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2 Night Backpacking Gear Loadout
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2018
- We’ll be heading out on a 2 night backpacking trip on a 15 mile loop considered to be strenuous.
This is the current gear loadout, and is what I consider to be lighter weight at around 35-40 lbs.
Everyone’s physical capabilities are unique and can handle different weight. This is what I can handle and enjoy my time with the creature comforts.
Enjoy!
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Some gear Mentioned in this video;
-Stove set:
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-Sleeping Bag (Mountain Hardwear Ratio 15 degree bag):
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-Tent (TBD)
-Sleeping Pad (Thermarest):
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-Sea to Summit E-Vent Compression dry sack:
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-Sleeping Pad (Sea to Summit Insulated):
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-Camp Knife (Esee 6):
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-Saw:
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-Pocket Bellow:
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-Gloves (Mechanix Mpact):
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-Bear Spray:
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-Backpack (Gregory 100Liter backpack):
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-Mini stove :
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-Water filtration:
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-Bear bag:
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-Pocket Knife:
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-Flashlight:
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-Watch:
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Part of the fun of backpacking is taking whatever you like to bring. Sweet gear, take it easy man.
Ok just a forewarning for the Mountain House Chili mac. Don't get me wrong; it's delicious but when it comes to Chili mac please consider the after math. When it's time to go to the bathroom there will be no question of who the culprit is. Plan ahead. Be prepared to hop off of the trail at any moment and drop your trousers. Worry about the rest later, ie what to wipe with. The moment feel a stirring in your gut take that as your first and only warning. What comes next is violent, uncalled for and can bring the strongest of men to their knees. You have all been warned.
rmj2n ahahaha that is too damn true 😂
rmj2n 😂😂😂
rmj2n LMFAO. To funny.
Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried and rose again to save us from eternal judgement and give us eternal life if we believe Him. Only God can save us and freely give us new life inside forever.
I to have experienced the unwarranted explosive wrath of the chilli mac.
im conditioned to carry a heavy pack as long as the hike is downhill both ways
ur tough. i can go uphill but downhill always kills me
u r funny
@@jonriley5695 its always uphill to downhill
Chetna- Dethe except the greatest place to go hiking, the Grand Canyon. Blow your knees out with heaviest pack going down is my fav
I throw my heavy pack on my mountainbike trailer mwahahaha
You got more knives on this hike than I have in my kitchen
Lol😂ik that’s right
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Correction:more knives than anyone who's dumb enough to have that many knives at home.
Lool
3 You only have 3 knives?
Beef jerky to accompany the whisky. Ok sir you now have my full attention.
My first backpacking adventure was at age 51. My total pack weight was 30 lbs and thought that was heavy when doing the Cutler Trail head in Maine. Decided to cut back the weight for the upcoming Spring trips in 2021 and cut it down by 6 lbs more. Thanks for the video. Just bought the Nuun, fist aid kit and compass too.
I am about in the same boat, 51 and about to do my first trip, and my bag is going to be around 30lbs.
By the way, results of the 5k giveaway coming shortly!
Thank you all for watching!
Hello, I’m not sure if my previous comment got buried or not. But I was wondering, would the mountain house pro-packs be compact enough to fit nine of them in the secondary pocket of my 33 L 3 day assault pack that I bought for bushcraft/ camping trips?
Finally a guy not afraid to carry a few extra pounds in his gear!!! Well done my friend, I like your list and with a lot of common sense in it. I'm looking forward to another gear list 🤗🤗🏕️🏕️🌳🌳👍👍
I think you did a really good job going through your gear. It was clear and understandable, without being overly long, and you didn’t go off subject and talk about side issues like people can sometimes do. It was informative, and interesting, and I ended up picking up a couple items that you recommend.
Tree Floraken thank you! 🙌
Great look at your gear brother! I’m with you in bringing what I want and need even if it means some extra weight. A camp chair is a must in my opinion! You guys have a great trip!
Pinetree Line Outdoors thanks Doug!
"The good ones encourage me, the bad ones make me laugh". Brilliant :D Great video, thanks for sharing.
This was a really cool video. I like camping. Haven’t went on long excursions but I like the idea of packing in and out with comfort gear and fun gear.
