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Lose 5 lbs right before the hike😂 here's your free 5 lbs🎉 Alternatively cold soak, eat grass, sleep on the ground and yes! The big one: ditch band aids😂 really??? There is really not many ways. You cut into your safety or comfort. Lift heavy - travel happy

Love your videos!

Dollar tree has huggies baby wipes in like 25 count packs for 1.25 i get those for hikes i highly recommend

I follow a lot of PCT hikers every year. A few good ones do almost daily vlogs. I don't see that with CDT. My impression of the CDT is 3000 miles of Desolation. I'm guessing town stops may be once/twice a month. Probably zero trail magic, and random hitches or even car pass by is rare. So, is it more scenic than PCT? I also get a sense of claustrophobia like the trail is a continuous trench with east and west on either side. It doesn't seem enjoyable unless you hike 16 hrs a day and eat cold soaked oatmeal every day. Tell me I'm wrong.

love the video, Sauce! the fastest 50min watch of my life. sooo incredibly informative. I really like the trail towns and PCT comparison sections, as well as your logical approach to handling on-trail challenges #CDT2026!! -Donks

Good vid. I am now a chair guy now. Butt cannot tolerate logs or rocks anymore.

Heck yeah! Distance AND elevation!

Crazy distance. Great job.

good job

Met Josh down there this weekend! Maybe we’ll see you down there next time Elise!

Dollar tree knife the mini scissors are in the Dollar tree medical kit

Bamboo toothbrush or take a metal straw and brush head for the straw

Go ahead and get the travel tooth paste the tablets suck...

Travel bottle or sample size for soap or sheet soap or wet wipes, hand sanitizer

Cooking gloves latex or non latex instead of bread bags for hands or just carry gloves or socks...bread bags for feet yes

Dollar tree wash cloth super light no need for bandanas and you can keep it in mesh pocket

I take a camp towel because I can also use it as a heat barrier between me and the ground at night...it also is gritty so less slippery

I put blistex in mine and tweezer I think

Dollar tree med kit has everything

I do the poncho to

I bought a shovel from dollar tree that's big in size but super light they put them out in spring it can attach to a broom handle...so walking stick plus...

I also carry a hand crank flashlight from dollar tree so Incase I don't have any batteries...or no way to recharge

I buy dollar headlamps that take those flat batteries and they our super light one small container from dollar tree carries like 5

Nobody takes books it's called a Kindle app

They make hiking Crocs

Wallet app for phone and also gift card instead of cash

I only use one stuff sack for my clothes

The stuff sack takes the air and water out making things lighter

I wanna try filling the blowup pillow with helium to see if it effects the weight of my pack... also a blow up pillow isn't that much weight... when empty

People only smell because they don't bring deodorant... Bring a small travel size deodorant or body spray...

sorry late question? you and I are similar size 5'8" 150lb I think you said? what size were the dollar general leggings you got??

I think that if you don't have a trowel holes ararely really 8-inch deep and you just cheat. Prove me wrong.

Sorry, but the tan line 18:27 had me die laughing! I have similar ones on my thighs from kayaking! but man, your face and hands are just intense!!!

I did the Alan Dixon route a couple years back and want to go back to do this Skurka route. Such a beautiful place. Great video

Great video, Elise. Enjoyed the recap with Chaunce on BPR. Hope to get around to this trail eventually thanks to y'all. Cheers!

This has been up for two weeks? No notifications? Curse the internet gods!! It made my day today, though.

I love your Melanzana and I’m from Leadville good work keep it up

I thought you said to stuff my puppy. Now, that’s a silly thing.

Thanks for all the tips. I didn't read the comments so I don't know if anyone mentioned this but I like portawipes instead of baby wipes. They are so compact and take very little water to expand.

“I felt way better” as you choke 😂 👏👏 you’re killing it, keep it up!

Killing it Sos! And yay for Josh having your back!

1. Very important item…maybe #1. An accurate scale, postage or kitchen. Know what everything weighs. Nothing is weightless except knowledge. 2. Learn how to do without. 3. Use a bidet instead of TP. 4. The smallest Swiss Army Knife has a great selection of essential tools. The tweezers are the shape recommended by experts for safe tick removal. The blade is big enough for anything you will actually need it for. The scissors will cut tape., patches or aluminum cans…to make an efficient alcohol stove like Fuzzy’s Li’lStove when your heavy high-tech stove fails. 5. Leave the “what iffs” at home; they alwats add unnecessary weight.

Atom Packs Prospector(Mo) is my new choice for heavy carries. I used the Arc Blast for years but it’s got more than 4,000 miles on it so it’s ready to retire haha

So beautiful... what month was this?

Nice to see a Women Angler YT channel

You weren't supposed to put this on UA-cam.

I have a 2015 Forested. Its supposed to go 5000 (I believe) before an oil change but I find you need to start adding oil around 3000. Its a known problem so watch out for that. Also had the transmission issue you talked about on BPR. Glad y'all rallied for an awesome trip! TCT is on my short list.

wait it’s “Teeton” and not “Tehton” !?

Wow, I ate 2nd breakfast on that rock by the deer at the lake below Switchback Pass. Cool!