What Nath Packs for Wild camping and Photography (Osprey Atmos 65L)
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- Опубліковано 2 лис 2020
- Filmed before our previous Wild camp lets have a look at What Nath Packs for Wild camping and Photography (Osprey Atmos 65L)
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As you know, Nath has made a return to wild camping, and this video, filmed prior to our wild camp on Dartmoor's Great Links Tor, nath runs through his gear and discusses how he packs his Osprey Atmos 65L backpack for a camp and some photography
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Good to see you back Nathan,glad to see you had a comfy camp out with Trev,and woke up in a good mood,which was weird tbh,but if it means your going to get out more then so be it 👍
Great video Nath. Have we seen the last of your tarp camping🙁 will miss that. But a man ha to do what he has to do. Thanks for showing your bag.
Great Video Nath! Lovely to see you back again! Paul
Nice to getting involved again and, making his own vids, though nothing beats watching the banter going on between both of you , l like it 👍
Very interesting and informative Nath, thank you. Your packed rucsac appears to be typical Nath organisation - streamlined and well thought out. I’ve been backpacking a number of years now and have my own methods and likes but I’m still working on finding the optimal system so it’s always interesting to hear another person’s views. There are always new approaches / ideas to learn. Like you I love the Osprey load-transfer system. So comfortable. Very reliable and sturdy sacs. Looking forward to seeing you both out and about soon. Reasonable legitimate exercise of course 😀
Awesome! Looking forward to seeing the photos from this
Coming up on 12k subs, exciting guys! Glad your channel is growing.
Great vid Nath. I’ve got the osprey kestrel 65 and it’s super comfy. 👍
Nice pack mate, loads of room in that for you.
Good watch
ATB Adam 👍👍
Nice set up dude and well thought out 👍
Good too see you back mate, namaste 🙏
Great video and advice mate.
Great gear Nath! I often think I could be so much lighter if I did not carry camera gear and drone...LOL
well done Nath, very organised as always, somehow you always seem to have a neater pack than Trev, by now we know how your trip went, glad you both enjoyed it so much.
Very organised thanks for sharing :-)
good shout on the thermolite liner, looking at reviews its warm and only weighs 260 Grams. Just what I've been looking for!
Nice set up
Well done mate👍
great vid Nath, I'm very impressed with Ospray packs and looking to get a larger pack for longer trips, and the Atmos 65 looks like it could be the one, Just got a couple of Toaks pans, 550ml and 900ml, this can hold all my cook system and 550 is my mug, next upgrade is sleep mat and narrowed that down to Sea to summit Ether light xt large or Big Agnes air core ultra ?kep up the good work guys, looking for ward to a trip back down to the moors , been a long time since I was learning nav up on the moors lol.
Get on Nath 👍. I do like a good kit loadout vid 👌. If you want a wee bit more space in your pack bud then take your thermarest out of its bag and instead of rolling it up just fold it a few times and put it against the back of the pack or if the compartment for your hydration system is big enough then slide it in there. Thanks for sharing Nath. Atb Sconja 👍
Not a bad set up at all. Taking into consideration the weight of your camera gear that load isn't too bad at all. I usually try to stay under 35lbs on my back, anything heavier and it is pulk/sled/travois time for me!
Good vid mate. Glad to see you back. One thing..I would never put a bottle of water in my pack like that. I'd be terrified of it soaking all the gear. I know for weight distribution it probably makes sense, but try 2 smaller bottles and put em in the side pockets. 👍🤘
Oh interesting, I'm moving down to Dorset soon and wanted to wild camp but I have way to much camera gear was looking at Camera backpack large enough to add camping gear too but not found anything yet. I will look into the camera case you got and Osprey. Oh I thought having heavier items close to hip is better as climbing about I found top heavy the backpack swings about. But then your way protects camera from water leaks.
Nice work dude. Hope you can get up some mountains when the Sun returns to us!
Yea and this bloody virus f***s off
Good vid, my bag is a MH Lamina 20 too. It's lighter, was cheaper, and better temp rated than quite a few of the equivalent bags that were down filled.
Not putting sleeping bag in a dry bag... I like it ..risky.
I like the cut of your jib sir haha.
Great video
Great vid nath I cant afford ultra light gear all ways go out with a big bag you'll get used to the weight looking forward to seeing some great photographs
Great vid nath,and I was thinking 12 kg was quite heavy for my pack!
Happy sleeping-tastic mate 😎👍
Haha
Top Tip.... put two smaller water bottles in the pockets on the outside of your pack (2 x 1 liter) ... the pockets below the end of your trekking poles. There's quite a few advantages , first it makes sure that that if the one bottle leaks it wont soak all the gear inside the pack ( nothing worse than finding out your spare clothes or sleeping bag are soaking wet when you come to use them!) second it frees up some room inside your pack , third is they are handy to grab if you need a drink and and fourth if one leaks you havent lost all your water when you get to your campsite or next water source. 15kg / 16 kg isnt bad if you count all that extra gear you are carrying... id be interested in what your base weight comes out at.... that would be the weight of your pack, tent, sleep system , clothes, first aid kit, water filtration, cook set basically the essentials minus your food, water , camera gear, and trekking poles ... topic for another video maybe ?? 👍👍
Nice pack Nath, well organised, you’ll get so decent kip on that mat, hope is well after your time out and your kidney stones, 6 times I’ve had those dam things, the pain is excruciating and difficult to explain...take care bud .. drink plenty of water...
