IS THIS EVEN PRACTICAL? All My Gear For 4 Days Solo Backpacking!

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A deep dive into all of the gear I carried for a 4 day backpacking trip in the Sawtooth Mountains on the Alice Lake - Toxaway Lake Loop.
Gear From This Video ⬇️:
- Waymark Gear THRU 40 - Unavailable
- Tarptent Dipole 1 Li: geni.us/Dipole-1-Li
- Nemo Tensor All-Season: geni.us/Tensor-All-Season-REI
- Western Mountaineering Ultralite Bag: geni.us/WM-UltraLite
- Nemo Fillo Pillow: geni.us/Fillo-Pillow
- ZOLEO Satellite Communication: geni.us/ZOLEO-Satellite
- Peak Refuel Freeze Dried Meals: geni.us/Peak-Refuel
- Outdoor Vitals Altitude Sun Hoodie: geni.us/Altitude-Sun-Hoodie
- Outdoor Vitals Altitude Performance Tee: geni.us/OV-Altitude-Tee
- Outdoor Vitals Ventus Hoodie: geni.us/Ventus-Hoodie
- Outdoor Vitals Vario Jacket: geni.us/Vario-Jacket
- Outdoor Vitals Tushar Rain Jacket: geni.us/Tushar-Rain-Jacket
- Outdoor Vitals Skyline Trail Shorts: geni.us/OV-Skyline-TrailShorts
- Swiftwick Elite XT Trail Socks: geni.us/Swiftwick-FliteXTTrail
- Danner Trail 2650 Shoes: geni.us/Danner-Trail-2650
- Saxx Quest Underwear: geni.us/Saxx-Quest-Underwear
- Maven B.7 Binoculars: geni.us/Maven-B7-Binoculars
- Govee Bluetooth Thermometer: amzn.to/3KGJPVD
- Nitecore Carbo 20000 Power Bank: geni.us/Nitecore-Carbo20000
- Nitecore NU21 Headlamp: geni.us/NU-21-Headlamp
- Toaks 550ml Pot: geni.us/Toaks550ml
- Soto Amicus Stove: geni.us/Amicus-Stove
- Titanium Long Handle Spoon: geni.us/ToaksLongHandleSpoon
- Big Agnes Skyline UL Chair: geni.us/Skyline-UL-Chair
- Sawyer Squeeze Filter: geni.us/Sawyer-SqueezeFilter
- CNOC Vecto X 2L Water Bag: geni.us/VectoX-2L
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BACKPACKS:
- Outdoor Vitals CS40 Backpack: geni.us/CS40-Backpack
- REI FLASH 55: geni.us/REI-Flash55
- Decathlon MT900: geni.us/Decathlon-MT900
TENTS:
- Tarptent Dipole 1 DW: geni.us/Dipole-1-DW
- Nemo Dragonfly 2P: geni.us/Nemo-Dragonfly
- Hill Zero Matis: geni.us/HillZero-Matis-Tent
- Paria Outdoor Products Zion Tent: geni.us/Paria-Zion-Tent
SLEEPING BAGS:
- Zenbivy Light Bed: geni.us/Light-Bed-Zenbivy
- UGQ Outdoor Bandit Quilt: geni.us/UGQ-Bandit-TopQuilt
- WM UltraLite Sleeping Bag: geni.us/WM-UltraLite
- MH Bishop Pass Sleeping Bag: geni.us/MH-BishopPass
- Sea To Summit Ascent Down: geni.us/S2S-Ascent-Down
SLEEPING PADS:
- Zenbivy Ultralight Pad: geni.us/Zenbivy-UL-SleepPad
- Nemo Tensor All Season: geni.us/Tensor-All-Season-REI
- Big Agnes Zoom UL Pad: geni.us/Zoom-UL
COOKING GEAR:
- Fire Maple Petrel G3 Pot: geni.us/FM-PetrelPot-Amazon
- Toaks 750ml Pot: geni.us/Toaks-750
- Toaks Long Handle Spoon: geni.us/Toaks-Spoon
- Soto Amicus Stove: geni.us/Amicus-Stove
OUTERWEAR/LAYERS:
- Outdoor Vitals Altitude Sun Hoodie: geni.us/Altitude-Sun-Hoodie
- Outdoor Vitals Vario jacket: geni.us/Vario-Jacket
- Outdoor Vitals Tushar Rain Jacket: geni.us/Tushar-Rain-Jacket
- Timpanogos Hiking Co. Apparel: geni.us/Timpanogos-Hiking-Co
FOOD:
- Pinnacle Foods Freeze Dried Meals: geni.us/Pinnacle-Foods
- Peak Refuel Meals: geni.us/Peak-Refuel
MISC:
- Sawyer Squeeze Water Filter: geni.us/Sawyer-SqueezeFilter
- CNOC Vecto Water Bag: geni.us/CNOC-Vecto
- Govee Thermometer: geni.us/Govee-Thermometer
MY CAMERA EQUIPMENT I USE 📸:
- Sony A7C: geni.us/Sony-A7C-Camera
- Sony 20-70mm F4 Lens: geni.us/Sony-20-70mm
- DJI Wireless Mic: geni.us/DJI-MIC
- Carbon Fiber Tripod: geni.us/AokaCarbonTripod
- Rode VideoMicro: geni.us/RODE-VideoMicro-II
- GoPro Hero: geni.us/GoPro-Hero
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@jon27d 11 месяцев назад

