🪙 Strike Gold Anywhere with Garrett’s Ultimate Panning Kit!
The Garrett Complete Gold Pan Kit includes a 14" trap pan, 14" sifter, 10" backpacker pan, gold guzzler bottle, and gold vials. Crafted from lightweight green plastic with a 90° riffled design, it enhances gold visibility and retention. Weighing just 0.9 kg and IP54 rated, this manual, portable set is perfect for both beginners and seasoned prospectors seeking efficient gold recovery on the go.
Item Dimensions L x W x H | 15"L x 4"W x 15"H |
Item Weight | 0.9 Kilograms |
Material Type | Plastic |
Color | Green |
International Protection Rating | IP541 |
Adjustable Length | Yes |
Are Batteries Required | No |
Power Source | manual, hand_powered |
C**L
Quality Kit
Exactly as described. Quick to ship.
B**N
Well-made
These pans are made from very durable, solid plastic. I'm quite happy with the quality and I can't imagine one cracking without running it over with a car. They come with a tiny booklet that tells you the very basics of where to look for gold. I was disappointed with the booklet--I would have liked it to be longer and provide more insight into gold panning. There are a couple of vials that are made of cheap plastic, but they work. There's also a plastic bottle, which you use to suck up gold, and which prevents that gold from spilling/squirting back out of the bottle. It seems to work pretty well. Finally, there is a pair of tweezers with a tiny, cheap magnifying glass. I doubt the magnifying glass could really prove useful since it's so small and weak. Although I'm not particularly impressed with the accessories, I'm glad they were included, and the pans themselves are well worth the price. I've only used them a couple of times, and I did not find any gold. However, I did find lots of black sand (heavy dark minerals present near the bottom of streams, which can contain gold), which proves that the pans were very effective. I have no doubt that I would have found gold if it was present in the sand that I tested. For well under $50, this is a fun and worthwhile kit.
J**N
The best prospecting kit, almost perfect!
Even though this kit is obviously for a beginner, everything included is professional quality, and you are sure to find gold with this set if you look in the right places. However, might I suggest upgrading from the Gold Trap pan to a Super Sluice. If this kit came with the Super Sluice instead of the Gold Trap, it would be absolutely perfect. By the way, before you start using this set, make sure you cut off the end of the Gold Guzzler tube at an angle (like 45 degrees or so). The tube that sucks up the gold comes with the end 90 degrees but this makes it difficult to suck up gold without it falling back into the pan. Some other things you should consider getting to help you find gold:A bucketA trowel or prospecting scoopA small pick mattockA magnetic black sand separatorJet Dry (google it)One last thing: the booklet that comes with this kit, “How To Find Gold” is basically just a long-winded advertisement for Garrett metal detectors. It won’t help you find gold with this kit.Still, and easy 5/5!
A**D
Great Starter Kit
This is a great kit for anyone starting out in the prospecting/ panning hobby. It is important to note that this kit does not contain the Garrett Super Sluice pan. Instead it contains: One 14 inch Gold Trap pan; One 10.5 inch Gravity Trap pan, One combination sifter/classifier with 7/16 of an inch exit holes, One Gold Guzzler snuffer bottle, One Tweezers/ Magnifying Glass combo tool, One booklet titled "How to Find Gold", and Two plastic bottles. I pointed out that this kit does not contain the Garrett Super Sluice as a search for said item brought me to this kit, which I ordered from WebyShops. I mention who I ordered it from as there are cheaper sellers, but I have also read reviews of equipment missing. Nothing was missing from this kit and arrived in new condition. I give this kit four stars because the plastic bottles are cheap and glass ones would have been more useful and durable for storing gold. Further, the tweezers/ magnifying glass tool is not very useful at all. The pans and the classifier work great and I recently tested them out on a prospecting trip to the Pacific Northwest. I only found a couple of flakes of gold, but the pans performed flawlessly and I was panning down to black sand in no time, which stayed in the pan until I washed it out on purpose. Overall a great kit to start with, although additional classifier screens will probably be wanted and needed pretty quickly for anyone who gets serious about the hobby. Thanks!
L**A
Awesome pans.
These pans are the best in the world. They are great cleanup pans, but if need be you can use them to work a relatively large amount of material, even the little pan. Using the 10" like a batea pan I've found some good color in no time. the 14" is a good all purpose pan, you can use them both to safety pan or the 10" fits pretty well into a five gallon bucket if need be. The classifier works as well as you'd expect it to, nice and durable, I doubt I'll need a new one for some time. The sniffer is great, the bottles are nice to have, the book is helpful if you don't know what you're doing but not necessary, the tweezers are pretty useless.Honestly if you're buying these I'd recommend getting the super sluice and using either the 14" or the 10" as a cleanup pan, I'd say one is as effective as the other for cleaning up. That said I don't regret buying the whole kit together, if you bought all these items separately and left off one of the pans you'd be spending about the same amount of money, essentially you're getting one pan free. Also if you don't want to get the super sluice then you already have you're main pan and your cleanup pan in one package.
K**R
These Pans and the Classifier are not toys. Yes they are made of Plastic but they are the BEST Gold panning Trio made.
These Gold Panning Items are not toys! I have made a lot of money over the 50+ Years I have panned for Gold. Even though I am now retired I still go out once in a while and collect those few small specks of Gold that the Old Timers missed. <G>>>>That is a joke right there. I won't tell you where I go to look for gold. Some times I simply go across the road to a creek that has a lot of gold in it. Other times I go back in the Hills to a few spots I know of. I probably pan at least an ounce of gold ever week or two. Sometimes I prospect for two months with out even a few pickers. Other times I will setup my dredge or high banker or sluice box and hit a good spot and take home a 5gallon bucket that once held Soap or kitty litter. Then by the time I have panned it out. I will be staring at 4 or 5 ounces of gold nuggets worth Ten Grand or more. You Wonder why I have a thousand pound Safe in my bedroom closet. It is set in concrete with 2 foot long 2inch chrome Molly bolts. Pour three yards of cement to keep it in there. Gold is better than printing money with my laptop and an inkjet.73dray
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