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How did you find the fit in the Patagonia shorts? ..as far as sizing? I am reading a lot of reviews that say that they run small. I am 5"9" 175. I normally get a medium in shorts. I am hearing that large would be better. Any thoughts?
No lighting for this video, I just used the natural light of my kitchen. As for cameras and setup, I plan on doing a video soon on what I use and why, stay tuned!
Great list and recommendations! These are also excellent for anyone who lives in warmer regions. I haven't tried the 1080, I will have to check them out the next time when I am in the store! I think they are probably good for travel too!
I got their Elgin fit with the higher rise. Great fit and the leg opening slim enough to show off your heritage boots! Recommend it.The lower rise jeans can't do much without your butt crack showing all the time.
Enjoyed seeing your gear breakdown and hearing about your positive experience with Danner! I've got the Danner Mountain 600's and they have been great! Although you can't resole them, they are super lightweight and don't require as much of a break in period. Having quality gear makes all the difference!
One complaint is 4:00 into the video and you’ve been talking about your phone and AirPods the whole time like everyone doesn’t know what a phone and earbuds are. The rest of the video is good and I enjoyed it tho! Thanks
I'm pretty sure they copied this design from Wingnut. I loved the wingnut design. I now have an Osprey Raptor.. But the problem with my Osprey and most packs with a hip belt is that when I adjust them as you did, the inside of the shoulder straps dig into my collar bones pretty bad. Do you have any issue with that? I'll probably see if I can find one locally to try on.. I found this pack while searching for the Wingnut. I have a long torso and fat belly. (almost a 38 waist) Most of these packs are made for someone much fitter and a bit shorter. I think if you're 5'2 to 5'9 and 100-160 lbs, you have your pick of any pack. But for the big boys and girls, good luck. ha.
I love this bike. The frame is just so gorgeous and pleasing on the eyes. Other bikes I’ve considered are Radon Jealous, Orbea Alma, and Mondraker Podium. But I like the Epic the most. I fitted a OneUp dropper and GX AXS on my build.
Really good sum up! The purpose of this bike is winning XC and marathon races. However, with proper tire choice it can handle more demanding trails too. Smaller drops are fine with this bike, but you can forget bigger jumps. 100 mm isn't enough for them. This bike it is not afraid of weeklong bikepacking adventures as well. In my case the S sized frame does not give me much storage place, but the bag market really expanded in the last couple of years. It might be some kind of luxury thing to use this bike for bikepacking, but the power transfer is better and you can build up a little bit lighter bike. If the buyer doesn't have competitive veins, a 120-140 mm trail bike would be always better and more playful for everyday use. Even for climbing the rear suspension gives so much traction. Epic HT doesn't climb like a goat, but it makes its own way delicately and quick to the top.
