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Jackson Kayak
First to recommend
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The 07 Fun combines more play performance than ever with a substantial improvement in river running. Loops bigger and surfs waves better than my 06 All-star yet feels right at home running class 4+ whitewater as well. Plus light, comfortable, and bone dry. (via jackson kayak)
Updated Dec 14, 2006
Patagonia Rincon Hoody
First to recommend
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Summer-weight warmth to fend off waterfall spray, the river-side chill, and even mosquitos. Beer and Coffee run right off, while salsa and ketchup require a quick napkin wipe.
Updated May 26, 2006
Patagonia Capilene Lightweight Hiking Crew Socks
First to recommend
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2 weeks with just a sink-wash with truck-stop soap? Either my feet stopped sweating or these things are incredibly odor proof.
Updated May 26, 2006
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Patagonia Puffball Vest
First to recommend
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Lightweight, windproof warmth I don’t have to worry about getting wet, dog-haired, or dirty. A beefed up ‘hoodie’ for those traveling through a wet world.
Updated May 26, 2006
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Jackson Kayak Happy Seat
First to recommend
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Inflatable bags lock me into the kayak for greater security when diving into violent water, then add volume for extra ‘pop’ when I come flying up and out. A playboater’s seat-belt and air-bag in one.
Updated May 26, 2006
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Apple iPod
185 people recommended this item
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This is a must for the 21st century. If you don't have one, then you need to get one. When I am on my way to work or working out this helps me tune out the world. By the way you can still get the 160 GB ones. (via Amazon)
Updated Jun 21, 2009
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Patagonia Men's Capilene Silkweight Boxers
First to recommend
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Silky comfort that sink-washes quick, dries in minutes, and last forever. Just enough coverage for less private river baths or late-night hot-tub opportunities.
Updated May 26, 2006
Smith Optics District Sunglasses
First to recommend
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The hardest rapids are often shaded by trees or cliffs, so light colored lenses are a must when creeking. When I’m in more open conditions, I switch to polarized lenses in an instant.
Updated May 26, 2006
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Lotus Royal Flush Drytop
First to recommend
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The Royal Flush combines lightweight durability with breathability for long portages or just long line-ups at the hole. Mated with a Mt. Surf Skirt, and you’ve got a cinch-free waistline for freedom of movement while emiminating water seepage. Dry Freedom!
Updated May 26, 2006
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Jackson Kayak Rocker
First to recommend
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It’s light, has 0 holes so it’s absolutely dry, shock-absorbing bulkhead, and it’s incredibly fast and forgiving for an 8’er.
Updated May 26, 2006
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claywright
Freestyle and extreme kayaking has been my passion for 30 years. First descents, videos, and comps make the bio, but...
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