
Lodaris™ gold panning kit
Gear for a day on the creek
Riffle design
Panning by hand means working through gravel one scoop at a time. The sluice box has riffles that create small eddies as water passes, holding heavier material while lighter gravel flows on.
Aluminum alloy sluice
Gear that is heavy to haul makes remote creeks harder to reach. The mini sluice box is made from aluminum alloy, so it stays light on your back while you walk in.

Sluice plus pans
Panning alone keeps you on one task at a time. With a sluice box for the first pass and pans for the concentrate, you can split the work between two tools.
Assembly at the bank
Complicated setups eat into a day trip. The sluice box snaps together at the creek, and the user manual covers the steps if you are new to prospecting.
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Panning by hand alone means long stretches crouched over one pan, with loose gear rattling around a bag. A gold panning kit such as Lodaris keeps 16 pieces together, so a first trip to the creek starts with everything in one place.
This gold panning kit with sluice box includes a mini aluminum alloy sluice box, 12 inches long. Its riffles form small eddies as the current runs through, so shoveled gravel goes through the box and hand panning is left for the concentrate.
Anyone shopping for gold panning supplies or a gold prospecting kit for weekend creek days will find pans, collectors and storage in the set. The sluice snaps together on the creek bank, and the pieces pack into a standard hiking pack or a car trunk.




