Knots and learning how to tie them are great tools for anyone to know. Here we will talk about some of the basic knots and hitches commonly used on and off the water and how they can be used. For detailed instructions on how to tie the knots we will provide a link with...

A river knife is a must-have piece of gear for anyone spending time on the water. This is an item that can be essential in performing a multitude of tasks and should always be included. It doesn’t have to be a huge survival knife, and in fact the more compact the better. The following...

Here we’ll break down what cam straps are, some frequently asked questions, and how to use cam straps to secure your gear, boats, or other cargo.   Cam straps overview Our cam straps are made of 1” polyester webbing with one cam buckle at the end.  Cam buckles are remarkably easy to use with...

We’ve had lots of people ask “What’s the best way to roll a strap?” so we decided post our preferred method. Make sure to check out our video too! Feel free to leave any tips or helpful ideas of your own in the comments section. Roll on! Neat and tidy! Fold the strap in...

Every Spring sees new people beginning their journey as a whitewater guide. In addition to the training and skill sets they learn, a crucial component to their success is the gear they use. But with so many options (and opinions) these days it can be daunting in figuring out what is best for you....

What strap do I need? We’ve been asked that question a lot so to help we’ve written out a rough guideline on the buckles we use, how our straps work, and what length to use on your next adventure. Cam Buckles We only use Rollercam® buckles on our straps because we believe they are...