29:23 Thank you! If a hiker is so scared of being outdoors and need their mini in-reach on their shoulder strap, turned on, then maybe they should stay home? Some years ago, watching a Matterhorn (swiss) climbing video, the guide asked one of his clients, “Do you feel safe here? If not, you shouldn’t be here.” Bam! The only time I’ve worn my in reach, turned on, was a dicy water or snowfield crossing. Otherwise, like you, in my pack somewhere. Great video. Fyi, fellow MLD user, Duomid XL.
We will do more in the future for sure. The US/Canadian boarder is still closed. We have not made any plans for a trip this year yet. But if things improve perhaps in the fall.
This video was visual treat to watch. Great shots of those gorgeous mountains. A really well done video dude. Oh yeah, I totally agree with your premise to familiarize oneself with your kit before going out into the woods.
Seems like a fantastic place! I’d be so tempted to bring a trout fishing setup to alpine lakes like that, despite the weight. Thanks for sharing with us Kyle! Looking forward to the next one.
Hey Kyle, thanks for another great upload mate 🙂 Noticed that you are handy with making/modifying camping gear, would suggest retrofitting some sleeves/pockets for light aluminium fold down hoops/rods on your bivvy bag so that it is lifted off your body while you're in it. Have owned both the basic bivvy bags without loops and the ones with hoops and the free standing ones are so much more comfortable. A hoop at your head, hip and toes works best, and recommend a peg loop on each corner too. Take it easy!👍
Interesting idea. I have seen bivy sacks with hoops before and that would help give it some more room. My only issue with doing that is it adds more complication and weight to the bivy sack which would make it weight more than my inner mesh net that fits in my Solomid. The Katabatic gear bivy has a string at the top that you can tie to the top of the tent that pulls then net away from your face. If you are cowboy camping I tie it to a hiking pole stuck in the ground. Then pegging out the corners helps some. If I'm in a real rush and lazy I wear my baseball hat to bed and the bill does a good enough job keeping it off my face.
Beautiful butter fly and really can see a long ways. The lakes most likely have underground springs that may keep the water flowing all winter. Unless the lakes are stocked with trout and don't forget the fishing pole. Thanks for taking us all a long that was great. No wife and dog?
Nice video. The quality looks quite good. I am wondering if you were using the iPhone 10 or if you were also using a GoPro type devise? A UA-camr I follow, Norwegian Xplorer, has been using the iPhone only and he recommend the 4K 60 frame setting. How about you? What other equipment did you bring? Tripod, etc. I have tons of camera gear, but I think it is going to stay at home more often.
This was shot on an iPhone 10. I did not use a GoPro. I will put up a a video this week about my thoughts on camera gear and backpacking. It was shot at 4K 24. I don’t like 60 FPS because it makes the video too crispy. I guess it would be ok to shoot in 60 and render at 24 and have the ability to slow mo the 60. But not a lot of need to slow mo 60fps on a solo backpacking trip.
It's always nice to strip down the load out every now and then and bask in simplicity. Great views up there (bottom of CenCal here)! I've had several instances where I left my sectioned med\light fishing pole at home and ended up wishing I brought it. I invested in a PenFishingRods. com backpacker ultralight rod like Pharraoh, now I always have a rod and basic fishing kit. Barely weighs anything and takes up minimal room.
If you don’t mind me asking what camera are you using ? Those are fantastic quality images for a lightweight camera .... awesome video as always .. thanks for sharing ... 👍👍
I used my iPhone 10 with a rode external mic shot in 4k. I'm pretty happy with the image quality. If I can get to it I'm going to put up a video soon on backpacking and cameras.
Thanks for the advice Kyle ... Enjoy everything you do ... especially useful advice on preparedness in the wild... what they say ‘failure to prepare is preparing for failure’ !?! Especially going solo .... oh btw if you are on the lookout for an awesome little telescoping rod check out ‘Trout Boy’ maybe marketed under a different name now but so many features for the money .. great piece of kit... stay safe ... ATB Dave Mc
Joe can't make fun of the fanny pack. I watched a video last night (a tad older) where Tripper had a double fanny pack on. Joe would say it's a "dog back pack" But if it looks like a fanny, smells like a fanny it's a fanny pack.
Thnx for sharing
29:23 Thank you! If a hiker is so scared of being outdoors and need their mini in-reach on their shoulder strap, turned on, then maybe they should stay home? Some years ago, watching a Matterhorn (swiss) climbing video, the guide asked one of his clients, “Do you feel safe here? If not, you shouldn’t be here.” Bam! The only time I’ve worn my in reach, turned on, was a dicy water or snowfield crossing. Otherwise, like you, in my pack somewhere. Great video. Fyi, fellow MLD user, Duomid XL.
great video I hope you do alot more i watch your camping video,s with joe robinet and its nice to see the videos you do
We will do more in the future for sure. The US/Canadian boarder is still closed. We have not made any plans for a trip this year yet. But if things improve perhaps in the fall.
Ha! I sat under that same tree, eating lunch and the osprey flew right over my head and dove into the lake. Came up empty.
Nice
This video was visual treat to watch. Great shots of those gorgeous mountains. A really well done video dude. Oh yeah, I totally agree with your premise to familiarize oneself with your kit before going out into the woods.
Man! Great tip on the, "snowball under the hat" idea!!
Beautiful trip, Kyle. I’m gonna put this on my to-do list. Thanks for sharing.
Planning to hit this loop the week after Labor Day. Super excited after seeing your fantastic video. Thanks!
