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@DanBecker 2 года назад

The OnX Backcountry navigation app is a YEARLY membership you can get for less than $25!! It's sooooooo good!! 👉bit.ly/3v99kq4

@elliotw5918 2 года назад

So, I've had that app for a couple years and use it for off-trail trips. Can't even say how handy that's been on a couple of trips.

@FrontlineLLC 2 года назад

Disagree. Difficult to use and buggy. Better navigation apps out there.

@elliotw5918 2 года назад

@@FrontlineLLC I can honestly say I've never had that problem with the app. Got any you would recommend?

@FrontlineLLC 2 года назад

@@elliotw5918 I like Gaia and use COTREX a lot in Colorado.

@elliotw5918 2 года назад

@@FrontlineLLC nice, I'll check those out. I'm in east TN/west NC

@artm.8254 2 года назад

Who knew Jim from the office was a backpacking influencer. Just discovered your channel DB and I'm watching you more than Netflix. Thanks for your vids. Not only are they fun and funny but insightful. Thanks Dan and emmit

@xenothex 2 года назад

Big fan of Emmett's editing style

@emmetthendrickson2696 2 года назад

Appreciate it Kyle!

@themoodyteam 2 года назад

Strangely entertaining 😁

@odindahle 2 года назад

Hope to get a full review on the X-mid! Patiently waiting for my X-mid 2 pro to arrive this summer.

@southpawhammer8644 2 года назад

Wow! Awesome sneaky ad plug.

@Kevinschart 2 года назад

Dan's pitch on the xmid needs a little work. Don't let that deter you from looking into the tent.

@StevenJohnsonR 2 года назад

Squirt PS4 is absolutely indispensable -- I keep one on my keychain all the time

@matusnovosadek5426 2 года назад

designated campsite is campsite that is designated... cool :D

@naltaca 2 года назад

Your fact checker seems very practical, I'd like to hear his reviews.

@markfletcher8084 2 года назад

I love Big Bend.

@jakeells66 2 года назад

FLEXTAILGEAR Tiny Pump X! BOOM! I win.

@magicworldbyjorg 2 года назад

..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…

@neurofiber2406 2 года назад

How much does your pack weigh? Aking for a friend...

@TheofficialJoe_C 2 года назад

Flextail gear Tiny Pump X!

@EnderXeno1983 2 года назад

Does anyone else feel that Dan doesn’t actually do a lot of backpacking, he is just a RU-vid personality? Not sure why I feel that way. Take a look at how he is wearing his pack at the end. Don’t get me wrong, I think he probably does more good than most for the community, I just feel he is more an actor with a crew than someone I would want on the trail with me.

@DanBecker 2 года назад

Sorry you feel that way! I went on 16 full backpacking trips in 2021 alone. I’ve gone on a few this year already and have so far 7 more on the calendar for 2022. I choose to make my videos non-trip style videos because of two reasons… The first is that no one ever watches them on my channel. They are the lowest viewed of any I put out. So they were a ton of work and little to no gain. And two, I can actually enjoy the backpacking part. I don’t have to constantly stop and film every little detail. And when I get to camp or I have an actual topic that I think people will care about or be able to learn from, I make a video on it. Hope that answers your question!

@backpacker3421 2 года назад

So... looking at you guys in that video, I'd like to recommend a very important piece of gear that's well under $40 and doesn't even impact your baseweight since it's consumable. Sunscreen.

@Case16710 2 года назад

About that Flex Tail Gear Tiny Pump X… I recently got super nerdy and started putting together a spreadsheet with the weights of all my gear. I was surprised to find out that the Tiny Pump (plus its bag and one adapter) weighs less than two Nemo pump sacks. So the next time my son and I go out, we’ll take the tiny pump (107.1 grams), and leave the two pump sacks (55.8 g each), his lantern (24.9 g) and it’s batteries (3 AAA eneloops at 11.7 g each) at home, and save over 2 ounces (65.5 grams). Yes, I’m fun at parties!

@adidas4275 2 года назад

lol

@PABackpacker 2 года назад

The fact that the Tiny Pump has a built in light sealed the deal for me.

