MINIMISE Your Pack Weight SAFELY with These Pro Tips
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- There are ways to save weight when hiking while still being comfortable. Lets have a look at a few.
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I am often guilty of bringing too much food on hikes and coming home with 30% of what I started with! On a recent hike I realised that I was going to have too much again, and I came across another hiker who chatted for a while and then asked if I had any spare food, so I dumped some weight onto him, and he seemed to be grateful! A win win for both of us..............
Have definately been in that same situation!
You have to travel a few times to know how your body works.
Some people might only have 1 or 2 meals, and others may eat as they go and seem to still be eating when sitting.
@@wobblysauceI’m the latter, lol
'Smarter, Not Heavier'. - Moswer. A soon to be very much known quote by the great Moswer.
Very surprised you didn’t use your bubble wand on your last hike ;)
...next challenge tho- take that awesome Saturn rocket on a trip😂
I was confused why Mowser would release a vid on a Saturday, but then I realized it only feels like a Saturday for us in Victoria.
Wise stuff as usual in the vid.
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The 🐐
Nicely done, clear and to the point with no fluff.
Much appreciated!
Thanks Mowser! Great points around investing in a good sleep system. And the clothing - it's so hard not to pack the odd extra layer!
Well said!
Make it multipurpose and then it has more value on the trip, it is the item that only has one function that some bring multiple of that can be the issue.
over packing always start 5 hours before every trip lol
Great tips, thank you. Can you suggest an app for planning a hike, I.e. route, transportation, lineage, etc.? Also, what brands of wet weather gear do you use? I’ve found that light wet weather gear wets out and defeats the purpose of keeping you dry. Heavier wet weather gear keeps me dry, but I sweat from the weight and well it is a lot heavier.
Minaret. The macpac tent. I can find the post. 🤔
Great tent
I love this tent...i have it still after about 25yrs.
@@oscar38 so it's a good tent?
@@oscar38 what else did people use in the 80s and 90?
Do you guys use macpac tents?
Have used Macpac tents heaps over the years but not recently. Plenty of people still do though
@@mowsertas oh there you are!!! Ok. I'm just seeing these tents for the first time. The "minaret"? Is that one?? I have a MEC Quail plus it might have been a minarette knockoff. 🙃
@@mowsertas though I'd lost your post there.
@@mowsertas okay. Have you heard of bill moss tents?
What were some of the tents people used 8n the 80s and 90???
Hi Mowser! What did you do in Stavanger? 2:07 on the video
Visiting friends and travelling all the way to the north of Norway. It was our starting point. Also did Preikestolen while there. We love Stavanger! Can't wait to return
@@mowsertas Fantastic! Would be amazing to meet you next time you come here! Hope you’ll share a video of your trip😊👍