Light, dependable kit for trails, day trips, and the prepared everyday. What to carry and what to leave behind.
At $395 on yeti.ca, the Tundra 35 buys rotomolded construction, bear-resistant hardware and a five-year warranty, not capacity: its interior is about 23 litres, less than a $69.99 Igloo's 30 quarts.
A 67-gram roll-top sack in recycled 70D nylon with a white lining and a D-ring, listed at $34.95 in the 8-litre size. The design is fine; the decision is which of seven sizes you need and how many.
Altitude Sports sells the Spot 400 for $59.95 with three AAA cells in the box. The BD 1500 battery-and-charger kit behind its longer burn times is another $39.95.
Style 1466 costs $36.99 in Canadian dollars at Altitude Sports. The lifetime guarantee runs through a Vancouver distributor: a printed form, a stamp, and a comparable pair weeks later.
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A rotomolded hard cooler with bear-resistant hardware and a five-year warranty; interior space is about 23 litres despite the 35 badge.
$395 at YETI(opens in a new tab)$395 at Amazon.ca(opens in a new tab)Read the guideAn 8 L roll-top dry bag in recycled 70D nylon at 67 g
$34.95 at Sea to Summit Canada(opens in a new tab)Read the guideDual-Fuel 400-lumen headlamp, AAA or BD 1500 pack
$59.95 at Altitude Sports(opens in a new tab)Read the guideA $36.99 sock whose Canadian warranty is a mail-in replacement
$36.99 at Altitude Sports(opens in a new tab)Read the guide
