The Full Moon Campout - The Outdoor Gear Review

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  • Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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    THIRTY DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER
    APRIL, JUNE AND NOVEMBER,
    ALL THE REST BUT THE SECOND HAVE THIRTY ONE,
    RAIN AND SNOW AND JOLLY SUN,
    AND THE MOON GROWS FAT IN EVERYONE.....
    In this episode of The Outdoor Gear Review we have the Full Moon Campout.
    Gear Used:
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    Becker BK 2 w/beautiful leather sheath
    USMC ILBE Pack Gen 1
    Black Diamond Betamid Tarp
    Mammut Sleeping Bag
    USMC Goretex Bivy
    ....
    Thank you all for watching.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 305

  • @NicholasStillman
    @NicholasStillman 9 років тому +8

    Hey Luke. I'm a 16 y/o male in Eastern NC and I've started watching your videos a lot recently. I have to say, I love your channel. Your "dinner stories" are great. It amazes me how you stay so happy and lively, even if you didn't have the best trip. These videos have inspired me to go out and start backpacking more. I went to africa this past summer and ever since I got back, life seems boring. I miss the adventure and I miss the travel. Your videos really show me that camping is a good way to get that travel thrill. Thank you so much!
    -Nick

  • @timothyciarlette8250
    @timothyciarlette8250 10 років тому +5

    Luke, this is one of my favorites. I do appreciate all the time money and effort you put into these videos. I am also entertained by your viewers comments, "Use the poles, Luke, Use the poles" had me rolling. Thanks again for teaching me(us) how to go backpacking.

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому +1

      Haha Thank you so much Timothy.
      I'm glad you enjoy the videos my friend.
      Be well and take care my friend.
      - Luke

  • @jdcpac
    @jdcpac 5 років тому +5

    WOW another great video. I enjoy and learn from all your videos but I must admit that I really love the overnights the most. Although without the reviews I would not have learned about which gear to purchase except through trial and error which can be very costly. I think I have watched most of your videos on UA-cam so now I scroll through and watch again. Anytime I am getting ready to make a purchase of something costly I will watch your videos about those items many times so that I know all the pros and cons. So once again Luke I just want to say Thank You for making great educational and informative and entertaining videos.

  • @kevincorgel3384
    @kevincorgel3384 4 роки тому +4

    Love it that you camp in any weather, your a trooper! Thanks Luke

  • @carpenjk
    @carpenjk 5 років тому +3

    Gregory Alan Isakov has you to thank for him gaining one more fan. Nicely done, Luke.

  • @Mountainbum1876
    @Mountainbum1876 11 років тому +2

    I really enjoy your videos! Way better than tv. Thanks for all your hard work you put into them.

  • @christhornley1664
    @christhornley1664 7 років тому +5

    Love your vids Luke. There's nothing like the great outdoors. I'm planning some one nighters just using a bivvy and a wool blanket. It never gets too cold here in the UK anymore. We don't get the really hard Winters we used to get years ago, so I should be OK.

  • @ernestpaul2484
    @ernestpaul2484 6 років тому +1

    Keep listing your music selections for your videos. Your choices are some of the most relaxing I have ever heard. Believe me when I say it really helps.

  • @moxapunk1
    @moxapunk1 10 років тому +2

    Hi Luke, just came across your channel and I really like it, gear reviews and a simple upbeat take on Bushcraft, I love your attitude- you're not trying to be a doomist military prepper which is great. Both you and MCQ Bushcraft have convinced me to start filming some of my own Aussie adventures.Couldn't peel the bark off a tree like that without spiders or ants running out everywhere though haha. Keep it up mate, I look forward to checking out your other videos. Cheers.

  • @valeriedurr5547
    @valeriedurr5547 4 місяці тому

    It’s very beautiful scenery enjoy being with you all look at the beautiful scenery Luke I do appreciate very much

  • @fibrodad1354
    @fibrodad1354 7 років тому +11

    the intro music is lovely.

    • @s.g.mcwade78
      @s.g.mcwade78 7 років тому +4

      The stable song by Gregory Alan Isakov.

  • @lotsoffish
    @lotsoffish 5 років тому +2

    Even though it's 6 years old I think this is the best video you ever made.

