Jake Beattie, Director of the Northwest Maritime Center in Port Townsend and mad man founder of the R2AK will be speaking about the race at the Center for Wooden Boats, South Lake Union 47 37.661 N, 122 20.105 W in Seattle this Friday, January 16th at 6 7-10 pm. Go! He mentioned something about beer afterwards. As one Alaskan said to me the other day about Alaska “It only hurts until you go numb!”
Day: January 13, 2015
My Review of NRS HydroLock Dry Bag
Make double sure your stuff stays dry with NRS HydroLock Dry Bags. Our proven StormStrip roll-down closure is backed up by our waterproof HydroLock seal for 200% peace of mind. 70-denier urethane-coated nylon keeps the weight of this bag to a minimum, and the rugged material slides easily in and ou…
Tough drybag for the Race to Alaska
By Team Searunners from Seattle WA on 1/13/2015
Pros: Tight Closure, Waterproof, Strong Material
Best Uses: Organization, Water Protection
Was this a gift?: No
These dry bags are tough, light weight, durable and repairable. They will be used to organize and protect gear for the Race to Alaska. I have used these drybags for a variety of activities for several years without experiencing punctures or tears while sailing, kayaking overland travels and other adventure sports challenges.
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