@simpleoutdoors1 2 года назад

i love dan, im so glad he showed us gear that he uses that wont break the bank or my wallet! although i understand if some people go hiking full time and can afford it then yes a $500 sleeping bag might work for them, but for many like myself that go one overnight every 2 weeks or so plus my salary$ i cant see myself or afford very expensive gear, i cant get a $400 sleeping bag/air pad or $700 tent, hope to see dan do more videos with less expensive gear, maybe do an overnight with just a whole gear pack thats cheap/cheaper? would love to see that! thank you dan!

@privateeye2490 2 года назад

Who knew it could be so expensive to pretend to be homeless for a weekend.

@driftadvocate1839 2 года назад

@@privateeye2490 homeless in the worst conditions ever! you bet ur every last dollar it will cost ya

@privateeye2490 2 года назад

@@driftadvocate1839 dude, I know. I love and camp in Alaska.

@driftadvocate1839 2 года назад

@@privateeye2490 lolol. no pain no gain

@DevialDeFi 2 года назад

Emmett/ editor guy / camera man - good job on this video! Dan don't fire him.

@outbackwack368 2 года назад

Tell Emmett DON'T EVER BUY A PET... A.D.O.P.T. and save a life!!!!!!!!!!

@emmetthendrickson2696 2 года назад

planning on adopting! definitely the right thing to do

@JustinOutdoors 2 года назад

I see you let Steven drive. Go on any nice "detours"? ;)

@Rocket_Six 2 года назад

Man, that Jogo straw is one of the most common items in Argentina, called Bombilla, and it's used on the Mate. and the kit comes with the classic bombilla cleaner so my guess is that the creator is Argentinian or Uruguayan or at least has visited those countries. Imagine having a zoom work meeting and most of the people have one drinking mate, that kind of common.

@doc8125 2 года назад

The creators mentioned bombillas in theie Kickstarter campaign. Though their angle was creating one with a much finer filter so you won't drink pieces of coffee grounds

@doc8125 2 года назад

At least the bombillas I've used have a fairly coarse filter compared to what thr jogo has

@Rocket_Six 2 года назад

@@doc8125 Search "filtro fino para bombillas" is someting like "Fine filter for bombillas". But I really like this rugged design.

@timgorski2473 2 года назад

Hey Dan. Love the Channel! What did you think of the Mid-X 1P? Just got mine out for the first time and loved it!

@francogiavarini4345 2 года назад

Use an Argentinian bombilla made for mate instead of Jogo staw, it's waaaaay cheaper and the same result if you wrap the bombilla in cloth fabric. Also, it's reusable.

@daniellebergman1551 2 года назад

Just seeing this message now! This was my exact question that I just posted about the straw… nice hack Franco!

@crisloucks6805 2 года назад

I was confused when he referred to this as some kind of coffee inovation when yerba mate drinkers have been using these types of straws for centuries. It is nice to see a modern take on it.

@williamcranmer9778 2 года назад

First! Thanks for making this video!

@MrDanJB85 2 года назад

Just got back from my first trip with the flextail gear tiny pump X and I love it; I was out for 10 nights and it just about managed it on a single charge. I used it as a hanging light in my tent and to inflate my sleeping mat and pillow each night. I was using an old Thermarest Prolite, which doesn't need as much inflation as some of the newer designs and the pump had noticeably lost pressure on the last two nights so 10 nights is really pushing its capabilities, but still super impressed. I got a lot more performance (and comfort) out of my sleeping pad Vs blowing it up with my mouth. Thanks for the recommendation Dan!

@adidas4275 2 года назад

10 nights without recharging and using as a light it damn impressive

@daniellebergman1551 2 года назад

Hey Dan! Great videos! Question… does the jogo straw seem actually that different from a yerba mate straw? Thanks! Keep up the great videos and awesome way of sharing information!

@incidentshappen 2 года назад

My thought exactly, it looks like a bombilla! You could always bring a Bripe ...

@raw-earth-exploits 2 года назад

Exactly!!! Bombilla the way to go and under 1$.