  • @lilbit68s41
    @lilbit68s41 4 роки тому

    I KNOW ITS BEEN YEARS BUT YOUR VIDEOS ARE AWESOME, YOUR PASSION FOR CAMPING AND YOU GO DETAIL BY DETAILS ON THE GEAR YOU USE AND HOW TO SURVIVE IN STORMS YOUR THE GREATEST 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗

  • @christinemartin8095
    @christinemartin8095 4 роки тому

    7 years ago, you have not aged a bit. I love your work,

  • @melvinhowell5469
    @melvinhowell5469 8 років тому +8

    3 years old now, but still a great video, Luke...God bless, brother...

  • @esthero.torres2738
    @esthero.torres2738 Рік тому

    What a difference 10 years make. Luke has gotten better.

  • @raymondjones5093
    @raymondjones5093 7 років тому +6

    Great video Luke!!! Keep the overnight adventures coming!!!

  • @sandrapetty4081
    @sandrapetty4081 Рік тому

    I like watching your videos. It reminds me of when I was able to out to different state parks and camp with my family. Now since my son likes to go camping I continue watch so that I can help him make sure he has good gear for his trips.

  • @docding
    @docding 4 роки тому +1

    Not sure if you know by now but stick that tyvek in the dryer with some tennis balls low to no heat repeat maybe a couple of times or use dryer in laundromat should get rid of the crinckling

  • @WeldedDiff84
    @WeldedDiff84 11 років тому +2

    dude love ur camping videos. You need to make more overnight videos. Keep up the good work.

  • @lisat211
    @lisat211 8 років тому +1

    Luke, I love watching your videos. Been watching for years. I notice you eat a pot of rice. You could make your rice in advance and then dehydrate it and it will cook much faster. I have a large family and always have leftover rice.I do the same and when I fill a jar I make dehydrated meals for camping!

    • @MakeMoreMusicOk
      @MakeMoreMusicOk 2 роки тому

      Thx much for your personal tips, this one is also gff 😋 yummy 😋

  • @joeyjones9041
    @joeyjones9041 5 років тому

    I have the entire Woodland MSS Sleep System and also have the Gen 2 ILBE main pack with the Source water carrier & bladder and i love them both. You cannot go wrong with surplus. Aquaquest Defender 10x10 tarp, one of those OD green mylar blankets, Klymit Static V Recon insulated pad, and Snugpak Basecamp Ops pillow round out my sleep/shelter system. Thanks for the videos, they have helped determine my gear choices.

  • @greenmedicinetm299
    @greenmedicinetm299 8 років тому +5

    You rock Luke. I like all the ideas and things you make points about thanks!!

  • @davidcoombes-pearce4533
    @davidcoombes-pearce4533 Рік тому

    So happy I found this old one. ☺️

  • @wgrillojr
    @wgrillojr 6 років тому

    Fires are always the hungriest friend in camp. Always enjoy your hike/camp videos. Glad I came across one I never watched even if it is 5 years old.

  • @captaindj9790
    @captaindj9790 2 роки тому

    It’s July 2022 Oh my! I’ve been going in reverse and you are just a young whipper snapper here!😂😂
    You remind me so much of my son. He’s in Knoxville at UT. Im in SanDiego now. We camped so much. His sister got married, I got remarried after mom died from Cystic Fibrosis and Austin stayed behind at UT.

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Haha Thank you so much my friend. I have more in the works and I can't wait to do them. :)
    Thanks for watching.

  • @HeManshoooo
    @HeManshoooo Рік тому

    Good old days Luke! Was waiting for good snow adventures for this winter. But I guess lone wolf Mt. didn't receive much this year. So I thought of checking out your older videos. You look so young. Glad I checked this video. I can definitely see the huge difference from then and now in all technical aspects. But what remains the same is your style. 😄 Just more experienced now. If you do see this comment can you please make a video on the camera equipment you used over the years. That would be interesting 🤔

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    My friend thank you so much for your kind words. They mean a lot. :) I'm glad you enjoy the videos and I'm glad you are enjoying the Marmot Precip jacket (I love them too).
    I will be out tomorrow making another video; a 15 miler on the Tanawha Trail in Western NC. Some amazing sights! It should be up later in the week.
    Thank you so much for watching my friend and for your positive comments. Take care of yourself.
    -Luke

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    That's a great idea! I have a food video coming up tomorrow actually. Thanks for the suggestions.