Big thumbs up for the fly fishing rig and load out! Glad to see A backpacking youtuber bringing That kind of gear along.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Thanks. I almost left it behind, but glad I brought it along. Was nice to spend some time on the water, even if it was mostly skunk city.

@Packsalot 11 месяцев назад

Looks like a great gear setup. Hope you had a great time on your trip. Beautiful area. Have a great day.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Thanks, Steve!

@daven.7685 11 месяцев назад

Hey Devin, I’m lovin’ my new Waymark EMBR 60! Rides like a dream, even at 30+ pounds. The real test is whether my body can handle all that weight! I can’t thank you enough for taking the time to talk me through all my questions prior to purchase. I looked at a lot of packs before making this important decision, including the Durston Kakwa 55, the ULA Circuit and Catalyst, and the Seek Outside Flight 2. You have a customer for life!

@rodoutdoors 11 месяцев назад

Nice. I dig the cup. There's certain items that have come with me since my first trip. I still love my small ground tarp/welcome mat from a Coleman Sundome tent. If I ever lose it, I may have to buy another tent 😂. I'm starting to bring the Fozzils Snapfold Bowl XL. It's pretty big. I imagined using it as a cutting board/wash basin/campfire water bucket. It ended up making a nice light diffuser/storage bucket in the tent.

@jlkartvideos9887 10 месяцев назад

I was just 9 days of hiking (145 km) in Lapland Finland. My base weight 8.3 kg plus food 6 kg. This is the lightest what I have managed to do so far. More I have hiked more I have understood what I need and what I don't need.

@AJHart-eg1ys 10 месяцев назад

I did 37# up and down Mount Whitney over the course of 4 days. It wasn't the lightest, but I had an Atmos 65 and its system made it bearable. In my opinion, people spend way too much time worrying about the weight of what they bring and the weight of their packs. If a pack weighs 2# more but makes the weight you're carrying feel 10# less, I think it's worth investing in the technology.

@RequiosWoW 4 месяца назад

This is super cool. I'm really into tenkara angling and never camped but backpacking seems awesome for getting into those head water streams or staying overnight near the small meadow streams I hike into in the Uintas.

@YankeeWoodcraft 11 месяцев назад

I'm feeling much better now. I'm at 32lbs 11oz + water (6lbs) with a very heavy (relatively speaking) Mystery Ranch Bridger 65, Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 and an MSS Patrol Bar, Thermarest XTherm and Sea To Summit Aero Pillow + an SOL Bivvy for my big three. If I swapped out my pack for my ridiculously cheap Amazon 33oz "Free Knight Trekking 60" pack and my MSS Patrol Bag for my Costco Quilt, I'd slash an easy 3lbs 12oz off of that weight, BUT...I could live with that. This kit is good down to 22 degrees. My luxury items are what are killing me on the other end. With the Cook Kit I'm good (Toaks 750ml pot & 450ml cup, MSR Pocket Rocket 2, 100g fuel, etc...). But I'm also rockin' that Big Agnes Skyline UL Chair and a good 2lbs in an Admin Kit (notebook, a couple fo books, pen, pencil, etc...). That's 3lbs 12oz too coincidentally. If I went light with no comfort items, I'd save 7lbs 8oz. Screw it though...I have both an X and a Y chromosome. I can hump that 38lbs (w/4 days food & water). 😊

@iceman857 11 месяцев назад

I have the same Benchmade mini Bugout knife including the CF scales. I'm surprised I haven't seen more backpacking RU-vidrs reviewing it, given it's only 1.5 ounces. It was expensive but one of my favorite items.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

It’s one of my all time favorite knives. I got lucky with a first production model.

