How I Fit All My Winter Camping Gear in a 75L Pack!
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- 👇 GEAR FROM THE VIDEO 👇
-- PACK & TENT --
MHW AMG 75 Pack: geni.us/mhwAMG75
Aricxi Tipi Tent: geni.us/TipiTent
-- SLEEP SYSTEM --
Reflective Mat: geni.us/Reflec... (200x100)
Nemo Switchback Pad: geni.us/NemoSw...
Xtherm Sleeping Pad: geni.us/xtherm
Hikenture Pillow: geni.us/Hikent...
Polar Ranger Sleeping Bag: geni.us/PolarR...
EE Revelation Apex 50F Quilt : geni.us/revela...
Flextail Tiny Pump X: geni.us/TinyPumpX
-- COOK SYSTEM --
Hilltop Packs Food Bag: geni.us/Hillto...
Ursack Major XL: geni.us/UrsackXL
Evernew 1L Pot: geni.us/Everne...
Firemaple Blad 2 Stove: geni.us/Firema...
Whisperlite Universal Stove: geni.us/MSRWhi...
Toaks 2L Pot: geni.us/Toaks2L
Toaks Spoon: geni.us/ToaksT...
-- Fire --
Silky Pocketboy Saw: geni.us/SilkyP...
Flora Guard Saw: geni.us/FloraG...
Fiskars X7 Hatchet: geni.us/FiskarsX7
Lexivon V14 Hatchet: geni.us/Lexivo...
Opinel Knife: geni.us/Opinel...
Bigfoot Bushcraft Fire Starter: geni.us/Bigfoo...
-- Hygiene --
Poopmoji Bag: geni.us/Poopmo...
Wag Bags: geni.us/WagBag
Pee Bottle: geni.us/Hydrap...
Powdered Soap: geni.us/PikaSu...
Toothpaste Tabs: geni.us/Unpast...
-- OTHER ITEMS --
Snow Claw Shovel: geni.us/SnowClaw
BTR Stool: geni.us/BTR-Stool
Nalgene HDPE: geni.us/Nalgen...
Nalgene Insulator: geni.us/Nalgen...
Platypus Water Bottle: geni.us/eHsu5F
Emergency Bivy: geni.us/SOSBivy
InReach Mini: geni.us/inreac...
Battery Bank: geni.us/Niteco...
Nitecore Headlamp: geni.us/NU25
Bluetooth Thermometer: geni.us/blueto...
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⭐ MY FAVORITE GEAR ⭐
Garmin InReach Mini: geni.us/inreach
Decathlon Down Jacket - geni.us/Trek10...
REI Flash 55 Pack: geni.us/Flash55
Enlightened Equipment Enigma Quilt: geni.us/enigma...
Garmin Fenix Watch: geni.us/FenixW...
Lanshan 1 Pro Tent: geni.us/Lansha...
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Sour Patch Kids for the win!
Loool! I never get the appeal Steve!! So nice to see you here!!
And I'm more of a .... Peanut m&m's kind of a girl, or the crunchy ones they do now 😜 if I'm going for small round yummy things! Haha
We also have something in the UK called maltesers which are sooo yummy! Hahah
If I'm
Justin been watching you for a while now (fellow Canadian living in the US) and just wanted to say you have done a great job in your progression of videos and I find your stuff really informative without all the clickbait crap that’s been happening lately
Just love this, the off the hook snow stuff is amazing.
It amazing you can pack all that in a 75L pack. I have all the same size pack and gear minus the hatchet, chair, and my cook set is a bit smaller, yet I still have trouble getting it all stowed.
Very efficient packing 🙌
Awesome breakdown of your gear! I keep my 70L pack around for winter trips now. So much more gear! 🤣 I've never packed in a stove (and hot tent) but I'm definitely going to have to give that a try! Looking forward to your thoughts on the titanium stove!
