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dMM
revolver screWgate
dmmclimbing.com
$25 Cdn
If your reply to a hapless river runner’s plea
for help prying his boat off a vengeful rock
has formerly been, “Sorry, I don’t have a pin
kit—too heavy/bulky/expensive” (select ex-
cuse here), then the Revolver could be the
carabiner that revolutionizes your rescue kit.
Weighing in at just 64 grams, the Revolver
is a combined carabiner and pulley—carry a
couple of these, two prussiks and your throw
bag and setting up a z-drag is a breeze. The
integrated roller reduces rope drag by 30 to
40 per cent, less than a full-size pulley, but at
half the price and weight of a similar quality
biner and pulley set, we’re not complaining.
Available in three locking options, the Re-
volvers feature notchless, non-snag noses
and look damn sexy.
oAKley
Flak Jacket
oakley.ca
$170 Cdn
Save the hankie for the post-river nose drain.
Hydrophilic paddlers can say goodbye to
smudged shades thanks to Oakley’s Hydro-
phobic lens coating. The view through the
Flak Jacket’s generously-sized, interchange-
able lenses stays streak- and haze-free,
shedding water, sweat, skin oils and dust.
Paddling on the Madawaska River and
WHITEWATER KAYAK and CANOE PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGES and LEVELS
Semi-rimless frames allow for an unobstruct-
Ottawa River in the Ottawa Valley
RIVER SAFETY and RESCUE, WFA • EXCEPTIONAL INSTRUCTORS
ed downward view and Oakley offers the O U R P A T H S T O H E A L T H Y, A C T I V E L I V I N G
CAMPSITES ON THE SHORE OF THE MADAWASKA RIVER
standard plethora of options including polar-
ized, colour tint and transitions lenses. You
may need a small suitcase to carry all these
paddlerco-op.com
accessories and the big O kindly obliges
with an included soft vault travel case.
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