ALGONQUIN PARK: What to Pack for a remote backcountry canoe camping trip.
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2019
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In this video I go over the gear that I bring and why. I give you tips on saving weight in your pack and new ideas for packing you may have never thought of.
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You can put the batteries in backwards in your light to avoid accidentally killing them
Everyone uses different kinds of gear, but I have a couple suggestions I have found very useful: Bear Bangers instead of Bear spray, it gives you an option if a bear is sitting on a portage or is a little too curious about you.... the added bonus is besides bangers you can also carry emergency flares for the same launcher. The second thing is a small set of binoculars, super handy for finding the portage on bigger lakes as those signs can be tricky to find sometimes (or even non-existent if the tree it was on has fallen or the sign just wore off).
In terms of your headlamp batteries - just reverse one of them in the headlamp itself, that way the batteries don't get lost and it still won't turn on in your bag.
My wife and I are embarking on our first canoe trip this fall! I appreciate all the tips and the discussion you've opened up in the comments! Can't wait to hit the water.
Oh another thing. For portage's, a big bag pack is used. Bill's Bag from NRS is the recognized champion. Two sizes. Less money than the competition. Bombproof.
Very informative.
Always fun to see what paddlers bring on longer trips. Enjoyed seeing your version. Have fun guys!
Nice tips. You really are so lucky to have the wilderness and parks that you do. I hope to see Algonquin someday. Love your channel. 😊
Loving your journey and your advice. I’m sure you have this covered, but don’t forget a first aid kit. I keep that in the same bag as my water filter & fire-starter. Safe travels.
What a cool trip! I look forward to your videos of it.
Thanks Scott for sharing your equipment with us. 👍😁
Nice gear review, a lot of great choices! What I like about the black diamond lantern is that it takes the same batteries from my headlamp, so I usually just use the old batteries from the headlamp and just use em all the way up in the black diamond lantern.
I'm heading out in a few days. This was very helpful, thanks so much!
Hi from Ohio. Thanks for the info. I appreciate it. Can't wait to see the videos. God bless.
Put tennis balls on your helinox chair legs. They also make a sand cloth that goes on the chair legs.
Scott, great video. Love seeing what people take on these trips. I'm looking forward to this summer and all of your trips.
Excellent video for the novice to watch. I will study this video again before I go on my first solo kayak camping trip. Thanks
With Crocs I've used gore-tex oversocks for when it rains. Wool sock underneath, gore-tex on top, then you don't have to worry about your foot getting wet in the Crocs. Good information, thanks for sharing and enjoy your trip!
I love watching these great gear videos and seeing everyone’s different opinions and gear variations! GREAT Video!