  • @kinghenry056
    @kinghenry056 4 роки тому

    I know this video is 7 years and I literally just watched it today. So the gortex boots and gear are most effective when your body is already heated up. So do some jumping jacks or run in place for a few minutes and then put boots on. What happens is the gortex traps the heat in and keeps you warm. If you just throw the boots on when your body is not warmed up it has no heat to keep your feet warm.

  • @GruntProof
    @GruntProof 5 років тому

    The Intro is great man, mainly because it summarizes why we get out to the wilderness!

  • @gkling33
    @gkling33 10 років тому

    I may be wrong, but I remember watching a youtube vid where a guy was talking about the Tyvek footprint...he explained that you can put the new Tyvek into the washing machine (on gentle cycle, with NO soap) and when it comes out, it is still waterproof, BUT, it is no longer "crunchy"....its softer, more pliable...so when you sleep on it, it doesn't make noise, etc.. Here's an example of the "washed" version:
    Bak Pack: Groundsheets and Footprints, TYVEK vs. Tarp

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому

      Hey there Greg,
      I too have heard of doing this and from the looks of it, it works well. Honestly though the noise doesn't really bother me. Great suggestion brother.
      - Luke

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Thank you Richard, all is appreciated. If you get out and record it, I'd love to watch it too.

  • @stevebennett1584
    @stevebennett1584 7 років тому +3

    Hey Luke, nice video, love your attitude and outlook. Get yourself some bungees and bungee that pack to a tree, up off the ground,... and a collapsible camp shovel is worth its' weight in gold all year long... We'll be watching, take care, CHEERS, and blessings to you and yours. 3 years late I know.

  • @tboy221
    @tboy221 11 років тому

    you should do a food video maybe in your backyard about good hiking meals and recipes. you can do them over the course of multiple days and edit them together into 1 video so your not wasting money and food. i think instant potatoes i saw some pasta packages easy macaroni and cheese, those are what i can think of but what types of stuff have you cooked? watching you cook and eat that meal got me thinking and made the video exciting. i get the idea of everything else, some great tips

  • @PaddleBunk
    @PaddleBunk 9 років тому

    Great video! I normally stomp the snow down and let it settle for about 20min before I place my shelter on top. But you looked to have enjoyed your set up well enough! Thanks! Bunk

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Thank you my friend. Winter Camping is my favorite for sure!
    Be safe as well Ireland.

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Thanks pal. Hope you are well. The bottle set that you see is from the Pathfinder School (Dave Cant.). They call it the The Pathfinder 32oz Stainless Steel Bottle & Cup Set with The Pathfinder Pack Stove & Grill Top. I think they have a whole set that you can purchase at a cheap price now (around $50). That song is called the Stable Song by Gregory Alan Isakov. Love it.

  • @nightvan4427
    @nightvan4427 4 роки тому

    Hi, my good friend.
    Thank you for your try
    to make people happy.

  • @beamer6136
    @beamer6136 10 років тому

    Hey Luke, You need to take along some company.... Solo is good to get in touch with nature, but hanging with a buddy or two is always a great thing...

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Thank you Rudy! I don't even remember what song I used in this video. In the morning I will check and let you know. Take care.

  • @user-ec8vd2cm8n
    @user-ec8vd2cm8n 6 місяців тому

    This is the oldest tape that I have seen. You have made several needed changes. I didn’t like the music in the beginning. The natural sounds are better. You have more equipment now but I liked heating over the fire rather than a stove. I’m old and old fashioned and like a more primitive camp. Really like your shows and enjoy “ A Quiet Place “ very much but I learn a lot in T.O.G.R. Keep up the good shows. It would be nice to have you for a son. I have three girls. My wife and I camped in Rocky Mountain National Park before we had kids. Make a show from there. I would love to see the stream that goes though the middle of the park. Be kind and have fun. Michael 😊

  • @gashosimon2678
    @gashosimon2678 8 років тому

    My God that is a beautiful song at the beginning.

