The Truth About Backpacking. Everyone Needs To Know
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
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TENT - Telos TR 2 alnk.to/ge3dcMb
SLEEP PAD - Nemo Tensor alnk.to/2jJlIkM
SLEEPING BAG - Nemo Disco 15 alnk.to/bPagGoF
BACKPACK - Osprey Atmos 65 alnk.to/btkKIMn
BASE LAYER SHIRT - Columbia PFG alnk.to/caZME4K
MID LAYER JACKET - The North Face 1/2 Zip alnk.to/60Xgjyn
OUTTER LAYER JACKET - Marmot Avant alnk.to/bPagGu9
RAIN JACKET - Patagonia Torrentshell alnk.to/dAjQuEI
HIKING PANTS - Under Armour Cargo Pants alnk.to/h6D0712
RAIN PANTS - Columbia Rebel Roamer alnk.to/1XTPKS3
COOK SET - GSI Soloist alnk.to/8iR74fT
STOVE - Pocket Rocket Deluxe alnk.to/aAKXOSa
BUDGET STOVE - BRS 3000T amzn.to/3Is8XgC
HEADLAMP - Petzl Bindi alnk.to/apQcQc3
BATTERY PACK - Anker 10,000 mAh amzn.to/3ZwIPsf
GPS/EMERGENCY SOS - Garmin inReach Mini alnk.to/9T5VTN6
TOILETRIES BAG - hilltoppacks.ositracker.com/1...
MEDICAL KIT - alnk.to/hhxL66D
WATER FILTER - Platypus Quickdraw alnk.to/1MZ4Mko
Gear List (PDF) docs.google.com/document/d/1z...
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This is an in depth overview of backpacking. It has backpacking gear for beginners. - Розваги
Regarding being physically ready, in Ohio's Mohican State Forest, they have "Park and Pack" sites, which are all about a mile from parking spots. They're nice for your first trip, to try out new gear, etc. You can also hike farther for a longer trip, and camp at sites not near where you parked. They're all pretty nice sites, too.
That sounds fantastic, Scott
Loved the video. I will recommend it to the next person that says they are thinking about trying backpacklng. I think you forgot one more type of hiker. Most of the time. I hike in somewhere around 10 miles. Never more than 15 and then camp for 3 or 4 days. Then I hike out. I'm 62 ears old and hiked a bit in my teens and twenties. I used the thought of going backpacking again to set goals that helped me lose 270 pounds. Without surgery. I worked out hard. Eat good food. Drank a lot of water. I have been backpacking for 2 years now and loving it. The only bad thing is that i did have a heart attack and even though I am very healthy for my age. My heart attack and hip replacements and knee surgery have taken a toll. It also does not help that I live in Utah. ALL my trails have ELEVATION. I hike slow when going up, but I am usually alone so I hike my own hike. Anyway, enough rambling. Keep up the great work.
Appreciate the support and the info :D Hope all is well with your health
Just wanted to thank you for all the great content. Lots of UA-camrs with backpacking/camping channels but yours remains consistently informative and non condescending which is always appreciated. Keep them coming!
Really appreciate those kind words :D
One style of weekend trip is base camping- hike in, set up camp for a couple of nights, day hike during the day, but camping back in the same spot, then hiking out the last day. This can be a nice way to explore longer on that second day without having to haul all your gear with you, and it's one less time you have to break down and then set up your camp. You can also enjoy your time in camp a bit more this way!
That is a fun way to backpack
I like this. Good coverage of the basics.🙌
Thanks, Tangent :D
Your doing awesome job learning a lot from you keep it up appreciate everything you do thanks
Thanks, will do!
Great video! I can't get out there right now and am watching others today... Really enjoy your presentation and find your info to be fun and valid. Thanks for sharing your experience😊
Awesome! Thank you!
Such a great video with awesome ideas! Thank you!
My pleasure :D
DO NOT ADD VEGETABLE OIL TO YOUR MEALS. Add olive oil instead.
Avocado oil is a good choice too, especially if you're dual purposing your oil to cook with. It has a higher smoke point than olive oil.
..I prefer Peanut oil ...
Sesame oil if it goes well with what you are having
@@umaiar I definitely recommend avocado oil over olive oil. Coconut oil is pretty good as well.
Good thinking
Very helpful! I am 62 years old with some health issues. I plan to start backpacking again after years of working and sitting on my butt, so your video is very helpful in getting me up to snuff on the gear available these days and what I need to do to prepare myself physically for my goal here. I really love nature and I want to enjoy my senior years soaking it up again. Thanks!
My pleasure! Thanks for checking it out
Great info. Thanks for taking the time to post it with the community.
My pleasure! :D
I think I'm ready to start backpacking now!!! Great video, Jeremiah!
Doesn’t Jeremiah look like a Viking in his thumbnail.
Lol you are ready to go now
Thanks for sharing; just beginning my journey into this world of the outdoors here in GA.
You can do it!
Another great video. I hope you will be doing some pre Camino de Santiago videos, especially a gear list. I’m planning the Camino de Santiago Francés from August to October
That's a good idea
That'll be so cool to see your Camino thru-hike this summer!
