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My Gear Loadout For 3 Night 4 Day Backpacking Trip: Backpacking Essentials and Food
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2022
- My packing list for this trip:
Hyperlite Mountain Gear pack:
Big Agnes Q-Core SLX (discontinued?, this is the alternative): bit.ly/3QMETz1
Outdoor Vitals Stormloft Topquilt: bit.ly/3A5bw43
Marmot Tungsten UL Tent:
Jetboil Minimo: bit.ly/3pvrWxL
Jetboil Skillet: bit.ly/3Au14ow
Jetboil Pot support: bit.ly/3QvBDZ8
Lifestraw Peak Series Squeeze: bit.ly/3A8T7nk
Zoleo Satellite Communicator: bit.ly/3Pt7VTo
Camp cup: no link to the one used, but this is my go-to: bit.ly/3dDMzp7
Packstack Pro (organizers): bit.ly/3duivvP
Chaco sandals: bit.ly/3JX4tiF
Ledlenser Headlamp: bit.ly/3bZUjRH
Badger Sunscreen: bit.ly/3PJaPnb
Bug Spray: bit.ly/3AupEWh
Nat Geo Map: www.natgeomaps...
Sea to Summit pillow: bit.ly/3C7CKtH
Utensils: bit.ly/3SXUPAg
Lighter
Folding knife: bit.ly/3ABFNcB
Nalgene water bottle: bit.ly/3dpcAYX
Trekking Poles: bit.ly/3Hzq4LB
Two canisters of fuel: bit.ly/3bVTrxD
Aku Selvetica: bit.ly/3SXTklO
Cotopaxi Cielo Rain Jacket: bit.ly/3dynCv5
Arcteryx Rain pants: bit.ly/3K21cOZ
Alpaca Fleece: bit.ly/3bYvSnR
Big Agnes Zetto Down Jacket: bit.ly/3c3UXNZ
Outdoor Research Longsleeve hoodie: bit.ly/3bXjvbJ
Hiking Socks: bit.ly/3qLVyaI
Gloves | Hestra Bike Ergo Grip Glove: amzn.to/3pCuGu2
Food list:
Dinner 1: Annies Mac n Cheese with sundried tomatoes, Aidelles sausages, onions, coconut oil
Dinner 2: BeanVivo Chile with Rice and tortillas
Dinner 3: Trailtopia Freeze Dried Meals
Breakfast 1: BeanVivo chile, alpine start coffee
Breakfast 2: hearty Granola, powdered milk, alpine start coffee
Breakfast 3: hearty Granola, powdered milk, alpine start coffee
Lunches and snacks: tuna, ramen, pepperoni stick, peanut butter MnMs, almonds, Skratch Labs trail bars, ProBars, Beef jerky,
My other favorite backpacking gear list:
Backpack:
Sleeping Bag: bit.ly/3JTea1h
Sleeping pad/mattress: bit.ly/3QMETz1
Satellite Communicator: bit.ly/3HvEqMQ
Camp Stove: bit.ly/34mBc06
Cook pot: bit.ly/3tdCZ23
Freeze dried Food: pinnaclefoods.co/
Headlamp: bit.ly/3sYXKOS
Rain Jacket: bit.ly/3JGoOYU
Fleece Mid-layer | ALL-PACA Fleece Hoodie: bit.ly/3HCrpAN
Down Puffy Jacket (warm!): bit.ly/32Jn5Sb
Down Puffy Jacket (lightweight):
Hiking Boots: bit.ly/3eSMmvy
Hiking Socks: bit.ly/3qLVyaI
Gloves | Hestra Bike Ergo Grip Glove: amzn.to/3pCuGu2
Water Filter:
Water Bladder: bit.ly/3t2SrxF
Camp Pillow: bit.ly/34n4749
Folding Knife: bit.ly/3sXQNNH
Trekking Poles: bit.ly/3Hzq4LB
I'm setting out for three nights four days of backpacking. This is my full backpacking loadout for a backpacking trip in the Wyoming wilderness. This covers all the food and gear I need for hiking with my partner and our dog.