Good video mate. I use a similar pack (BD Mission 75) and I find it's great for most things, however, also a bit small for extreme cold weather trips. I find at -40F, you just need so much extra to maintain that bit of safety margin.
Any thoughts on pulling a sled behind vs wearing the pack on your back?
Sleds don't work as well in the mountains. Easier/faster to just carry the gear
This is actually a really good channel
Hi Justin, I would be very interested for a similar video with how you did a 7 day food carry with your zerk40. I just bought the pack and have started messing with it but would love to see how you do it.
I subscribed thanks for the information 🤙 I can’t wait to get out there and make some content 💯
Hey Justin - how did your therma-rest seat thing work? I love the idea of being able to sit up in my tent during long winter evenings.
Looking forward to your thoughts on that hot tent stove, I've seen others who were not happy with it at all
I think it's great. I have the stainless steel version and Ti version and both work as intended for me
Nice vid Justin! Could you comment on the Firemaple Blade 2 for extra cold temps? At what temp would you move to MSR whisperlite plus white gas?
I've used the fire maple in -20C and it was working pretty well. -20C to -30C is probably where I'd rely on the whisperlite with iso more. Switching out to the white gas at -30C.
@@JustinOutdoors Thanks Justin!
Thanks for the gear load-out! Would you mind sharing approximately how much this particular set up weighs?
i'd guess 30 pounds without the stuff on his person or the food
A little over 30lbs
Good lord, how much did all that weigh?
Yess!! Tell us the Wight please!! In kg!
A little over 30lbs
Why do you prefer to pack the sleeping bag and quilt loose instead of using a stuff sack or compression sack?
My guess for the main reason is that you can shove them into cracks and fill the bag more efficient.
@@KyriSvk That's correct. Also by packing them loose means you compress them only as needed to fit the other items in your pack. That way you avoid over-compressing and extend the longevity of their insulation effectiveness
What these folks said
Does anyone know how much R value those foil mats would add to a sleep system?
Justin, what pants are those you're wearing in most of your videos? (The clay-colored ones.)
Those are Outdoor Research's Trailbreaker II pants. ~$250USD or so.
You mention being comfortable at -40 degree temperatures a lot in your videos. I've watched many documentaries about the Oimyakon region in Russia, essentially the coldest place on earth and there seems to be a stark contrast to your approach to what is essentially a leisure pursuit for yourself and the daily toils of the inhabitants who live in similar temperatures having to go about their daily lives. You must have antifreeze for blood.
It’s not like he lives in -40 all the time. Living in an environment like that is a different ballgame compared to a small trip.
@@DsdavisGamingyup, sure is 👍🏼
It comes down to -40 at night too. During the day it can be a balmy -15 or -20. A big factor is not having to deal with more complicated machinery and shelters.
Question. I am considering getting a hot tent set up. My question though is this. Do you load up the stove before you go to bed and let it burn or do you wait for the fire to die down before going to sleep to mitigate CO poisoning and fire risks?
I let it burn down as I brush my teeth and get ready for bed. It is usually burning a little bit as I fall asleep.
so you use like 2 pads + air pad+ sleeping bag + quilt ? lol it must be freakin cold there
It is. haha
Thanks for sharing. What is your stove again?
I use a firemaple blade 2 or msr whisperlite in winter.
Actually I was talking about your wood stove in the tent…I couldn’t catch the name in the video? Thanks!!
geni.us/3FULtiStove
How much does your pack weigh?
What kind of pants are those?
OR Trailbreaker II
Thanks! What boots do you use?
A whole bunch depending on the conditions
Can you use the Nalgene HPDE with boiling water?
Yes :)
Does anyone know the brand and style of his pants please?
OR Trailbreaker II
@@JustinOutdoors thank you Justin! What a great surprise hearing directly from you. Thank you for your time and all the great videos!!!
Mr gadget lmao … luxury fake camping 😂 hence all
His things are nee and perfectly clean hahahahah
New video title: UA-camrs close to car camping pack. wtf on most of the items brought to the backcountry in this video
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