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Hmmm.. I have 2 ultralights from Sanborn a Gunflint and a Sam Special. Some nicks from use now but to be honest I don’t really see the issues raised. Some of my favourite paddles.

Ya.. It’s not that complicated for me. The leather feels good. Gives me a nice grip.

Yep no issues. I treat with Sno Seal.

Not really your question but tennis racket leather grips are easy to find and apply.

I just added this to all my canoes. https://scotty.com/product/440-1-inch-track-adaptor/ And https://scotty.com/product/340-track-adaptor-copy-copy-2/ I don’t mount a gps, camera, fish finder etc. just the rod holder. Sure they sell holders for all those things though.

Decided a while ago that Scotty mounts were the way to go.

They are a high cut shoe so they do provide some support but I wouldn’t say ankle support is a key feature of the shoe.

I own them. Very grippy. Drain well. They run small. I had to size up. You could go up 1 full size imo.

I own a helinox ultralight cot. Bought it for my then 80 yr old father to sleep on for a spring fishing trip. For a very comfy cot it packs down quite small. I will bring on trips with no or very little portaging. Put a sleeping pad on top of it and it is extremely comfortable.

Me too. Solo it’s 2 paddles GRB six degree and I’m sold on the Werner Carbon Camano adjustable 240-260.

One other option to consider. I also own a Sanborn ultralight Gunflint bent shaft. It’s a mix of wood and carbon. Mine is about 15 ozs I think. looks like you can get the same paddle in a straight shaft now too. https://sanborncanoe.com/gunflint/#p...ab-information

Me ! Far left in my pic above. Got it at the beginning of last year. Was my solo single blade last year. I really like it. 10 oz or there abouts I think. GRBs are cheaper than ZRE but comparable quality IMO.

I’m a convert too. Full day of paddling it’s makes a much bigger difference than I thought it would when I bought my first one. I use a GRB 6 degree solo. Zre straight in the stern for more control and GRB 12 degree in the bow for more power.

Bark River Mini Kalahari Sportsman. Best I have used. Just ordered another in case I ever lose the one I have or they go out of production.

Yes not cheap. I only buy them for backcountry trips. I get 2 good cups out of each packet though so 12 cups. $1.75 CAD per cup. Still not cheap but I’m worth it. :-)

You guys are drinking the wrong instant. https://49thcoffee.com/collections/instant-coffees/products/african-tribute I wholeheartedly agree with you though. Life is too short for bad coffee.

They make a lighter more compact version of the aeropress now too. I have the original. Agree that it makes very good coffee. https://www.mec.ca/en/product/6009-760/Go-Travel-Coffee-Press?colour=BK048&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0cKD7pTg7QIViIvICh30qw7wEAAYASAAEgJci_D_BwE

So I will start with the fact that I'm a coffee snob. I have a commercial grade espresso machine in my house and roast my own beans. I have tried lots of coffee makers in the backcountry and pretty much given up on carrying the weight. There are a lot of high end coffee roasters who have...

presale for a new colour if you like it...

Man it goes fast. Lots of sizes this afternoon. I managed to pick up a men’s med hoodie in olive.