@healthcoachadrian 2 года назад

Why no introduction or shoutout for mylifeoutdoors? I love that guys channel

@peterdevine5823 2 года назад

We dont have man eating bears here in Australia. We do have man eating lizards and fish but I dont hike in those areas. Anyway I am new to hiking so foregive me for my ignorance, that food safe I assume is to protect your food from the bears. Apart from some loud noises and pepper what do you do to protect yourselves from bears. Wouldnt it make sense to have the food bin 10, 50, 100 metres, apologies 16.404, 164.40, 328.084 feet from your tent. If I was a bear and worked out the food was loacked away Id go for the human tacos right near the food safe. Keep up the good work Dan and others, love it.

@craigpaul2902 2 года назад

Hi fellow Aussie The safe is to keep the animals safe from human interactions and to stop them from being habituated to getting food from humans. They have the same set-up on the Fraser Island Great Walk campsites (a great hike worth doing)

@peterdevine5823 2 года назад

@@craigpaul2902 makes sense. Also saves your tent from rodents

@Isaac_L.. 2 года назад

For anyone interested... As far as headlamps go, I just got hardcore into caving over the last few months, and virtually everyone uses the zebralight for our secondary headlamp. It's a bit pricier at $90 (our primary headlamps run between $300 and $600) and is complete overkill for anything but caving. It's fully waterproof, and shock proof, it's got a full metal body, and an excellent headband. They make different "colors" of lights (ie 3000K, 5000K, etc) and also high CRI models which are highly color accurate for photography. They have flood and hybrid beam patterns. They sell a AA version and a lithium ion version that takes rechargable 18650 (which you can get for $8 a piece). They can run over 1,000 lumens for short bursts of time, but I almost exclusively usually use the 2nd highest setting (800 lumens I think) and have been averaging 11 hours on a single charge. I could probably double that if I used a lower brightness. I'll throw some links below for anyone interested in my setup (or a similar one). If you want to splurge or need something more substantial than most cheaper options, I can't recommend this enough.

@lanetaglio 2 года назад

Had my Zebra for a decade,..bombproof!

@Isaacmantx 2 года назад

I have been looking for a high quality light for hunting for years... any chance there is a red light option in those "colors"?

@Isaac_L.. 2 года назад

@Isaac Barnett Yeah that's the one feature they're missing (a red light). I personally never use red lights but I could see how that could be a deal breaker if you use them alot. It really is as simple a design as you can really get, so no "unnecessary" red light.

@Isaacmantx 2 года назад

@@Isaac_L.. that makes hunting a MASSIVELY overlooked option. The hunting industry is 900 MILLION dollars a year… I would think a light manufacturer could find enough margin in that large of a market for a red light that most game can’t see…. All It takes is a change in the LED wavelength output of a particular light. A small sensor change could equal MASSIVE returns for a manufacturer.

@ewakingwood Год назад

@@Isaacmantx They HAVE made red lights in the past (been a zebralight fanboy for nearly 20 years) but I'm not sure if they are currently offering one. Next best choice for that would probably be Fenix.

@ProjectPurity 2 года назад

Nice tent! Love my X-Mid 2P.

@jackdale9249 Год назад

that leatherman is discontinued ! prob broke as it's too small! ( and they use cheap metal to make them 'chinesium" LOL )

@AtomicBleach 2 года назад

That squirt p4 is way too clean to have been on your keychain lol. Mine barely has any color on it and ive only had it on my keychain for half a year.

@edgit69 2 года назад

We all know you're dropped of at these locations in you private helicopter and then returned to you 5 star hotel after filming. Start giving your sherpas and mules more credit. 😆 🤣 😂 😹

@jamesbrooks3664 2 года назад

Lmfao

@gizmo6164 2 года назад

Yep, Emmett smashed it! 👍🏽

@cakeshoe 2 года назад

That Jogo coffee straw. It's so good to see a waste-free coffee thing / soloution/ type-device. But, why not just drop your coffee grounds into hot water, give it a stir, let it steep for a bit and then drink it? You get so used to the bits of coffee after a while that you actually miss them when drinking filtered. But, you can also add a small spoon of real honey, if you like a sweetener; the honey kinda' traps the grounds and stops them floating so much. Try it.

