Woods Canada

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Arctic 5 Star

This is a serious cold weather bag. I’ve slept in mine in an open lean-to at -45°F and had to get up and take clothes off to cool down. On the heavy side, but this bag is worth it. Only used it a couple of times and now not camping anymore so will soon sell it. If doing serious cold weather camping I wouldn’t touch anything else. Full review

Nootka Cook Set, 7-pc

Of all the camping gear I own (a lot), this kit is the best value for my money. Two large pots, fry pan, two cups, washcloth, and pot holder...all for less than I paid for my Toaks 550ml mug. Am into my third season with this set with no regrets and no complaints. The combination of the Woods fry pan and an alcohol stove is great for cooking. (I prefer the evenly distributed heat of an alcohol flame to the thin circle of heat I get from my butane burner.) Just put some oil in the pan and it's as… Full review

Arctic 3 Star

I slept in this bag for four months in the Arctic and slept like a baby. Full review

Arctic 5 Star

The warmest sleeping bag on the market. I used this bag in Northern Saskatchewan while working in geology. The temperature was minus sixty degrees Fahrenheit. I was cool, but at that temperature, what do you expect? This is the best sleeping bag I have ever owned. The sleeping bag is bulky, but will endure a lot of punishment. The bag can open up fully and be used as a comforter if necessary. This bag will keep you warm at -40 degrees. Full review

Mount Blanc Supreme

I have owned this bag since 1980 when I purchased it new here in London, Ontario, for $200 at that time. This is a seriously warm and lightweight bag for its temperature rating as compared to my old eiderdown 3 Star bag which weighs in excess of 21 pounds. The Mount Blanc Supreme was the top of the line semi-mummy bag with 3 pounds of goose down fill and a nylon outer shell. Baffled construction and nice light green outer with yellow inner lining. It weighs in at about 4.75 pounds. Although a little… Full review