Haze Outdoors has the most original presentation of videos. Makes you feel like you're in the privileged company of this top bloke. Awesome banter witty repartee, factual, absolutely no BS and splendid reviews of gate and latches.
Cracking vid bud. Can you tell me please what type of CBD oil you use . And what strength? Full or broad spectrum. Trying to ease sciatica pain after walking. Can't wait for part 2 🌄🌄👍👍
Recently started to use a medium weight Ortlieb Drybag ( 79L roll top ) inside my pack, which allowed me to do away with extra dry bags ( still use v thin nylon non waterproof stuffsacks to compact some things) and makes it much easier & more compact to pack. Also no need for a Rucksack rain cover. Like the extra feel of security it gives - knowing everything will be kept absolutely dry ! Will never go back to individual drybags / plastic bags etc for Backpacking trips from now on. ( Tent & possibly Waterproofs will need a waterproof stuffsack if packed inside ) Love the channel, all the best from "Sunny" Scotland.
Sounds like a good plan that mate. I do like the different dry bags because I know what’s in what and I can have them out of the bag and know they’ll be dry. Also a bag cover stops the bag itself getting soaked, dealing with a soaked bag in a tent is harder than dealing with a rain cover I recon but the Ortleb dry bag is defo something I’d consider
When you talked about everything being in individual dry bags and also everything in a rubble sac I could feel the phrase "just belt and braces" on the tip of your tongue! nice video well worth watching.
Just got home from a night with friends staying in Robin Hood's Cave in the Peak District, which was excellent. Took the Soto Windmaster (on your recommendation), really good stove. Cheers!
Dno if u have a cold or maybe ur bollocks have finally dropped but ur voice seems deeper on this video. Also just want to say I have been watching u since u and Mike from TA outdoors done a video together but defo a good few years back but I haven’t missed 1 video u have done since that day and mate I fucking love ye, u put 1000% into everything u put ur mind too and really engage with the viewers to really help us no matter what the subject is, good on u fella and hope u little head is doing okays mate 👍🏻
Not sure I could get down to 9.3kg for winter camps mines about 13 the lanshan is a massive weight saving tho. but I just like a bit more comfort and don't do big trips in winter so I'm ok with what I carry looking forward to seeing the vids tho👍
*_I'm glad there is tutorial value from your explanation, or is your content an outdoor tutorial like me...?, whatever I'm glad to meet your channel, please accept my introduction Rudy Agustman_*
I know their is some resistance to using military spec backpacks with hikers, and I'd agree when we're talking about the standard 'Bergen', but I'm using the 75L Karrimor SF Odin, and its amazing. I've found I can carry an 18Kg load, for far longer in comfort, than I can carry a 16Kg load in any 'civilian' backpack. Adjustable back & shoulders, So many attachment points for extra storage, a heavy duty water proof cover, and built to a far stronger standard than anything else. As for Winter sleeping bag I use the 3 season Alpkit Cloud 9 (750g) with the Alpkit Nemo quilt (450g) tucked inside, with the foot end cinched tight for my feet to go in, so the quilt doesn't ride up in the night. Far less bulky and lighter combination than a large 4 season bag like the Rab one in this video. That combination gives me a sleep system that is suitable for all seasons.
You should try the Altra Olympus - Its basically a lone peak, still zero drop but with a bit more cushioning... brilliant! I did the Skye Trail in October with them and they were fantastic... Also, quick guess.... St Cuthberts Trail??
Great vid hazy mate some really good kit there enjoy your hike be cracking to watch hopefully your feeling better soon and get yourself a nob warmer somewhere to warm your hands on cold nights lol take care mate and all the best 👍👌🔥🔥
Looking forward to the video of the hike. I lost my Osprey rucksack cover on the Cumbria Way last year, where do they go🤔. Try EDZ boxers, good quality and price👍.
Hazey is there anything in this packing vid that you left out that’s actually in your bag? About to do a 4 day alpine hike (end of summer here) and using your vid as a sanity check.
Absolutely love the content. Thank you. Looked at that list, and there's over €2,700 worth of kit there - Will have to build up my inventory over time. 🙂
I wore my altra 6s out on Monday on a 25 mile hike thry were doing great till I reached the farmers dank cow mess footpath gates and wet slippy cliff edges then they didn't really stand up. Primarily I know there for summer time at best but I can't find any other footwear or make that suit me feet like the lone peaks.
Relieved to see you’ve finally gone the Altra gaiters.. the Montane’s were painful to watch 😂 Real talk though, what weight is the fishing line in your survival canister? And what size hook?!
