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Paddling Ottawa to NYC https://www.theweathernetwork.com/en/video/C78ePjzS?playlist=cmZCH3Jb

I use a Thermarest Mondo, it's big, it's thick, it's heavy.......it's great! I generally don't paddle where there are lots of portages...

Judging from the number of abandoned outfitters, outpost camps and full on lodges I've passed over the years I would guess that any type...

You need to "whip" your paddle! http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~burchil/pm_canoe/whipping.html Cotton cord is the traditional material...

If that crack is only on the inner layer it's an easy fix. Gflex and a small patch of fabric (4oz s-glass for example) is pretty much...

I picked green/grey when the options first appeared. I just checked the current selections and I'm sticking with what I have.

Depending on your situation hearing aids can be much cheaper than they used to be, all depends on significant your hearing loss is...

I don't recall loud talkers ever being a specific problem, but I suppose the theoretical tactics I'd consider would be: get divorced...

The worst thing is bow paddlers who stop paddling in order to talk loudly. The yapping is bad enough, the loss of proportionate thrust...

Both groups in that story failed to heed tip #1 French River and Algonquin, both have an endless supply of sloppy campers providing a...

I was in a similar situation, after losing 2 Canon cameras to the water (either totally lost or fatally wet) I bought a Panasonic Lumix...

I'll balance that with a good experience with Tent Pole Technologies. Replacing shock cord is a DIY thing, should be pretty easy.

I have a Werner Bandit all carbon. It's the paddle I use 90% of the time for whitewater tripping. Before the Werner I used several Grey...

I'm not inclined as of now to make any sort of decision or declaration of change on this issue. The Classifieds forum isn't used all...

Can you find a serial number/HIN anywhere on it, usually near the bow (or stern) and on a plate or stamped, usually on the outside but...