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When it comes to the question of what to wear kayaking, solid footwear cannot be overlooked. The right pair of water shoes will keep you on your feet while carrying a canoe or kayak down steep trails. They need to be comfortable against footbraces for a full day on the water, quick drying, grippy on […]

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Should I have written all those canoe guidebooks? It’s a question that popped into my mind last summer, waiting for my turn to land at a busy portage, six canoes deep, on a route I used to have to myself. Crowded canoe country isn’t a crisis If you’ve been out in a popular park over […]

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Created In Partnership with Visit Montana Framed by the Northern Rockies and skyscraping mountain peaks, Montana is home to countless lakes—and that’s not an exaggeration. There are more than 3,223 officially named lakes and reservoirs across the Treasure State, and hundreds, if not thousands, of uncharted subalpine lakes carved by glaciers and weather over time. […]

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Level Six is entering the life jacket market in a big way. The Ottawa-based brand has certified 24 new models, 10 of which will ship to retailers in March 2027. The collection will include the first low-profile 50 newton buoyancy aids approved for the North American market by the U.S. Coast Guard and Transport Canada. […]

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Backcountry travel used to mean disappearing off-grid for days or weeks at a time. Not anymore. I’ve tested satellite communicators on long paddling trips, bikepacking journeys and remote international travel, and today’s devices are ultra-tough, small enough to fit in your PFD, can pair with your smartphone, and keep you in touch with home. For […]

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