Yes mate!! A mid week hazey.. off out to hallin fell myself this weekend going to have another attempt at doing a UA-cam vid.. hopefully I swear less this time 🤣
Alright Hazey, fan on your work mate. I have noticed that most of your gear is quite pricey, can you (or have you) do a vid recommending any good gear that won't mount up to a grand+? Cheers.
An Epi-pen would be a good addition to the medical kit! And an asthma pump. Probably never use them but life savers when you find out that you’re allergic to something you’d never encountered before!!!!
I am a very experienced day hiker but am beginning my wild camping adventures this weekend, I’m just wondering, how do you cope with the long hours of darkness during winter camps? I’m obviously a bit apprehensive about and was hoping for your advice? 😊
Yes, I always include that question in my planning, too and that's why I stay at home during the very short days. In my experience, everything is a little more difficult in winter and takes a little longer - so you "use up" more time in the evenings in the camp. You can make a warming fire, it takes a lot of time and warms - old saying: "Wood warms three times: when collecting, when chopping, when heating!" And because the whole day is more strenuous than in summer, I can also sleep longer, starting with the fact that I get tired earlier than usual. So now at the end of February, beginning of March, the days are already long enough for a good balance between daytime activities and sleeping time.
For the occasions where a fire isn't possible then sleep early and rise early/ catch up on sleep. Take a good book or films/entertainment. Alternatively, wait for longer days and go wild camping later in the season.
My advice… get the 600, and wear all your clothes in it. I wear a base layer, lightweight fleece, a second fleece/ synthetic jacket, and then a big down jacket/ belay jacket. Then leggings on my bottom half and if necessary my walking pants as well. ….All that plus a down sleeping bag is plenty. For years I would keep all my spare clothes in my rucksack and cart a gigantic heavy winter bag around. Then I saw the light and now I’m a happy man. In summer I can still use the rab alpine 600 just in my underwear and if it’s really hot unzip the bag and use as a duvet. One bag for all year. Thanks my 2p anyway. 🎉
All depends if you’re a warm sleeper or not mate. I used my alpkit pipedream 400 all year round and that’s a 3 season bag. I just layered up with down jackets etc but these days I go with the scent 900 as it’s only 500g more and gives me a lot more comfort on those really cold nights.
Hi all, thanks for the video your setups awesome. I’m just wondering how do you all find someone to go camping with 🏕 ? Like is there any groups I could join? I’m a little scared to go on my own 🥹 Thanks & thanks again for making the video 📸 Kelsey
I hate backpacking with other people, "I want to be alone" to quote Garbo. So my problem is stopping my mates wanting to come with me when they discover I have a trip planned! 🙂
Haze Outdoors has the most original presentation of videos. Makes you feel like you're in the privileged company of this top bloke. Awesome banter witty repartee, factual, absolutely no BS and splendid reviews of gate and latches.
Rab bread bag socks RRP £84.99. Essential stuff.
Cracking vid bud. Can you tell me please what type of CBD oil you use . And what strength? Full or broad spectrum. Trying to ease sciatica pain after walking. Can't wait for part 2 🌄🌄👍👍
“Sprain me knob” 😂 weren’t expecting that one, nearly spat my tea out.
Sweet, Looking forward to the hike videos.
Cheers Ash
Always a pleasure to know what your carrying in your sack 🙏
And getting to watch him empty it too...
@@skaus2184 I’m not going to judge 😋
Excellent. However, the lack of Northern Monk, or a fine wine, raises a questioning eyebrow! Are you sure you’ve got this properly covered?😂
Recently started to use a medium weight Ortlieb Drybag ( 79L roll top ) inside my pack, which allowed me to do away with extra dry bags ( still use v thin nylon non waterproof stuffsacks to compact some things) and makes it much easier & more compact to pack. Also no need for a Rucksack rain cover.
Like the extra feel of security it gives - knowing everything will be kept absolutely dry !
Will never go back to individual drybags / plastic bags etc for Backpacking trips from now on.
( Tent & possibly Waterproofs will need a waterproof stuffsack if packed inside )
Love the channel, all the best from "Sunny" Scotland.
Sounds like a good plan that mate. I do like the different dry bags because I know what’s in what and I can have them out of the bag and know they’ll be dry. Also a bag cover stops the bag itself getting soaked, dealing with a soaked bag in a tent is harder than dealing with a rain cover I recon but the Ortleb dry bag is defo something I’d consider
Hey Hazey! Which water filter would you recommend please? x
When you talked about everything being in individual dry bags and also everything in a rubble sac I could feel the phrase "just belt and braces" on the tip of your tongue! nice video well worth watching.
Just got home from a night with friends staying in Robin Hood's Cave in the Peak District, which was excellent. Took the Soto Windmaster (on your recommendation), really good stove. Cheers!
great video but those hand warmers are not environmentally friendly
6th! on the the latest hazey you tube vid comments suck on that dad you said I'd never do owt wi me life look at me now...
