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@mrdeanvincent Месяц назад

Most of the 'experienced hikers' I see with RU-vid channels tend to give me the impression that they've got even less experience than I do. It's obvious that you've actually done the miles and honed your equipment to suit you. Thanks for some excellent tips.

@andreaknibbs9328 Год назад

I really like how you discuss openly how one deals w bodily functions while out in the wild. These are things us noobs need to know👍

@focusdecorating3637 2 месяца назад

One does

@CBne1997 Год назад

I bet the pink spoon is so light it has the ability to reduce the weight of other items. It has super powers!

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

You know it!

@Archer21344 Год назад

Soup er powers

@joewatson3398 Год назад

like your food😂

@Defender_of_Faith Год назад

Great comment 😆

@TheNoobHiker 10 месяцев назад

Justin is by far one of the foremost experts on ultralight hiking. I have been watching his videos for a short time but it's very obvious he far more experienced than many others. Thanks for the knowledge you're passing along!

@lukepippin4781 Год назад

Fun fact, the titanium spoon is actually infused with solidified helium and will carry your pack for you if you put it inside your water bladder with a few drops of canola oil.

@perpetualconfusion5885 Год назад

wtf?

@CRuM770 Год назад

@@perpetualconfusion5885 lol! I have some "land" in Florida I would like to sell you.

@naturescritter4691 Год назад

I think I added the wrong oil… I put in 5w-30 and the pack ran for miles

@l-vinotrading4450 Год назад

It also serves as a C4 bomb if you put it on fire 😂

@CRuM770 Год назад

@@l-vinotrading4450 💥 I won't do that again.

@aussieskidog Год назад

A very small comment - I avoid putting tent stakes into their bag point first, as this will more likely poke holes over time - with Shepard's crook style pegs especially.

@Andy-Mesa Год назад

As a dude, I never thought of using a Kula Cloth with my bidet, I usually just air dry. Now I'm intrigued.

@tanvach Год назад

That’s a great idea I agree

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

Air drying works great but I find myself quite a bit dryer with the Kula Cloth (not digging in with it, just a superficial drying), which leads to feeling more fresh after.

@ropersix Год назад

I wish more packs had the running vest style straps, and it's great to learn about this one. Looks really good.

@IPv6Freely Год назад

Huge credit for being the only one I've ever seen to do a bidet demonstration in their video! :D Where's this filmed at? Looks like my old neck of the woods, making me miss it a lot!

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

Outside of Phoenix!

@janefreeman995 Год назад

Ladies need to wash from the opposite direction. ...from fuzzy to scuzzy. UTI issue....

@RockyRae0718 Год назад

The pricing on these items are absolutely batshit expensive

@roybenedicto8642 Год назад

This will be a great benchmark if you want to trim down your gear weight for 2023. Great video as always!

@lets_go_brandon_lee_6198 Год назад

Aw man Justin…was not expecting that visual. Anything to save weight by using no TP👍🏼

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

Not having to worry about TP has been pretty amazing!

@lets_go_brandon_lee_6198 Год назад

@@JustinOutdoors I know a little tmi but I know where your coming from. Just installed a Bidet that was given as a Xmas gift. Good times lol

@gcvrsa Год назад

$600 for a tent that doesn't even include a groundsheet is absolutely mental. And $100 extra for the groundsheet. Utter insanity.

@higler. 4 месяца назад

Using a groundsheet is utter insanity

@Okay-wf1pn Год назад

I know this video is sponsored but I love that these are nearly cottage brands. Allman's right is based in NYC!

@Zac9 Год назад

You should put the price next to the items, I'm interested in a tent like that. Nothing more annoying when you're hiking and have a tent where it feels like you're building a house, lol. Awesome stuff man, subscribed 🤙

@KrizAkoni Год назад

Nice vid. The powdered soap is pretty cool.

@elijahfishburne1251 Год назад

The bidee setup is a pro move🤌

@DynamicJon 11 месяцев назад

Appreciate the clean butt concerns you have, I'm in the same boat picking up all the gear you recommend

@tdub1623 Год назад

GGG trying to get rid of those toothbrushes! I hate the tablets. A bit of baking soda in a mini zip-lock is perfect.

