MANDATORY GEAR LIST
The following is a list of equipment that you should have, at a minimum, for the duration of the event.
Mandatory Gear will be checked at Registration before the event starts Spot checks will take place before participants start each day For your own safety and in the interests of fair play, make sure you have all Mandatory Gear
before you leave the Start or Overnight Camp
All items apart from the Overnight Camp Specific equipment needs to be carried on the kayaks
Additional gear may be carried by support crews or by the event organisers in two gear boxes
To download the Mandatory Gear List for easy printing please click here.
M AN D AT O R Y P E R S O N A L E Q U I P M E N T - G E N E R A L
Waterproof ideal, water resistant acceptable (bagged when not in use)
Pea-less so it functions when wet. Easy accessible at all times – ie, attached to short lanyard to your PFD
Blade capable of cutting through webbing. Easy accessible at all times – ie, attached to short lanyard to your PFD
Silver foil type. Enclosed bag style only – no foil blankets
Waterproof. Should be modern, breathable, technology. Must be seam sealed
Warm, beanie type, not cotton. Polypro, thermal, merino as a minimum
This first layer garment must be of a thermal material e.g. polypro or
This first layer garment must be of a thermal material e.g. polypro or
Long sleeve fleece. Minimum '200' or Mid Weight Rating
M AN D AT O R Y T E AM E Q U I P M E N T - G E N E R A L
Provided by the organisers. Participants will need to provide a small dry bag to keep these dry
To keep all equipment stored in hatches dry. Recommend at least 2 heavy duty type to ensure that nothing gets wet
1x crepe/stretching bandage (min 7.5cm x min 2.3m
1x triangular bandage (+ 2 safety pins) 2x sterile dressings (min 10cm x 10cm) 2x roll of strapping tape (each sufficient to strap a wrist, for
Strong antihistamine tablets (e.g. Phenergan or Polaramine)
Pain killers (paracetamol, ibuprofen or similar)
M AN D AT O R Y T E AM E Q U I P M E N T – O V E R N I G H T C AM P S P E C I F I C
One or two, depending on your personal requirements
One per competitor. Must include synthetic or down insulation and be full body length
Warm clothes that can be worn once paddling has finished for the day.
Must include some kind of appropriate footwear for walking around camp
As needed: Plate, bowl, mug, knife, fork, spoon, etc
M AN D AT O R Y E Q U I P M E N T – K A Y A K S P E C I F I C
One per competitor plus one spare to be carried on the kayak at all times (spare must be 'split' variety for stowage - think about how this will be attached safely to the kayak)
20 metres in length minimum. Rope must float. Secured to hull of kayak and easily reachable at all times
One per competitor. Buoyancy vest that is securely fitting, free of defects and with minimum 55N buoyancy – International Standard
One per competitor. Whitewater navigation helmet (Norm CE or equivalent)
To include items to make temporary repair to kayak and other items of equipment. Recommend at the very minimum: Duct tape, cable ties, some method of drying hull to allow application of tape
One per hatch. Cut up milk carton acceptable or equivalent. Must be secured inside kayak
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