Canoe Pack - Two Day Gear Loadout Canoe Portage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I provide a list of all the gear I am bringing on my two day canoe trip. I'm using the Eureka SS 115L canoe pack. In my pack I have:
- Three days of dehydrated foot
- Cook kit (MSR Reactor)
- Shelter: Marmot Crane Creek UL 2P
- Sleep System: North face 20F Furnace, Sea to summit Thermolite Reactor liner and Trekology and a Klymit inflatable pillow.
- Nemo Tensor 25 Insulated Mat
- Luminaid Solar Lantern
- First aid kit
- Underlayer (Patagonia Capiline Thermal Weight)
- Bucksaw
- Carbon blade knife with ferro rod.
- Cotopaxi Midlayer
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I would use a smaller cook kit and use my raincoat as one of the layers. But I think you are set for a great trip. Remember to put the TP, first aid, and raincoat at the top of the bag and have fun!
This is a great suggestion. Our rain gear was packed into one of those compression bags. When I go backpacking I opt for a smaller stove (MSR pocket rocket). I brought the reactor because I had the luxury of space on this trip! Thanks for the feedback!
I keep my rain gear near the top of my pack as well. Good suggestion silver.
Great video! what is the weight of that load? I believe mine is 90L Seal Line, Eureka needs to be contacted to ship to US so i made it easy by buying one here but I wanted one of these! will definitely get that one if a day come to do one with another person!
I'd say around 40lbs pr so loaded up. We had to order ours from Canada and it was a pain to get it here but worth it.
@@LoneCrowAdventures That is great weight for 2 people with everything you got there, in my trips I carry over 30 pounds that is because I am a junkie and bring lot of just in case items I end up not needing but that would be a load for 2 as well in my case, most my hear is lightweight so I can afford to bring more stuff instead of less
Where's the fishing gear?
Didn't bring any. :(
I love your advices, I did the mistake to buy too big for my needs. I think the right size for me would be 75.
Did you film this on NY island on Basssood?
Actually at Voyage National Park in Minnesota!
WOW!!! I can't believe you put all that in that bag!! That's impressive! Just found your channel and subscribed!!! Great video.
No kidding. That thing was pretty big and akward!!!
The gear reviews are welcome. Hoping you will soon post some "Adventures" using the gear in Voyageurs, the BWCAW and other locations relevant to those of us who do not live a stones throw from the Boreal Forests of Canada.
Funny you say that. The next three video drops are a short adventure series from Voyageurs! You can look for it on Sunday!
Sweet canoe pack! That thing is huge and fits a tone of stuff!
I love this darn thing!
I have a very similar pack to yours, a 115 L Seattle Sports. Also have the 70L version from SeaLine as well as a pair of 110 L Hooligan Gear Portage packs.
Just browsed your channel a bit and will be watching a few more, starting with the one on the 40 year old Coleman lantern. I have several old Coleman stoves and lanterns, some over 50 years old I've found for next to nothing.
Just subscribed...#399
Awesome opossum! Thanks for the support. They whole canoe trip is a little new to me. Can't wait to get back out there this spring!
@@LoneCrowAdventures Yeah, canoeing is awesome. I make most of my living from the custom canoe and kayak paddles that I build here in my home-based woodshop.
I would probably put the underlayers and lose garments in another compression sack. Other than that looks good,
Thanks for the suggestion!!!!!! I had thought the same thing when I watched the video!
How to carry your water bottle and snacks etc? Extra bag for portage? Strap to canoe pack?
I use a lifestyle bottle that has a carabiner which I clip either to the pack or let hang out on the bottom of the canoe. I usually stuff snacks into the pockets of my life jacket for quick access while paddling.
That is a pretty fantastic bag. I am entertained by how big it is. I would opt for bringing a hatchet and a multi tool too.
We were definitely missing the hatchet.
Great video and review of the Eureka canoe bag. Can you also tell me if you are able to portage with the bag filled as in your video or would it be too heavy for you (or myself, about same size as you) Thanks!!
It's pretty heavy but doable for sure.
If I had to purchase it over again I'd probably opt for the 75L rather than the 110L. It would be a more manageable size for portaging.
Great job...you really covered it!!
Thank you kindly!
I was just considering purchasing a canoe bag for my upcoming trip to the Edisto River. Thanks!
I had this one imported from Thunder Bay Canada. NRS and Sea to Summit make great bags here in the USA as well.
I bought this bag from a website based in Thunder Bay Canada. I had to pay some shipping costs but with the exchange rate it was similar to US based prices on other top brands. I'm originally from Canada and have a special love for Eureka products. Here is the link if you're interested. This bad is only available in Canada at this time. www.gear-up.com/search
The only place I've camped in SC is Table Rock State Park. Let me know how your trip goes!
@@LoneCrowAdventures Gear Up is a great store, we go their quite often. We were just their about a week ago.
First aid kid at bottom of the bag ?
No kidding! Lol all the comforts of home!!!
you can almost use the bag as a shelter
I haven't tested that but I bet I could curl myself up into it. This bag weighed just slightly less than 1/2 by body weight so I bet I could bivy it up in an emergency, lol
That’s a huge bag!!!
Thanks for the comment!
I need to get a canoe pack. Thanks for posting
You're welcome. Glad you like the video!
Nice
Thanks for stopping by to check it out!
You forgot to mention the weight of your pack.
It was heavy I remember that, probably 40lbs if I had to guess.
@@LoneCrowAdventures 40 it's not bad for a two person pack
My pack is 45 just for me.
Something, like a small spade, to dig a potty hole, to bury TP, garbage, etc.
I would have brought one, this is an excellent idea, however out site featured an open air pit toilet. Thanks for the reminder though, great idea!
That is a month canoe bag!
I don't know if you could pack for a month or not in it.
Looks like you took a tone of gear. A little heavy on the clothes. Med kit should be moved to the top of your bag for easy access in an emergency.
Thanks for the feedback. We weren't too sure what to bring so we overpacked a bit.
That is a nice bag
It's pretty big!
Thanks for sharing. iv been wanting one of these bags, and you pretty much sold me on this. I don't do small trips 10 day minimum and hated double carrying so hopefully this will make my second trips easier.
It gets pretty heavy but I'd rather wrangle one heavy pack than two any day!!!
I always bring a gun, Fleshlight, and canned bacon.
That's a great combo! Lol
Nice screen name by the way. Hilarious!
You must be having a ton of fun when you are out if you are bringing a fleshlight with you lol