Curry and SonsTrading Company · Est. 1995
A palm-size hollow-fiber filter that screws onto a soft pouch or a plain water bottle; you squeeze dirty water through it into a bottle or straight into your mouth. People pick it because it is light, fast, cheap to run and works three ways: squeeze, inline on a hydration hose, or as a gravity filter.
A 1-liter soft flask with a filter built into the cap: dip it in a stream, screw on the cap and drink or squeeze. People pick it for fast flow, a wide mouth that fills easily and how flat it packs.
A small first-aid kit with a waterproof inner bag inside a water-resistant outer pouch. People pick it for day trips and short overnights where a dry kit matters, like paddling.
A low-profile, side-entry paddling life jacket with a big drop-down front pocket and a wide-open cut at the shoulders. People pick it for freedom of movement in a kayak or on a SUP.
A front-zip recreational and touring life jacket with Astral's Airescape vent channels, a high mesh back for high-back kayak seats, and three front pockets. The current model is the V-Eight 4.0; people pick it for comfort on hot days and easy pocket access.
A mid-size touring kayak paddle with fiberglass blades and a carbon-blend shaft, built for relaxed low-angle paddling. People pick it as a big step up in weight and feel from a basic aluminum paddle without paying full-carbon prices.
A heavy-duty roll-top dry bag made of 420D TPU-laminated nylon, with an oval base and lash points. People pick it for the boat or bike when they want a bag that holds up to rough handling.
A 10'6" sit-inside recreational kayak for ponds, lakes and slow rivers. People pick it for the seat and how steady it feels.
An inflatable stand-up paddle board that rolls into a backpack bag. People pick it for calm-water paddling when a hard board won't fit the truck or the trip.
A loose, vented nylon fishing shirt with UPF 50 sun protection. People pick it for long hot days on the water, and many wear it hiking or working outside too.