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Running Down the Wenatchee River with the Creature Craft Crew

Icicle TV met up with the Creature Craft crew with the intent to document a run down the Wenatchee River's class VI Tumwater Canyon. Notice the smart design of the boats which prevents them from rolling over! This unique designs have brought into question what is possible in a whitewater craft.
25. 2. 2014

Darren Vancil is not what I expected. Actually, I had no Idea what to expect. Seasoned raft guides I trust all told me the same thing about going rafting with Darren. They were all scared. Darren is the founder and owner, designer and head test pilot of Creature Craft whitewater rafts. Icicle TV met up with the CC crew this last week with the intent to document a run down the Wenatchee River's Tumwater Canyon. Darren and his guys did not disappoint, and Icicle TV ended up with 5 minutes of intense footage.

For more info on Creature Craft go to: creaturecraft.com

25. 2. 2014
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