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Sorry about the bad audio at 9:29 I know it's rough! But I wanted to include the information. Please forgive me and my microphone that was dying.
Can you provide the link to your hike? I can't find it. No worries about the mic. Thanks for the video.
Was backpacking yesterday. Had to cancel trip and call search and rescue. Messed up my leg :(( watching this while i recover. Thanks for the video
What did you do to your leg. What's the story?
@@joshuadoss1955 was deep in the mountains crossing a boulder field. Basically i slipped and leg fell in and ankle bent. Used my garmin to call sar and they hooked me up to the long line under the helicopter. Really painful experience but also super cool hanging from under the chopper
whoa, crazy! Sorry you had got injured. That stinks. Glad I can entertain you a little!
@@BackpackingTV thanks man. I love your content
Wow, Feral! That sucks getting injured but the chopper swing ride sounded exhilarating. Hopefully, that took your mind off the pain of messing up your ankle. Hang in there (literally)! 😄👍
Did good Ginger for making the video, much thanks Ginger!!!
My Basic Ultralight outfit and gear remains the same for one night or weeks. Only real weather and clothing concerns is the rain , it's warm to hot most of the time. Actually a nice rain feels quite good. For me the items that change according to the length of the trip is the amount of food and medications. I 'm in the habit of leaving a spare set of clean clothes in the vehicle for after the trip. When checking into a motel it helps if you have a reasonably clean appearance.
solid old one. glad i found it.
the enlightenment quilt I have is like a hybrid. I can make it into a mummy type bag and then open it up and make it a quilt.
Your meals sound delicious! They also sound (smell) like they would be ringing the dinner bell for the Grizzly Bears! 😂 Enjoy!
There’s a reason they use mummy bags in the coldest places on earth like climbing in the Himalayas or the arctic.
Love your videos! Been binging backpacking video's right befor going on a 4 day hike in the French Vosges. One thing that's been a bit of a thing with this video.. it made me so carsick.. and in one shot somewhere in the middle I see a tripod behind you!!! Pleaaaaaaaaaase channel your inner weatherman and try to do a presenter like set up? It would make my stomach so happy and to be honest, I think it would make a video like this more professional. Channel your inner weatherman, and make inserts after talking. You can do that relatively quick and makes for a more visually interesting and calmer video! Cheers! And again, thanks for making all the content you make!
I have the JetBoil: Flash, Sumo and Mini-mo. I use the Mini-Mo burner with the Flash pot in my 2-person camping kit and the Mini-Mo pot and Flash burner in my solo kit.
Solo, I only boil water but I want a low and wide pot for my dog to clean the pot.
Dual person I generally use the Jetboil to boil water but it must be a back-up stove so carry the Mini-mo with simmer.
Regardless,I LOVE Jetboil.
I really enjoy your presentations; good information, honest representation, keep up the great work.
Canister: Bear Vault. Jet Boil MiniMo rocks! With the regulator it uses less fuel. Quilt, summer. Western Mountaineering, snow.
nice.
5:29 who doesn't like to stay hydrated
7:11 No HMG pack is even remotely waterproof. They all get wet inside in heavy rain. You must not have tested it in rough weather.
Great video, I just want people to stop perpetuating this HMG waterproof myth. Because you will get a nasty surprise without a proper drybag.
Damn thats a lot of food bro
Thx for another great gear video!!!!
You’re welcome! Glad you liked it!
Ahhhh see Chef Corso’s Outdoor Eats touch on the meal planning…
I would luv more info on water…planning, carrying, filtering. It’s my biggest issue/weight, besides too much food.🤷♀️🤦♀️
Been going light for a long time. I own no ultralight gear. I choose things that work and weigh less. Rarely exceed 24 lbs starting out with food and water for 3 days. It's so much more comfortable and not being exhausted at camp gives me time to explore. Try it.
How? I'm usually 30 to 35 lbs
@@MarkMeridiusDecimus Weigh each and EVERY ITEM. CHOOSE quality/lightness over brand name.
@rainbowhiker I'm about to do a 60km hike and afterwards I'll adopt your approach!
@@MarkMeridiusDecimus Sounds like fun. 60k is a good distance. Enjoy each day.