@memathews 2 года назад

The way you casually toss your food bag in that camp oven HAHA! I guess it beats having bears in camp. Emett is a great editor, even makes you look heroic, Dan.

@ThenaturalmedicAdventures 2 года назад

It's a bear box makes it easy to secure your food away from black bears and there are quite a few in big bend

@memathews 2 года назад

@@ThenaturalmedicAdventures Yeah, I know, but those boxes melt everything inside during a day in hot sun. I just consider them free, trailside ovens, haha. In some areas the bears know how to open them, so it's hot out miss whether you'll have a measuring bear in camp.

@ThenaturalmedicAdventures 2 года назад

@@memathews yeah but big bend and most desert areas are just unbearable in hot summer but I understand what u mean now

@Bhreimh 2 года назад

Emmett is killing it. A whole new level!

@hoser7706 2 года назад

Still watching and enjoying but I have to say with sll duexrespect, I miss your older, less staged-feeling, less gimmacky videos. Not feeling the sincerity much lately, feels more like long infomercials. Sorry. 😳

@MarkLincoln 2 года назад

That's what I took from this video as well. Kinda felt like Dan was trying too hard to get comments to boost engagement (guess the product), get link clicks without just straight up saying they're affiliate links and thank people for their support, the app thing without saying he's sponsored, etc. But then is that RU-vid's fault because this is what creators now have to resort to to get their videos noticed and to earn some fair return for their efforts? Full respect to Dan, it was an OK video - aside from not knowing how much anything was worth - but I think others are doing this in a more authentic way. Just my unsolicited two cents :D Great to see Dan has a strong community of people who love his vids, and I have seen other videos by Dan, as you've mentioned, that I've enjoyed and found value from.

@FaSchmi0809 2 года назад

Clickbait, Stuff that is seen on thumbnail isnt in vid....

@patrickreinhart496 2 года назад

Hey Dan, I know you love your Thermarest Compressible pillows but have you ever tried the Nemo Fillo/Fillo Elite pillow? Curious to hear what the king of sleep systems thinks

@the_minimalistic_adventure 2 года назад

I have that pillow and it’s amazing!

@FrontlineLLC 2 года назад

Great pillow. Much better than carrying a lb of pillows like Dan.

@mctaguer 2 года назад

Dan and Steve. Soooo great. Thanks guys.

@randomcow505 2 года назад

on the topic of that coffee straw, you can also just leave the coffee to sit for 5 mins, the grains will settle out to the bottom and stick together to a point where you wont get any in your mouth while drinking, and you have to scrape the out to clean it like an espresso maker puck

@PCL73314 2 года назад

Been waiting for the xmid 1p to come back in stock. Looking forward to a review of that!

@bcloetta 2 года назад

I am a weekender in the Tetons, and this will be my third year with the xmid 1P. I LOVE it. Mainly because it is super easy to set up. I will admit I have not had a chance to test its stormworthiness. I think when Dan releases the 1p dynema version I will jump on it. A feature that many don't mention is how light (I think under 18 oz.) the outer tarp is if you don't care about bugs.

@kellyjohnson3617 2 года назад

The go joe is like a mate’ straw. It’s like $10. I use it for making my loose leaf tea.

@joeso8114 2 года назад

I think I will just sip my hot coffee from my cup, not suck it through a straw. Loved the water bladder.

@mandymitchell99 2 года назад

I was there last week. You could have gotten a back country permit at panther junction and camped anywhere .

@blakew5672 2 года назад

Camped anywhere as in dispensed camping, or do you still have to stay at designated sites?

@andrewstambaugh240 Год назад

It's worth mentioning on the coffee: If you find that percolated or french press coffee bothers your stomach much more than expected, you aren't imagining it. Espresso fast processes enough to not extract much of the stomach bothering compound. The paper filter that drip uses absorbs almost all of that bothersome compound. So easy fix (I've tested, and it works): soak a napkin or paper towel in your cup or pot for 30s-1min or so. It absorbs the bad stuff, so no more stomach aches. (you could probably just drop it in and leave it there, but I haven't tested that)

@aurtisanminer2827 2 года назад

I dont filter my coffee while out camping. I just leave the grounds in and drink the coffee off the top of them. I dont mind chewing it a bit.