Can't wait :D
@@JeremiahStringer I too am looking forward to your Camino pilgrimage. I did a section of the Camino Frances in October. I plan to return soon. Hopefully you will soon be doing a video of your trip soon with a packing list. Do you plan on staying in alburges or hotels? Buen Camino
@@timdettmann4067 That is awesome! I plan to stay mostly in albuges, but I'm still researching and finalizing the budget. That will be the determining factor, I believe
Keep up the good work and content Stringer:)
Will do! Thank you
Those cutaways were pretty epic bud. Great modeling!
Thanks, Buckley!
Smile! 😊 be happy! Great channel!
Thank you, Robert!
Hi Jeremiah. Thanks so much for your videos and the podcast. They are so informative and truly hilarious. I’m 6’ and my husband is 6’4” and it’s very hard to find backpacking info that is helpful for us tall xl people!! I understand you are really tall too. I hope that for all your great videos you’ll start to add some extra somethings that may help us tall folks out. It’s taken me months to get the research on some of the basics just getting started for our gear. I find discovering right sized technical clothes especially challenging. It’s particularly interesting what shoes you wear bc hubby is also 14. Thx for any nuggets!
I need to start making some tall people videos
Great video,thanks 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it
great video,,,,but we need a link to that wool beanie. im loving it
The Patagonia one? I lost it in NH last winter, but I can't find them in stock anywhere. It is the best beanie I've had. Patagonia Speedway Beanie. Wool outside and fleece liner inside
Great stuff. Covers a lot.
Glad you think so!
Bro- you killed this video/contnet. I think the only thing I wanted to see for new backpacker to know is the differnce between all the different styles of backpacking, like your general outdoor fun/scenery, ultralight, FKT's, and talk about the differnces in gear for those styles, becasue I feel like there is this minomer for beginners that you have to go fast and light and spend all this money- when backpacking as a leisure activity exsisted way before the current UL/FKT trend. But also let them know some of the benefits of going lighter and faster, like less stress on your body, and you can move quickly through the boring parts of a trial to psend more time in the cool spots. I just feel like no one talks about those things in a big picture way-
Thank you so much!! :D Good info in your comment
honey stingers and lmnt are the 2 most underrated pieces of gear that I always bring on every trip
Love them both
...Excellent video Jeremiah .... Seems like you covered it all ...... .. Was that 02:14 a Helinox Poop Chair ?? ........... What make Orange Flipper Knife at 06:38 ?? ... With water filtering ,, will not want to add electrolytes with every fill ... As the commercials showed back in the day when I started backpacking ,, use what the Astronauts use ... Tang ... to flavor the water .... also after iodine drops ... ... Only thing next is to get someone else to carry your gear ,, like a Sherpa or a Llama .........
Lol I wish that was a poop chair. That knife is made by www.oknife.com/ TANG for the win!!
0:00 "What's going on 'hockers'?"
XD
Buen Camino, Compadre!
Buen Camino :D
Good information…
Thanks
Great discussion Jeremiah! Crow
Thank you, Crow
Back country for sure
16:16 Hey, it's Taz! Now I know where you got your alcohol stove :)
You nailed it! He gave me and my wife one
how have I, who basically gets to hike about six times per year and lives in ohio, been to the shelter you showed video of? I loved that hike to Mt Rogers, that was my first solo hiking and I've been hooked ever since (when possible)
Popular place. Super awesome!😃
Always let a close friend or family member know where and when you get to a trail head and your return
That's right
you should make a PDF check off list add it to your channel. kinda like Microsoft works used to have a shopping list pre made but you could add and subtract to it for your needs. lol telling my age.
That's a great idea, Robert. I'll add it to the description docs.google.com/document/d/1zCYgV5n2UXXAW5R5-i74n8WrwO5A7eqfIYHuOIhfyZI/edit?usp=sharing
@@JeremiahStringer Excellent list Jeremiah - other than missing your SOS device and possible repair items, your list looks great
Ha! De-mystify while cutting to lip hiking in the mist….. good one buddy
Thank you lol
Not a hiker but use backpack for bush craft , ain’t all about going just getting there set up camp
Love hanging at camp
In the clip around 4:16, you are wearing some type of insulated pants. What are those?
They are down pants alnk.to/9bqVhN3
Thanks, Jeremiah.
"set it up in your living room" sounds silly but great advice.
It's true
You forgot to mention the most important thing of all - how to grow and maintain an epic beard while out on trail😁😁
Lol very important. Until I shave it XD
Here is a sad backpacking truth from a 70 year old: You only have so many miles in your feet, legs and back. Literally. You probably won't be that old guy busting huge miles on the CDT. They are few. Use your lifetime miles wisely.
Use your time wisely
I see a lot of backpacking UA-camrs mention "camp clothes", but nobody really goes into much detail. Are we talking sweat pants/sweatshirt type stuff? Something else? Any advice would be very welcome!
I absolutely know nothing but the only thing I can say for certain is no cotton for any reason.
Could make a great video. My camp cloths are normally shorts and a t shirt in the summer. In the winter I usually bring some leggings and a long sleeve merino wool blend shirt
WHATS GOIN ON HACKERS
What up :D
Also, you must grow a beard!😊
Lol it helps
The permits aren’t primarily for support of public lands, they are primarily a user fee that reduces the taxes on the wealthiest-those who profit the most off the exploitation of public lands.
It’s soft-privatization of public land. There are plenty of wealthy interests in U.S. that would like to convert all public land to private. User fees are a first step in that direction.
Good info
What's hackers have to do with backpacking? Lol!😆
XD