It's funny the notifications are the only reason I ever wore a smart band, so I don't have to take my phone out of my pocket to see who's calling or whatever. The Mi Band 4 (I have as well) requires me to take the phone out of my pocket and go into the app to set alarms. I'm not interested in tracking heart rate. The phone does a good job of tracking steps without anything else. I have actually switched back from two different smart watches to using a Timex Indiglo, which is fantastic in a tent at night. It's also much more readable than the Mi Band to my 56 year old eyes, even with a large font watchface on the Mi Band.
I think I'll try the Silverlight merino wool socks for my long-distance hike. Supposedly, the silver threads are antimicrobial, which reduces blisters and odors. This review encouraged me: ua-cam.com/video/6KoL6cARjWA/v-deo.html
Así mismo amigo, el MI band 4 es la mejor versión. Tenía uno de estos y lo perdí por descuido, después compré el MI bad 5, un fracaso total, lo tengo tirado por allí.
I love coffee too but can I recommend trying Chicory or Yannoh for a European flavour? Coffee usually has a lot of carbon miles on it compared to stuff made here in Europe worth a try!
I've tried some coffee alternatives, but I'm just too addicted by now haha. Maybe I'll switch someday. I'm not a big fan of the large carbon footprint.
The heart rate monitor seems to be inaccurate, at least from my own experience. But the step counter is actually pretty accurate. Especially for hiking at normal walking speeds. If I walk about 20km on a day, it usually shows about 21-23 km. It's not that accurate for running though.
I have the Mi Band 4 and the step counter is accurate. I haven't found a watch with a very accurate pulse measurement. They're all fine if you hold still and let them get a reading but if you're active I think the sensor just moves around too much for anything to get a good reading.
The lighter + string tip is pure genius! Thanks for that! Definitely adding this to our kit.
It's funny the notifications are the only reason I ever wore a smart band, so I don't have to take my phone out of my pocket to see who's calling or whatever. The Mi Band 4 (I have as well) requires me to take the phone out of my pocket and go into the app to set alarms. I'm not interested in tracking heart rate. The phone does a good job of tracking steps without anything else. I have actually switched back from two different smart watches to using a Timex Indiglo, which is fantastic in a tent at night. It's also much more readable than the Mi Band to my 56 year old eyes, even with a large font watchface on the Mi Band.
Excellent video.. Thank you💙💙💙
Your videos are very informative and fun to watch! Thank you!
Very nice video, full of tips! thanks for sharing it Much!
Practical advice, thank you !
Forget the string, get yourself a couple of tie wraps! (zip ties to some)
I love coffee in a moka pot, make it everyday. Hard to imagine taking it on trail though!
Nice video man!
Another popular hiking sock is the farm to feet.
I think I'll try the Silverlight merino wool socks for my long-distance hike. Supposedly, the silver threads are antimicrobial, which reduces blisters and odors. This review encouraged me: ua-cam.com/video/6KoL6cARjWA/v-deo.html
HAAA !!! I bring a large 8 oz MOKA POT with me everywhere too.
Thanks for the videos
super thanks for sharing!
Damn that Xiaomi band seems just like what I've been looking for?
Así mismo amigo, el MI band 4 es la mejor versión. Tenía uno de estos y lo perdí por descuido, después compré el MI bad 5, un fracaso total, lo tengo tirado por allí.
I know I'm not the only one that brings a Gameboy.
Enjoyed the video!
How is your pillow for side sleepers?
I love coffee too but can I recommend trying Chicory or Yannoh for a European flavour? Coffee usually has a lot of carbon miles on it compared to stuff made here in Europe worth a try!
I've tried some coffee alternatives, but I'm just too addicted by now haha. Maybe I'll switch someday. I'm not a big fan of the large carbon footprint.
Is the heart monitor and step counter accurate? I read a few reviews about the heart rate monitor being very inaccurate...
The heart rate monitor seems to be inaccurate, at least from my own experience. But the step counter is actually pretty accurate. Especially for hiking at normal walking speeds. If I walk about 20km on a day, it usually shows about 21-23 km. It's not that accurate for running though.
I have the Mi Band 4 and the step counter is accurate. I haven't found a watch with a very accurate pulse measurement. They're all fine if you hold still and let them get a reading but if you're active I think the sensor just moves around too much for anything to get a good reading.
moka is not an espresso maker. it has nothing to do with espresso :)
Should've uploaded 8600+ videos by now. Channel banner says new video every minute
Anger.
I count in different minutes.
Doogie Howser?
My list is five things i need to go hiking.
1. Oxygen. 2. Feet. 3. Motivation. 4. Time. 5. Camp pillow to p0wn the ultralighters.
Well , I guess I can't argue with that. 😅
Painkillers??? Mmh nope. I prefer more natural ways to deal with sunburns or headaches.
The plant is back! Does it have a name?
No, but if you want to, you can name it. 😅
@@OscarHikes Is Spike too obvious?
No it's cool. I'll call it Spike from now on.
screw ibuprofen, i put percocet in mine.
pain is a sign to do smth different
A cricket lighter? You're a newb bro. Get a bic
Early
The early bird gets the worm!
@@OscarHikes where is my worms?
@@superposition 🪱🪱🪱