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Great idea!

Been here many times....

"I look like a dork but i stopped caring about that decades ago." I love that. I just ordered one and im so excited! Thank you for making this video!

Thank you. Good review. 😊

Nice bike tour. Wishing you a wonderful day, and good luck with tomorrows celebrations. Take care 🙂

Great video. I do have one objection, however. 11:00 being on a bicycle is ALWAYS better than being in a car 😁

Down by gasworks park is a little place called Voula's Offshore Cafe that has some amazing breakfast. I haven't been there in a while though. I've been enjoying the biking videos. Thanks for sharing brother

Man. The medical system is cruel. I liked your ride, though. Good on you for getting out and I liked the way you filmed it. Some cool angles. Liked what you did! It's fun to experiment. I always get inspiration from the other creators that I watch for new angles, etc of filming. Watched the ⚫️ til the end... 🎶 😊

I loved the area. Lived on the lake for years. Now I am bilateral below knee. I also are having fun trying to get ankles. I have solid ankles that wouldn't flex on a bike. Are there any trick to make bike pedals that would work?

Nice video, lovely bike ride. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a fantastic day 😊

I thought the way you filmed the video was great brother. Really sucks about our medical system.. bunch of crooks. Thanks for the video

I tried that trick with the stick and it didn't work. Thanks for the video brother

Love this!

Love this! Is this your channel? Is that you?

A wet trip! Not the best conditions to be out in! You made the best out of it.

nice hike and video ... that rainfly is the bomb

Annette Lake was my first backpacking trip last year! I enjoyed the video!

Cold Rainer beer in the rain. It doesn't get any more PNW then that!

Absolutely stunning! The way this video showcases the beauty of hiking destinations is just incredible. Hats off to you. I'm wearing a prosthesis myself and I know what kind of challenge nature can be ;)

Nice wild camp at Annette Lake. Thank you for sharing. nice set up. Have a fantastic week.-

Hi! Can you do a video on getting your leg on and getting out of the hammock. I'm also an amputee and getting out of mine can be a challenge sometimes!

Nice.. I started to hike that but turned around and headed back down. I should have pushed on. Looks like a nice area. Thanks for the video brother

An old septic?

Beautiful Blue Sky 👍🏻

Просто верхний клапан (маленький зонтик) над отверстием нужно выгнуть вверх, вот ветер и не будет мешать.

Is this in Washington?

you sound like darth vader....

Looks like an avalanche path

That looks like colonial Bob area

⁠I am now. Just 16 days ago. Been on this path for a while and finally had my surgery. I don’t yet have my foot yet. Hiking is a primary requirement. I’ll let you know what I start using. I have an osseointegration and have second stage surgery in early September. I will be able to ditch the socket then. Your channel has been very helpful to me as I journeyed toward my surgery. Thank you.

Good job with this. I don't tend to hike or backpack with others but every time I've handed someone sticks, who hasn't used them, they put their hands in wrong. I think when we see straps the thinking is that they're security so you don't drop them. What I tell people is to guide the sticks with your hand. You don't need to grab them tightly unless you're climbing and digging in. Otherwise let the straps bare the weight. Only other tip is to never put your full weight on a stick going downhill. They're only to control speed and sticks can snap or slip. And an occasional clicking them together in bear territory is all you need as far as noise to make yourself known.

I find that using both arms together works better for me sometimes on steep uphill trails because my upper body strength is not amazing. It also can be mentally easier sometimes if you are tired or not super coordinated because you don't have to think quite as much on where to put all 4 "legs"

Good information! They come in so handy to help keep your balance, and they take so much pressure off your knees, especially when climbing or descending hills. Great info!

In the eastern US... clear away spider webs 🕸 I also use them to check mud depth, and slick surfaces in creeks (my tips have boots on them)

I've saved myself a few times from falling because of trekking poles. They're also helpful for pushing myself up hills as well. Thanks for the video brother

Fantastic work man, this looks and sounds amazing! So nicely explained 👏👏

Nice PSA. I am seeing some weird spots in the video, like at 3:20 where the video goes green and stays that way for ~10 seconds

I started using them several years ago and wondered why I had not been using them all along. The energy savings along with the extra stability is a game changer. On really steep terrain they may require adjusting from your normal level trail height. Shorter uphill and longer downhill. This can mean that an uphill side is a little shorter than the downhill side when a trail cuts along a steep slope. I use them to tap logs or rocks before I step over in case a snake is hanging out.

Nice explanation of the importance of hiking poles. Wishing you a lovely day, take care 👍

I have always liked the idea of using it for protection if needed.

Really helpful!

Nice review of the trails. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you have a great upcoming weekend.

Nice video mate, thankyou

There's a problem with the measurements.....you didn't account for the slack due to all those knots of the ridge line tightening under your weight, and so, the ridge line got extended, not stretched. You should try again but with the line without knots. That's what I think.

You should go check out the old growth tree that recently fell this January on the trail to Weeks Falls near North Bend. It was a sad but amazing site to see! Seems this tree was filmed as part of the TV show Twin Peaks. I did a video on it myself, worth the trip for sure.

I am looking into buying one, I am quite short though, do you know on hand how long the frame is?

Dude, you rock! Thanks for the review.

After a rain hike…, I would have stayed in that lunch stop for days.

Nice exploring in the woods. Thank you for sharing 😊

Thanks for the tour. Greetings from Belgium! We had lots of fun.