@dwightWSmith73 10 месяцев назад

wow---lots of cool electronics. I like that he is a fly fisherman and a photographer. I don't have a full frame Sony, but I carry an 18-200mm lens for my A6000

@theeds 11 месяцев назад

Crazy that I just did this same trip last weekend!

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

You did? That’s rad! So beautiful!

@leelowder8824 11 месяцев назад

Love my Dipole 2 Li and I also am a knife nerd. Typically carry my Mini Adamas as well as one of my mid size custom fixies. Lol

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Yeah the Dipole is a slick design.

@jpriddle 11 месяцев назад

Beautiful location! And you look like you’re genuinely enjoying yourself in the process! Love it. Regarding the Flextail Repel, I would encourage everyone to do some reading up on the main insecticide ingredients, prallethrin and meperfluthrin. I’m a bit concerned about the potential impact on bees, fish and amphibians if these products become mainstream in the wilderness. And there’s some early indications that mosquitos could build a resistance over time. Nothing is blatantly conclusive about these chemicals in an aerosolized form at personal use levels, but worth considering from a leave-no-trace perspective.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! I’m gonna research this.

@daven.7685 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for bringing up the health concerns of these aerosolized insecticides. I would no more have one of these devices than I would be huffing DEET.

@codymcgee6999 11 месяцев назад

Good topic here. When I went to buy bug spray before my trip in WA last month, I had to laugh at all the bug spray labels that had 70-85% "other ingredients" I bought some just incase but didn't end up using it. The mosquitos weren't that bad and I just didn't want to spray unknown chemicals on my skin or put them in a water source.

@rungavagairun 11 месяцев назад

I really want a Quasar 3D sleeping pad with the insulation they use in the Tensor pads. The Quasar 3D pads are more comfortable for me, but they are heavier than the Tensor pads and they have a lower R value.

@kimberlybenefiel7868 5 месяцев назад

At 15:15 to 15:18, just to the left of your jacket hood, there is movement between the trees. It looks like a tall black figure. I did not notice a backpack as it walked between the trees. It is walking upright, as a man would walk.

@Canadian_Craftsman 11 месяцев назад

Dance party!! 🥳 🎉 🎶 ✌️💚✊️🔥

@christophrehse Месяц назад

I am 6 feet tall and stomach sleeper and one of my feet tends to extend beyond the regular length once I am on my stomac. How would you rate the fit of the Nemo all-season for your personal use? Any valuable avice for me as a thru-hiking newbie?

@semo7566 11 месяцев назад

Tnx for the review!. How busy was the Alice Lake loop? I did the 80 mi Sawtooth loop in parallel to you - overall fantastic but stretch between Cramer and Barron lakes was really crowded

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Alice Lake was very busy. There were easily 30 people within 100 yards of where I set up. Toxaway was also busy, but I still had solitude. I want to explore more of that range. So pretty!

@Everydaybackpacker 11 месяцев назад

Gotta watch out for those little furry food thieves and backcountry dance parties! Great video and great loadout! I definitely gotta try out that new tensor!

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Those Chipmunks were something else! You know an area sees a lot of people when you have the mini bears circling your camp after you get set up for the day.

@2HennaHands 11 месяцев назад

I love to see people with realistic pack weight!

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

😁👍🏻

@somerandomguy706 11 месяцев назад

Hopefully I'll be a few pounds under that for my 8 day trip in the wind river range in a couple weeks. Nice seeing someone not rocking a totally unrealistic pack load out.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Have a great time! Just getting out and enjoying myself. 😁

@codymcgee6999 11 месяцев назад

Enjoy the wind river range! That's going to be spectacular. Definitely on my bucket list.