@Eldare Год назад

Damn u really refined this set-up, my mind is blown well done 💙

@owlypacks 9 месяцев назад

😃

@tomlovesdiy Год назад

Can't get behind a tiny 1 person tent. Got to have 25 square feet inside so I can keep some gear at hand and not be against the walls. That also makes room side-to-side for my wide rectangular pad. Love the Trekology pillow. I add a 2 ounce DIY down/feather pillow on top. It adds warmth and a LOT of comfort. Don't like titanium spoons. Expensive and they tend to have shallow bowls. I have used a Walmart Ozark Trail long spoon. Less than a dollar but out of stock. Looking for an alternative since I left mine at tha bottom of Linville Gorge. Might do a video for my channel (Tom Loves DIY) about cheap, lighweight spoons. Have to agree about Decathalon down jacket. Great value and decent weight to warnth ratio. Thanks for another great video.

@blackvest Год назад

Those fonts are pretty dope and easy to read.

@richardhenry1969 Год назад

Its videos like these that can be dangerous. This gear is enough to get you by as long as. Which is the area i work in. I don't understand why many hikers (usually ultralight hikers) don't plan for bad events. When you look at the amount of rescue and injured hikers has definitely increased. How many could have been saved with a bit of skills. Learning fire skills instead of depending on gas stoves. Land navigation. Paper maps. Really how much weight is a saw a knife, ferro rod, an a compass. Every kit should start with those 4 things. Now most trails are not fr from civilization but Midwest can be extremely dangerous. Not just the land but the animals. On the east coast 2 leg animals are the problem but north and mdwest then bear spray. Of course what do i know only years training and being part of Ranger school. The difference between Dave Canterbury and me is my military experience isn't made up. Lol.

@paulhease1007 6 месяцев назад

1000%

@kylefull Год назад

Heads up: Using a metal key ring on your compass can mess up the correct directions on it. It’s better to use a rope or rubber ring etc. anything that isn’t metal!!

@sk-wx1cf Год назад

good point, but a non-magnetic metal, such as aluminum, would probably be fine.

@eric55406 10 месяцев назад

Great video Justin and I have recently adopted many of your suggestions here. This year I've ordered a lot of stuff from Garage Grown Gear to get lighter in my load and can say I'm a very happy customer. The only thing I don't use is the (free) tiny toothbrush they sent. I prefer a GUM travel toothbrush that weighs a few more grams but has a longer handle.

@oldirtybeuner 9 месяцев назад

Lightweight gear often has bright colors and that doesn't make much sense when I go stealthcamping, so I can't really use it in my adventures

@dougtalbot193 Год назад

Thanks J - this is great information. Much appreciated.

@sassyclemens9804 Год назад

"Swedish cloth" very interesting..

@davidturner3014 5 месяцев назад

Cool style. Thank you for sharing! And all those toys! Thanx again. (Kinda' like a movie ticket or rock concert experience.)

@smb7078 5 месяцев назад

I have never encountered a more relatable hiker when it comes to poop hygiene 🔥🔥🔥

@normanc.2021 Год назад

Very informative. I love GGG they have nice stuff I have a few of the toothbrushes.

@nolangonzales8534 10 месяцев назад

thats a very interesting setup, definitely a few things i could take away from this video. I've got an old veshmeshok rucksack, here's what i've got in it: 2-person Tent, weighs 6 pounds Wool Blanket Trench Shovel 4 Pairs of Socks & Underwear 2 Tan T-Shirts 1 Pair of Shorts Plastic Bags Towel Gloves 2 MREs -Frogtogg Sack Tinder Matches Wetnaps Napkins 4 Sets of Dinnerware 2 D-Batteries Toiletpaper Sewing Kit + Duct Tape Fishing Line Paracord Bracelet Can Opener Rocketstove -Black Hygiene Bag Foot Powder Bug Repellent Bar Soap -First Aid Kit Gloves Napkins Gauze Bandaids Afterbite Antibiotic Ointment Ace Bandage Hand Sanitizer Rubbing Alcohol Hydrocortisone Alergy Meds Angled Flashlight 20 Rounds of ammo Small Pot I've got the tent, poles, and blanket strapped on top of the rucksack, and I use the handles of the pot and shovel to keep them in place. I use the bag's draw string to cinch the pot handle and shovel handle together, and I use two spare belts to cinch the tent onto the blanket, which is strapped down in a horseshoe shape on the sides and top of the bag. I plan to add a lifestraw to my bag when it delivers, but for now I'm using a stainless steel canteen with a sling pouch. Because the bag has no definite shape, I have to pack everything in a certain manner to give it shape. I use the mres, frogtogg sack, and rocket stove to give the back a more square shape so that it will sit closer to my back, then I pack my hygiene and first aid kit in the small space between all that, with my ammo, pot, and light on top, and my spare clothes and towel underneath it. The shovel packs into a pouch that's on the outside of the bag, and the pot handle stick out of the knot that I tie. All together it weights about 30 pounds. The sack has thin straps that leave welts on your shoulders or collar bones, but they aren't too bad. Mine comes with a chest strap which comes in handy. When I sleep, I'll place a bunch of grass underneath the spot in the tent I'll sleep in and Ill use my rucksack as a pillow. I hiked about 6 miles with this on one time to my camping spot and other than for a couple light welts, everything was fine.

