Voyageur Wilderness Programme Ltd.
SEATTLE SPORTS SEATTLE SPORTS PROFILE
DECK BAG
www.seattlesportsco.com $59.95
NEW FOR 2014
The Profile Deck Bag’s unique shape works to minimize wind and wave resistance. It features daisy chains and high-visibility storage bungees. Wave-riding SUPers and kayakers will appreciate the unique front lash point that can be used to secure down the front of the deck bag. RF-welded seams and a plastic internal skeleton complete this great bag. A three-roll closure opening offers easy access and water protection.
WET/DRY TOPLOADER
NEW FOR 2014
The Wet/Dry features a zippered top opening with a waterproof three-roll closure hidden within. Two adjust- able and removable straps can be at- tached and configured to use either as a backpack or as a duffel. An add- ed breathable mesh compartment at the base of the bag allows for keep- ing your wet gear separate from your dry. Perfectly sized for tarps, water shoes and more, let your soggy or dirty gear air dry while you’re on the move. Available in the MD 90-liter or Jumbo 130-liter options.
Quetico’s Premier Eco-Adventure Outfitter
DUFFEL
www.seattlesportsco.com $119.95–$134.95
• Canoe trip specialist WATERSHED DRYBAGS TRAMP An easy-to-carry,
MESH TOTE
www.drybags.com • $33
durable and
breathable shoulder tote for diving weights, beach essentials,
small
wet gear items or for travel. This bag is adaptable and convenient. The small size allows for easy stor- age when not in use, yet it’s large enough for a day on the town. Easily
clean the polypropylene
trampoline mesh with a little soap and water.
• Complete & partial outfitting for individuals, families & groups
• Educational & Eco-Field Trips • Bed & breakfast facilities
• Environment, Sustainability & Service is our Priority
Located on Voyageur Island on Nym Lake Environmental Education through Wilderness Experience
Get Experienced! Authorized Issuer for MNR
Service en Français disponible Q100 Certified Outfitter
www.vwp.com P.O. Box 850, Atikokan, ON P0T 1C0, Canada • Ph: 807-597-2450
transportation SEA TO SUMMIT CARTS
www.seatosummit.com $109.95–$129.95
These lightweight, collapsible carts feature over-sized anodized 6063-T6 alloy tubing and Hypalon tension straps for exceptional durability and pneumatic wheels for a smooth ride. The small size is for kayaks, the me- dium for canoes and the large for double kayaks, larger canoes and SUPs. This patent-pending design features tapered cones to fit a wide range of scupper hole sizes and widths, while reducing side-to-side movement dur- ing towing.
YAK GEAR C-TUG KAYAK and
CANOE CART
www.yak-gear.com • $159.99 UPDATED FOR 2014
The C-Tug is one of the most durable, practical, light- weight kayak and canoe trollies on the market. Made of quality engineering polymers, this trolley is great for all terrain. The C-Tug requires no tools and assembles and dismantles in seconds. Stow it in your canoe or kayak hatch to take to your next destination. The 2014 C-Tug is now supplied with puncture-free wheels with high-grip rubber tread to promote hassle-free usage.
www.rapidmedia.com 185
ALUMINUM KAYAK/ CANOE TRAILERS
Worldwide Shipping Available for most models
PRIMO TRAILER SALES
Ottawa, ON Canada • 800-558-5178
www.primotrailersales.com
Since 1960
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