@davidshirley6850 11 месяцев назад

Awesome video, can't wait to hear about the warmer version of the tensor, living here in South in August so it feels close to 100 to 110 everyday, just curious what is the weather conditions there in the mountains?

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

For this trip it was 70’s during the day and I had a low of 41° overnight as my coldest.

@davidshirley6850 11 месяцев назад

@BackcountryExposure I am sooo jealous, if I could find somewhere to live where avg temp eas 45 to 55 or 60 I would move today... I hate summers in the south

@NordenzurZukunft 11 месяцев назад

@@davidshirley6850 May I present, Alaska? Granted we only have about 4 months of warm enough weather, but no way I could hike down south in that heat!

@Mike___Kilo 11 месяцев назад

Didn’t know about the Nitecore and Flextail bug repellers. Will check them out.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

👍🏻

@bihlygoat 11 месяцев назад

I had the OV Ventus hoody and found it to be not very breathable (mainly used it bc skiing for the ski down). The inside of it would be really wet after 1 lap. Replaced it with a MontBell UL ThermaWrap after doing research into actual tested MVTR and air permeability. The ThermaWrap is sooo much better!

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

I had a thermawrap for years and loved it.

@ronaldrose7593 11 месяцев назад

Hello 👋 Devin thank you for sharing this, most informative, video. It looks like you are really set for a really fun outing. All the best to you and your family. Stay safe out there. 🤗

@wyattroncin941 4 месяца назад

because the amicus has a built in igniter, my bic mini lives in the same watertight pouch as my first aid kit. if water gets in the cook pot and soaks out the igniter, it's going to soak out the bic as well.

@BackcountryExposure 4 месяца назад

That's a fair way to approach it!

@JarradShaw 11 месяцев назад

Is a 20 degree too warm for the summer? How do you make it work for the current conditions?

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Not usually for when sleeping at elevations over 8000’. I also tend to sleep cold.

@scubahiker 8 месяцев назад

I haven't seen a comparison between the Nitecore EMR06 and the Flextail Tiny repel. Would love to hear your feedback on them. Which one do you like better and is more effective? Appreciate you being the guinea pig!

@BackcountryExposure 8 месяцев назад

I like the Tiny Repel a little better cause you've got space for two pads and so more coverage. The EMR06 works well for just a small area/personal use. But I think the Tiny Repel is just a better option. I haven't had extensive use with them yet though, so I can't speak really well to how effective they actually are. But the times I have used them, they do seem to help keep the bugs at bay.

@simplywanda1065 11 месяцев назад

Hey Devan, just curious. How much brown liquor have you had on this trip??? 😜👏😆

@TheNoobHiker 9 месяцев назад

lots of good stuff in the vid! 👍Very curious how you felt after carrying that for 4 days? Was it too heavy or just right?

@BackcountryExposure 9 месяцев назад

Yeah, I had more food than I needed. I was initially planning on 5 days, and cut it short to 4 days. So I had more weight than needed. The Waymark THRU is a super comfortable backpack and carried the weight really well. But it was more weight than I wanted to be carrying.

@jeffbonzerpeterson 11 месяцев назад

Dang dude I just got back from a 4 day in the Ansel Adams wilderness with fishing gear, bear can and a chair at 27.7Lbs your camera gear must have been the culprit. Thanks for the video.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Yeah camera gear adds up, and the binos, food weight. Thanks!

@jeffbonzerpeterson 11 месяцев назад

@@BackcountryExposure my pack weight included food and water, I put my 3wt fly rod in a soft cloth wrap, I used 2 Smart water bottles and a Sawyer filter. My pack is a Durston Kakwa 55. Always willing to learn new tricks!