Awesome - we're doing a two mile hike in to set up basecamp - I'm bringing a lot! Great idea on the chair.
I like your point about hiking your own hike. You know your gear and you know your conditioning. Anyone who would tell you not to carry something doesn't know you and what you can haul.
Awesome video. Really liked your gear. Had a few of those things myself. If I’m just going for a few days I always bring my chair too. Love a good camping chair. You’ve really got some cool stuff. Enjoy your trip. 😃👍👍
Backpacking With Jason thanks Jason. I’d probably try to go lighter on longer treks, but like you, I’ll always bring the chair on short trips. Cheers!
Sweet!!! That looks like a good trip about to happen.
Looks like a great loud out! Great video and happy trails!
MyBushyBeard thanks!
Nice gear layout and well thought out. As you said everyone hikes their own hike and that is what makes it so much fun. As the realtors like to say...Location , Location , Location. I can go ultralight here in Florida since the weather does not change that much. The basic items stay the same the greater majority of time.
The greatest variable I have is the amount of food that's needed. A light weight Bear bag ( waterproof stuff sack ) and the Loksak is a great combination. The dehydrated meals are transfer to Zip Lock (quart ) Freezer Bags. I squeeze the air out of the re bagged food and seal it. In camp they are cooked the freezer bag way. Just don't forget to list the water and time on the zip lock , what the meal is also helps.
Chuck Littleton those are brilliant ideas. Transferring food to the ziploc and squeezing out the air is something I’ll try on a future trip. Thank you for the feedback and input Chuck! 🙏
I have the exact same sleep system, w the sea2summit pillow. I pack almost exactly like you hahaha, heavy. I never go anywhere with out a knife, awesome video.
Romeras600 yeah that pillow is on my list too! It’s refreshing to hear about people with similar gear. We enjoy our comfort and safety, lol. Glad you enjoyed the vid! 🙏
Great kit man. Looking forward to building my own. I will be a first time trekker. Not afraid of the weather as I grew up and reside in Texas building houses through my childhood and teenage years. Working under the sun with minimal water and food is just an appetizer for me. I love the thermometer and compass key chain. No one has shown that on their video. Great touch. Hope I can hit up Big Bend as soon as I am ready.
You should use the exact same one as him and go on a trip together with QuickDraw knives
Mouth Bellows option. Plastic straws work really great. You can take two or three, they weighed nothing they cost nothing they can go anywhere in your pack. They work great.
Great to see some bushcraft gear in your kit thanks for sharing
Thanks for your vids. I always bring my esse 6 too.
Excellent video on what to carry seems about the right amount of gear
Good stuff, Shin! Thanks for posting.
Emanuel B thanks Emanuel!
Came here for ideas and wasn't disappointed. Ordering a bellow now. Regular camping, I'll use my manual mattress air pump. Works like a charm.
This dude preparing for end of the world on this hike lmao
But it is the end of the world
This is nothing. To an end-of-the-world hiker, this is a "backup bag"! They buy those crazy ass heeeeeewge bags that a kid can fit inside of! Those gigantic backpacks cost over $300. They then stuff so much into it that I think it easily weighs 60 pounds. Easily.
Dude you pack just like me. Knives, chair, gloves, saw, fishing pole. I like hiking but I also hike and camp more. Hiking is fun but I like to hike a ways and then camp out. It's funny a lot of hikers don't use chairs! A chair is a must. Why be so uncomfortable on the trail. Not very enjoyable in my opinion. Anyways nice gear. I also like to use my wood burning stove 👍
Great content! I really enjoyed it. I just put out a video on how to reduce some of that pack weight. I take a slightly more minimalist approach. But you’re exactly right about hiking your own hike.
Nice setup man!! A little heavy for me but your are carrying for two people and a dog so understandable. We have some similar gear though. I carry the essee 5 knife works great and a mountain hardwear lamina z 22 degree sleeping bag its not down but it works great. Its pretty much the lightest weight synthetic bag out there. Im glad you showed us your platypus gravity water filter. I was going to buy another sawyer squeeze but might spend a little extra and try this one out. Squeeze is a little slow but works ok. I use a msr pocket rocket mini 2 stove kit! I love it! Not too much different than the optimus and similar size and quality. I used to carry the jet boil zip but not as versatile as cannister iso stoves. Hope you guys had a great trip!! Thanks for sharing! Hike on!
