I found the Jefe good but could of done with more volume on the 4-5 rivers, I moved to the Nomad 8.5 and find it very easy to throw about and nimble if you are an aggressive paddler. Try both and again go for what you prefer... (UK)
- Re:Snowboard Bindings » Why not go to a snowboard/ ski shop and see if they have spares, I used my old binding straps when I replaced the bindings on my board, but have bought a spare binding strap before for my surf boat... (Canoeing)
- Re:finally here it is!!! » Try getting a few forward strokes in first to get momentum, lead with the head, instead of skulling think of using forward and backwards strokes a big forward stroke to lift your knee, then rotate your head with the back stroke. Turning your head helps with body rotation and will get you cartwheelin...
- Re:Outfitting a Piranha Prelude » Sweet glad its working, I've just started my blowfish c1 so far everything seems ok so far will see how it goes on moving water tomorrow... (Canoeing)
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2008-08-03 Swansea-Canoes Paddling Shop