@rainbowhiker thanks rainbow! Driving in now. I'll be back 5 days max from now
Went to bridger wilderness last year. One of the most beautiful places ive been
A 45lb load out must be heavenly... Try a load out with a PRC-77 radio, Two drycell 12 volt batteries, antenna bag. MRE's about 12 pks, 6 40MM grenades, 6 to 10 30 rd mag fully loaded with 5.56mm ammo, M16A2 with grenade launcher... Spare socks, underwear, field jacket, camo netting, map & compass (no gps or cell ph) and then hump that 65 to 75lbs all day long or until the LT says to bivouac here! 0311's ROCK THE PARK DUDE- SEMPER FI GUNG HO...gotta go!
I remember those days well 2531 / 0352 Semper Fi
I didn't see the Peanut Butter M&Ms listed in your food. I rewatched your food countdown, and you called them Peanut Butter Chocolate Chips. I originally thought that was an ingredient of the energy bar you had just described.
Hi, great video and nice dog😀 It's great that you brag about the tent because I just bought UL 2-P of this tent and it's hard to get hold of this tent in Norway, and I bought the last one. What are your experiences with it when it raining heavily for some time? I have sealed the seams and around where all the loops on the outer rain fly are so it should be pretty waterproof right? Thanks for all your great vids🙂
Love your videos.
Please do a full review on the hyperlite! I’d love to get a full deep dive on it.
And a quilt??? I feel like this video is from the twilight zone, haha.
I don't know who I am either! haha. Yep, full review on the Hyperlite coming soon.
I was really hoping to see a little bit about how you pack and fit it all in your bag. Including the camera gear hahaha.
I rented some gear for car camping before, but I really want to start going deeper into the woods and I need to carry my camera gear (1 body, 1-3 lenses, couple filters, batteries and tripod) for my landscape photography. I know I can fit my gear in some of that smaller inserts, but I'm very puzzled about how to pack and carry it.
So the 40 or so pounds did or didn't include water?
In bear country how does a 44 mag or 10mm nit make the list? I know it weights more than half your pack but I would not be out there without it.
Dude, the camera your holding turn on stabilization and watch your mic levels
Eric, what were your thoughts on the Stormloft quilt? I just got one and used it for the first time last week. Personally, I ended up loving it. the 15F was too warm for the weather I had, but I loved the freedom to move however I wanted without the mummy bag restraints I usually endure on the trail. Thanks!
Thoughts in video form on the Stormloft are coming soon. But I liked it! I was nervous about it but I slept well in it. It lacked coziness, but it was plenty warm and I liked the ability to move more freely.
The Zenbivy light bed is king of the quilts!! I own the 25* quilt and 10* sheet. Killer setup, I'll use them for life!!
Love your videos! Been binging backpacking video's right befor going on a 4 day hike in the French Vosges. One thing that's been a bit of a thing with this video.. it made me so carsick.. and in one shot somewhere in the middle I see a tripod behind you!!! Pleaaaaaaaaaase channel your inner weatherman and try to do a presenter like set up?😇😇😇😇 It would make my stomach so happy and to be honest, I think it would make a video like this more professional. Channel your inner weatherman, and make inserts after talking. You can do that relatively quick and makes for a more visually interesting and calmer video! Cheers! And again, thanks for making all the content you make! 🙌😍
Nice setup as always. You made some great points on the packs. I have struggled with "THE" pack at times. I bought the new bridger but the 55 Liter version. Very robust like all mystery ranch packs are. I was torn at first between buying it or the black hyperlite mountain gear junction 2400 or 3400 packs. Was my gear light enough? or packable enough to fit in the hyperlite? Is the hyperlite comfortable? I dont carry much camera gear myself so i probably could have gone with the hyperlite. So far i am happy with the bridger 55 but i did have some trouble fitting my sleeping bag into its bottom sleeping bag compartment. Mainly my fault because i went back to a synthetic sleeping bag and i'm putting it into a roll top wet dry bag rather than a compression sack. It still fit in the end but i had to unclip the packs divider and put the sleeping bag into the pack from the top drawstring opening and not through its bottom zippered compartment. But i soon plan to try out a down quilt, so packability im sure wont be a problem. Stay safe guys! Hike on!
