What's In My Backpack ?? | My Backpacking & Wild Camping Gear Setup.
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- My backpacking and wild camping gear setup for when I go out camping during Spring to Autumn.
Let me share with you my updated gear list along with some new backpacking items I have bought to use during 2020. Overall this may give you an idea of what to pack when wild camping.
I have not included smaller items such as my first aid kit in the video. But you can check it out in my backpacking and wild camping gear list through the link below.
It will also show you my overall and individual weight for all the camping gear I use as well as the items shown in the video.
Why not create your own list and maybe share the link in the comments below?
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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS ⏱️
0:00 Intro
0:22 Rucksack
1:12 Tent
2:00 Sleeping Bag
2:53 Sleeping Pad
3:18 Water
4:08 Camp Stove
5:18 Walking Poles
5:56 Cameras
7:00 Navigation
7:54 Clothing
9:55 Outro
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Clothing - 'Abisko Trekking Tights'
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Footwear - 'Salomon X Ultra Trek GTX'
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That has to be one of the best, most comprehensive vlogs I've watched, every item explained in detail and a reason for having each item. First class, well done 👍
Many thanks Colin. Atb
Totally agree. That's why I watch his channel all the time. Knows exactly what he's talking about.
Sold on the midge hood and built-in specs. Nice one.
Great idea but cant get them anymore. Guy who come up with it and made them has stopped. Main issue is you cant get the glasses in a design that allows the hood to be fitted. They don't make those either anymore and I have spent months looking to replicate. Atb
Cheers Ray like the look of the spark 3 sleeping bag might invest in one myself atb
Super video Ray. Lots of good stuff shown so thanks for your good work here 👍
Blimey Ray the Passion is not cheap. Good video with ample tips when I can afford them. Enjoyed them ankle gaiters. I might start there. Mark
Thanks Mark. That's a good few years of saving and a massive shed sale on Ebay to get some of that. Take care bud and Atb.
@@RS.Outdoors Aaah, well good going. I'm sure the gear and household stuff found some good new homes. A pleasure mate. It's all very exciting - new gear and new adventures when we can get going.
@@WyeExplorer there's a ton of good kit from China. Fine for the UK including bad conditions. Not "solo arctic" perhaps but certainly enough for here. If you have any kit bits you're after I can give some advice on the cheaper end of things (I've had to buy cheap for personal reasons).
Excellent video Ray - liking the midge net with the goggle 👌👍
Speak soon
M
Best ever kit video, concise and to the point.
Cheers 👍
Thank you Dave and glad you enjoyed it. Atb
Thanks for sharing that Ray. It has given me some great ideas of what I need for when we get the green light to venture out to camp. 👍
Glad it was of help. Atb
Excellent break down. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Such useful information in this video...much appreciated!...
Thanks for watching John. Atb
Quality video and kit mate. Cheers for the list info. I think everyone’s nosey when it comes to kit 👍
Thanks and glad it was of interest. Atb
Great load out Ray , I like the look of those ankle gaitor protectors to keep out debris etc atb Dave
Thanks Dave. They are handy and worked well over the last year. Atb
great video; totally watchable. thank.
Glad you enjoyed it! Atb
Great Video Ray :) really good info. Hopefully it won’t be too much longer until we can get back into the hills.
Cheers Calum. Atb
Great video. Love watching peoples gear lists. My 4 main items are Fjallraven Abisko lite 1, ME Helium 600 bag, Exped downmat lite 5 and a Gregory Paragon 58. Looking to get back out camping soon hopefully.
Nice kit mate and lets hope we can all get out soon. Atb
Nicely done mate. Good kit breakdown 👌🏼
Cheers mate. Atb
Canny setup Ray. Looked a the MLD tents myself as well as the cricket tarp. The sleeping bag looks great. 👍🏻
Thanks Paul. Sleeping bag not far of the specs of you high-tech Rab but a a good bit cheaper. Have heard a few possible issues with the Spark but wont be able to test till we get back out. Atb.
I picked up some good tips there Ray, thanks for that ! A
Ha, Ha, not sure about that mate. Atb
Top vid as always Ray
Stay safe mucker
Many thanks. Atb
Superb!
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I love gear reviews. Can't wait to get out with my stuff. Gonna wild camp across Dartmoor as soon as we're allowed.
Great tip for the plastic bag in the cook pot 👍
Thanks James. The plastic bag also stops everything rattling about in the pot ;) Yeh cant wait to get out. Atb
I got in touch with you a while back about the chest pack - then got the Ribzwear Ribzpack its so so good
Cheers Chris I hope you like it as much as i do. Atb
New tent addict
Thanks för Video, take care
Thanks Ray, Atb.