@outdoorvideoswithbrad 2 года назад

Ya that’s what I do good old cowboy coffee, just don’t drink the last sip

@aurtisanminer2827 2 года назад

@@outdoorvideoswithbrad that way you arent compromising on flavor!

@macavera 2 года назад

GSI Ultralight Java Drip | 9 grams | $13 Cad. Best thing ever (if you love coffee)

@gburk6114 2 года назад

So for coffee people, jogo seems great but if you are a tea person, look into learning about Yerba mate. The straws for mate are very similar and so is the process (just with ground up herbs instead of coffee).

@katye.3795 2 года назад

Dan! 4 liters of water is so much weight to put on the outside/on one side of your pack! My back hurts just hearing you say that. (Ok, that's just normal for my back. Shhh.)

@1GiPhoner 2 года назад

I go with the $1 ozark trail head lamp. Works perfect with replaceable CR2025 battery. No worries at all. Heck, spend $2 for redundancy.

@alfoutdoors9660 2 года назад

What do you mean there is no waste with that Jogo? Surely you still have the left over grounds to dispose of, and left over grounds are waste aren't they? Also the Jogo weighs a whopping 71g (2.5oz)...Hardly ultralight! The GSI Java Drip, for example, only weighs 10g (0.35oz)! It also packs flat making it easier to store. But if you want great coffee, with minimal waste, maximum space saving and an ultralight weight, just get yourself some coffee bags.

@blakew5672 2 года назад

As much as I appreciate water storage gear, it’s honestly hard to beat smartwater bottles. Want more storage? Empty 2l soda bottles. They’re cheap, they’re wildly tough, they’re very lightweight, and you KNOW they don’t leave a funny taste behind. Don’t even need to clean them for that matter. After you’re done with the trip drop them in a recycling bin. Less bulk to have on you if you’re traveling to the location you’re backpacking.

@bukketkid2567 2 года назад

I just like the idea of having reusable stuff that will last, instead of stuff to just throw away after one use. Personally, I'm trying to camp in ways that produce little to no litter. It kinda ruins a camping trip when you see overflowing trash cans and garbage blowing around in the wind.

@coachhannah2403 2 года назад

Very bulky...

@AudiaciousLife 2 года назад

wtf, I ordered the Hydrapak expedition 8L water storage and it cost $46 used. The Sea to Summit Watercell is 37 for a 10L. . . . Now i will say that the hydrapak has a better lid with a quick disconnect for filters and such but dang i feel robbed lol

@jackvoss5841 2 года назад

Dan - you finished up by saying that you gave up buying expensive gear. But your list includes a $605 sleeping bag, and a $65 flashlight! Tsk tsk tsk. 😏 Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

@PRodent 2 года назад

That tiny pump is garbage. There are tons of companies that make it. The button will get pushed just by being in your pack. Meaning the pump will run and by the time you get to camp you're out of battery and can't use the pump. It needs a switch you need to push in and then slide to turn it on.

@tobystreks5187 2 года назад

One of my “Top videos suggesting your content” was one of your videos…… I got to pretend I was a real RU-vidr for a week or two. If anyone wants to send you stuff to review and you pass you can send them my way.

@eldoradocanyonro 2 года назад

If you roll your tent UP, if it starts to rain, it will catch and accumulate..... Not a big deal, but it's the little things You actually bring a pillow???? I've always either used tomorrow's clothes or just a hoodie for a pillow. Warm, insulative, comfy, and it preheats it for the morning.

@dantran3628 2 года назад

But can you use that Watercell as a pillow? Serious question

@RushCampAndPrep Год назад

For coffee i use a stainless steel sink strainer. I used my fingers to shape the bowl of it a little better. The screen is very pliable. I put a coffee filter in it and pour my hot water through. Couldn't be easier. Zero cleanup. the only "waste" is the filter, which is just a little piece of paper. $2, lighter, simpler, you don't get a plugged up filter, which will absolutely happen with that thing, and getting it fully clean is not easy.

