The following gear lists apply to the 2010 Impossible Panther Adventure Race.
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Required Individual Gear:
All individual team members must have the following at all times while racing:
* Compass
* Whistle
All individual team members must have the following while biking:
* Mountain bike (road bikes not permitted)
* Bike helmet, worn properly while biking
* White, front-mounted helmet or bar light
* Red, rear-mounted light
All individual team members must have the following while paddling:
* Type III PFD minimum, non-inflatable, worn properly while in the boat
* Glow-stick attached to the outside of the PFD
* Paddle (can be canoe or kayak paddle)
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Required Team Gear:
All teams must carry the following at all times while racing:
* Working cellphone in a waterproof container, for emergency use only
* Pen or pencil
* UTM plotting tool (for plotting CP’s on race map)
* Waterproof map/passport container
* Emergency blanket
* Basic first aid kit (in case of arterial bleeding, comminuted bone fractures, etc) including:
.- four 4″x4″ compress bandages
.- one 3″ ace wrap bandage
.- one roll of 1″ waterproof medical tape
All teams must carry the following while biking:
* Bike repair kit (such as patch kit, tire levers, extra tubes, tools)
* Tire pump or CO2 inflator
All teams must have the following while paddling:
* Canoe(s) or kayak(s) (boats not are provided for racers)
* Bailer (bucket, cut-off milk jug, etc) or bilge pump
* Glow-sticks attached to the bow and stern of each boat on the team
Recommended optional gear:
* Pack for carrying food, drink, required gear, etc for duration of course
* Extra batteries for lights
* Rain jacket (not a poncho)
* Camera, for capturing the scenery and how much fun you’re having
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Race passports/instructions and course maps will be provided.
would portage wheels be helpful?
ReplyDeleteI second the question on portage wheels. Would they be recommended?
ReplyDeletehey,
ReplyDeletethey never responded to this post, so I broke down and emailed. They said
"We've designed the course so that portage wheels should not be needed."
Steph
Heh. There's always opportunities for portaging, right?!
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