Bsr ultralite I use that, great wee stove.. basically all your cooking set up i use minus the msr lighter. Another good video especially on lockdown
Thanks Chris. Atb
Im going to buy this stove because of this video. Love this set up
My wash kit weights as much as that Pack lol Thats QVC beauty products for you, those mountain winds are very drying;) great upload BTW.
Thanks for watching. Atb
Hey Ray, great gear vid, nice to see your weights dropping. Very similar gear to myself. Tip for the duomid...use two trekking poles...a 20mm right angle plastic pipe joint and two 18mm carbon fibre poles/tubes (eBay) cut to approx 18" each (I used some duct tape around one end of the poles to ensure snug fit into to the pipe joint) pop them onto your inverted trekking poles and you have yourself an a frame bombproof tent at little extra weight, getting rid of that pesky centre pole and giving more usable space 😀
Had thought about trying that setup so will give it a go. Thanks and atb.
great pack explosion! the survival bag is a great idea and i love the weight of the nest you use.. i'm guessing aliexpress but which one is it? just got back from a LD hike myself so looking forward to seeing how you got on with the CWT. ATB
Nice video ray very nicely done , love the tights but iv not fot the legs for them (y)
I don't either, lol. Atb
Good kit ray. Nicely presented. I’m dying to get out. I forgot what all my kit looks like 😂 hope you’re keeping well mate. 👍
Thanks Andy and hope you are well too. Yeh cant wait to get out, this is murder. Atb
Renegade Scot murrrrrder 😂
Very useful Ray. Interesting that you've gone from Altras to Inov8...I've gone the other way! Saying that, I have weird feet. Best wishes, Chris
Have weird feet as well so went other way. Found the Altra's just too wide for my liking and prefer the slightly narrow fit of the Inovv8's. Atb
Well done video and smart fellow. Subbed!
You even have a ribs pack! Gonna watch a bunch of your videos over the next few days 😂
Much appreciated!
I'm liking the look of the MLD tent. I prefer to blend in than stand out with orange, yellow or florescent green. Just to let you know, I just picked up the older 2019 CNOC because it's threaded for the BeFree also. It's a shame the 2020 CNOC doesn't give you a choice between the two, it's only in 28mm.
I didn't realise that either sadly. Atb
Really recommend a lightweight umbrella too!
Had thought about trying one. Thanks and Atb
Great Ray. You never stand still when it comes to gear. Must cost you a fortune! I have to use the cheaper ‘diet method’ to keep the weight down on my backpacking trips. Lol
Yeh, But a lot of selling to allow for buying ;) I am also on the cheap diet method as well :) Atb
Thanks Ray. New to your channel but the content is great. Just purchased the Robens starlight 2 as my new tent. Any tips which you could share with regards to its use?
Not really its a great tent. Just get out and have fun :) Atb
Good video Ray. You and I must think alike lol. I' have been interested in the spark 3 sleeping bag for a while, so I need you to tell me everything you know about it 😁👍.
Will let you know as soon as I can get out to try it. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors That's a good point, Thanks Steve 👍
sweet vid dude! really well done and put together. enjoyed watching. do you use the voice recorder every time you film? need to get my audio sounding crisp.. stay safe and happy trails
Thanks mate. Yes 9 times out of 10 I will record to the recorder and then switch over the audio when editing. It was more for the windy wild weather that we suffer for most months up here. Apart from the time we have been on lockdown. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors itll be lifted soon i hope!! Sorry to pester you dude but whats the score with the nd filter on the gopro? Does it just give richer colours?
The Bergen alone i use probably weighs more than all that🤔😂
Getting a new shelter but not decided yet. You forgot your Scots Wildcamper joke book lol. I've been asked WTF I have in my giant pack, one day I do a vid. Full quality video Ray but I know you want to be testing that shelter on a proper trip. ATB
Hi mate and hope your keeping well. Get your kit weighed out and make a link through that gear site in description. Cant wait to get back out for a long wild trip. Atb
I’m after a pair of the Fjallraven tights if I can find them at a reasonable price. I’ve used the paramo cascada II trousers and love them, no need to have trousers and waterproofs. Also really liking the Paramo Ostro fleece and windproof that combines to create a full waterproof if needed.
The tights are great but not sure if they have stopped making them. Atb
Renegade Scot I’ve just found a pair on Amazon £106, which I thought was good.
Really interesting and informative video. So you don’t take spare clothing which I do as Dartmoor bogs and weather mean I might be needing a change in camp.
I do but only on multi day trips, then it is just some shorts , undies, spare top and spare socks. Atb.
