Cumec Issue #19 Postponed.
Many people have noticed that we haven't released our Autumn issue; unfortunately due to several unexpected issues we have made the difficult decision to postpone Issue#19 of Cumec until Spring 2013.
While we were working on pulling together the Autumn Issue our plans did not progress as hoped and with the high standards that we want to maintain with the magazine the decision to postpone became easier as time progressed. We're taking this opportunity to work on several new ideas and finally taking the time to refresh our website to continue informing, inspiring and entertaining the paddlers of Australasia and further afield.
We are also aiming to announce details of the 2013 Cumec Magazine Paddle Sports Awards alongside our new website in late June.
To all our valued subscribers and avid readers we're sorry that you'll
have to wait longer for the next installment, but we want to ensure that you continue to receive the best kayak magazine
that we can produce. Any enquiries about subscriptions can be
directed to
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and I'll endeavour to fill you in on
the details and predicted release dates as soon as they're confirmed.
Thanks for your understanding.
Antz Longman, Editor & Publisher of Cumec Magazine.
2011 Cumec Magazine Paddle-Sports Awards - Online Voting
Over the last fortnight we've received numerous nominations for our first ever awards programmes. We've pooled together the nominations and created entry fields for all the categories that will now be open for online voting.
All entries will be judged by a voting panel for a total of 50% of their score, the second 50% will be judged by the online votes received.
To complete the online-voting for our 2011 Paddle-Sports Awards please follow the link below:
2011 Cumec Paddlesports Awards - Photo Finalists
The top five nominees for Photo of the Year in the 2011 Cumec Magazine Paddle-Sports Awards.
Photo by Christian Botella. Josh Bond on Devil's Tongue, Upper Behana, Australia
Photo by Zak Shaw. Justin Venable portaging in Peru.
Photo by Zak Shaw. Barney Young in the Upper Hokitika, West Coast, New Zealand
Photo by Brad Withers. Daniel Harris on Pencil Pine Falls, Tasmania, Australia
Photo by Josh Neilson. Tyler Fox on Waihi Stream, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
Photo by Greg Thomas. Ryan Lucas on Wainui 60', Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
Press Release // Shred Ready Sponsorship Contest
AUBURN, Ala. --Shred Ready is pleased to announce the start of “The Search,” an online video and social media contest to discover up-and-coming talent in kayaking. Contestants will submit videos of themselves kayaking and compete against others for the opportunity to become a sponsored member of the Shred Ready team.
The Search will begin on May 5, 2011 and will conclude on December 31, 2011. The contest is open to people between the ages of 13 and 23 years of age.
Contestants can enter by uploading a video of themselves showing off their kayaking skills, that meets the rules for eligibility, to Vimeo or Youtube.
Once their video is uploaded they must email a link with their video along with their name, contact info, and the location their video was filmed, to
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Rules and legal information can be found by visiting shredready.com and clicking on The Search link or visiting Shred Ready on Facebook.
Shred Ready, Inc is an independent manufacturer and helmet design company located in Auburn, Alabama. Founded in 1997 in a spare bedroom and garage it has since grown to worldwide distribution. Shred Ready has been at the forefront of water sport helmet design with such features as; brims on helmets, the HOG 1.0, 2.0 and HOT occipital locks, individualized custom graphics, and the first US helmet to receive CE 1385 certification. Self made and self paid, Shred Ready continues its dedication to local, regional, national, and international events and athletes. Shred Ready manufactures a mix of injected molded and carbon/Kevlar composite helmets for water sports and lifestyle apparel.
Press Release // Skull Candy Aviators
Skull Candy Aviators - Sleek, Smooth and Styleeeee
Skull Candy have just released a sweet new range of Aviator Headphones. Here's the official blurb and a little bit of teaser photo. They'll be available in NZ from June.
Media Release - 1st May 2011 - For Immediate Release
Roc Nation and Skullcandy launch next level in audio experience with Aviator
Skullcandy strikes an aural coup and announces a unique partnership with Roc Nation to advance the audio experience. This first joint venture for the two brands affords both the opportunity to collaborate in the marketing as well as the creative direction of all merchandise. The power of this partnership will push new levels of style and sound in the marketplace and redefine the music listening experience.
Commented Shawn “JAY-Z” Carter, “Our passion is creating amazing music. We’re dedicated to delivering the best in live performances. Now with the Roc Nation / Skullcandy partnership, we’re offering the best way for people to experience the soundtrack of their lives.”
First up in this venture is the Roc Nation Aviator. Designed with superior metals, polycarbonate headphone cups, plush memory foam ear cushions, and premium materials previously only seen in the realm of high fashion eyewear. Utilizing top-grade components, the Aviators replication of studio music delivers a phonic experience with clarity and pure fidelity.
Commented Rick Alden, Skullcandy CEO, “This partnership is an incredible opportunity for Skullcandy. By teaming up with Roc Nation on both the creative and marketing direction of these products, we are able to set the bar at a new high – challenging the future quality of what emerges in the industry from here on out.
Look for the highly anticipated Roc Nation Aviator headphones available from early June 2011.
For more information please visit
www.skullcandy.com/rocnation
Available early June 2011
RRP - $349 NZ
Available from Harvey Norman and other specialty retail stores nationwide.
White Water Grand Prix - Gladiator Wave from the Bomb Flow boys.
The first competitive event of the White Water Grand Prix has been on the monstrous Gladiator Wave. This update from Bomb Flow Magazine shows the wave, the moves, and even Rudy Rampage in their glory. Haven't heard any results yet, but stay tuned.
Cumec Magazine Paddle-sports Awards 2011 - Nominations open.
The first ever Cumec Magazine Paddle-sports awards will be announced in Issue #14 of Cumec Magazine. A new programme for 2011 that aims to identify and acknowledge individuals, groups, and businesses that help to shape our community.
There are several sections to the awards programme that will be judged via an online voting system, and a judging panel. Nominations will be accepted for the following categories over the next two weeks;
Read more: Cumec Magazine Paddle-sports Awards 2011 - Nominations open.
It's about to get massive - The White Water Grand Prix
Whitewater Grand Prix - Final Countdown from Tribe Rider on Vimeo.
In what is one of the most anticipated kayaking events in recent history, Pat Camblin and Tribe Rider is set to launch the White Water Grand Prix next week. Combining 25 of the Worlds best kayakers (including NZ's Louise Urwin) the event is going to include 6 events over twelve days on a range of rivers throughout Quebec.
Read more: It's about to get massive - The White Water Grand Prix
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