Field Test
ADVENTURE MEDICAL KITS | ME & MY DOG KIT Adventure Medical Kits’ new offering provides first aid supplies for you and your fuzzy best friend. In addition to all the essentials for treating torn paws, ripped ears and tick bites, Me & My Dog offers comprehensive field guides, an emergency blanket, a self-adhering elastic bandage that won’t stick to Fido’s fur and pet-friendly anti- histamines. $50 |
www.adventuremedicalkits.com
HANZ | WATERPROOF SOCKS
WITH CHILLBLOCKER These warm, waterproof and seamless socks promise happy feet for early season portages. Putting Hanz’s Chillblocker technology to the test, I stepped into a creek on a freezing day—the fabric got icy before I felt chilled. Hanz also boasts their waterproof wear al- lows perspiration to escape, so I wore these socks in the shower. Five minutes later and my feet were still cozy and dry. Impressive. $55.95 |
www.hanzusa.com
[ CAMPKIT ] GREAT GEAR FOR 2015
PREPARE FOR ICE-OUT WITH THESE FRESH ESSENTIALS Words & Photos: KAYDI PYETTE
SALUS | CAPRI Salus Capri’s one-size-fits-all design for women offers ample room for curvier figures yet comfortably cinches down on the petite. All the ladies in the Canoeroots office found this PFD cozy and practical. The Capri comes outfitted with a utility lash tab, reflective trim- ming, zippered pockets and fleece-lined hand warming stations. $149 CAD |
www.salusmarine.com
THERM-A-REST | TREO CHAIR The Treo offers big chair comfort in a little package. The strong tripod base doubles as a case when not in use, neatly packing away the fabric and poles of the chair. At two pounds it’s not the lightest offering on the market, but it is far more compact than most. Old- timers will love the 13-inch seat height, which makes getting in and out easy. $99 |
www.thermarest.com
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