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Great video. The only thing I’ll add/ tweak is the number on a sleeping bag is the comfort rating, there will be smaller “survival” numbers listed somewhere about it(usually)

Awesome content 👏

A skillet is far superior to a pot

I take about 2 small bags of travel tissue paper for nose and use it as TP it works fine

Hope you start uploading content again.

part 3 pls

I’m planning my first camping. I watched your entire video and I like it. You keep everything real. No drama. No fancy unnecessary things. I enjoy it a lot. I notice that you haven’t uploaded for a long time. I just want to let you know your video is very helpful. Thank you so much. 😊

Wow now this is my kind of savings. Great video brother

What happened to this creator? Pandemic?

Don’t forget about the possibility of borrowing camping equipment and/or asking friends and family if they have any they’re getting rid of.

This is refreshing. Thank you for showing that you can just get out there and DO IT.

Why would you waste your money on cheap crap ?

Fantastic video, thanks. There is one thing I'd like to add in terms of clothing. "Whatever you have is probably fine" - most generic clothing is cotton, which is very slow to dry. So for anyone doing a slightly more strenuous hike or camping for several days in a row: Grab a cheap polyester shirt for like 5$ as your base layer. It'll dry much quicker and not make your body heat drop too much as soon as you rest (especially important in colder weather).

You Are Amazing Thank You. Will you do a video on How To Pack A Back Pack Thank You God Bless You❤😂❤😂

You could consider jack it up giving you enough space to store your gear since space inside is limited then you could have a porch in front that rapes around the other three side leaving you the side for storing gear but adding a great feature to the cabin. You can sit outside in the evens on your porch have a grill for BBQ.

Good will my dude nice

Great video!!!

I love that xframe pack . My first one was xframe .

Wow Amazing You Did Fantastick Even In Your Demo. I Reccommend You To Everyone. I Camp To And Alot Of My Items I Got Second hand. I Love It. And Always to Remember if It Doesnt Hold Out You can Always Find The Same Item Again And Your Not Out Of Anything And You didnt takae A loss Only a Better Gain. I cant Wait To See More Of Your Videos❤

Great video - I would like to see you overnight with your gear. I’m jealous of your Kelty pack - I’ve wanted an external pack like that!

Great video, it shows very well that you don't have to spend a lot of money to have fun outdoors in nature 👍

Thank you

Fantastic study and rad!! New drinking game. I got a straight bro crush on you dude!

Do you have an updated video with what you take camping?

This is one of the better videos I have seen. I was mainly here to see how little I could camp with

Those throwback camping pics where too cute 🥰

Just found your channel. I like what your doing and hope you come out with more videos.

That's a killer gear list

super good video. do a vpart 2

This deserves more views. I am rewatchng in the off season.

Nice video keep it up

On your painting, you didn’t use primer, I bet you’re paint is peeling already. If not, it will be soon. But hey, I not knocking you, good job. Sell quick

Yeah, I’m pretty sure those are termites not ants

If you like Nuts, Eat the nuts, and Save the shells, Burn those for a little fire!!😃 I actually Love your channel, I’m a New Subscriber! Look forward to seeing more! Have a Very Blessed and Joyous New Year!

cool shirt

Great job thank you.

What happened to the rest??

The quality of this video is great! Awesome job you deserve all the likes and subscribers.

I would add the $10 Walmart/ Amazon backpacking stove and canister for beginner backpackers, but of course this will put you over. I'm saying this knowing someone will chime in about alcohol stoves being cheaper to make and that's fine too. To this kit i would also add a Bic mini lighter, but you can also just bring the lighter from your kitchen drawer.

Good Job! Thank you for sharing.

You did not follow rule #9.

Awesome ideas, great video!

I just want to let you know that I've shared this video many times over the last year or so. Maybe it was done before, but like you mentioned in the video I've really only ever seen the $200 mark as the lowest mark most people try and routinely hit, and even in one of those they attempted to do a thrift store to save, but it seems they kind of gave up on it because they were in a time crunch. If you're not rushed into backpacking, you can definitely save a ton of money with the Marketplace, Craiglist, Thrift Store approach. Even if you can't find all of the stuff you found at such low prices ( $5 quality backpack ), I'm confident that a $100 goal for quality items is very easy to routinely come by. Especially this time of year during "normal" times because I've seen many people stop and sell their stuff after their last summer trip because they don't do colder camping and aren't sure if they're going to pick back up the next year. Also, even more so now because it seems so many people were getting into it the last few years, and the inventory on these items is much larger than usual. So set aside $5/week starting now, and by spring you'll have ~$100. Purchase what you can along the way, and you should be ready for your first trip in spring!

Make Sure to water proof the Tent!! And medical supplies? Hygeine??

This is about your opinion. You did not "review" any of these ideas. And, honestly, your channel is kind of dull.

I was going crazy trying to find the best sitting pad because my back kills me if I sit directly on the floor. I need it more for meditation and to use at sweat lodges, so it's tricky to find the right material that would work inside a sweat lodge. (I was using a blanket or towel, but they get soaked and very heavy after) I've been watching reviews and going back and forth on gear sites and Amazon. Yesterday I finally realized how ridiculous the whole thing was, I grabbed a foldable yoga mat I got at a dollar store that was in the back of a closet, folded it extra tight, secured it with some zip ties, and cover it with a bandana, so it would look nicer. Done. i was so caught up on the idea of buying the best gear available, instead of just finding a solution to my problem with what i already have.

Dude, how's this project going?

Really cute vid :-)

Hopefully there will be a part 3

Loved this two videos! Great job