@richardhenry1969 11 месяцев назад

My memory solution comes with a gravity feed system and it has charcoal filter. The big game changer is you can buy filter rebuild kits. Best filter I’ve found especially the price. I don’t understand how anyone can pay that for a tent. I use a 3x3 tarp and a bug net . Seems like this display is all about labels. I will say Sawyer is the best bug juice. After being burned on 60% of my body I can’t use deet it burns me. Really I gotta give the man slack he does carry a chair. Anyone smart enough to bring a chair can’t be all bad.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

You could argue that for a lot of things in life. Why would someone spend $80,000 on a truck? It’s just the tool they chose to spend their money on. You can build a house with a hammer, but you can also build it with a nail gun. 😊👍🏻

@joshr585 11 месяцев назад

I'm prepping for a week long hunting trip in October and I've pared down my entire gear minus my worn clothes to 49.89 pounds weapon included. Without the weapon for my 4 day scouting trip I'm at 36.06 total weight. I want to go down to a trekking pole tent but just can't get there because we stay at a single camp and taking my tent down before sunset to be able to take my trekking poles on the hike outs for glassing and what not just isn't something I want to do. Only other thing I think I could shave significant weight with is my pack, but again I need the ability to haul out 50-60lb loads if we happen to be successful while also not getting a really nice pack messy.

@JasonSnailer 5 месяцев назад

Your weapon is 13 lbs?

@joshr585 5 месяцев назад

@@JasonSnailer ⁠no no. I can see how you thought that tho with how I wrote it. 7 day pack with gun=50 lbs ish 4 day pack without gun is the 30 somethin lbs (im on my phone so I can’t see the original text easy) So 3 days less food and gear is about 6 lbs at 2 lbs per day average plus about 7 lb rifle with ammo makes the difference there.

@JasonSnailer 5 месяцев назад

@@joshr585 ah ok I see. I was gonna say lol

@joshr585 5 месяцев назад

@@JasonSnailer I’d have to be using a hell of a gun and I’m in Idaho. Not Africa 😂

@HUKIT. 11 месяцев назад

Former Army infantry here and I always giggle I read titles such as this. We’d be humping well over 110lbs, so under 40 would be like a walk in the park.

@jays7318 11 месяцев назад

A good way to injure joints! I was in the infantry too. Glad I got out early and preserved my joints

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Ah the classic comment…

@sk-wx1cf 11 месяцев назад

Too heavy, too much stuff for me! i'm too little to carry that much stuff! but also I don't carry camera and fishing gear. I did that loop 2 weeks ago. the forecast was sunny everyday, 0% chance of rain, but I don't trust mountain weather. lucky for me i brought rain gear because it rained most of the second day. there were lots of mosquitos too. i wouldn't carry all that electronic repellent. 40% Repel deet did the job for me. picaridin was not effective. I'm very tempted by the Dipole 1 or 2p, but the $$$ is an effective repellent! Thanks for the rundown. Hope you will show a video of the trip itself.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

I expected the mosquitoes to be bad, but they weren’t at all. I only put the lotion on once at Alice lake. The repel devices were simply for testing in the anticipation of bad bugs. But turned out to just be extra bulk and weight.

@JarradShaw 11 месяцев назад

Sounds silly, but I think I would love if A) Eric and you do some future videos together, and B) out west where the ground is so hard and rocky… show some different ways to tie out the tent using rocks.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Yes, I’d love to get out with Eric. Good suggestions.

@seanboggs7312 11 месяцев назад

When were you there?! I did that same hike this past weekend! 😊

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

I started on Tuesday and went clockwise to Alice Lake first. I came out on Friday from Farley Lake.

@seanboggs7312 11 месяцев назад

@@BackcountryExposure Ah, we just missed each other! Last year my 12 y/o and I did the hike counter clockwise and absolutely loved it. This year was a boys’ youth group to Alice and back. Such a beautiful part of the country…

@undefeatedgaul3201 9 месяцев назад

where exactly are you here I would love to setup camp here one day looks beautiful

@BackcountryExposure 9 месяцев назад

As mentioned in the intro, I am at Farley lake in the Sawtooths. A lot of awesome campsites on that whole loop. :)

@JasonSnailer 5 месяцев назад

Have u ever tried the tenkara rod? Also what tripod are you using. I have the same camera setup and I was just wondering.

@BackcountryExposure 5 месяцев назад

Yes I’ve got a Tenkara Rod Co Beartooth rod. Love it! I’ve got the Aoka tripod. It’s linked in my recent video descriptions. Or search it on Amazon.

@JasonSnailer 5 месяцев назад

@@BackcountryExposure thank you

@RAMtrails 11 месяцев назад

Did you sell the Double Rainbow Li?