@Beyond46 Год назад

2:38 thank you for this information! I’ve been wondering about a solution for this but this is the first time I’ve seen it! Sorry for bad English

@philipbuckley759 Год назад

a gatewood poncho tarp is a rain and pack cover and a shelter, the jacks r better stealth quilt is a quilt plus a poncho....two pieces of equipment...fewer than 2 lbs and five functions...

@Parkitloveit Год назад

T-Rex arms 😅Respect, that’s good advice, I’ll check out some of your gear! Have a great day 🍀

@aimlesslyrunning5127 Год назад

Can I just say that I appreciate the time, humor, and educational factor behind you spraying your bum while fully clothed with the bidet. lol but like seriously awesome video.

@bimazivanovic4784 Год назад

Tbh I'm not sure I'd call this minimalist. You have everything covered and more... Nice setup👍

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

No chair! :P

@dannynye1731 Год назад

Then there is the knife only survival dudes

@MrGraemeb2022 5 месяцев назад

Very good - thank you. A number of useful tips I shall incorporate on the Camino de Santiago.

@flowersafeheart Год назад

Awesome video!! Im surprised alpaca isnt more popular. My research shows it has the pros of merino without the cons

@sheppardlambert Год назад

Take the metal ring off of your compass. They will become magnetized over time and throw off your bearing.

@renojaloleyui7099 Год назад

Always wondered if it is possible to use the kula cloth in that way so it is good to see that tested!

@NonalignedVideos Год назад

I'm pondering a long trip that'll have re-supply, but no zero days off-trail. Most ultralight hikers don't bother with extra clothing besides thermal layers. I wonder what you''d do if you went out for 20+ days? Even merino starts to smell after a week of hard hiking. Would you bring extra cloths, wash your outfit, or just smell?

@architennis 11 месяцев назад

The two times I went out for 20 days I just smelled. But all the long trail hikers seem to resupply in a town about every 5 days and do laundry then (while wearing a rain jacket or something).

@kristenmurphy4122 Год назад

Love my Kula cloth! Maybe need a second one!

@PawPawDrew1 Год назад

This is more advertising than informative.

@richardstamper51 Год назад

Not sure if you hear me the other day, but yes.. This is the Justin I LOVE!! :)

@05Paladin Год назад

Nice video, almost makes me think I could go minimal but as a small giant my gear is ALWAYS going to be bigger/heavier :D

@Aethelhadas Год назад

small giant?

@sabineor Год назад

this video is all like: level up!

@theoutdoordogandhikinggirl Год назад

I can start my own toothbrushes store by now with all those tiny ones I have from GGG 😅

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

I know, right! haha. They should have an "opt out" at some point.

@CBne1997 Год назад

Will the pink spoon inflate your pad at the end of the day or do you still use the flextail pump?

@myrtille96 Год назад

I am always curious about what minimalists do for food, if you have to bring a bear canister? Would it fit in your bag?

@patchess5488 Год назад

Typically you tie it on top or the outside of your pack

@architennis 11 месяцев назад

@@patchess5488 With the food inside your pack, and then move it to the bear can at night...so it carries better during the day.

@patchess5488 11 месяцев назад

@@architennis oh sorry I didn’t mean you carry it full tied to your back, I was talking the canister in general.

@robertmaxwell3220 Год назад

Recognize pillow,as I use mine camping and bedroom!

@dianemitchell4445 Год назад

Great vid! I can't wait for the next adventure.

@brando5705 8 месяцев назад

Can you please make an affordable light hiking setup, not just toaks and thermarest, 600 dollar tent, etc....for the casual hikers.

@janefreeman995 Год назад

Ladies need a full squat and wash from front to back. There's that UTI problem. Also, if rationing water and no tp, then use leaves or so, but when water is available, wash to avoid monkey butt.

