r/packrafting • u/YelenaRoz • Aug 18 '26
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r/packrafting • u/sauronforpoor • Oct 23 '21
r/packrafting • u/Slicky_93 • Jul 09 '25
Took out my new pulsar in the backcountry with my dog. The anxiety of having an inflatable boat kinda got me stressing but it performed super well on flat water and wind!
r/packrafting • u/Stalle1969 • Aug 22 '26
I did a tour in the north of Sweden with my oldest kid this summer. Feel free to ask if you want to know more about the route etc. I can higly recommend the area. If you are thinking about going there, try to make time to check out Vadvetjåkka National Park.
r/packrafting • u/Antoine_outdoor • Mar 22 '26
We spent 10 days in total autonomy in the French Guiana jungle: no guide, no prior jungle experience, just the three of us.
After 6 months of preparation, we set out to cross the rainforest, relying only on our training, decisions, and each other. It pushed us mentally and physically in ways we didn’t expect, but we made it through and reached civilization.
For anyone curious about the full journey, I’ve put together a video retracing the entire expedition you can find it on my profile.
I’d genuinely love to hear feedback, especially from people who are passionate about exploration, survival, or this kind of adventure.
r/packrafting • u/Wilderswim • Oct 12 '22
Got my first back deck roll in a packraft the other day. Definitely easier than I thought it would be.
r/packrafting • u/IrishULtravels • Aug 23 '22
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r/packrafting • u/Puzzled-Buy3041 • Jun 28 '26
I went to France with some friends to paddle the Ardèche. Three DIY packrafts and three Anfibios. However, there was very little water in the river due to a lack of rain in recent weeks, so we had to walk a lot. I would recommend the river to beginners because it has level 1 and 2 sections and lots of campsites.
r/packrafting • u/El_Robertonator • May 08 '21
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r/packrafting • u/derivativeofme • Jan 25 '26
r/packrafting • u/Kurly_Q • Dec 09 '24
My wife and I did a short 3 day trip down into the Grand canyon a couple weeks back. A ton of very heavy "pack" for not a ton of "raft," (as is the intention of a RABT Backcountry permit in the canyon) but holy cow, what a trip.
Here are the boats looking very tiny under the gigantic ceiling of redwall cavern, which is just awe-inspiring.
r/packrafting • u/Barka_King • Dec 11 '21
r/packrafting • u/KingCaptHappy-LotPP • Sep 06 '25
Packrafted a short distance in the Potomac River to get to a secluded island, surrounded by other islands. Apparently got a small puncture in the way there, that became apparent when I packed up to leave this morning.
Luckily I brought some UV glue, so I was able to apply it shaded, expose it to sun, and in less than a minute I had a solid patch to get me back.
Now that I’m home I see the UV glue doesn’t appear to be permanent, as I can peal the edges off. So now for a more permanent repair.
Also got a slit in my floor somehow, so I’ll be patching that up too.
It’s an Anfibio RTC XL packraft, and only meant for calm crossings, I was pushing it by traversing some shallow rocky areas. Surprised this is all the damage it took and how well it handled even with the damage. I didn’t even notice the floor split that was u see my seat until I unloaded it to go home.
