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These work for wading boots??? Might have to check em out

Can I filter water without immediately drinking it??

Music = very loud.

Great breakdown. You are beginning to think and talk like you know you want remote anchoring skillsets.

Nearly 2 to 1 ... Must Overcome Friction Losses.

the ending was nice hahahaha that girl

This is the best comparison video I have seen. Thank you.

Good information, looking forward to the complete video.

Amazing video, please continue to make more! ❤

Its amazing how the biological differences between male and female are crucial to understanding your own safety. 👍🏻

Thanks.

Thanks! Just received one and am looking for direction on adjusting it.

Important factor is helmet fit. Any of these helmets not fitted correctly negates the ranking.

I got one question Which 2 helmet you got there I'm looking for on helmet for 4/ 5 w level

This video could be done in 4 min or less

Could you provide the sizes here? I think I can tell what most of them are just based off product photos next to a human, but I've zoomed in on the label where the size is listed and can't make it out for some of them. In particular, the second bag you show, the red one, is that a 13L? I'm interested in the sizes of the others too, though, if you can provide all of them.

This makes no sense.

I have the Rassler, good shoe.Durability isn’t great though. Just picked up the TX Canyon. Will be running those this year. Next shoe I will try is likely the Bestard Wildwater Pro.

This video was useful; thank you

Very helpful!

I have been using this shoe for the past couple years for kayaking. I paddle over a 100 days a year and absolutely love the shoe for kayaking. It is super sticky rubber and have I have had no problems with fit or comfort in the kayak. It is my go to shoe for everything from day trips to expeditions on the river. Unlike the reviewers I would totally recommend this shoe for kayaking

Omg thankss!

Great information! Might you post guidelines mentioned at end of video?

Good information, looking forward to the complete video.

I broke a toenail on an aire zipper right before a trip. You only make that mistake once!

Sound effect: "WAAAAAAAAAaAaAaAaAa"

Awesome video

Will this line work with the Petzl partner pulley? It comes with the original crevasse rescue kit, but not with the RAD kit.

A veritable surplusage of fumbduckery. Brilliantly done all. More Rons.

'For every 1 lb I heave. 2 lbs on... That boat' lol. Nice.

Really useful

Thanks for sharing

thanks 👍

I looking yor video from Nepal

I have been rafting for and kayaking for 35 years and I have never heard anyone recommend putting a loose piece of strap or cord around one's waist. Who would do such a thing? If you put that silly $35 strap around your waist, it would be loose as well. Finally, if you don't know how big the loop is going to be, you need to improve your knot-smithing skills. You must be some sort of commercial guide or some other sort of stooge that knows little about river safety and rescue.

Corey was fired from Sotar after this video was made.

Great comparison! Curious what your thoughts are about AIRE's sealed floor option in a Cub?

just cant take people serious with those Macho Man shades lol

Did you film at Festher fest?? Saw you out there so was looking forward to seeing the footage.

Thanks for Delivering knowledge

Helmets for any type of use all protect from glancing hits. Were it not for a helmet, there could be significant soft tissue trauma to the head from rocks/boulders tearing flesh on each impact.

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Love the channel and i hate to be critical, but to make this in any way a fair test the footwear needs to be weighted equally. I expect the tx canyon is one of the heaviest which should provide more grip. But the best example is the difference between the pfd sandle and the rassler. The rassler is a lot heavier but yet has the same sole and as such, outperformed the lighter sandal.

Outside and Inside are kinda confusing. Its relative to what you consider inside... Ive been doing it wrong for the last several weeks! Thanks

As a guy that has had a Werner bandit for over 20 years- if your in the bow of anything and absolutely have to perform a must make stroke like a draw or die…you want the bandit. With that said it was designed as a slalom canoe paddle so duh. Its not an all around paddle at all. Fun test but we all know we are going to pick what “feels” best anyway. Thanks for the content you two!! Great stuff!!

Compared to say a Hyside 12-13 how flipable is the Rogue 12-13?

After contingency, prolly also need to look at the run out.

You don’t just eat acid and drop in hoping for the best?

Could this type of raft work with a row frame?