Sad..😢RIP Bren ..lived to the fullest bro

this is the weirdest toot i have ever watched, DONT WATCH IF YOU NEED A TOOT ON THIS SUBJECT LIKE I DID, HE TELLS YOU EVERYTHINK BUT SHOWS YOU NOTHINK. HE IS A BIT OF A BIG ED TOSSER.

Incredibly sad how Bren's very own words, "never exit your kayak in a whirlpool" proved somewhat prophetic in his own tragic death.

it breaks my heart so miss the guy

Anyone know the aprox. Level ?

You guys should look into the Muddy Fork of the Cowlitz from Nickel Creek down. We almost died several times but you're better than us. 1st "known decent" possible. I'd love to see video of it run again. The guidebooks of old all walked everything. 20' & 40' falls & canyon so tight you cannot see the sky 100' up past canyon walls. October(ish) prolly only time surviveable. The whole river ran under granite inside the canyon in a toilet bowl when we did it. Higher it'd flow over. I have videos if you're interested.

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Nice!

RIP Bren

немыслимо!

Un idol parti trop tops😢🕊️

Your a legend RIP bro

❤❤❤😢

RIP

Paddled the grand canyon for the first high flow test in 96, there were whirlpools all over the place. Some 50 feet in diameter, sit on a low brace and watch the water rise above you, then come back up downstream. Most of us were in high volume boats, one guy in a hurricane was burying his nose every chance he got.

R.I.P Bren you will always be remembered

Would those be class 6 white water?

Happy birthday bren

When you paddel fore you life you can and will find a way! 😂

Bro i love you video i would love it to go down to rivers with you ! Michigan USA tap in i need a team!

Man I gonna miss u! R.I.P Bren 💔

RIP Bren, forever a legend

R.I.P Bren

So hard to watch. Paddle in peace young Orton.

RIP Bren.

The rivers will whisper your name with respect forever. You've been part of them.

RIP

Epic video

Just received the word today of Brens passing. What a shock! Truly a loss to our paddling community and to the world. Though I never met him in person. His videos, tutorials, advice and the occasional chat on line. It was clear he was a young man who knew how to live. Soaking up all life had to give, and giving as much back in kind. You will be missed brother. But your spirit will continue in those who loved you and those you inspired. Myself included. You’ve crossed over that last horizon line. May the adventures you discover beyond. Be as amazing if not greater than those you discovered here. And when I cross over someday, we will paddle together on that stellar river of sparkling unknown adventures to come. See you on the other side.

Wasn't aware of this guy until someone in my kayak group mentioned him. Now I see this video in my feed. Rest in peace.

I loved watching your videos. Rest in peace ❤