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I love watching these types of videos. Living in constant pain is something that really effects ones physic...been there and it took a life change to get past it. Take care of the issue and move on.

Torn potatoes suck. In 1992 my shoulder surgery took over six hours, so I've Ben in your shoes/shoulder. Beautiful video and take care of your shoulder!

Great video, Ken. Very well shot and produced. The video quality with those new Go Pros look really good. Loved seeing those big swells from the angles you got. Your worried face during that was cracking me up. Sorry for your shoulder issues. Glad you are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. Cheers! 🍻

Hey Ken...I use a Coleman Stadium seat that rolls into a nice little package for sitting on when taking breaks from paddling. I did not bring it one day and sat on a log for lunch...my butt hurt for the rest of the day, no bueno when paddling about ten miles!

I really enjoyed this video and got a lot out of it. Great to see the paddling and surrounding nature - and also gain from learnable-moments along the way. I like the pacing, plenty of paddling footage - and inspiring to see you accomplish this trip. I also find value in your not leaving out the things that don't go so well, and dealing with injuries, etc.

Beautiful. No mosquitos? Just wondering. Do you have a Washington state San Juan Islands adventure? To recuperate, you could do a bicycle, or even recumbent bicycle, tour of them using the ferry system.

Ever have a bear encounter on a kayak?

All about weighing out your risks and good decision making.Great video,God Bless ya man!

Watched through, really enjoyed this style/in-depth commentary. Also just generally, really appreciate what you do - I can't imagine how much more work it is to document all of these trips. Appreciate you, take care!

I didnt know you where the same dude as paddling tv thats cool I just started back up with the hobby but too chilly here now in jersey

I never realized how beautiful the water and everything was on that lake unreal man..thanks again for the production.

Hey Ken you think a Feel Free Adventura V2 125 would be good for me on small day trips.I just a have a few big reservoir's I like to paddle coast line?

Awesome adventure dude love it! I tore a cuff and it took 18 months to heal..now its better than my other shoulder. Definitely worth subbing this channel my kinda stuff! How did ya injure yourself,you should be ok just take it easy for a while.mine is all scare tissue now.

Nice video!

Thanks for this Ken. Some great camera work and always interesting. I'm from Australia and as you say, it has the ook and feel of the coast. I've always valued your information and reviews on Paddletv. It's great that you disclose any financial interests and I find you very trustworthy.

What a beautiful video. It's a great way to watch and learn how you navigate it all. A day like that deserves a good ol' fist bump. ;)

Great video, I loved the format! I was really kind of sad when it was over! Hope you do more like that in the future.

Incredible adventure Ken ❤ loved watching you being not worried but alert 😁👌👏

How does KW paddle with so much stuff on his front deck? A big deck bag and camera would get in my way and if it's rough I think it would be an unacceptable safety risk. He is also wearing NO neoprene top or bottom. I have paddled on Superior in the summer and even on a warm day a Short John 1.0 wetsuit or neo shorts and a top are do-able. When I am paddling on potentially rough waters like this ... especially solo, I have my deck clear of everything except spare paddle and compass which are low profile and secured. I am sure KW has done lots of trips and I am not just critiquing for the sake of it. If I saw a noob out on the water attempting these reaches solo dressed like this etc. I would be concerned about their safety/skills. Just saying. Take acceptable risk.

Great journey and an excellent video. Thanks for taking us along. I need to add Lake Superior Provincial Park to my kayaking todo list.

I remember watching a VHS copy of your How To Kayak video that was filmed on the B.C. coast so many years ago. I have always enjoyed your easy going style of teaching/educational film making. It isn't work if you love what you do.

super cool!! these views!

I very much enjoyed this trip with you. It was long and it took me a couple days to watch it all. There was so much more to this trip than people think about because you are alone. You have to make decisions that could affect your personal outcome and safety. Plus, you are also the videographer which means it takes lots of extra time to set up and film certain parts. I admire your adventurous attitude and skills. I would never have run this trip, camping and alone. I could tell how heavy your load was by how low that Remix sat in the water on some of the flatter sections. I’m impressed and I’ll be watching more. Yes, I liked the directors cut because I learned a lot of background things that are important plus we all make mistakes and it’s good to see the ones you make and how you handle them. Merry Christmas!

Hi Ken, hope your shoulder is healing fine Merry Christmas to you and your family. Take care Ken.

