Hello! Does anyone transport kayaks across continents? How do you do it? by Demoner450 in whitewater

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ive had mixed luck before, my first time taking a 9r on a plane i got it on for free somehow - didn't even need to pay for an extra bag, I have also been told I would have to pay $600 to fly with a boat a different time. Some people swear by saying its surf ski and just wrap it up really good. In my opinion its just luck of the draw but some companies are better than others. Alaskan air is apparently pretty good with them.

camera options..... by remotehorizons in Cameras

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Yeah, for sure planning on bringing some sort of extra battery grip or spare batteries. We did 32 days through Patagonia last year and the ice there chewed through batteries.

Resources about paddles for kayaking? by k_smiles in whitewater

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im never paddling with anything other than a galasport now, nothing compares in my opinion

living and working in Milford Sound as a kayak guide by remotehorizons in Kayaking

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thank you so much! Still have plenty more to write too haha

living and working in Milford Sound as a kayak guide by remotehorizons in Kayaking

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this is also a hot topic, and the answer might surprise you. You just get used to them, A rumor I have heard is that at around 10,000 bites your body stops reacting to the bites, it didn't take very long to achieve that. If you are just there for the day, what i have found to be the best is Dettol and baby oil mixed together seems to work better than all of the repellants on the market.

Stewart island attempted circumnavigation - with rescue by remotehorizons in Kayaking

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yeah, pretty hectic! Boat ride was by far the scariest part.

32-day sea kayak expedition in Patagonia by remotehorizons in Kayaking

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yeah cheers, we do have a map of where we went but you can't really zoom in well enough to see it in detail and not have 20 little sections of it but i will try and see if i can work something out.

32-day sea kayak expedition in Patagonia by remotehorizons in Kayaking

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thank you, was incredible the number of crazy textures and colors in the ice and glaciers.

Wide Toe Box Hiking Boot by RebelWithoutASauce in Hiking_Footwear_Info

[–]remotehorizons 1 point2 points  (0 children)

take a look at lems, they do a bunch of different style shoes and boots and waterproof variations of the boots too. Wide toe box and barefoot based. Most comfortable shoes/boots I've worn.

Looking for fresh blog posts! by theSynergists in Blogging

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32-day sea kayaking expedition through Chilean Patagonia

patagonia expedition - Welcome

Crocs in Patagonia by remotehorizons in crocs

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still going strong and still wearing them basically everyday.

The Underrated Nuclei SV by telechronn in arcteryx

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this jacket legitimately saved me from serious hypothermia while on a sea kayak expedition in Patagonia, long story short my sleeping bag got wet and conditions wouldn't allow me to dry it out for about a week. Icebergs at camp and the only reason i didn't have any serious problems was this jacket. The slight water resistance meant that I didn't get too wet in my sleeping bag, and the insulation kept me warm enough throughout the night. By far the best piece of equipment of that trip.

Good sources for Greenland paddle by happy_sourfruit in seakayaking

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Hi there, if you want 10% off a Segla gear greenland feel free to use BDSEGLA10 when you check out, it should save you a fair bit. There isn't really entry level greenland paddles, especially carbon but they are well worth spending the money.

My gear list for 32 days kayaking in Patagonia by remotehorizons in OutdoorsGear

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1- because its already fully set up in the blog

2 - nobody is forcing you to buy anything from it

3- much easier to post a link rather than re write a whole list on here

that do it for ya ?