That’s a nice load out. Well thought out. All quality items. Not cheap doing this stuff
Looks like you have all your bases covered. Have fun and be safe!
Thank you for the video. I added a couple things to my pack after watching this.
Very informative video. Good luck on your trip! Be safe!
JonDZ Adventuring thanks Jon, if you don’t see a follow up video next week, please send help, lol. 🍻
Nice job! I'm liking what I'm seeing!
You know whats my favorite part about your video, Edward?
You said from the beginning that, basically, you don't give a fuck, you bring what you want.
I dig that. Good video, brother.
Epic bag man much love from uk dude gave me some good tips
Great load out Eddie!
Joe Day thanks Joe!
I found that sleeping pad was to bulky and uncomfortable. I bought a inflatable one that was 27" wide. Very comfortable and is compact.
Outstanding! And one of the few talking about being tough enough to carry the weight.
First shot of that cookwear set got me hyped cause I just ordered that exact same set 😂
Thank you so much...I learned many things as a beginner.
great content as always. keep it up man.
PHIL Mateo thanks PHIL!
Great load out vid. Just subbed. Love the Gregory 100 but isn't it a little big for a 2 day trip? To each his own as you said. Good idea taking a backup stove. Most people don't think about that. I carry an Emberlit Fireant Titanium wood burner and a few Esbit cubes as a lightweight backup. Looking forward to the trip vid and tent review. Have a great time and be safe.
I wish you would upload videos more often!!! Thanks for what you do on UA-cam!
Angela Santa Cruz thanks Angela! I'm trying! 🤪
Really good video.Really cool, classy intro music.
I like to hike to my camp sites. That means I think of it as a camping trip. I always bring comfort items like an air mattress and chair. I also bring wood processing tools like my Bahco Laplander and ESEE 6, but I also bring a couple extra knives I use to carve walking sticks (one of my favorite hobbies while in the mountains). I also bring a pen fishing rod, bait, and a small tackle box for fishing in mountain lakes, streams, etc. I love it when I watch these videos and see many of my own items.
Edit: lol!! I hadn't seen your Izula prior to commenting. Your taste in knives is very similar to my own. I carry a BK24 with G10 scales along with my ESEE 6.
Great items in your kit!
mrq1701 thanks lol! Sounds like you have great taste in gear. The bk24 is something that has been on my “to get” list for a while lol. It’s always great to hear about outdoorsman with similar mindset in how they enjoy the outdoors. Thanks for your input, I appreciate it 🍻
Edward Shin
Unfortunately, the BK24 is discontinued and difficult to find. You may try eBay or knife groups on Facebook and Instagram. The BK14 is essentially the same knife, but made with 1095 steel and coated. The BK24 is D2 steel and uncoated. I suggest stripping the coating from the blade if you get the BK14.
We pack fairly similar buy id ditch 2 knives and saw for a say 5" bladed knife that you can hammer with or on..
Steel is heavy :)
Love this! Thanks for a great video :)
I don't mind the extra weight because I let my Jeep do the hiking 😂👍great channel bro.. Im a new follower 🤟
CRAZYNOTME haha a Jeep will take you anywhere!
Awesome dude. Thanks for sharing.
Great to finally see someone that's not white doing a backpacking video. Anyways, the platypus gravity filter is awesome. I've had mine for nearly a decade and never had to replace the filter because I always backflush it.
If you're okay with your load weight that's great, but I noticed that you do have a decent amount extra weight that you could easily drop should you decide you want to. Extra knives, bear spray, stuff sacks, lights (you really only need a headlamp), etc. That being said I don't care about ultralight but I enjoy the hike more when I'm not carrying unnecessary weight.
Nice vid! thanks for posting
Excellent two day gear loadout
kirk miller thanks Kirk!
It's refreshing to see a video thats not ultralight. Seems like people forget its even possible to hike with more than 12 lbs on your back. Every video i see is about lightweight gear its hard to see how normal people pack haha
Or that have the bank accounts to support that habit! I thrift a lot of my stuff and figure if someone wants to say something about my gear, they are welcome to do so after THEY have paid for it.
