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Outside in Aspen: Kayaking With Jesse Coombs and Chris Korbulic from Outside Magazine on Vimeo.At last weekend's Outside in Aspen weekend, attendees had the chance to go out and kayak, cycle, climb, and hike with some of the world's best adventure athletes.Jesse Coombs and Chris Korbulic, of Eddie Bauer's First Ascent team, took a gaggle of kayakers out on the water on Saturday, then headed back out on the river alone on Sunday to get in swiss replica watches some extra runs. Filmmaker Allison Otto caught up with them on Sunday as they paddled through Class IV rapids on the Roaring Fork. Check out the video above.The two kayakers fill out their resumes by filming their own adventure videos. Currently they're touring the country showing off their new movie, Hotel Charley, from Clear H20 Films. In it, they team up with a group of big-name kayakers to run extreme whitewater in Brazil, Mexico, and India. To get a glimpse, check out the trailer below.--Joe Spring
