Special news this month! Congratulations to Wilderness Supply staff Sylvia Furtado (WAVpaddling) and Scott Palmer on the birth of their little baby boy Spencer Palmer.
Winnipeg currently has Atlas snowshoes and X-country skis
Thunder Bay does not have skis but has GV snowshoes
Sale Starts: Present
Sale Ends: Closing, Saturday April 2, 2011
Come and check out our booths! Kayaks, canoes, Stand up paddle boards and more!
February 25-26 (Fri-Sun) - Thunder Bay Central Outdoor Show (Thunder Bay Sports Dome)
March 3-6 (Thu-Sun) - Winnipeg Mid Canada Boat Show (3rd floor of Convention Center)
March 11-13 (Fri-Sun) - Winnipeg Cottage Country Show (Red River Exhibition Grounds)
Purchase a boat before March 31 and ask us about our pre-season specials!
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| Black Diamond Gridlock |
Odyssey Inflatable Kayak |
Stohlquist T3 Swift Entry Dry Suit |
| $20.99 | $699.00 - $799.00 | $499.00 - Great price! Fully Dry! |
WAVpaddling courses are now available for the spring / summer 2011 season. Offerings include guided and instructed trips, beginner - level 2 kayak, flat, moving and tripping canoe courses. Registration for all courses are NOW OPEN. See you on the water!
Learn how to kayak! Next course date is March 20 - REGISTER HERE
This year's REEL Paddling Film Festival will be held on Tuesday April 19 at the Gas Station Theatre (Osborne) - more information will follow in the next couple of newsletters.
Proceeds from this year's event will go to the Lake Winnipeg Foundation.
Tickets are now available online. Get your ticket now to see some of this year's best paddling films. Don't miss out - only 210 tickets available. This event sold out last year!
Clothes are the bane of most packers' existence. Next to perhaps shoes, nothing seems to take up more dead space in your bag. You’re eyeing your small pile of clothes, thinking you’ve done a good job paring down the necessities, but when it comes time to pack up your bag before you know it you’re out of room. Not only that, but your bag is full of a mish-mash of random clothing with no rhyme nor reason – finding what you want is a frustrating process, and there’s no room for that first aid kit or travel towel.
We've done a video on packing here at Wilderness Supply, and I stand by what I said within it: when pack
ing clothes, stuff sacks are the way to go for organization, and compression sacks are the way to go to save space. But what if you want the best of both worlds? For those who want to have their cake and wear it too, a combination of both methods is the sure-fire way to packthe most in the least amount of space without skimping on organization.
read more on the Blog on a Log...
