Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Winter Camping and Activities :: Where to find a sled and cover quick?
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pastorjsackett |
Can I get a little help out there? Thanks! PJS |
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Pinetree |
Soledad: "Piragis rents covered fiberglass sleds if you are going up that way. I agree 100% on your choice. Used similar sled for 30 years. No cover but like a waterproof pack or duffel bag and or waterproof liners. The only thing you might not on your own have the right harness or poles hooked up to the sled. If your not going in to far a rope will do in the pinch but not as good in many situations. |
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pastorjsackett |
Super excited! Thanks everyone!! |
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Pinetree |
pastorjsackett: "I'm in St. Cloud area. Dan Cooke offered me the use of one so I think I am covered. Just a quick one night trip this Friday, invite came this past weekend. Have fun and the long range forecast looks pretty good for next weekend. |
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Soledad |
Otherwise Paris sled will work in a pinch (which it sounds like you are). If you use duffel bags, you don't need a cover. |
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Arcola |
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pastorjsackett |
Hope you all get to try a fun trip this winter! |
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Pinetree |
pastorjsackett: "I'm all set!! Very excited for my second winter camp experience. Have fun and let us know about snow conditions and travel conditions like slush on lake. Weather looks good for your trip. |
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Jaywalker |
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