Ken, job with the back stories. Love the behind the scene talk. Have you ever done a WhiteWater 101 video? I watch your whitewater intensely to see how you pick your lines but understand what I'm seeing. I dont do whight water but I did get cought up in a class2 once. Was short lived but I made it.

Thank you for this great video !! I have to ask what the tortilla/bread you keep eating. Looks so good for camping! It’s winter here in Colorado . These are inspiring!!!!

Aqua-Bond- Best paddle money can buy. My Mata-Ray fiberglass reinforced ABX. That paddle has gotten me into & out of place where no kayak has been.6yrs! Scratched,discolored & nicked. I would never part with it.

I gotta say that, mostly I just wanted to find out what you did at Crooked Chute and The Temptations.

As already said, beautiful footage. And answering your questions: more long videos, more director's cut. I think you manage to put a good balance between the footage, "let it run", and meaningful infos -- options and decisions (what, why and how). Thank you.

Hi Ken, I just finished watching your video end-to-end. It did take me several days, a few minutes at a time. As a long-time kayak tripper, I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed your in-depth insights. I think this format is excellent for folks that want more than a cursory view. I can only imagine how much work you put in to produce the video. Many thanks.

I like the director cut. Do one for Superior too.

How in the world did you get all that gear into a XP10. Did you stuff some dry bags in front past your feet? It looks like you have as much gear as I get in my Tiderace Pace tour 17. lol.

What year was this filmed?

Such a great video Ken, thanks. My buddy has a Jackson Karma RG. It's a couple of feet longer than your boat. Would it make life easier for this kind of trip?

Great video! The petawawa has been on my bucket list but you may have moved it up a few spots.

Excellent video, super interesting commentary, and wonderful trip Ken! Thanks for making this and sharing. I enjoyed the entire thing.

Thank you for sharing your adventure and providing some behind the scenes looks. Glad to hear that your shoulder is getting better.

I watched the previous set of videos before I went on a September whitewater rafting trip on the Green River in Colorado & Utah, which I mostly did in a tandem or solo inflatable kayak (a much more forgiving craft, of course!). It was really useful preparation to follow along as you chose your lines. And I also really found your "no need to paddle hard into that next rock you're trying to miss" approach to feel right -- I was paddling stern in the tandem and I definitely passed that word to my bow paddlers. 🙂 Thanks for taking us along on this beautiful river and providing the additional commentary as well.

Loved this! The extra info about the trip was awesome! More please!

Well Ken two cups of coffee a packet of biscuit and two and a half hours later and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this again. It was so interesting with your commentary I particularly enjoyed the parts where you were telling people about what you would run what you wouldn't run and what you would run if you had somebody with you. I have to say I agree with you 100% about paddling alone so you really don't know what's coming next which makes the adventure even more exciting. However some rivers you can paddle a thousand times and you always see something new. You should do more of these videos with even more commentary. 👍👍

Really inspiring, makes my wife and I want to get back out paddling. Happy to hear you shoulder is on the mend

I’m really enjoying this video on my tv…puts me right in the action. On a par with Bill Mason’s videos from 40 years ago.

I saw the other videos but loved this one. Thank you again for sharing. I wish I could go there but no whitewater for me for now..lol.. I am living vicariously thru you! I have a request for a video topic. Maybe explain your paddle strokes sometimes and why you do them. I notice you dragging the paddle sometimes and I know there is a good reason. I just don't know what it is. Yes. I'm a beginner..lol. Been loving flat water kayaking since I think July or August.

Very enjoyable way to watch the whole trip in one video and with the bonus of your insights that you added in along with your explanations on the water or looking at a section of water and weather it was safe to solo that section. Only tried Whate Water once and in the wrong boat. Will try it again in the future,but in the correct boat for the conditions. Oh and more skill to deal with it.

You are such an inspiration. I just recently had my leg amputated and this last summer I just got back on the water and watching your videos gave me the motivation to do so. Not just that I also filmed my experience with lots of tips from your instructional videos. I am hoping to move to S.S.Marie area soon and I really want to follow your adventures. I just love what you do. Keep it up!

I like the format…

What backup paddle do you use, I checked out your great video but didn't see it.

Loved and I would love to see more.

Yes really enjoyed that. The director cut idea is great. It helps as you explain why you are doing certain things. Good job. My hats off to you ,having the confidence to be out there alone having a real adventure.

Yeah welcome back