SUNDAY, june 9, 2024
parklands of floyds fork
gear list
Mandatory
Individual Gear
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Headlamp
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Whistle
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Hydration bladder or bottles with no less than 2 liters carrying capacity
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Electrolytes sufficient for 6 hours of racing (e.g., SaltStick, Nuun, e-caps, or similar)
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Read these RACE RULES and contact the RD if you have any questions about them.
MANDATORY
Team Gear
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Compass
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Operable cell phone in waterproof container
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Water purification
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Adventure Medical Kit Ultralight .7 or other first aid kit with equivalent contents
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Writing Utensil (pen or marker suggested)
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Knife with minimum 2.5" locking blade
mandatory
Bike Gear
Per racer:
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Bicycle (mountain bike required for optional singletrack CPs)
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CPSC certified bike helmet+
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Flashing red rear light
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Spare tube
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Per team:​
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Bike multi-tool
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Bike pump or CO2 inflater
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Bike lock sufficient to lock both bikes together
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mandatory
Paddle Gear
We're providing canoes, paddles and PFDs. You may bring your own paddle and PFD, if you prefer, and may be required to carry them a short distance to or from the water. Rental paddles will be canoe paddles only.
In the event of extremely high or low water levels, the paddle will be cancelled.
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The following items are prohibited in this race:
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GPS-enabled devices
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However, you may carry a tracking device that does not have a screen or mechanism by which to determine location or distance traveled (e.g., SPOT or similar tracker), without sealing it
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You may carry a tracking device with a screen or mechanism by which to determine location or distance traveled, for purposes of post-race download, but it must be sealed in an opaque bag prior to race start and remain sealed for the duration of the race
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You may carry a phone that remains in airplane mode, for purposes of taking photos during the race
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Pedometers
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Firearms
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Maps other than those provided by the race organization
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Communication devices other than cell phone, which may be used only for photos
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Motorized means of transport
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The following items are allowed:
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Traditional bike computer that determines distance based on wheel rotation
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Altimeters that determine elevation based on barometric pressure
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