  • @KittyF80
    @KittyF80 2 роки тому

    Today called for an extra dose of TOGR. Rough day "in the office"; perfect evening for some outdoor-ness osmosis.

  • @80casual
    @80casual 11 років тому +1

    Wow, absolutely love your videos, I'm so glad I found your chanel! Very informative with a plenty of experience and knowledge, and most importantly you not only just talk about how to do things in the great outdoors, but also demostrate and share the techniques! By the way, after watching your review of the Marmot Precip jacket I bought one for myself, and it's absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for your effort for making all these great videos, now I'm addicted to your chanel lol. :)

  • @GamingWithEvalon2
    @GamingWithEvalon2 10 років тому

    Glad you appreciate leather sheaths too man, been watching all of your camping videos and have truly enjoyed them. You talk a lot about different things and it keeps the video both entertaining and interesting. Keep making videos man i love them

  • @freespirit6209
    @freespirit6209 4 роки тому

    Love your campouts in the snow - never boring!!

  • @last2nkow
    @last2nkow 8 років тому

    I'm taking your advice tomorrow. a day trip to a trail I know to cook a BBQ and practice my new tent. I plan to be home by nightfall but I'm taking precautions. thanks for these trips

  • @jritch0412
    @jritch0412 11 років тому

    thanks for the quick response my friend! things have been well, i hope you're recovering from your injury equally well

  • @Forestwalker111
    @Forestwalker111 8 років тому

    Very bold use of the tyvek, I'd go crazy. Lol
    Loved the comparison to a bag of chips. Nailed it there.
    Loved the repurpose seat pad. Lol high vis too!!!!
    Have yet to use my fish mouth hanger for my pathfinder cup.
    Great call on the cheese. My daughter asked why you'd put the cheese in the cup and not in your mouth? Lol. Beauty. Lol I told her you were going to eat it. Lol
    Great trip. On to the next one, for me..to watch, lol
    Be well Luke
    Craig

  • @MakeMoreMusicOk
    @MakeMoreMusicOk 2 роки тому

    TY for the Full Moon Outdoor Adventure!!!!!

  • @JTSCHENC
    @JTSCHENC 5 років тому

    Luke why don't you melt snow in your cooking cup to clean it. That works much better than trying to clean it with cold snow, and when you boil the water in it , it sanitizes it as well; just an old ranger trick, but it works good.

  • @lacrossed55
    @lacrossed55 3 роки тому

    Like that The Predator joined at the end

  • @GruntProof
    @GruntProof 4 роки тому

    Great video broseph! I got the ILBE for my northern CA expeditions

  • @cn7449
    @cn7449 9 років тому

    Binge watching your videos and dreaming about going camping myself. Also loving the music selection on this one -- Gregory Alan Isakov is wonderful!

  • @rupturedduck6981
    @rupturedduck6981 Рік тому

    The 1950s Special Forces used that type of pack in Europe (the Bergen Mountain rucksack) although theirs was made with a stronger more durable material than today military and civilian backpacks. You in essence you became a walking supply dump. I'm told that they're loads waded even more and they had to hump that load up and down the hills and mountains around West Germany's Bavarian Alps.

  • @WeldedDiff84
    @WeldedDiff84 10 років тому +6

    This was the video that mad me subscribe. keep it up dude!

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому +2

      That's awesome James. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
      Take care and be well.
      - Luke

  • @gregblock5294
    @gregblock5294 8 років тому +1

    I love your videos get my outdoor fix on lol

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    You are welcome mate. Thank god I am better from that one. That was the worst couple of months I have ever had. Talk about a bizarre injury. Haha

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Thank you my friend. Take care.

  • @rhonahood7649
    @rhonahood7649 Місяць тому

    Loved, loved the music in this video.

  • @charlesmandrell5161
    @charlesmandrell5161 10 років тому

    Luke I was enjoying your vids again and I noticed you using foil on your Pathfinder cup. Pathfinder now has lids to fit this great pots, that is slotted for the bails.
    Stay in the dirt man, and keep up the wonderful work and dedication!

