PortageW/Cerberus

Thanks, @PortageW/Cerberus , that's helpful. No use in reinventing the wheel!

Bryan's a good one for sure.

In the photo I have cord going around the tree, however I just upgraded to mini (3/4") cam straps. Adds weight but much faster, much...

I made this last spring & it has been on one group trip. Left it home on solo/small group trips. My back hates me when I clean fish...

Awesome! I use the same concept to turn the steering wheel into a work surface:

It most certainly is - that would be heresy. You're thinking of Sheep.

I'm afraid that comes with the turf with internet forum discussions. While we do try to keep things generally on track threads will...

I just got the "Young Viking" model of new knee two years ago and it's been great. Planning on being fully bionic before shuffling off...

HMG makes quality stuff and you would not be the first lightweight canoe tripper to use their packs. Your philosophical description was...

I applaud your efforts! If I am reading the site correctly, the medium is the Pioneer @ 4700 cu in, which is 77L. My pack for a 7-14...

Sounds like our uses are different. On the seat, mine also came with a slider but mounted on an aluminum frame rather than the carbon...

Can I ask more about your Blackwater? Their layup pricing/weight spreadsheet shows the Textreme Ultralite as 19 lbs...Textreme Lite at...

Agree with Alan. If you are a flatwater tripper and wetfoot - go light. If you're grinding down bony rivers, go heavy. I know Bill...

I'm not familiar with Swift canoes but my best advice would be to accurately assess how you treat your boats, how you trip, your level...

If this is better suited to the diy thread please move it for me. I saw video the other night about a diy camping griddle, it intrigued...