• COMPLETE GOLD PANNING KIT FOR ADULTS & BEGINNERS: Scoop paydirt with the 12" scoop, screen it through the 6" mini gold classifier, run it through the pocket sluice box, then finish in two patented spiral riffle gold pans. Everything for a first day on the creek, packed in one drawstring backpack.
• 12" POCKET SLUICE BOX WITH MINERS MOSS: A rubber riffle mat and miners moss trap heavy gold in a sluice small enough to carry anywhere. Use it to sample-test a gravel bar before hauling in big gear, clean up concentrates at home, or show kids how a sluice works.
• PATENTED SPIRAL RIFFLE GOLD PANS (US 12,582,996): Deep-walled 9" and 11" pans built like a classic prospector's pan, not a shallow dish. Aggressive riffles knock out light material fast, and the spiral riffles hold the fine flakes that flat-bottom pans wash away during finish panning.
• 35 LB RARE EARTH MAGNET, SNUFFER BOTTLE & MAGNIFIER TWEEZERS: The HUNTLEY sweeper wand's 35 lb rare earth magnet pulls black sand from your concentrates, the snuffer bottle vacuums gold flakes off the pan, and stainless magnifier tweezers let you spot and pick out flakes too small to grab by hand. Three glass gold vials hold the day's take.
• ASSEMBLED NEAR KEYESVILLE, CALIFORNIA: Put together in the USA by Sluice Fox prospectors working the historic Kern River gold country where we learned to pan. A gift that gets a family outdoors, from a brand that has been in the creek, not just in a catalog.
DESCRIPTION
Gold panning is simple at heart: stratify your paydirt, let the heavy material sink, and wash the light material away until only gold and black sand remain. This Sluice Fox kit gives you the whole sequence in one bag. Scoop paydirt with the 12" scoop, screen out rocks with the 6" mini classifier, and run the fines through the 12" pocket sluice box lined with miners moss and a rubber riffle mat. Finish in our patented 9" and 11" spiral riffle gold pans, pull black sand with the magnet, vacuum flakes with the snuffer bottle, and pick out the smallest ones with the stainless magnifier tweezers. Three glass vials hold what you find. Everything packs into a drawstring backpack light enough for a hike to the creek. Assembled in the USA near Keyesville, California, in the heart of the Kern River gold country, by prospectors who still pan it.