Gonna do the WHW next year. I've had a bad experience with your Jock midges, so what months ( or dates) would you avoid?
spooky, just said to the wife tonight "I wonder how the Renegades getting on" then bang. keep save.
Cheers Will. Getting along OK and hope you and family well too. Atb
Great video! Just a quick question about the Fjallraven trekking tights,what's the leg length like I'm 5 feet 7 don't want the knee's down on my shins😂
I am 5' 10" and there is maybe 2-3 " extra in length. Handy as I use the extra length like gaiters. To be honest not sure they even make them anymore.
Really interesting gear list! When I saw the 12.5kg baseweight, I thought it a bit much, given that mine is 7.5kg and the gear doesn't look that much different. Then I realised how much of your weight is your electrical equipment (nearly 4kg) and it starts to make sense. Also, you're listing some items (walking poles, some clothing items) which some people wouldn't count as baseweight.
Electricals apart, there's at least a kilo I'd say you could easily lose, but I know these are personal choices so happy to give further details but only if you're interested.
Yeh, looks worse than it is. Feel fee to share your thoughts, every little helps. :)
@@RS.Outdoors Here's a few ideas which you can consider (or ignore!):
Navigation: If you're using the downloaded mapping on your phone, an A4 sheet or two of paper mapping in a ziplock should be sufficient backup, and a considerably lighter compass too.
Cooking: That's a heavy windshield - weighs as much as a pot!
Toothpase: Just decant what you'll need into a small plastic tube. Sanitiser, ditto. Gary Green at Speedster Stoves sells lots of little tubes for little cost.
Shelter: 312g of tent pegs for your UL shelter? Really? (nice 3F UL inner btw - I use those too).
Survival bag/liner: Ditch it, you have a tent. And wearing a baselayer is enough to protect your sleeping bag.
Pillow: Sea to Summit Aeros UL (Large) is only 67g.
Mat Inflation: You look like a healthy enough bloke - blow it up yourself!
Photographic Equipment Bag: 325g seems a lot - there must be a lighter way surely?
Torch: I'm actually going to suggest adding 10g - that Decathlon job doesn't give you a lot for the weight - try the NiteCore NU25 and prepare to be wowed.
Water Bottle - Both yours are comparatively heavy options, especially the Hydrapak - my Platypus 2L storage bottle weighs 36g.
PLB: The Ocean Signal RescueMe PLB1 weighs 116g, perhaps worth considering when it's time to replace your heavier model.
Battery Pack: 250g for 6600mAh is excessive. My old Anker Astro E1 6700mAh is 125g, and my USB cable adds 5g.
@@davids9549 if I am allowed to chip-in. The Delta pegs are relatively heavy but will save your life in soft ground, the longer nails are godsends in rocky ground. If you're guaranteed a mild night on nice turf then yes Ti sheps are fine. A bag liner is 100% necessary in Scotland, the wind and rain can be relentless and sideways and will otherwise guarantee to soak everything in your pack. Pillow should be Trekology 2.0 as it has a backstrap to keep it under your head. Mat Inflation: the reason to use a bag not breath is to prevent breathed-water buildup in the mat, it adds weight over time. Torch depends on conditions, in the Summer it never really gets dark and I use a £1 thing from Poundland and it's fine, in Winter you need serious kit and the Nitcore NU25 is not that, you *NEED* something that can take in-the-field replacements (be they Ultimate Lithium disposables, Eneloop Pro recharables, anything designed for the very cold and multiple sets of them). Lots of options on that mine is Fenix HL60R.
@@darthkek1953 Yes and no. A fullsize (19cm) MSR Groundhog will deal with soft ground (hence their popularity) and weighs 13g. If I'm anticipating hard/rocky ground then it's proper Ti nails (similar weight and stronger than sheps, which I don't use any more) - if I don't know I take a mixture. The bag liner I was referring to was the sleeping bag liner, not a pack liner. Pillow backstraps are a matter of personal choice - a normally carried buff plus a bit of stretchy cord will do that job if desired. I've used the same NeoAir for eight years, only blowing up by mouth, no appreciable weight difference on my scales (probably less hygienic inside though). I still want a proper torch in summer - which is my NiteCoreNU25 - agreed it's inadequate for winter, when mine is a step down from yours, a Fenix HM50R (for 'shoulder season' if I'm honest), but I was suggesting a replacement for that Decathlon thingy, not a winter torch - this is a summer kit list after all.
Hi, brilliant video, very informative. Can you recommend any of the various camp shoes / slippers for keeping feet warm whilst hanging out at the tent overnight? For some reason my feet seem to get very cold indeed, even with boots on.