Bread bags! That's what I forgot to take up on the Yorkshire wolds
Reckon you've been hacked again paul!
Love this kind of bag unpacking vid mate. Which walk you doing? ❤
It’s a multi day hike int lakes mate
Dno if u have a cold or maybe ur bollocks have finally dropped but ur voice seems deeper on this video. Also just want to say I have been watching u since u and Mike from TA outdoors done a video together but defo a good few years back but I haven’t missed 1 video u have done since that day and mate I fucking love ye, u put 1000% into everything u put ur mind too and really engage with the viewers to really help us no matter what the subject is, good on u fella and hope u little head is doing okays mate 👍🏻
I’m not well mate, I’ve got an everlasting illness 👌🥳😐
Nice bit o' kit. BTW, has the BA Copper Spur 2 been demoted.
Not at all mate! It’s my summer tent of choice
Not sure I could get down to 9.3kg for winter camps mines about 13 the lanshan is a massive weight saving tho. but I just like a bit more comfort and don't do big trips in winter so I'm ok with what I carry looking forward to seeing the vids tho👍
Garmin inreach mini sales slogan I think was “just incase you break your nob, we will come get you” 🫵🏻💥🍆
That’s what it sold it to me 😂
@@HazeOutdoors Garmin, keeping dicks safe since 1989
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wheres the product links?
The tiny pump is the number one piece of kit! Like you said such a relief after a knackering hike or run 👍🏼
*_I'm glad there is tutorial value from your explanation, or is your content an outdoor tutorial like me...?, whatever I'm glad to meet your channel, please accept my introduction Rudy Agustman_*
I know their is some resistance to using military spec backpacks with hikers, and I'd agree when we're talking about the standard 'Bergen', but I'm using the 75L Karrimor SF Odin, and its amazing. I've found I can carry an 18Kg load, for far longer in comfort, than I can carry a 16Kg load in any 'civilian' backpack. Adjustable back & shoulders, So many attachment points for extra storage, a heavy duty water proof cover, and built to a far stronger standard than anything else. As for Winter sleeping bag I use the 3 season Alpkit Cloud 9 (750g) with the Alpkit Nemo quilt (450g) tucked inside, with the foot end cinched tight for my feet to go in, so the quilt doesn't ride up in the night. Far less bulky and lighter combination than a large 4 season bag like the Rab one in this video. That combination gives me a sleep system that is suitable for all seasons.
I miss the days when Hazey carried the SF 45. :)
You should try the Altra Olympus - Its basically a lone peak, still zero drop but with a bit more cushioning... brilliant! I did the Skye Trail in October with them and they were fantastic... Also, quick guess.... St Cuthberts Trail??
I tried the Olympus on recently and they felt like I was wearing platform shoes. Much prefer the Altras.
I was thinking about going over to them as have had altra 5s and 6s which have been great
How do you weatherproof them?
Great vid hazy mate some really good kit there enjoy your hike be cracking to watch hopefully your feeling better soon and get yourself a nob warmer somewhere to warm your hands on cold nights lol take care mate and all the best 👍👌🔥🔥
Thanks mate! All the best to you
Paul, I just looked for the link for the CBD oil. I couldn’t see it in your comments below. X
Ah, I’ve sorted it. Thanks for the heads up mate
Me too.... Looking..
Looking forward to the video of the hike. I lost my Osprey rucksack cover on the Cumbria Way last year, where do they go🤔. Try EDZ boxers, good quality and price👍.
What’s this foam mat? :)
Hazey is there anything in this packing vid that you left out that’s actually in your bag? About to do a 4 day alpine hike (end of summer here) and using your vid as a sanity check.
Hi Haze😊 is the base weight everything minus food and water?
Minus food water and gas for the stove
Is there a good source for starting to buy all this gear? I want to start extending my hikes into 2/3 days but I’m a bit lost where to begin.
Absolutely love the content. Thank you. Looked at that list, and there's over €2,700 worth of kit there - Will have to build up my inventory over time. 🙂
I wore my altra 6s out on Monday on a 25 mile hike thry were doing great till I reached the farmers dank cow mess footpath gates and wet slippy cliff edges then they didn't really stand up. Primarily I know there for summer time at best but I can't find any other footwear or make that suit me feet like the lone peaks.
Relieved to see you’ve finally gone the Altra gaiters.. the Montane’s were painful to watch 😂 Real talk though, what weight is the fishing line in your survival canister? And what size hook?!