Modern day fad sissies and limpwrist hipster folk/reddit-people pretending to be outdoorsy. Backpacking was the way to escape having to live with these useless stupid people, now the useless stupid people are trying to go backpacking.
@@KandiKlover lol Jesus. Are you okay?
@@KandiKlover most people that go ultralight I'd say are having to sacrifice many luxury items and instead have to rely more on trail knowledge, skills and multi-use items. Sure, you could buy the lightest most expensive shit but you still are out there having to use only a X lbs pack for however long. Check out Jupiter Hikes, great insights regarding ul backpacking.
@@wendyl6185 most of the weight savings could be things you just may not really need to bring! Its fun to see what you actually do need and what's just added weight most of the time.
First hiker that has said that the extra weight is ok because he conditioned himself to carry the heavier load. 🎯💪🏽You got my sub.
I used to pack like this until i did my first real hard hike. Now im down to the bare minimum in a 35l bag. My sleep system can handle 0 degrees and im in a hammock. Kudos to you and handling the strain. My hips and legs hurts for days.
Maybe actually work out sometime so you can carry more seems you are weak.
@@chrisschell90 you can workout all you want. There's nothing to prepare you to walk 50lbs on your back for ten miles. Have fun with that.
@@kane7346 that is some serious pussy talk. 50lbs?!!? My woman can do that and does. Why are you so afraid to work out. Don't fear being a noob, everyone was at one time.
Nice video and great choice in knives. I would trust my life with an Esee any day.
Just to let you know, since I was just up there; it is very very dry ( like crunchy dry) in the woods. So please be careful when building a fire. Have fun and stay safe!!!
Robert Cgraggen- NW SELF RELIANCE & OUTDOORS thank you Sir!
Great video. Thank you.
Thank you for the useful content. Cool
Great video I usually pack about 2 pounds of food per day in backcountry it is necessary when packing deep in backcountry
Holy smokes. We do the exact same load and style. Cool. You strike me as prior service.
With my Optimus. I store my fuel, my fuel stand, my bic and my stove. The crux lite is one amazing stove.
love the video, little heavy for me but whatever works for you!
RGNightHawwk thanks!
Good video.
Thanks!
I believe the mountain house pro packs are designed for high altitude cooking, I had heard something along that line a few years ago
i love the words on your bottle
Hey, great vlog as always!! Thanks for sharing. One thing I noticed you didn't mention was a head lamp. Do you use one? Just curious... lol!! Darren from Nashville TN
Darren Jackson Great eye Darren! I do have a Petzl headlamp I forgot to include in the video. It’s sitting in the truck cup holder, lol.
Thanks for sharing.
I really liked the idea of the quick draw knife. But I feel you should pick between that knife or the pocket knife. The pocket knife had a good design on it and you taught me some things I never really thought about.
great mountaineering gears/equipment...
Odong Nga Lami 🙏 thanks
Great video! I need to get more bags...
Josh Howard thanks!
Beautiful set up brother. I just did a 2 nighter at the end of a 4 mile hike. I brought such an excessive ammount of gear my last few times out. I carry a few too many blades like you (kind of a knife enthusiast) gonna just do the 1 blade and carry a saw instead of axe. My platapus is 3 liter and only used 1 on the hike in but seen plenty of water sources to grab more. Also extra stove is a bit much. Could always build a fire. Its hard to trade luxuries or peace of mind for a more relaxing hike in but i find most the extras i bring dont even get used. Btw how are the mountain house breakfasts? Happy trails!
Phil Mc Racken well, I bring the extra stove because it weighs just a few ounces and it rains a lot where I go, so making fires is a gamble. So far, I’m comfortable with the weight, but I’m sure I’ll go lighter later in life. As for the breakfasts, I can’t say that I’m a huge fan, but it gets the job done and fills my stomach. Sometimes I miss car camping because I can make bacon and eggs lol. Thanks for watching and sharing your story, I really appreciate them!
“Could always build a fire.”
False.
2 days for just 4 miles? Come on man.