Great video! Very useful information. I tend to hover around 35 - 40 lbs on my packs as well. Was just at Yellowstone NP and enjoyed the area immensely. Did you have any concerns about your dog and the grizzlies?
Great video! We also HATED the bear canisters we had to use in Denali. They looked like the same one you had to use. GIANT Black barrel
Thank you! Yeah I rented this one from the forest service. So bulky and cumbersome. But effective!
Where were you that it was cold during the summer?
Wow, Eric! 38-42 lbs.? That's a ton of weight. I hope you are able to shed some of those lbs. off as you will enjoy it a lot more. True, the lightweight backpacks aren't meant to carry much weight but that's the idea. Cut down your total weight and your pack won't be so uncomfortable. I carried 38 lbs. up to Colchuck Lake in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness and thought I was going to die! I now have a GG Mariposa with a total load of under 19 lbs. including water, food and fuel. Sweet!
I know I know. I admit that I over-carry. Carrying camera gear doesn't help either. I also have bad habits from my guiding days, heavy packs are normal for me. Getting under twenty pounds is impressive! Nice work!
@@BackpackingTV I even downsized my camera to the fuji X100V (Retro). My husband ordered it months ago for my birthday and it just came in on August 15th, 2022 which was my 69th birthday! Now, I have an excellent street camera that only weighs a pound but takes excellent professional photography AND video! I couldn't ask for more. Check out this camera, Eric! You might be surprised how much is packed in this compact camera. Perfect for backpacking!
Sounds like you have $5000 of gear in your pack all DCF.
19 lb for a 4 day?
MSR wind burner style is just a better product if and this is if one wants a system like these. Unless I am in a super windy area I will just go with my 4 oz mini bush buddy and 2 oz if needed alcohol burner and screen. Have a bsr too but I hate hate hate carrying half empty fuel bottles. Alcohol is a always known what you have in fuel alternative.
Good job
I love my Mini-Mo! And, I've got the same skillet!
I've really come around on it!
Love the videos man! Quick question which boots does your partner have on, they look great!
Great video! I have been using the UGQ 10 degree quilt. I like it, but it is a learning g curve.
Using a top quilt in my hammock really helped with the transition to ground. That, and of course a really warm pad!
when you get to be in your mid sixties, you might find you need a chair.
Great video, very informative. 2 questions: Do you carry a first aid kit and if so what is in it? I also backpack with my dog. What gear do you bring for your dog. My dog typically carries her food and bowl and leash. I carry bedding for her which gets pretty bulky and heavy.
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How long does that sausage last? Does it need to be refrigerated?
I'm still looking for a reason to try a new filter but sawyer won't let me
What are the green hiking shoes your partner was wearing? I'm looking for a pair for mine and those look sweet 😃
Green Mountain Boys 4LIFE
I'm watching as many of your vids ( and few others) as possible currently. My wife and I starting over with backpacking this year. Been nearly 30 years for us both to say we did it much (we're 50 and 55 years old). So this is a loaded question, but I'm trying to decide between the 55 or 65 ltr packs for both of us. They will likely be Mystery Ranch Bridger's. We are planning to do 3 night trips this year. (Havasupai the end of March and Kings Peak in Utah mid August). We will always be splitting the common gear (tent, food, cooking supplies, etc), so that makes me lean towards the 55ltr. I'm twice the size of my wife so will carry a heavier load. But will I wish I had a bigger 65 ltr if we go for say a 5 nighter someday? Would you care to offer generalized advice? Thanks for the vids!! I'm taking lotsa notes & am looking forward to getting back into this hobby.
Cannister for not only your safety but other hikers. Grizzlies should not be messed with.
We both have the Bridger 55's. I'm still torn thinking I should have went with the 65, but too late now. Too expensive to change. On our recent Havasupai trip my pack was 40#'s. I felt like I had the bare minimum too. Not in the whole UL terms, but what I needed for 3 nights and 4 days. That 40#'s included 3ltr of water. The 11 mile hike out with 2700 vertical scared me. I used 2 liters and will work on water loading amounts more. The Mystery Ranch packs are really nice and worth the cost and weight. Onto planning our next one (if it will ever stop SNOWING !)
