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This video made my day better.

The content is truly outstanding.

I learned so much from this video.

The content is truly outstanding.

Here is the list of Best Fishing Reels we featured in this video 1. Zebco 33 Platinum bit.ly/4dPyC1p 2. Lew's Wally Marshall bit.ly/4dIrd3L 3. Zebco 33 Micro bit.ly/3AMaGgM 4. KastKing Spartacus II bit.ly/4g690ie 5. Zebco Spyn Spinning bit.ly/3AOP6s3

This video is incredibly inspiring.

I've watched this video multiple times already.

This video changed my perspective on this topic.

You have a bright future in this field.

I learned so much from this video.

You have a captivating way of presenting information.

This video brings so much positive value.

I can't wait for your next videos.

You did an amazing job.

I learned so much from this video.

You did an amazing job.

I learned so much from this video.

You are confused with the Petzl Actik Core, showing the Bindi model on the video repeteadly.

Here is the list of Best 4 Season Tents we featured in this video 1. MSR Remote 2 - Best 4 Season Tent Overall bit.ly/3WZW0Ca 2. OneTigris Stella - Best Waterproof 4 Season Tent bit.ly/3XyJjzX 3. MSR Access 2 - Best Lightweight 4 Season Tent bit.ly/4dHpSKM 4. Clostnature Libra - Best Easy Setup 4 Season Tent bit.ly/3XnyekP 5. OneTigris Rock Fortress - Best 4 Season Tent for family bit.ly/3XoZr70

Super narration good would be. Wonderful AI performance is.

AI generated shit 0/10

wheres alucab? i have had almost every tent made and the alucab stands alone as best. do your homework next time

Here is the list of Best Camping Axes we featured in this video 1. ESTWING E45A - Best Camping Axe Overall bit.ly/4dsW585 2. Fiskars X27- Best Camping Axe for Felling bit.ly/4d7gsYt 3. Gransfors Bruks 420 - Best Small Camping Axe bit.ly/4duBtfO 4. Fiskars X11 - Best Camping Axe for Splitting bit.ly/4d8C5I8 5. ESTWING E44A - Best Budget Camping Axe bit.ly/4fuxtO4

I have a pair of Swarovski 10x42's They are pretty decent.

None of the five were the tent in your thumbnail. That's the one I came to see. Which was that?

Some of the photos don’t match what’s shown

Just a bunch of outdoor activities for videos? I lets see the tent

The youtube algorithm recommended this to me. I watch a lot of cooler videos for some reason. I don't know why I need to tell you this, but: NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR OPINION. This whole video comes across as a poorly disguised advertisement for gimmicky products. All you need to do is show the data, show the testing. That will demonstrate which product is best. Watch a Project Farm video and take a clue. "Rigorous lab and field tests" is what we want to see, not the stupid stock footage. Oh, and you didn't disclose if you have any relationships to these companies, which is highly suspicious.

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I got the gas one. I’m a hvac tech and use use this to cook my food out on the job all the time. Make me a steak

this better be good, i plan on buying my first baitcaster in about 8:30 minutes..

You don't need a stove all the time. Just in the rian and first thing in the morning when you went to leave the camp sit to go tourasing around. Hell, a campfire and a cast iron pan works well, too. Trust me, I have done it a lot.

No Komperdell on the list?

I've had several pairs of hiking poles. If you just need poles a pair of $5 ones in China will do the job. If you ever travel, get the ones that fold down to 14-16" (35- 40cm). These will fit in almost any backpack, day bag. The two foot ones will not. When you need them, the compact ones will be in your bag, the longer ones that stick up out of your bag will be back in your luggage or trunk. If you hike from home, always from your car, sure get the ones that only stow to 24" (60cm). If you find yourself at Huangshan in China and your knee is starting to hurt. Just buy the cheap local ones (and look up Ililial band syndrome (IBS) This'll probably fix your knee in ten minutes. Or ask a runner.) You don't need carbon fiber, you don't need anything fancy. The ones with the tilted handles are nice, but only if they feel right in your hands. Do gGet an extra set of rubber feet -- they fall off. Duct tape them on. (The fancy L or J shaped booties.... don't bother. the skirts for snow? I've had these. Meh. Are you snow shoeing? Then get them.) Stay away from cork handles -- sweat, dirt, cork can really stink. Ignore the hype. That extra $100 is for style -- all the 'they do this or that, they're only x grams...' is bunk. It doesn't matter. When you use poles you distribute some of your weight on the poles, so they way 8 grams less? Meaningless. And don't hesitate to adjust the length. There may be a 'perfect' length for you. Sure, find out what that is and mark it with a paint marker -- but make sure you mark all sections. Anything close will be good. If you go up or down even a shallow slope your 'perfect' length changes -- so don't over think it. Going up a steep grade, or 'steps' make your poles shorter, going down make them longer. I love using poles. On Skellig Michael in Ireland going up and down steep 500' of rock steps the poles gave me mountain goat power. (It's in one of the Star Wars movies.) In Japan hiking up the approach to Mount Kita, the second highest peak in Japan, no one (except me) was adjusting their poles. It was bizarre. Like they'd adjusted the 'perfect' length in the store and then never changed it. They didn't even notice the fidgety gaijin was adjusting his poles in seconds and they were working better. And if there's only a short steep section -- don't hesitate to just grip the poles below the handles. Use the wrist loops correctly. Go up from the bottom of the loop. It's counter intuitive. This way if you fall the loops won't injure your wrist. ua-cam.com/video/ZZJ0rSwR8JQ/v-deo.htmlsi=FnxWdS5WlbbscTCg It feels 'wrong' because now you you have to grip the strap as well. Don't worry, you'll get used to it, and you don't need to use the loops unless you're somewhere where if you drop a pole you can lose it. Did whoever made this video actually use any of these poles? I really doubt it. Cheers.

