Can You Go Winter Backpacking and Still Be Ultralight? | 2024 Winter Backpacking Gear Kit
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2024
- Dillon from Pilgrim Ultralight shows off his budget winter backpacking gear kit for 2024 which is still very lightweight. Also featuring the refreshed Roan framed backpack.
See the Roan framed backpack here: pilgrimul.com/product/2024-ro...
See our best-selling Highline framed backpack here: pilgrimul.com/product/2024-hi...
Definitely going to check out your packs!
Love your content and would love to see more!
Absolutely love your videos and would like to see plenty more. Also, I have your Highline Park and absolutely love it.
Just got shown this video from my suggested and thought you looked familiar.
Love your Sequoia videos!
Yeah Dillon! Just the kind of videos we need to see, real world discussion of some great gear including the items you make and some economical options like the tent/sleeping bag! I appreciate your comments about those of us on the fence about whether to get the Highline or the Roan since they both can crossover up to a point for 3 season use, but there's no getting around the fact that reality dictates 50 plus liters for most mere mortals in the winter, even on shorter trips. The 2023 PCT for those who were successful northbound on a conventional itinerary had many needing substantially larger packs for the Sierras since it was such a slog through the huge snow pack so 55 plus liters would be very welcome. Sure you can strap all kinds of junk to the outside of most smaller packs but at a certain point it becomes ridiculous and unwieldy/uncomfortable especially when food carries get extended due to fewer daily miles. In a perfect world where finances wasn't a deal one would have a 35-40 ltr. Highline for 3 seasons and a 55 ltr. Roan for the larger volume loads either on crazy comfort trips or when taking the kids etc. plus the winter trips for those of us lucky enough to be close to those areas. Thanks again.
Thanks for the kind comments. Yes, I have to remind myself that not everyone can have 118 backpacks like me and has a specific one for every use case imaginable 😂😂
I'll spoil my video a little bit and say that I think the 45L Roan is what I'm going to recommend to those on the fence. It's the same size as the 40L Highline but simply has a little more roll-top collar. I believe it will be a great size for typical 3-season use but be able to expand just enough for a quick winter trip for most of our customers. That being said, you're absolutely right in saying that sometimes a 55L is a requirement.
Hey, really like your video style. Excited for that comparison video between the Roan and Highline!! Im really curious what all the differences are.
Sweet winter setup. It is very similar to mine. I hope to see a review of the Paria sleeping bag you have, but I am not sure it fits into your neutral and red color scheme haha! I have their sleeping pad and their 2 person Arches tent that I haven't used yet but like the quality of. Great video! Keep em' coming!
Yeah it’s not a bad looking bag but doesn’t fit the color scheme 😢 I wish they offered more options.
I also own the 2p arches. It’s what I use when I go out with my wife. It’s awesome. I love that it easily fits two wide, rectangular pads. Being inexpensive, reasonably light, and well made are all pros as well!
@@pilgrimultralight my exact reasons for buying too! Only use it with the wife and it is huge for a trekking pole tent! I love the 52”+ floor.
I would like the video of you comparing the Roan and Highline backpacks. I'm on the fence between the two
Very soon we hope!
Im currently using the Kakwa 40 pack and I love it. But I find it to be just a tad bit small for using it as my 4 season pack. I was looking for one with a tad bit volume and thought about getting the Kakwa 55 but now I think I'll be getting the Roan 55. Looks awesome!
Great video thank you. What is that reflective pad you are sitting on? Who makes it or where did you get it? Thanks again
Its just a cheap thing from aliexpress. Shipping takes forever but this thing is super cheap, lightweight, and reflective insulation is really effective. Hopefully, youtube won't hate me for posting a link this long: www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832439580932.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.23.2db7ba6fPuTTYG&algo_pvid=a42630b2-e593-4253-9683-50a56feab72a&algo_exp_id=a42630b2-e593-4253-9683-50a56feab72a-11&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%219.30%216.97%21%21%219.30%216.97%21%402101f49b17063342680168842e3c88%2166544688845%21sea%21US%213374778070%21&curPageLogUid=Ch76zCRLp0bQ&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A
That is helpful thank you@@pilgrimultralight
Holy moly, this is the one!
Also, I can’t find that thermometer anywhere. It’s not even listed on the companies website. Are you able to help?
Should be this right here: amzn.to/3V3ThrU
@@pilgrimultralight yeah it’s not available on Amazon and not listed on their website
Are you outside the US? The amazon listing has it available when I look at it.
@@pilgrimultralight ah yes, I am
doing a similar thing bu augmenting my 3season kit
oh in your last video you mentioned chap carbon poles but couldn’t see them in your lighter pack.. do you have a link for those?
very interested in your high line pack especially with the new carbon loop
cheers
I just updated it and included a hyperlink for them. I still like them! Really good for the money especially if you don't actually use trekking poles often like me.
Why did you stop making videos?
We’re really busy building packs that customers have ordered. More videos are planned once we find the time to make them
@@pilgrimultralight awesome…..look forward to new vids in the future. Wishing you continued success with the backpacks!
Not an UL guy, I think most would do better focusing on redundancy. Multiple backups, for everything
No worries! As long as you stay safe and have fun, no right or wrong way! Thanks for watching!
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U dead or something
No! Just too busy sewing backpacks together. More videos are planned but just haven’t found time to get to them yet