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Material
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- Sea kayak
- Paddle
- Sprayskirt
- One appropriately sized lifejackets or PFD per person
- Whistle or foghorn
- Throwline or throwbag (15 m or 50 ft.)
- Paddle floater
- Pump or bailer
- Small watertight bag
- Drinking water
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- Kayak at least 4 metres or 13 feet long
- Take-apart emergency paddle
- Distress flares
- Compass
- Binoculars
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- Tent
- Ground sheet
- Sleeping bag
- Camp stove and fuel
- Pots and pans
- Plates, cups, and utensils
- Kitchen kit (salt, pepper, tongs, biodegradable soap, matches, can opener, etc.)
- Food
- Toilet paper
- Small shovel
- Tarp
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Clothing
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- Shoes or sandals
- Wool socks
- Shorts or pants
- Polyester T-shirt
- Long-sleeved synthetic fiber jacket
- Wool or polar fleece sweater
- Hat or cap with chin strap
- Raingear
- Change of clothing in watertight bag
- Cycling gloves Beginning and end of season:
- Wetsuit
- Neoprene boots and gloves
- Toque or balaclava
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- Basic list, as well as warm clothing
- Even in the summer, the water is colder and weather conditions can change without warning.
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- Extra Clothing
- Underwear
- Warm socks
- Pants
- T-shirt
- Shirt
- Sweater
- Shoes
- Extra toque
- Towel
- Rain pants
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Safety
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- Sunglasses with cord
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle or thermos
- Topographical map or guide in watertight case
- First aid kit
- Watertight flashlight and batteries
- Insect repellent or mosquito net
- Rations (e.g., dehydrated fruit)
- Knife
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- Weather or VHF radio
- Marine chart
- Tide table
- Marine weather forecast
- Extra drinking water
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- Personal medication
- Extra pair of glasses or contact lenses
- Emergency rations
- Extra copies of maps
- Repair kit
- Sewing kit
- Water filter or extra drinking water
- Narrow line 3 mm x 20 m
- Extra batteries and candle
- Waterproof bags
- Matches in waterproof container
- Spare campass
- Reflectire signaling device
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