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

No, I still have it. There are just some new tents on the market I’ve been testing/using.

@kriswibbenhorstermeister9885 11 месяцев назад

I’ll be grabbing this sleeping pad as soon as it hits the market. Hopefully it’s long enough for me… it’s tough to find a sleeping pad in 81”

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

I believe the longest the Long/Wide size goes is 78”.

@kriswibbenhorstermeister9885 11 месяцев назад

@@BackcountryExposure that’s not too bad. I wish some of these companies would make things a little longer though. I know it adds weight, and my height consists of probably 1% of the backpacking population, but man, it’s tough for tall people lol. Thanks for the reply

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

@@kriswibbenhorstermeister9885I would bet that there’s limitations to the machinery that produces the pads. It’s very possible that the machines that press the fabrics together for the welds are only so long and the cost to manufacture a larger press isn’t worth the return. Doesn’t mean that larger sizes couldn’t or shouldn’t be offered. Same goes for 30” wide or even 28” wide pads.

@kriswibbenhorstermeister9885 11 месяцев назад

@@BackcountryExposure that’s quite interesting. I didn’t know there were sleeping pad presses, but now that I know, that makes complete sense. I will just have to sleep in the fetal position haha

@LostAgainwithJim 11 месяцев назад

That not a bad load out for four days. I always end up bringing food home too.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

That should be the challenge for each trip. Can I come home with no food but still have enough calories. 🤔

@LostAgainwithJim 11 месяцев назад

@@BackcountryExposure I tried that once on a PCT section hike. I ran out of food and had a half day back to the car. I’d honestly rather bring extra haha.

@scottjenkins5466 7 месяцев назад

Curious what tripod you are using? I’m trying to find a tripod for my phone but not wanting one of the cheap stand types.

@BackcountryExposure 7 месяцев назад

It's from Amazon and is called the Aoka 28" Carbon Fiber tripod. For my phone I use a Movo phone mount that attaches to the ball head of the tripod. It's a great setup.

@scottjenkins5466 7 месяцев назад

Thank you. I will jave a look a it @@BackcountryExposure

@petenordic-ef1zh 10 месяцев назад

4 of everything? OK, I don't like bugs either. But would not cook within the Thermacell bubble ... reason to have two gas canisters - to have the cooking going on outside the poison zone - and not just as backup against the 1st 100g one malfunctioning.

@26parma 11 месяцев назад

$600+ sleeping bag? Daaaamn!

@BM-cj7hr 11 месяцев назад

Yours is too heavy for me. 😂😂 Im roughly right under at 26lbs total, that includes water and food, along with a chair, fishing pole and some luxury items for my 3 days, 2 nights trips

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Right on! I’m usually under 30 pounds for a weekend trip. Good weight adds up quick.

@in2mtns 11 месяцев назад

Didn’t see a first aid kit. Did I miss that?

@flybyguy1450 11 месяцев назад

I average about 32lbs for 5 days of backpacking, with luxury items included

@neemancallender9092 11 месяцев назад

metric please Add it at the top

@kimberlybenefiel7868 5 месяцев назад

Correction: The movement starts at 15:12 to 15:18.

@BackcountryExposure 5 месяцев назад

I’m impressed you saw that. Ha! That’s just another group of campers in a site that was down from my camp. 😁

@gcvrsa 11 месяцев назад

38 lbs for a 4-day trip in Summer? Why would you do that to yourself? That’s torture.

@teflone121 11 месяцев назад

Moosejaw, the absolute worst purchasing experience I've ever had, they are also owned by Walmart.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

No longer owned by Walmart. Dicks Sporting Goods purchased them. But sorry you had a poor experience though. I know their goal is to not be in business to frustrate people.

@ronhanish 11 месяцев назад

mummy bag, very stupid design, bags are small enough, not comfortable having your legs bound !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@edwin8808 11 месяцев назад

That is the weight of my backpack for 4 days or so, Devin_indoors.

@BackcountryExposure 11 месяцев назад

Who is Devin Indoors?

@edwin8808 11 месяцев назад

@@BackcountryExposure just a joke, bc of the channel names. There is another RU-vidr call “name” outdoors, so better to call you Devin indoors 😮😂. Makes more sense as you expend of your time indoors anyway not outdoors.