Seems like a fantastic place! I’d be so tempted to bring a trout fishing setup to alpine lakes like that, despite the weight. Thanks for sharing with us Kyle! Looking forward to the next one.
Great video. It’s nice to see what’s right here in my back yard. Get out there while you’re still young 👍
Nice one Kyle! I love the look of that rocky high Alpine terrain with all its nooks and crannies to explore. Cheers!
Nice area for sure, I find the ULA ohm 2.0 a perfect choice between the circuit and the CDT , Just fantastic !
Thanks fob Sharing Kyle. We have a Border colly too 😄
Hey Kyle, thanks for another great upload mate 🙂
Noticed that you are handy with making/modifying camping gear, would suggest retrofitting some sleeves/pockets for light aluminium fold down hoops/rods on your bivvy bag so that it is lifted off your body while you're in it. Have owned both the basic bivvy bags without loops and the ones with hoops and the free standing ones are so much more comfortable. A hoop at your head, hip and toes works best, and recommend a peg loop on each corner too.
Take it easy!👍
Interesting idea. I have seen bivy sacks with hoops before and that would help give it some more room. My only issue with doing that is it adds more complication and weight to the bivy sack which would make it weight more than my inner mesh net that fits in my Solomid. The Katabatic gear bivy has a string at the top that you can tie to the top of the tent that pulls then net away from your face. If you are cowboy camping I tie it to a hiking pole stuck in the ground. Then pegging out the corners helps some. If I'm in a real rush and lazy I wear my baseball hat to bed and the bill does a good enough job keeping it off my face.
That was an awesome trip and some good advice. Gummy Bears are my go to followed by peanut M&M's. Thanks for the video. Take care, Al
Beautiful butter fly and really can see a long ways. The lakes most likely have underground springs that may keep the water flowing all winter. Unless the lakes are stocked with trout and don't forget the fishing pole. Thanks for taking us all a long that was great. No wife and dog?
I love my Topo 500 miles are still going strong.
Awesome Video . That look like a awesome trail and some gorgeous views.
Thanks 👍
Kyle when are you and Joe going on a epic trip, good advice on know your gear.
We would love to do something but the border is still close between the US and Canada.
@@BurleyOutdoors awe just smuggle ol' joe into the states!
Omg dude, this is so freaking beautiful! I wish I could go there
Miss seeing your uploads 💯 can't wait to see you doing a longer trip with some paddling and camping thrown in
Stay safe
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Great to see you kyle awesome video
Nice video. The quality looks quite good. I am wondering if you were using the iPhone 10 or if you were also using a GoPro type devise? A UA-camr I follow, Norwegian Xplorer, has been using the iPhone only and he recommend the 4K 60 frame setting. How about you? What other equipment did you bring? Tripod, etc. I have tons of camera gear, but I think it is going to stay at home more often.
This was shot on an iPhone 10. I did not use a GoPro. I will put up a a video this week about my thoughts on camera gear and backpacking. It was shot at 4K 24. I don’t like 60 FPS because it makes the video too crispy. I guess it would be ok to shoot in 60 and render at 24 and have the ability to slow mo the 60. But not a lot of need to slow mo 60fps on a solo backpacking trip.
Nice trip. What bivy do you have?
Katabatic Gear. My review. ua-cam.com/video/1-766ml44h8/v-deo.html
Really love your vids, wish you had time to do more. Wish I had more time to camp!
Woah! Beautiful man
That's like just over a mountain from me... so glad I got out to camp in Usal Beach last weekend
anna lake billy be dam 6 lake in that area
What's your preferred stove? Cook system?
Check back on Friday this coming week and I will have a video up talking all about it. Thanks for watching!
It's always nice to strip down the load out every now and then and bask in simplicity. Great views up there (bottom of CenCal here)!
I've had several instances where I left my sectioned med\light fishing pole at home and ended up wishing I brought it. I invested in a PenFishingRods. com backpacker ultralight rod like Pharraoh, now I always have a rod and basic fishing kit. Barely weighs anything and takes up minimal room.
no one go to 7 up lake gibson lake one lake to go twin lake ,see it all
what fanny pack are you using? I will take a extraordinary amount of grief from my buddies but I think I may want to try one out.
www.thrupack.com/products/summit-bum
Here you go. It is really helpful to organize small stuff on trail if you have small waist belt pockets.
@@BurleyOutdoors thanks Kyle
How bad are the bugs/flies?
They were light to moderate. It was pretty dry and later in the season. Might be worse in the spring.
See any deer?
I saw a few in the distance at my second night camp site. I think every time I have been the Trinity alps I have seen at least one deer.
If you don’t mind me asking what camera are you using ? Those are fantastic quality images for a lightweight camera .... awesome video as always .. thanks for sharing ... 👍👍
I used my iPhone 10 with a rode external mic shot in 4k. I'm pretty happy with the image quality. If I can get to it I'm going to put up a video soon on backpacking and cameras.
Thanks for the advice Kyle ... Enjoy everything you do ... especially useful advice on preparedness in the wild... what they say ‘failure to prepare is preparing for failure’ !?! Especially going solo .... oh btw if you are on the lookout for an awesome little telescoping rod check out ‘Trout Boy’ maybe marketed under a different name now but so many features for the money .. great piece of kit... stay safe ... ATB Dave Mc
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Joe can't make fun of the fanny pack.
I watched a video last night (a tad older) where Tripper had a double fanny pack on.
Joe would say it's a "dog back pack" But if it looks like a fanny, smells like a fanny it's a fanny pack.
Hey Burley
His name is Kyle
Well aware of this thanks.
Looks like a great trip! I left you a direct message on Instagram...