For the colder spells I take a pair of Montane Prism booties. Very light and good to keep the feet warm. Also put one of those chemical heat pads in each one as well and feet toasty for the night. www.montane.co.uk/mens-c1/accessories-c26/other-c49/prism-bootie-p310
Magic, cheers Ray, will give that a bash. Many thanks.
Hi Ray, how you getting on with the inov8, I'm interested in them but not convinced about the durability on the material, but do like to soles? Great video again.
Will let you know after I have taken them through the CWT in a few weeks. Atb
Second hand 90l backpack dont know brand
Oex novo stove
Vango pot
Vango banshee Pro 200 tent
Sea to summit ultralight sleeping mat
Mountain warehouse 3 session sleeping bag
A trowel 😉
Sea to summit premium pillow i have 3 different pillows haha
First aid kit
Pocket knife
Mountain warehouse down jacket
Hi gear 3 in 1 jacket
Revolution racer gpx trousers
Karrimor boots
Few dry bags with food and sweets toiletries
Anker power bank
Still to add few extras wanting to get walking polls safety becon inflatable kayak for the lochs thats pretty much my kit
Nice setup. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors thanks man keep up the good work
Brilliant Ray. I am just about to invest in a new sleeping bag. Are you planning on using your Spark 111 all year round???
Will see how it goes during the summer months first. Had thought about the SPIV as could have got it for an extra £40 but thought too warm for summer. Did see that they do an SP0 which can be put inside the Spark SP3 to boost temp rating which may be a good option during winter. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors Cheers Ray, Any recommendations on where to buy?
@@PAADVENTURES1 Where I got mine. www.backpacking-united.com/en/sea-to-summit-spark-spiii-regular-light-grey-yellow?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlP32r8736QIV2evtCh1qoAkuEAQYASABEgIOZ_D_BwE
I see your MSR Access 1 is on eBay!
Yep :)
Great vid!
no hat?
Any tips for a battery pack for a multi day trip planned this Summer Ray? Don’t want to spend a fortune but need something to charge my phone for a 2/3 nighter. Simon
This is what I use and like it as it is really slim for putting in bag. www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B073FJ9X2J/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
yeah, interesting... I see you have a Chinese inner tent, why not go the whole hog and get the fly? I use a 3f ul lanshan 1 & just got the lanshan 2 (more for the room tbh). great vids, keep 'em comin'. atb Sinco
Yes I had thought about doing that. Only reason i got the Duomid is that it come up at a really cheap price. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors fair enough, that makes perfect sense!
Ray where did you get the midge net with goggles?
i couldn't get the link above to open
Not sure ;) my wife got hold of them. Been searching to find a source but struggling. As soon as I do i will let you know. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors think Highland Industrial Supplies does them
Found your channel via a Dartmoor video I watched. Did you grow up in Don Rd back in the day?
Yes I did. Where did you reside?
@@RS.Outdoors I was at number 34. Just beside the stairs. Moved away in 1987. I remember you though.
@@gerry1374 Long time ago. Moved away myself a long time now as well. You live down south now, hence Dartmoor video.
@@RS.Outdoors No. Still in Dunfermline, albeit a 13 year spell in the Navy. The Dartmoor video was an outdoor thing like yours so UA-cam must have suggested you based on what I viewed. Have enjoyed your videos. Good work.
I have the robens starlight 2. How did you find it?.
Thought it was a very good tent and great for the Scottish climate. Atb
Hi, where were the ankle gaiters from? Thanks.
Salomon make them and got them from Amazon. Atb
Brill thanks
Here's my essentials list: 10 kg of coal, 12 pack of beer, hip flask of whisky, 16 oz steak.
That's my boy :)
As long as your hip flask is at least a litre then I approve of your message.
You also didn't say how many 16oz steaks because obviously it won't be just the one. ;-)
No spare clothes no first aid or repair kit. A few bit missing for me or is this fast and light.
Take a very basic first aid, such as couple of blister plasters, normal plasters, paper stitches, small bandage, ibubrofen and that's about it. If I need anything else then it may be time to call mountain rescue. Repair kit is a couple of cable ties, some gaffer tape, sleeping mat repair patch. Atb
Hi Ray. Probably a daft question but could you do a vlog on how to use a map and compass properly, I’d be really interested as I’ve always wondered how it works!
Will try at some point, maybe add it into a trip vlog. Atb
Ok , now all of us know you're a rich guy that love backpacking...
Not really mate, just a lot of saving through the year and sell off old kit to supplement new stuff. A lot of the kit I have used for many years. Some people save a lot of money to go on a 2 weeks holiday abroad, where I save for kit that will give me lots of mini holidays all year long. :) Atb
@@RS.Outdoors nice :) overall I liked you gears , the best gears and experiences is the keys of enjoying outdoors , enjoy your life man ^_^