Hazey emptying his sack in public. Again. 😱
😂
Yes mate!! A mid week hazey.. off out to hallin fell myself this weekend going to have another attempt at doing a UA-cam vid.. hopefully I swear less this time 🤣
Alright Hazey, fan on your work mate.
I have noticed that most of your gear is quite pricey, can you (or have you) do a vid recommending any good gear that won't mount up to a grand+? Cheers.
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An Epi-pen would be a good addition to the medical kit! And an asthma pump. Probably never use them but life savers when you find out that you’re allergic to something you’d never encountered before!!!!
Great what's in my bag video Hazy. Looking forward to your next hiking adventure.
Hazey you legend. The shoes are altra lonepeak 7's ...not lonepeak altra 7's 😂
The wife bought me "chubb rub" for inner thighs ! Not sure what she was trying to tell me! Hand warmers top tip of all!
Brilliant!
Never mentioned the ole osprey pack, what one (size) ect.
What trail/expedition was this you were on!??
Alright bud does the OMM attach to the osprey ok ?
Love a gear video and see what’s in your bag 😊 Thanks Hazy
Great video Haze!!! You inspired me to start my own 😍
My winter kit is not for long distance walks that's fo sho
Enjoy the rest of your hike pal.
Thanks mate
For doing a marathon or summat 💪😅 what a dude 👏 👌
Looks like the North Yorkshire Moors ,Yorkshire Dales.
Nice to see haze outdoors happy in love! Great video
Are you allright? If not, all the best from Holland. Love your vids and personality! Keep up the good work!
Under the weather mate but feeling good!
I replaced toothpaste fliptop cap to twist top.
I am a very experienced day hiker but am beginning my wild camping adventures this weekend, I’m just wondering, how do you cope with the long hours of darkness during winter camps? I’m obviously a bit apprehensive about and was hoping for your advice? 😊
Yes, I always include that question in my planning, too and that's why I stay at home during the very short days.
In my experience, everything is a little more difficult in winter and takes a little longer - so you "use up" more time in the evenings in the camp. You can make a warming fire, it takes a lot of time and warms - old saying: "Wood warms three times: when collecting, when chopping, when heating!"
And because the whole day is more strenuous than in summer, I can also sleep longer, starting with the fact that I get tired earlier than usual.
So now at the end of February, beginning of March, the days are already long enough for a good balance between daytime activities and sleeping time.
For the occasions where a fire isn't possible then sleep early and rise early/ catch up on sleep. Take a good book or films/entertainment.
Alternatively, wait for longer days and go wild camping later in the season.
You need to come Ireland mate
Johnies?
Ace stuff lado
Is the 900 sleeping bag enough for uk winter am just thinking do I get the 900 or the 1100
My advice… get the 600, and wear all your clothes in it. I wear a base layer, lightweight fleece, a second fleece/ synthetic jacket, and then a big down jacket/ belay jacket. Then leggings on my bottom half and if necessary my walking pants as well. ….All that plus a down sleeping bag is plenty.
For years I would keep all my spare clothes in my rucksack and cart a gigantic heavy winter bag around. Then I saw the light and now I’m a happy man. In summer I can still use the rab alpine 600 just in my underwear and if it’s really hot unzip the bag and use as a duvet. One bag for all year. Thanks my 2p anyway. 🎉
All depends if you’re a warm sleeper or not mate. I used my alpkit pipedream 400 all year round and that’s a 3 season bag. I just layered up with down jackets etc but these days I go with the scent 900 as it’s only 500g more and gives me a lot more comfort on those really cold nights.
Queen Laqueefer pillow ❤️
I love the pack videos
Nice one Hazy !
Love it! A really sad achievement for a 40 year old man but it's the small ✌️
Excellent work mate! 🫡
@@HazeOutdoors and love your contributions Paul, also enjoying the blind date episode in Tenerife! Like when the couples went on their date .....
First 😂
First!!!
🙂👍
Nice one Hazy!
Great vid Hazy. Thanks
Cheers Si
👍👍🙏🙏💖💖Much love Hazey
Much love back to you mate ❤️
Great advice on kit.
Cheers my G
A large keg of beer or gin ❤️🍺
😂 we have pubs in route for that
@@HazeOutdoors yeah but why waist money get the keg on ur bk 🤣🤣cook one of ur nice steaks onions mushrooms make a night of it enjoy bugger lugs 😁🍺
Looking forward to this series of videos, dude.
Hi all, thanks for the video your setups awesome. I’m just wondering how do you all find someone to go camping with 🏕 ? Like is there any groups I could join? I’m a little scared to go on my own 🥹
Thanks & thanks again for making the video 📸
Kelsey
I hate backpacking with other people, "I want to be alone" to quote Garbo. So my problem is stopping my mates wanting to come with me when they discover I have a trip planned! 🙂