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I tested some of the most popular options on the market in almost every inshore scenario imaginable to help you find your next stick

Even when its just about bags

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Well, the best work transmission and efficiency is found in bevel gears

I prefer Gorilla Tape (or T Rex Tape) because its thicker, stronger, and stickier than the usual duct tape 2 x small tubes of 2-part epoxy (JB Weld) 2 x small tubes of superglue 1 x multitool (I prefer the Leatherman wave because of the folding scissors and how the rounded edges fit in my hand) 1 x metal tentpole sleeve (to splice a bent or cracked tent pole) Several feet of thin elastic cord (primarily for repairing torn tent pole shock cord) 2 feet of 3/8 inch elastic material Several feet of fine line (reflective) 50 feet of parachute cord 1 square meter nylon material 1 square meter mosquito netting 1 x boxes of matches and 2 x lighters (you can never have enough fire-making supplies) Thermarest mattress repair kit 1 x pack of nylon repair patches (adhesive on one side) Needles, buttons and thread Sewing awl with an extra roll of heavy waxed thread Spare wingnuts, lock washers and washers for the canoeing yoke and small wrench for nuts Stove repair kit Small coil of heavy gauge wire and coil of thinner snare wire Spare grommet for tarp or tent fly Spare compass Spare T grip handle for paddle (brought on some trips and not others) 8 x safety pins 1 x tube Seal-All clear silicone goop 3 x spare buttons and heavy-duty elastic bands Short lengths of male and female velcro 4 x small carabiners and 3 meters of climbing webbing 2 x side-release plastic buckles 2 x tension-lock plastic buckles 1 meter black nylon strap 1 x nailclipper (not shown) Small supply of spare batteries (not shown) 1/2 roll yellow flagging tape to increase visibility in rescue situations Packalarm bear fence repair kit Its a fine line between taking too much and too little repair equipment on a longer trip

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