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Excellent review!

My wife and daughter are traveling to Europe this spring. They needed water filters to make sure they didn't get sick on anything in the water we are not used to in the States. The Grayl was the only bottle I was familiar with, and was going to buy them those. However, after watching a number of reviews, they would have shot me for having to go through that pressing process every time. What a pain. They are huge water drinkers. The Lifestraw Go was the only choice. It should be more than sufficient for any of the developed countries they will be traveling to. I see many of the posts say the Lifestraw does not filter viruses. The bottles we bought say the lifestraw filters 99.999 percent of bacteria and parasites. Viruses are rarely a problem in developed countries. Just a post for anyone needing a filter for traveling. Out in the wild is a different set of circumstances.

The Appalachian part of Ohio is beautiful. Mount Logan is only about a 30min drive from Columbus it's breath taking every time I see it driving down US-23. Too bad our mountains don't get much recognition as mountains just because they're not the biggest mountains in america. Still they're beautiful.

I've used it in 12 degree temps with a minus 10 degree bag.. stayed hot in bag all night long

The stove jack melts/burns way too easily.

You didn't leave the link to buy product. Good video review.

My son and I drove through Arkansas in 2022. I had never been but I was in awe of the beauty. We’re planning a trip back in 2025.

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Do you have some tips for striking the pyrite? My teenager is trying to do it but keeps breaking the pyrite into smaller chunks.

Besides water guess what experienced hikers say they rate as the most useful item . Bug Spray - who would have guessed . Would have said food .

Thanks for the tip on reinforcement!

DONT DO THAT ! YOU CAUSE HYPORTEMIA

Can pyrite start pyrite with any stone?

So Iron pyrite is a 6-6.5 hardness. Quartz is a 7 ... so youc ould use the very quartz it is fount with you strike it.

This is a really great video! Props for actually jumping in and showing the whole process, hardcore!

thank you for your review! I wasn't sure if I wanted to purchase this, but now I'm sold!

Do you know how hot the spark gets ?

I bought one a few years ago, but never used it. I just wanted to use it, but it's dead. probably the internal battery has had a deep discharge. Any idea how I can fix this?! Is the internal battery replaceable? I looked on internet for information, but I couldn't find it!

I have one of the regular Static V's for tent camping that I added to my Hammock and Underquit combo and I'm good down to freezing in my hammock now.

This honestly looks like it would be way more comfortable on the ground too. Those narrow af sleeping pads won't let your arms and legs lay naturally.

Cuyahoga Valley NP shout out!

Looks like every poncho from overseas…nice fix to it. Thanks

I've had the Jura 2 for a few years. It is by far the best sleeping bag I have owned, and I've been a camper for over 60 years. Super durable, and very warm. I am a cold sleeper, so I find that I start getting cold at anything below freezing, but a good bag liner and some good thermal base layers gets me toasty down to well below. If I am car camping, or on my boat, I also take a light down quilt, which cures any amount of cold. The top zipper is awesome. It works great in a hammock, but it's very convenient in any camping situation. There are lighter and warmer bags out there, but for the money I think it's a crazy good piece of kit.

Where can I buy the poles even used. What is the measurement on the poles ?

Can you hang it inside on your Ridgeline??

I'd like a showdown between grayl and Katadyn Befree.

Money shot 1:20 Cool info

Good share

Crab is my favorite BWCA EP. I will be there in late August headed west through Crab, Clark, Meat, Sprite, Phantom and staying on Battle! Thanks for the video. That last site you had on Crab my group sat on that big rock eating fres popped popcorn dusted in Grippo's seasoning watching the stars and satelites!

i learned that pyrite can be used for this by looking into wheel lock pistols. specifically a combined axe and wheel lock pistol in the wallace collection. extremely nifty

I found out that when you hit it with high carbon steel it sends as many sparks as a Farrow rod.

Thanks for mentioning the length calculation. I presume you mean 1.08. I've heard that "composite" poles are the best type for being bent. They're used on some Australian swag bivvys. Im thinking of making a frame like this, i thought I'd have to sew four triangles together to made a dome, but it looks like a rectangle works fine for you here.

I remember seeing the listing for the polls on their website and they specifically mentioned that the poles may rip out the grommets.

210T polyester is not ripstop nylon they two completely different fabrics, polyester is typically not quite as strong and durable as nylon but is generally cheaper in cost. You have to keep in mind the price of the poncho vs materials, if you want one with heavy grommets it'll cost more, if you want one with actual ripstop nylon it'll cost more. I have used several of these and haven't had any problems really with the grommets, but then again I don't intentionally tear them out and since you can sew make a heavy duty poncho and sell it for $20-$25 dollars shipped and I'll buy them lol.

Great job and great tips

I totally agree with you . I have 1 of those in coyote brown and 1 in muticam, and I wouldn't trade them for 10 of the top rated tents on the market. I also have 2 of the ACU improved combat shelters, and I like them a lot as well. my coyote brown tent is 18 years old and still works like new. how many aftermarket tents can last half that long. Dwayne

8 pounds per gallon

Bringing history to life, well done 😊

Excellent!!!

Why do we Romance the silver war it was Americans fighting Americans

I need a rain fly because I don’t have that for my litefighter! I’m using 2 overlapping ponchos (military) lol where can I get an affordable one (used)?

So if you want to fill an extra container with the life straw how would that go? Not well!!

Sticks and...

Great video! Are there options for a floor with some type of cutout for the stove?

Fantastic presentation my friend, shots are beautiful!

Primitive Would be pyrite struck with a stone such as flint .Have a great year.

1:59 The material of the pants is: DuraCanvas (65% polyester, 33% cotton, 2% elastane) and *VersaStretch* (93% nylon, 7% elastane) versa not "dura". ☺ Great review!👍 I love Helikon-Tex products! Greetings from Poland!🙋‍♂️

Where can I buy that tent?

Great video, thank you 👍🫡

Good video bubba, but you coulda started (3) fires with that tender bundle..!!!..yeah pyrite!!!$💯👍💯👍