@@pambrown6260 Oh, KAYYYY. I think you're addressing the entire video not my question. But for your FYI I/we have the URSACK if we ever do anything in Bear Country, especially Brown Bear Country. Along with Bear Spray and a 50cal I should caveat.
Eating ginger stir fry. He went cannibal on this trip
Where did you get that Canon thermos? My wife is a Canon user and that would be a wonderful gift idea.
I would like an overnight pack for me and my son, but there are times I would like to do a longer multi night trip. Would it be wise to go with a larger pack that would work for both types of trips? Or would it be unwise to be out hiking with an under packed backpack on the shorter trips?
What Mystery Ranch pack was Kristi rocking? Looks pretty cool.
You I know, I see most bear canisters looking exactly like that. Is that a standard to create them or can you get ones that would be more "fitting" for your backpack? I'm from an area with no bear at all, aside from one that passes through from time to time, so I don't have to carry bear cans with me. Great haul out! It gave me a lot of ideas to carry myself!
I think all bear canisters have to be bulky just like that because it's supposed to be hard for bears to get a grip on it and carry it away or wrap their jaws around it and crush it.
Doing a 4 night 5 day backpacking trip in 2 weeks, food is the biggest question but I still have time to plan :)
Nice! You got this!
Use dehydrated food (you can dehydrate it yourself) and it saves a lot of space/weight.
@@SemiMono That trip over a year ago was a bit of a failure as my feet got quite bad blisters and I ended it after 2 nights. This fall I had another go and did 5 nights and neither food or footwear were an issue. It was an awesome trip :)
@@temeZer Good to hear!
Law says you need a canister in the Winds now?
I am not sure what to make of your gear. You have a light weight pack and a quilt and then a bunch of heavy gear. I don’t own that pack, I am in the Zpacks train but without even reviewing it I am sure with 42 pounds it was not a joy. It’s not the tool for the job. I think your Mystery Ranch pack is the old Dana Design pack company. I owned one back in the 90s and it was certainly robust, but also an anchor. It weighed about as much as my base weight empty. I think your gear all has to match up. I love my quilt but in the winter I prefer my Western Mountaineering sleeping bag, I just don’t think a quilt is the tool for the job come winter. I have multiple tents, packs and sleep systems. My three season gear is all Zpacks and I love their gear. Not so much in the winter. I hike with my dog too. We did this Long Trail in Vermont this year and next summer it’s the Colorado Trial. The Duplex is a palace for one and a dog. My dog loves the trails more than anything. I am much older than you and like to do big days so weight is very important to me. Much more than it was when I was young. I love carrying a UL pack and I could never go back to a heavy pack again. Some pack for camp and others pack for hiking. It’s all good and there is no wrong way. I can see that Mystery Ranch pack being great if I was still rock climbing in the Tetons and hauling climbing gear and camping gear. Their suspension and hip belt are bomb proof. If you do review the Hyperlite pack please review it with a much lighter load. It’s not meant for 42 pounds. Take care
How do you feel about using a traditional map and compass for land navigation? I see a lot of backpacking channels pushing technology and GPS. I have nothing against using an app and downloading a map with my trail. However, tech fails, and batteries die at the most inconvenient time. Thanks!
ALWAYS carry physical backup map & compass! Just good common sense!
that is light tent a 1lb per person? if you think bout it you really get 2-4lbs per person depending on tent
How many calories a day do you each eat? I almost completely filled up my bear vault 500 with meals just for me on a 3 day 2 night. I planned for 3500-4000 a day depending on snacks, but I usually burn at least 4500 calories a day backpacking. I donno how you all survive with 3 days and 4 nights worth of food for in a similar sized can.
He's offended by his lunch 😂
What time of year is this?
You and Dan Becker should do a comparison between nav apps.
Awesome video! How’d you like using the quilt? I picked up an Enlightened Equipment synthetic one, but haven’t had a chance to break it out yet.