Kandi Klover He probably was mainly there for the camping, as he said he did the two nighter at the END of the four-mile hike.
Nice organized video. Seems like a practical gear list. I have seen somewhere that about 20% of your body weight is a good target weight for a backpack. How did the chair wook out? I see those in the store but always figured the legs would sink into the ground. Does your watch also function as a compass? I like a full size compass with adjustable declination especially if traveling in unfamiliar area. I look forward to watching your "gear in use video". Also am curious to see what you consider worth carrying in a first aid kit.
Sounds like this should be a good trip, well planned. Good review, looking forward to next video!
m l thank you! I am very excited to film it!
No coffee ? Love your videos .Thanks for sharing ...
Graham Cox not on this trip unfortunately. I learned how much I really need and love coffee in the process though 👌
I totally agree with you on hiking your own hike... I did recently get a new Helinox chair zero, amazing... 1: lb 2.5 oz
I'm looking forward to watching Katie and your adventure. Take care.
RedWhite&Blue 78 thanks brother. How are you liking the Helinox? That was the other chair I was trying to decide between before getting the rei one.
Edward Shin... It is a great chair, I weigh 240 lbs... it is sturdy...
RedWhite&Blue 78 love that chair. It's a must for me too.
@@Darth_Rambo6... It is definitely a necessity... lol
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I'm also an esee fan, have the zancudo and the 6.
Great video
Love my platapus it is by far my favorite I fill the dirty bag hang it and set up camp and Iv got more then enough water I drink as much as I can and fill everything up Iv even used it as a shower well kinda shower got the important parts ya know really like that sleeping bag too
gloves, love it. good tip.
Good video, good presentation. I did not like the intro music though. I was, mostly, and they Confort and luxury backpack and gear but as I am growing older I have changed too much lighter and less luxurious gear. Is your stove good at simmering? I have the same stove but the folding kind and it is very bad at simmering. It has other good features though. Enjoy your trip. God bless you.
I sometimes use the extra rucksack weight as a form of workout when i got hiking/camping i push the distance and lower the time and being a larger man i can carry more than 50 pounds without any trouble if i load the rucksack the way it should be.
Personally the items i take are in a more of a tool function like binoculars a multi-tool or things of that nature since i like to practice other skills while i am in the outdoors and no i don't mean bushcraft.
Lew Ashby just called being a man bro lol
Awesome video. I agree that a few extra things make the trip a lot better and are worth the weight. About how much do you weigh? I've found pretty consistently that I have to stay in the 25-32lbs. range if I want to go more than 20 miles, but I'm a skinny guy.
Quality gear.. love that benchmade griptilian
Hello, I was just wondering about the mountain House pro-packs. I bought a military style 3 day assault pack 33 litres off of Amazon for bush-craft/camping trips. I’m not in the military. I just like that style of pack due to the space and durability. Anyway, what I’m wondering is, would the pro-packs fit well-enough in the secondary pocket to fit three days worth of meals in there?
So, the music doesn't stop does it?
Oh, thank god.. it stopped.
It did right before I was going to turn it off
Lol it's fine for an intro (actually liked it), but yeah I was getting distracted when he started talking.
Good vid. Subbed!
Gusto St. Cool thanks 🙏
I cant be the only one that jumped when the bug net unfolded lmao
What is that mosquito hat that you have? It looks very practical, especially with how small you can fold it.
Super!
Nice video.
Edward. Great Video! Can you share where you got your mosquito net and the brand? It looks lightweight, simple to use and with lots of space.]
I carry a quick draw knife on my pack too.
Trail magic doesn’t just happen at night!
For those who live on the trails know this.
Some of them tramps can get pretty desperate when low on supplies.
And with folks bringing out their most expensive gear...
Yeesh..
Stay safe!
Great video! Thanks for sharing! Would you please let me know what brand bag you put your water brand/toiletries? Thanks much
Aaron C thanks. They’re the granite gear pouches. Amazon search with show them 👍
At first I thought my 75 liter was really large until I began setting it up as an INCH bag. I could have used a 90 liter.
Yeah We've been following this path for 10 years now. The real freedom....
I missed the headlight, I guess. Anyway...very informative!