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4] GSI Dutch Oven www.gsioutdoors.com • $69.95


When space permits just one pot, we recommend a Dutch oven. GSI’s 10-inch cast aluminum version is rustproof, even-heating and a third the weight of traditional cast iron. It easily fits in your back hatch with the rest of your kitchen kit nestled inside. The raised edge lid holds coals for oven-like cooking and baking in your campfire, but it’s also ideal for one-pot-wonders on the camp stove.


5] Watershed GoForth www.drybags.com • $93


Worry-free waterproof protection has made Watershed ZipDry duffels much loved by paddling professionals. At 15 liters, the GoForth is perfectly sized for photography kits or guide’s purs- es—MacGyver-style lap bags for life on the water. New this year, the GoForth adds a removable waist belt for easier carrying.


6] P&H Code Zero Kayak Sail System www.phseakayaks.com www.flatearthkayaksails.com • $449


Travel longer distances and expend less energy with a kayak sail. P&H Sea Kayaks has partnered with Australian manufac- turer Flat Earth Kayak Sails to offer their Code Zero sail with a mast and mounting kit that fits most 15-foot-plus boats. Once installed, this ultralight sail can be folded flush on the deck for compact stowage, and deployed in seconds. Even better, it allows stable, hands-free and ridiculously fun sail- ing down-, across and even upwind. Quick-release mounting hardware is inconspicuous but does require some drilling.


7] Level Six Orion www.levelsix.com • $649.99


Combining the comfort of a lightweight, breathable paddling jacket and pants with the immersion protec- tion of a one-piece suit, the Orion is an affordable op- tion for three-season touring. Featuring latex wrist and ankle gaskets and an adjustable neoprene neck closure, we especially like the peaked rollaway hood and styl- ishly functional pant pockets and vertical relief zipper.


8] Kokatat Full Zip Jacket www.kokatat.com • $355


Slip this waterproof jacket on under your PFD for breathable, comfortable storm protection. The Gore-Tex Paclite fabric has a light, supple drape for freedom of movement, spandex splash cuffs seal out drips and a drawstring hem keeps the jacket from riding up in the cockpit. Thoughtful design features like fleece-lined hand warmer pockets and a wide-billed storm hood make this our new go-to jacket at sea and at camp.


9] Bogs Urban Farmer www.bogsfootwear.com • $90


When you’re out for back-to-back rain days, soggy feet can be a trip-killer. For dry and comfy dogs, slip on a pair of Bogs. Best known for their pull-on handle rain boots, this Pacific Northwest brand has an ever-expanding selection of tough, waterproof natural rubber footwear. With a moisture wick- ing, odor-fighting lining and sturdy slip-resistant sole, the mid-height Urban Farmers aren’t your average wellies.


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