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому

      Hey there Charles,
      how are you?
      As for the lid, I've seen those but the last time I looked at them they were Incredibly overpriced. Maybe that has changed though.
      Be well my friend and take care.
      - Luke

    • @charlesmandrell5161
      @charlesmandrell5161 10 років тому

      Hi Luke, just getting back with you on the canteen lid. Dave has GI style canteen cup lids right now for $6.00 as an option to your "bag canteen", I see you carry. Myself here in the northern Rockies it's a must for stainless or titanium canteens.
      Stay in the dirt my new friend and keep the wonderful vid's coming. I sure do enjoy watching watching them.

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому

      That's a much better price. They use to be something like $20 and I wouldn't spend that much on a lid.
      Be well my brother and take care.
      - Luke

  • @mohannedhamza4495
    @mohannedhamza4495 6 років тому +1

    What a song man... Gregory alan isakov stable song.. My fav

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Thank you my friend. Take care of yourself.

  • @scottlamberton9587
    @scottlamberton9587 10 років тому +1

    Hey Luke, hope you and your family's well. I love your videos, I watch them everyday day. When did you first start camping or has it always been a passion ? I'm relatively new to camping but I'm not in a rush to do it again after a bad experience the first time. Have you every had any bad experiences camping ?

  • @fartman10284
    @fartman10284 5 років тому

    In case you wonder, the song is: the stable song by gregory alan isakov

  • @ThomasH0
    @ThomasH0 11 років тому

    Actually, you could boil some snow in the pot and let the boiling water do the cleaning work. When the hot water is poured out, the pot will natually get dry then.

  • @robertmeintzer
    @robertmeintzer 7 років тому +1

    Man that snow and wet wood makes every thing more difficult! But you did a really good job for a Yawner! lol

  • @ZZoutdoors
    @ZZoutdoors 7 років тому +1

    MAN! I missed the like button on this one! Great video Luke! Thanks. ZZ.

  • @40belowful
    @40belowful 9 років тому

    Very wet snow you get there compared to here in Fairbanks Alaska..we are very dry snow:) and it stays for 7 months. Also with winter camping you should bring light weight shovel:)

  • @pendejo6466
    @pendejo6466 9 років тому

    For the money, that Becker is a great all around knife. It's not so expensive that you're afraid to put it to hard use.

  • @RobsAdventuresAndVideos
    @RobsAdventuresAndVideos 6 років тому

    Luke I’m glad I stumbled upon your videos. I definitely subscribed. I also am a outdoors person camping hunting and mostly survival. You give great tips and ideas on everything which is great. You can never learn to much about the outdoors and survival and the items that stand up to Mother Nature thank you for your opinions on some of the gear you use. Be safe on all your adventures buddy. ⛺️ 🔥 🦌 🦃

  • @criticalthinking3861
    @criticalthinking3861 2 роки тому

    I think the stable song fits you well my friend. 🙂

  • @bennyvoncannon5134
    @bennyvoncannon5134 10 років тому

    Out there tonight my friend only a lot warmer.

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому

      Enjoy it Benny and be well.
      I can't wait to see some pics. :)
      - Luke

  • @steffenw.brandenstein9656
    @steffenw.brandenstein9656 9 років тому +2

    Love me some Gregory Alan Isakov as well ;)

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Yes there is. An old family home that was never completed.

  • @fireflyrocks1
    @fireflyrocks1 2 роки тому

    Oh wow, the song.. the song

  • @mixmediaproductions
    @mixmediaproductions 2 роки тому

    I use an AXE to split wood sticks by laying the wood down and cracking it lengthwise. I'm not a person that uses a blade to split wood.

  • @cherylwallacewayaunega
    @cherylwallacewayaunega 9 років тому

    Ricky Martin, I enjoy your videos and find them informative. Thank you, Ed

  • @Matt-ik7dh
    @Matt-ik7dh 8 років тому

    I was really pumped to here Gregory Alan Isakov at the beginning... I like you a lot better every video haha

  • @feellnfroggy
    @feellnfroggy 7 років тому

    It happens a lot, just most people don't have the training to assess themselves, and don't realize what they did.

  • @michelletavoian483
    @michelletavoian483 2 роки тому

    Melt some clean snow. Edible.