@BM-ms3gr Год назад

Tx for sharing, what everyone brings is personal. Imho you went over the top with some of your items; the backpack with no frame, no hip belt therefore all the we w8 on your shoulders, that’s not comfortable. toothbrush and tablets made me laugh, to bring a quality travel tb and tp is literally no weight. Ultralight gear like the tent is expensive, more prone to get damaged and not durable. There is a huge gap between heavy glamping gear or ultra light, go to a specialized store with knowledgeable staff and take their advice. Happy trekking ✌🏻

@maaz322 Год назад

Some of his claims are BS, he can't survive 200 days with a filter that says in its own manual it needs to be cleaned with bleach every 2 weeks... But he did say 8 pounds, not sure if ur used to metric system, but 8 pounds feels like nothing and a hip belt or frame is completely unnecessary

@eduardoha62 5 месяцев назад

Excellent video but very expensive products

@owlypacks 9 месяцев назад

Nice video, everything is there !

@Blindbat1337 2 месяца назад

Got the name of the pants you’re wearing? Look mad comfy.

@zoulis35 Год назад

I like this Zerk 40 pack but also the Gossamer gear Kumo 36 pack seems great too. Could you compare these 2? Any thoughts which would be better than the other?

@MrTitanTopper 9 месяцев назад

Nice vid!

@coachhannah2403 10 месяцев назад

Tent stakes are too heavy and often not usable. I made pads from tarp material with a hole on which I put rocks or bags of sand.

@miketaylor6700 Год назад

Why do I LOVE Ultralight Backpacking videos but carry a 30lb pack?

@HL3AlcAida 5 месяцев назад

Because we need an excuse for our buy addiction.

@kec2528 4 месяца назад

Would you ever consider using a bivy sack as a sleep system?

@youssefj4061 Год назад

Hi justin, great video. There is a mistake on the weight of the FH500 rain jacket: it is 220g according to decathlon :)

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

Most of the weights are based on my own measurements. Some of the weights in the video are a little off. Double check the Lighterpack in the video description for the most accurate weights!

@youssefj4061 Год назад

Thanks, the weight of 185 in the lighterpack seems more inline with the official numbers than the 574g displayed in the video!

@architennis 11 месяцев назад

@@youssefj4061 Woah, I was wondering why he carried a 20 oz rain jacket! Thanks for clearing that up.

@CharmingGecko Год назад

The Durston X-Mid 1 Pro is replacing my Plex Solo when it gets here.

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

I just can't get behind that 2-pole tent life for a solo tent!

@kylecaviness4067 Год назад

My xmid still stands sturdy if one pole was missing in an emergency. But I get to enjoy the space the rest of the time. (I’ll test this in my xmid pro 1 in a couple weeks… :-)

@josboeman9228 11 месяцев назад

Respect! Your gear still seems new after 200 days, it's like it was never used...🤔

@JustinOutdoors 11 месяцев назад

Haha. That pack alone has over 200 days on it.

@Ottawa9one9 Год назад

Justin: do you think the extra space of your Altaplex isn't worth the little extra weight? Would love to see you do a comparison video of the Altaplex and the Plex Solo

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

It's surprisingly not THAT much more space. I want to do a comparison soon but I was surprised by how roomy the Plex Solo was.

@Ottawa9one9 Год назад

@@JustinOutdoors I look forward to seeing that! I'm most curious about the entry and exit heights. As an older guy, that low overhang on the front of the Plex Solo looks painful.

@nickwoo2 Год назад

I got a pink titanium spoon now as well

@lakorai2 Год назад

GGG is great unless you are Canadian. Sky high import duty and taxes

@browsman2328 Год назад

Hi Justin, you do a good job, I trust your reviews. Concerning the CuloClean, those of us in California know the word Culo is Spanish slang for butt hole. Pardon my French.

@northern_yankee 4 месяца назад

I hate all your gear because I can't afford it. Kidding that tent is on my 2 buy list

@arieltejada4052 8 месяцев назад

What do you do with the soap? Do you rinse it off in the stream? That doesn't seem right...

@mecsys Год назад

Seeing your vids for a while now, great content. Where could I get a cap like yours? Can’t find those in Montréal

@fabiogiovagnoli9909 8 месяцев назад

then there's me, that when i go for the weekend at my friend's house i get a suitcase.

@rawbee360 Год назад

good job my lad!

@nathanj9354 Год назад

Thank you. We love the products reviews. Keep the videos coming. 💯🔥✊👍🙏🙌

@M1America Год назад

Inshallah I just spread em wide and drop a clean one down into the cathole and use my shemagh to clean up. Sometimes I also tie it onto my pack and wipe off my face with it or I wear it as a hat. Not all at the same time.