Its not "thoool" its "too lee" fyi

No prices. Review fail.

Piscifun bro, look no further. I have decades on you just don't buy the blue one.

Man, you straight up have a bad and very single-pointed-view for this. Not to mention your whole video just rips from ads. This is 0% Original content. Onto why your choices aren't good: Bass fishing - reels that can throw LIGHT lures as well as 1.5oz lures (These are great because you can throw 1/8oz neds on it, and then literally put it on another rod and put a 1oz frog on it or a 1.5oz swimbait with an 8/0 hook. The reel is well made, but the spool is small and light so it can cast light lures, as well) Daiwa Tatula CT TWS (120 dollars.... Why the fuck is your LEXA 300 at the top. That's a swimbait reel. Daiwa SV TW - same thing, 200 bucks, slightly nicer Daiwa Tatula 150 - Larger reel, made for larger lures, still 140 bucks. Curado 150, Curado MGL, SLX, SLX MGL. 180, 200, 100 or 120 dollars. Will throw literally anything bass lures. 1/4-1oz easy, up to 2oz without a problem. Great for mid size pike, small cats and smallies as well, obviously. Curado 300 or that lexa 300 for shit that is 1oz or higher. I use a Daiwa Zillion TW HD. DO NOT FUCKING BUY LEWS FOR BUDGET. THEY'RE AWFUL BUDGET REELS. Get an SLX or a Daiwa Tatula TWS. Don't fuck with Lews budget crap. It's literally the worst. Abu Revo X is better than that junk for 100 dollars. No offense, man, but if someone really cares about their gear, they watch Tactical Bassin. Not a buzzfeed fishing reel video.

Lost all credibility when AI said "bass" (guitar). If human said it, even worse!!!

Westin W6 51/50

Interesting video, my interstate stock battery finally bit it, wouldn't take a charge anymore at 6 years. Went with a DieHard as it had a longer run time by 30 minutes. We will see if it lasts as long. Then again, I had a ford battery in my 2012 ford f150 that lasted 10 years, I finally said - I don't think I want to push it and replaced it. Project Farm tested out some batteries as well and it seemed for the money and longevity the Walmart brand seemed to score good. Anyways, thanks for the video.

5 bearings on a reel and u think it should be in the list of top reels really?

Which headlamp should I buy for night fishing? I'm so confused. Please tell me just 1 model, the price is not important, as long as it is of good quality. I'm also thinking of doing live broadcasts while fishing.Please help me with this.

A dollar thirty? GTFOH AI SUX

We hear you man! You ARE next level. Keep it up. Im praying for HMAC's success.🙏

You know fishing poles help a lot when your in a car audio tournament… lol

I got 4 Daiwa Lexa E 2019, for 400 bucks at a clearance. We don't have to buy the latest thing to get something very good. I just adore those Lexa's E LT.

Here is the list of Best Portable Solar Panels we featured in this video 1. Goal Zero Boulder Briefcase - Best Portable Solar Panel Overall bit.ly/3x00Whl 2. Geneverse SolarPower One - Best Affordable Portable Solar Panel bit.ly/3Vr4WRE 3. Jackery SolarSaga - Best Portable Solar Panel for Camping bit.ly/3R6hoUk 4. BioLite Solar Panel - Best Compact Portable Solar Panel bit.ly/3VrlN5F 5. BigBlue SolarPowa - Best Budget Portable Solar Panel bit.ly/3VlLipX

Here is the list of Best Backpacking Sleeping Bags we featured in this video 1. Sea to Summit Spark - Best Backpacking Sleeping Bag Overall bit.ly/456QBwG 2. NEMO Disco 15 Endless Promise - Best Sustainable Backpacking Sleeping Bag bit.ly/4bHmAGq 3. NEMO Tempo 20 Synthetic - Best Three-Season Backpacking Sleeping Bag bit.ly/4e6e6dy 4. Therm-a-Rest Hyperion - Best Ultralight Backpacking Sleeping Bag bit.ly/4bH5Kr1 5. TETON Sports LEEF - Best Budget Backpacking Sleeping Bag bit.ly/4bUdINu

Soooo, all 5 are the best???