  • @ciscod3488
    @ciscod3488 10 років тому

    Hi Luke, its your Serbian follower again!
    I remember going camping with my cousin last winter and i brought a pencil with my pencil sharpener. The wood that falls of as waste can be used as a great tinder! :)
    Uros, your young follower

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому +2

      ciscoD3 Hey there brother, how are things going for?
      You made a great point about the pencil sharpener. It really does work well for fine tender.
      Cheers my friend.
      - Luke

    • @ciscod3488
      @ciscod3488 10 років тому

      TheOutdoorGearReview Things are going great! I planned another camping trip with 4 friends! I am really looking forward to it.
      Oh and I was wondering, what are your thoughts on the Gerber Bear Grylls folding knife, because I found it on a camping website for 25 bucks. It seems cheap, but I wanted to hear an expert opinion. ;)

  • @bladesmark1
    @bladesmark1 9 років тому

    When you get the chance buy a tub of bees wax & coat you're boots, leave the wax on for a couple of days then rub off the excess also if you can get hold of some fiery jack ( camping shop usually sells it) coat the inside of you'r boots (soles) it will keep you're feet warm & dry.

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    Wow thank you so much. I really appreciate that. I was hoping I didn't make it too long and boring. ;)

  • @joannconfer1144
    @joannconfer1144 4 роки тому

    Another great adventure. Thanks

  • @jayceec3539
    @jayceec3539 Рік тому

    The video was posted 9 years ago? Our family only just dicovered what you tube is in 2018. Have been camping for many years,with my grandparents& 1 of my uncles.

  • @rudyaffandy6473
    @rudyaffandy6473 11 років тому

    Thanks, Luke...! No need for rushing...! Have you ever sent your video to your local tv station...? Pretty sure this video can become a very good tv program for the camping or hiking lovers. Also an opportunity for promoting the gears as well.

  • @connorstamper20
    @connorstamper20 9 років тому

    Well first video of yours ive watched and subscribed instantly! Great video! Just got back from a night camp in a local wood and can only wish we had snow as deep in england As we get nothing! But still all of us backpacking campers do it for the love of the outdooors! Keep up the good work :)

  • @TheOutdoorGearReview
    @TheOutdoorGearReview  11 років тому

    You could do that but it takes time. Especially melting snow. Cheers!

  • @billreed2967
    @billreed2967 2 роки тому

    9 yes later.....An old northern trapper told me once that toes and fingers get cold first as a warning that the back door is open somewhere..ie head, kidneys ect..

  • @davesworld85100
    @davesworld85100 11 років тому

    love it i wish we could do this short of camping in eingland

  • @CarlosPortoPhotography
    @CarlosPortoPhotography 11 років тому

    Great ( long ) video but I enjoy each moment
    Thank You for sharing it.

  • @fireyourrocketts
    @fireyourrocketts 8 років тому

    Now you make me want this pack too...you played no small in my decision to get the Eberlestock Skykrane II, I got extras including an extra belt to use the little brother by itself and also the aluminum frame..oh well, I thought I was done with the pack then you show this one, hahahaha it will never ends eh?

  • @Tac-titionR
    @Tac-titionR 5 років тому

    Dude, if you ever camp out up in Western Maryland lemme know, I'll meet up with you and I can show you the area...Green Ridge State Forest has an awesome firing range too!

  • @saetmusic
    @saetmusic 9 років тому +1

    Loved the video! An amazing amount of information! One question- what pants are you wearing? They seem to fit well and work well in the snow etc.

  • @jackduffy1817
    @jackduffy1817 5 років тому

    Charles Atlas, Dynamic Tension, Phisical muscle exorcise, But you can drive your self in to the ground with any physical training program, The answers is warm up exercising, Then after work-out, Loosen up exercise. Play the games like the champions. Over.

  • @nwobushcraft
    @nwobushcraft 10 років тому

    I think that the biggest reason that I like your summer camping videos better than your winter is because we have 4 feet of snow and it is still coming. Hello Christmas in July.

    • @TheOutdoorGearReview
      @TheOutdoorGearReview  10 років тому

      Haha Four Feet?
      Yeah that might kill the fun/enjoyment factor.
      Summer is Coming Soon though.
      Can't wait.
      - Luke

  • @WeldedDiff84
    @WeldedDiff84 11 років тому

    I wish we got that much snow out here in AZ