@M1America Год назад

Its a brown one, in case you were wondering.

@giobreakingfree3497 Год назад

Little fun fact. Culo literally means butt in Italian. So literally butt cleaner😂

@gabemirwin 11 месяцев назад

Hopefully you know that that compass is probably not accurate. I’d cut off the stainless ring if I were you. Also What is the lowest temperature can you comfortably camp at?

@TheFeralFemale130 Месяц назад

good points and tips... but i am curious as to where you store your filming gear( i didnt see a pocket or attachment and no hip belt) and food( with a a quilt, tent and the other stuff inside the 40L pack). how much would the filming gear weight add?

@JustinOutdoors Месяц назад

For this kind of trip, I have my camera attached to my trekking pole and keep spare batteries in my pocket.

@TheFeralFemale130 Месяц назад

@@JustinOutdoors thanks:)

@maurolimaok Год назад

Nice video!

@bfg1836 Год назад

Sorry, I gotta call BS on the 30 pounds without hip belt and full comfort claim. I’ve gone this light for a base weight with frequent water sources and 2 days of food, so maybe 14 or 15 pounds with no hip belt, but 30 pounds without a hip belt sounds ridiculous to me.

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

Have you tried the Zerk 40? The running vest shoulder straps are game changers.

@emeliehammarstrom15 Год назад

Will not be using a bidet around/below freezing😂 🧊

@JustinOutdoors Год назад

I find it fine to below freezing, but not much below! That glacier runoff water though...

@allansoares9153 9 месяцев назад

even the lighter is blue that's dedication

@CHI92 Год назад

When he was talking about the culo brands I was so dead ifykyk

@paytonheidtke6037 Год назад

What are the purple pants you are wearing in the video? They look nice and I thought they had repelled water in the bidet clip.

@asmith7876 Год назад

Further confirms I’ll NEVER be an ultralight hiker. I’ll probably never get the chance to do an extended through hike so I guess it all works out. Now, anybody seen my hatchet? Damn it, it was laying here next to my stainless steel water bottle…. 😂😂😂😂

@es0x Год назад

Looks like another fellow Calgarian escaped to Arizona at the same time that I did

@swaggytoast5242 Год назад

very helpful

@trailsandbeers 9 месяцев назад

why is the front pocket of your pack on the back?

@cemkaplanck Год назад

Thx Justin, ı will hit the road too. I also got a channel. Have a great time.

@Nickeloou 7 месяцев назад

Where have you bought the antigravity spoon?

@gabscar1 11 месяцев назад

Is a 40 ltr bag not overkill when travelling so light/sparse?

@TrzCinA122 10 месяцев назад

Have you ever tried decathlon air pads?

@wisenber Год назад

For those of us with broad shoulders, the 8 lb options are pretty spartan. My shoulders are a bit over 24 inches wide, meaning a 20 inch pad is out of the question and most 25 inch wide pads won't do unless you remain perfectly still and centered. That bumps your pad weight up. Tends to require a wider quilt bumping that up. Wide shelter bumping that up. Bigger jacket..... However hammocks tend to erase the need for most shelter related weight increases as most underquilts are at least 42 inches wide. That being said, extra should width implies extra carrying capability. I can carry an 11 pound pack on one shoulder without really noticing the difference. SUL just remains out of reach without using undersized gear.

@dougstephens1923 Год назад

Being tall doesn't help with metrics either. Large or extra large and wide everything. I carry a Durston X-Mid 2 when solo because I need the room. I'm all for ultralight and weighing things, but for comparison, your base weight should be somehow adjusted for your height and weight.

@joshgonzalez2885 Год назад

Actually I use a Thermarest NeoAir in XL in a Durston XMid 1P. It's a 30 inch wide pad and fits perfectly in the Durston. I'm also 6'5 and find it's a lovely setup

@wisenber Год назад

@@joshgonzalez2885 It fits perfectly because your pad is 25 inches wide. They don't make a 30 inch wide NeoAir

@joshgonzalez2885 Год назад

@@wisenber I have it right in front of me lol NeoAir Topo Luxe in XL. 30 inch wide. Trust me I'm a 25 inch chest id know if it was 25 wide

@wisenber Год назад

@@joshgonzalez2885 interesting. Thermarest doesn't list a Neo Air in a 30 inch width. The wide and XL show 25 inches with the regular being 20... Ah the Topos are 2.2 lbs in that size.