Thats a good video i just bought atmos 65 and i,m going round the cairngorms next summer think i will be carrying about 15kg so should be manageable . cheese
A great "what's in my backpack" video BUT the sound could have been a tad better - it sounded a bit "tinny" with a bit of an echo. I have the same Tamron 10mm-24mm Wide Angle Lens that I couple with my Nikon D7100. It's a superb lens. What does Nath think of the Sigma 17mm- 50mm lens? What tripod is that? Cheers. Ken
Nice work Nathan. Its good to see someone combining photography and camping. Not sure whether you would considering going down the Mirrorless setup? As a fellow Nikon user their mirrorless setup is expensive but it might be one way to get weight and space down.
Looking at getting this pack for wild camping dunno wether to get the 50 litre or the 65 tho I been using a 33 litre talon and its suprisingly roomy for such a small pack, osprey packs are definetly worth the extra price
Great vid Nath, The Atmos is ideal and so is the weight of 15 kilo. Excellent cooking equipment... choice of champions!! ;)
In the words of Vic Reeves.... "Yoooooou wouldn't let it lie" 🤣🤣
@@SummitOrNothing ha ha ha ... I know It's put to bed now,,, zzzz well for now :)
No more grumpy sleeping.....lol. 👍
Hi Nath. Finally someone that appears to be on similar packing situation. Question for you:
I am also always carrying camera gear. My trips usually consist of 16km/day backpacking trips (3-4 days in most cases) and/or day hikes (usually between 15 to 30km, round trip).
I've been using a 45L backpack which seems to be on the limit in terms of volume.
I was hoping to get a larger backpack like the Atmos 65 and try to use it for both situations. My question to you is: If I remove the top flap and use the compress straps, do you think I could also use this backpack for a full day hike?
I am afraid going with something smaller would give me problems, considering I always have the camera gear taking space. The second reason would be to same some money and have just one backpack instead of two.
Let me know your thoughts.
Thanks for the video!
I’m guessing there was more kit in the lid of the rucksack you missed out as it looked like there was more in it than a compass and whistle. I noticed you didn’t mention a first aid kit maybe that was in the lid?
I’m not a photographer so have no idea whether you need all that kit and tripods but there must be lighter options? That aside it still looks like too much kit for an overnighter. A lot of the weight you’re carrying is “hidden” your rucksack is 2.4kg, your sleeping bag 1.3kg, jet boil 400g, Nalgene bottle 108g, etc. Do you need to carry 3L of water? That’s another 3kg, a small filter and you can fill up as you go. Weigh all your stuff right down to stuff sacks and dry bags and look for lighter options. Many years ago I did a camping trip and I struggled with the weight, I couldn’t understand why it was so heavy, I wasn’t carrying much: pack, tent, sleeping bag, food, usual stuff no special equipment but it was close on 20kg! I weighed everything when I got back and was stunned when my pack, sleeping bag and tent was 7kg just for those 3 items! Although things don’t seem that heavy on their own they all add up to a heavy load. I’m a firm believer in “light is right”.
Informative video Nath, well done! Being a keen photographer adds a lot of weight to your pack. Would a monopod in place of the tripod and one of the trekking poles suit you to reduce the load? Regards Keith
That camera setup equates to 9 cans of lager... joking great vid....
Hahaha...
Great video Nath I’m walking the west highland way next year 96 miles over 8/9 days,I will be camping so will be carrying everything, I’ve spent months trying to find a decent bag, how did you find the Atmos? Looks ideal for what I need. ATB mate
Hi Nathan, what temp have you been down to with the lamina 20? I also have the same bag but mainly used it as a 3 season bag in the past, also what regt were you in?
Nice video Nath. Still fairly new to your channel so not seen too many videos of you actually moaning as of yet, but by the sounds of it I’ve got a lot to look forward to😂 just kidding. Cheers for the video bud 👍🏻 ATB George
I have the women’s version of the atmos, the aura... great little pack. It’s a bit heavier than my first bag but feels lighter when on. EDIT: I have a much cheaper inflatable mat but I sling one of those mylar emergency things underneath as I’m pretty sure the low cost equals a low “R” rating. Noisy but does the job and only weighs about 4grams extra.
It seems a really good design for weight distribution and sits nicely. Good packs
As a future challenge you should do Trev packs ur kit n vice versa
Funnily enough I suggested that Nath and myself should take each others packs and see how we coped. A few weeks later he left for two years haha!
I share your miserableness Nath, nice to see your a little more sorted. Fingers crossed for the next outing.
Haha... glad to know the big fellas not the only grumpy camper out there lol
a little secret: Sea to Summit e-vent compression dry bag (for the sleeping bag); it will make it (at least 25% smaller)
Great tip cheers.
Bigger pack😂 65lt man up and fill a 120lt bergen! Hike in comfort, take what you need to be happy! 💪🏼
Are you talking about this comment, Aaron? If nath gets any more camera gear he may need a bergen lol
@@SummitOrNothing Yes sorry! I'm always so bewildered as to how you and many others get all you need in half the size rucksack?
Ok I'll say it. If you need 65l you are packing too much. If you want to glamp rent a cottage.