How to Pack for Backpacking
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Packing for a backpacking trip can be incredibly daunting if you've never done it before or are new to it! Today I take you through how to pack your entire pack for a backpacking trip. I got into great detail about some theory of packing, how to stay organized, things to keep on the outside of your pack, inside of your pack, and the individual pieces of gear that we use and love! In no time you will be a pro at packing yourself so you can get out there and find some adventures of your own!
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》Things Mentioned in the Video
Specific Gear Links:
Hyperlite Windrider 2400 - bit.ly/3hBp0MS
Hyperlite Windrider 3400 - bit.ly/3tMI40F
Patagonia Travel Hip Pack Mini - bit.ly/3nDUOTu
Waterproof Bags - bit.ly/37NZOxq
Bear Proof Bags - bit.ly/3N3ljMA
Camp Pillow - bit.ly/3n0no1b
Power Bank - amzn.to/3zNPvbM
Trail Journal - bit.ly/39DupSG
Ultralight Mug/Measuring Cup - bit.ly/3tf1EjB
Backpacking Spoon - bit.ly/3rowuYc
Ultra Light Stove - bit.ly/2LrRwQA
Stove Fuel - bit.ly/3N7vEai
Toiletry Bag - bit.ly/3O8Qrvy
Two Person Backpacking Tent & Footprint: bit.ly/3b8yLBx & bit.ly/3y9XtL2
Backcountry Quilt (aka sleeping bag): bit.ly/3n9Q08k
Compression Bag: bit.ly/3ydzB9t
Satellite Communication: bit.ly/3UXgbOz
Water Filtration: bit.ly/3xS3vyz
Light weight water bladders: bit.ly/3ErR6Tw
Trekking Poles: bit.ly/3tWg3Uc
Poo Shovel (Light Weight): bit.ly/3HQyik0
Wag Bags: bit.ly/3bukdJI
Camera Clip: bit.ly/3OFgomr
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Sony G Master FE 24mm f/1.4 GM Lens: app.rockpor.ch/prd/KVASZwdnG1
Rode Wireless GO II Compact Microphone: app.rockpor.ch/prd/XpnLeBw8vw
Backcountry Tripod: app.rockpor.ch/prd/G6IEm3jtWs
Camera Straps (Both): app.rockpor.ch/prd/Reqtep21al
NiSi True Color VND Filter (Both): app.rockpor.ch/prd/Gb3N5FRQtj
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Dude backpacking is so much fun! I've been using an osprey for almost 8 years now. My wife and I learned very quickly as we traveled across Europe that good organization is IMPERATIVE! This video is spot on.
Great info, I love how you've whittled down your packing time to 20 mins! That's pro level. You've sold me on the idea of wearing a hip pack for those quick grab items. Hope you both have a great weekend! ~ Brian
I like to use the "Smart" brand water bottles you can get from any gas station to pair up with my Sawyer water filter. They work great for both dirty and clean water, last forever, and won't blow out like the bags will. Also, another good thing about trekking poles is they keep your hands from swelling. When you hike without them your hands hang down and the blood flow causes them to swell. Great video!
So I have to admit...although I didn't click the thumbnail of this video for the information that was offered or provided ( although very good advice)...truth be told I just missed your videos, I saw this pop up in my notifications and instantly a smile came across my face. Miss you both and hope all is well! much love to you and yours...ps: I leave for Alaska in 1 day! so stoked!
We love our little backpacking tent, but cowboy camping is such a dream on warm, starry nights!
I loved that Intro!!! Adorable
HA! Thank you so much!
MAK, another great video. On the "Sawyer" make sure to never allow your filter to freeze. It will destroy the filter media and render it useless. Keep two Sawyer Mini's in your kit.
Consider renting a satellite phone with a least two hours of voice time. If a traumatic injury occurs. You need a competent medical professional to guide you through the incident.
That and and a competent person to bring rescue/Medivac services to bare. That and have a travel insurance Policy/provider to reimburse you for just such a situation.
This is based upon real world research and seasoned travelers, who've had had to utilize what I've suggested you to have. Just in case it's needed. Cheers, Mate.
All great suggestions! And I had no idea about the freezing Sawyer! So good to know and WOW that would be a problem if it happens. We carry two because sometimes depending on the water source, it can get clogged in the middle of a trip
So glad to see you back. Great info and I love your energy/attitude.
Thank you so much! Happy to be back! More coming sooooooon!
Lovin the content, “outtakes at the end” GREAT!
Thank you MAC for another informative and well presented video, love watching you guys pass on your knowledge 🧡🧡🧡
HA Thanks! This video took so long to make because that intro/outro took WEEKS to get good enough weather to be outside to film! But happy it has finally made it into the world!
@@BoundForNowhere so glad that you persevered and got the weather you needed in the end x
Got us inspired over here to go on a lightweight trek!
Love the video! Please tell me more about your hiking pants! They look like everything I’m looking for.
THE INTRO I LOOOVEEE!!!
Such a good speaker. Great info even if I don't backpack.
HA! Well then thank you for watching something that was full of useless information to you ;)
Such an informative video & I was brought here by your hilarious blooper post 😹 I’d love to know your tops picks for hiking pants & shorts. I seem to have a really hard time finding something that’s comfortable & versatile. Thank you in advance!
Oh man that intro, is that the beaver zoom gif/meme? All I could think of after watching haha
Hope the rest of the video is as good, cheers!
Informative and beneficial video
Thank you so much!
missed you, mak
Such a great and helpful video! I've been watching your adventures over the last year or so and it's been so fun to follow along. One question--what size compression sack do you use for your Sierra Designs quilt? You totally sold me on this quilt, and I would love to get the compression sack as well to help with space and keeping the quilt dry in case something leaks in my pack. Thank you again for creating such wonderful content!
The backcountry quilt it kind of a game changer. I will never go back to a regular sleeping bag I like them so much! But a 10L is what I have! Also, I think most sleeping bags in the spec info should tell you what sizes stuff sack it fits best in!
@@BoundForNowhere Thank you! I am so excited about the quilt.
You are so fun.
And you are so generous!
What a great backpacking video! very informative! I have the same backpack, I am wondering how you attached cord to the bottom of the pack, did you sew it? Thanks.
So if you flip the pack upside down there are little eyelet holes on the corners (on the bottom) of the pack. We take paracord and run it through the holes out the bottom of the bag. Knot the cord in the bottom corner inside the pack. Then run the cord outside through the loop on the bottom from of the pack and attach a cord fastener then tie the two ends together. The cord fastener allows you to then tighten down around your sleeping pad! Hope that helps! - MAK
@@BoundForNowhere Thanks much, very helpful MAK!
ohhhh I spot new gear....new nemo tent?....new ipad pro???? Ive been looking at the Ipad pro to take on the road for video editing, how has it been for you guys?
We don't use it for editing actually. I've had this little guy for about two years (however it is usually off screen) but I use it as a teleprompter with my scripts on it. I use if for illustrations, emails and we want things on it. We call it "the big screen" HA!
🙋🏻♀️ how does one dispose of feminine products on trail?
Gotta pack those out! I carry a ziplock bag with me in the outside of my pack and inside my bear bag at night. I wrap them in a little TP and take them out with me as they must not be left as they will take YEARS to break down if they ever do. I also recommend a menstrual cup as you can just dump the contents in a cat hole and rinse it with a little filtered water. That way there isn't any waste to carry out. That is typically what I do over a a tampon or pad! Hope that helps!