I thought it was pretty cool. Although I won't rave about it. I was warm, comfortable, and slept well, but I wasn't cozy. I missed the coziness factor that comes with a more traditional sleeping bag.
The quilt review was my question too. I’ve always been a sleeping bag person, but am about to try a Zenbivy Light bed. I can’t get behind sleeping on a rubbery pad with nothing under me, and the Zenbivy has a sheet w/hood that fits over a pad. Maybe you’d like that better?
That's the same quilt I'm looking at buying. I love the idea of a quilt, I toss & turn at night constantly getting tied up in a mummy bag & rarely sleep well.
Thanks for a great vid! Any bear sightings??
So I don't know you personally but how in the world is ginger an offensive word? And side note how is it not beeing able to get all of the water out of the lifestraw?
He was just kidding about ginger being offensive.
haha, it's a running joke I have about how ginger flavored things are offensive, being that I am a ginger. But it's just a joke. I don't understand your question about the Lifestraw. Can you clarify?
Haha I was gunna say, 😅. The life straw only filters through the bottom of the filter, so the 3-4 inches of water left in the bag can not be filtered or drank.
no souls ;)
Great video. Any chance your wife could do a review on the women's version of her Bridger pack? Thanks
Oops. I meant Christy...
it's all good! haha. Yes, check out the latest video where she give more detail on the pack. Plus, we've got a specific review video coming with her thoughts on the pack.
Dude being for real about the gigner comment? It’s a root that’s delicious grow up.
Is there any lighter alternative to a bear canister?
Just going smaller.
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Was that 41 pounds for both?
Bro you needed to bring a small camera stand.
Please buy a Gopro so you have stabilization when filming like this us too shaky
Allowed to bring a dog in bear country?
Wow she is gorgeous...your wife is pretty too😂
Jetboil is nice but way too expensive . I would never buy anything jetboil lol
I don’t understand why they require people to bring a bear canister. Maybe we should just let people figure it out themselves and bring it or don’t bring it. Sounds stupid to require people to be “safe”. Maybe I’m missing something I’m not an avid backpacker please inform me
What a spoiled generation kids we have become when the flow of an amazing, filtered bottle matters that much. I keep hearing people stating that the katadyn flows to slowly. Damn peeps, get a grip on reality...some outdoorsmen you are!
Ginger was ginger before you were ginger...
Dogs sleep outside 100%
Whole video just sounded like a giant commercial, and less informative
That's all most of this stuff is anymore.
Dude, people can not watch if you fail to stabilize your camera
Wwhhooaa!! What happened to the audio??!!!!
Good god the crackling is..... bad!!!! Sheesh!
Good video otherwise!!
yeah I'm sorry about that. I debated to include that or not. Sorry to put you through the bad audio!
@@BackpackingTV hmmm yeah... so strange.
Maybe you should have done voice over instead no? I've seen it done before.
@@BackpackingTV that's ok. It was still mostly usable tbh, and we could hear everything you were saying.
Hope you enjoyed filming it. Tc.
Partner? --- Girlfriend? Wife? Fiancé? Business partner? Friend?
girlfriend, friend, business partner.
Why would you bring a pack designed for ultralight loadouts when you know your pack weight is gonna be 40lbs?.. including a bear can and camera gear. That’s a rhetorical question, of course.. I know the answer. Because ultralight is like, so cool man.. You’re carrying 40lbs of shit in a 20lb bag😂.. I’ll see ya back at the Ranch
You lost me as soon as the root Ginger offended you I wonder if potatoes really get you going I bet you would of lost it if there were some carrots or radishes in there………. Come on guy my kids were watching
had to click off due to mic :(
Sorry about that. I debated cutting that altogether because the audio was terrible. But opted to keep it in in hopes the information was worth it if you could weed through the bad section of audio.
@@BackpackingTV all good I have watched a lot of your videos and really have enjoyed them. I hope you be like you someday when I grow up lol
@@BackpackingTV I think you should have voiced over that section or do the painstaking process of manually animating revese spikes of the audio levels which doesn't always work out.
epic edition- talk you later!BackpackingTV,
Thanks! Cheers!