Overland Track August 2019 My equipment and packing
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2019
- My first UA-cam video, decided that I'm going to video log my adventures on Tasmania's Overland Track.
This is the first Video and is being published the day before I set off. In this video I will be discussing the equipment I am carrying and showing everyone how I pack my pack.
Just booked for mid May. Devouring as much related content as possible. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks for posting such a comprehensible gear list and packing guide. Very informative. 👍
My wife and I will do the overland when restrictions are lifted.
Have fun on your trip, it should be a blast!
Great first vid mate. Comprehensive setup. Thanks for sharing.
You got this jase, make sure you have fun. I still think you a Crazy man. Enjoin your birthday as well.
Thanks Tobes. I'll see you in 8 or 9 days
Talc powder and baby wipes, says it all!
Yeah, says I got over weight and chaff a bit 🤣🤣🤣
Good job man enjoyed that, audio was really good to which makes a massive difference. Will be watching the OL Track videos over lunch tomorrow
Only a pogue would bring a pillow. The way you fold those dry sacs suggests you were in the blanket folding corp
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nice
great video, this guy is like bear grylls!
Good luck !!
Thanks Amber, I'll be thinking of you guys while I'm up in the cold
Great video considering like you said it was your first! I hope you didn't have to walk out any poop with you!? I am 100% for leave no trace but when it comes to number 2-ing out there it's perfectly acceptable to bury it, the only thing you need to hike out with you is your dirty TP (which you can drop off when you reach camp at the drop toilets). Buying a UL trowel would be better than humping it out (in my opinion).
Laws will be changing soon for cradle mountain and you will be required to hike out the poop lol. I also carried a pee bottle and would empty it each night at the huts. It's more a my preference at this stage to really try and leave the hike the way I found it or better. Unfortunately I picked up a lot of rubbish up there 😥
@@aveteransadventures2090 Yeah it is a shame about the easy stuff like rubbish! Crazy they are changing the law the hike your poop out! Thats pretty funny... easiest thing to do is hold it for the huts! :P
@@BeckTreksAustralia That's exactly what I did, but always good to know there's the option
Gday Jase, great video mate.. where in Launy did you get the survival kit from or did you get it online? I’ll watch your other videos on the track, but before I do and perhaps you’ve covered it, but just in case; are you doing a debrief on the stuff that worked and didn’t work? Cheers, Ron
Just watched your video, thanks for sharing. How'd you go with the socks/waterproof socks over the top?
24 kg - you'd still notice it. How much water did you carry?
Great rundown mate, thanks! I can tell you’re not Tasmanian by the way you pronounce Launceston though! 😂 Not that I’d ever take the piss out of a former pongo
Believe it or not, I'm Tassie born but spent 15 years in Townsville. Also was a grunt 🤣🤣
@@aveteransadventures2090 I guess spending that long in Queensland will do funny things to a person…🤣
Former pusser here, hence the pongo dig… 🤣
It's a great video considering it is your first effort. I hope you had a good time on the trail it's a wonderful trip.
Great video thanks for sharing! Did you dehydrate your own meals and take them on a flight or do you live in Tassie? I’m starting in December and I’ve been told there are restrictions on non commercially dehydrated meals.
I live in Tassie and dehydrated my own meals. There are restrictions on bringing fruit and vegetables into Tasmania. I'm not sure if that applies to self dehydrated meals, probably best to check up on that. Thanks for watching
you can bring camping foods (dehydrated meals) into tassie. also dehydrated fruits
Baby wipes ffs
You can't honestly tell me you never used baby wipes 🤣🤣🤣