@devinm524 2 года назад

haha a filtered straw!!! man people will build and buy anything eh? don't get me wrong I'm all for metal straws I use one myself (it also doubles as a bello so you don't get smoke in your eyes sparking a fire) but c'mon man, just use instant coffee, or a tea bag with ground coffee or a mini disposable bio degradable filter, you can't honestly tell me you would prefer to suck up your coffee in a filtered straw that's ridiculous

@thexdeadpoolx 2 года назад

My favorite multi tool to bring is the Leatherman Skeletool. I’ve had it since 2014. Pliers, knife, and 2 double sided screw driver bits. I don’t just take it on trips…I take it everywhere.

@Yura135 2 года назад

Are these people insane? Food goes in a plastic bag: free. Water goes into a plastic water jug: 3$ and it comes already filled with water. I guess if you have nothing else to spend your money on..

@joezamboni4136 2 года назад

You’re videos are turning into post Bon Scott AC/DC albums, all the same content, just mixed up differently.

@lawsnewton 7 месяцев назад

Ever thought of reviewing tents sold on Amazon like the Naturehike CloudUp 2?

@davesnelling3436 2 года назад

What did you think of the X-Mid?

@andrewaring Год назад

Still makes me sad the squirt is discontinued. Carried one for 20 years now. had to buy a few backups used from ebay

@roberttolley5055 Год назад

Dan the shower curtain. Under tent is absolutely amazing folds up to nothing. And works better than that lol😊

@rowdysgirlalways Год назад

I think I'm in love with your troll... Never too many pillows. The Jogo looks interesting.

@NathanHassall 2 года назад

so by next level gear you meant standard gear & some gimmicky stuff and yeah no thanks.

@lizzaangelis3308 Год назад

Welcome to Texas we have wind!!! We just deal with it. And we can have dust… great products awesome video

@richardlocke3375 2 года назад

The day you open the curtains in Texas and don’t see condensation blocking your view you will hate Texas and it’s weather.

@jam4858 2 года назад

How does the water taste out of the sea to summit container? Most collapsible water containers that I have experienced have a “plasticy” taste, no matter how I clean the bottle prior to use…

@ChristiannTyler Год назад

Anyone have some shell jacket recommendations on a budget? Heading to the sierras so need something good on a budget if possible

@svennand1 2 года назад

Can someone pleeeease tell me how long of a shower you can get on that 4 or 6 liter watercell x. :P Cant seem to find anyone actually filling this up. turning it on and time it :P

@dakotavlach4026 2 года назад

That water cell would make a good pillow and a good way to remember to drink in the morning

@blakew5672 2 года назад

You may have just sold me on it with that idea….

@dorindaalberthal1316 2 года назад

Hi Dan, I was wondering what device you use to keep in touch with your family in the back country. I have the Garmin Inreach but wondered if there is something else out there that you might like. Thanks for any suggestions you might have.Happy and Safe travels

@amelialeatherman5786 2 года назад

Emmet seems like he'll work out....good video-ing!

@EROB17 2 года назад

Emmett’s editing is dope👍🏼

@gerardogarcia-trio3572 2 года назад

After so many years, my thing for coffee, easy, simple, supercheap and lightweight, is a textile colander, made of plastic and cotton fabric for the filter, an old kitchen tool here in Spain. I couldn't find anything simpler and lighter for coffee. (By the way, an Argentinian "yerba mate" straw is just this Jogo thing).

@nickymd1 2 года назад

The holes on a jogo are much finer. I got one to test that exact theory and it's definitely a better option for coffee than a bombilla 😉

@gburk6114 2 года назад

I was going to say something similar but it does look like the jogo has much smaller holes than any of my mate straws.

@coachhannah2403 Год назад

One additional bonus of a chair footprint is that you can weight it down with rocks and it won't blow away (or get dirty).

@DoseofDirt 2 года назад

Great video! I'll admit you converted me to the 2 pillow approach! I like going light, but may those two pillows are worth it! 😂 I think you used to use an inflatable and a camp pillow, is that right? If so, that made you change to two of the thermarest pillows?

@DanBecker 2 года назад

Hey love your videos by the way! You got a great presence on video. I use two of the thermarest pillows. I’ve tried a inflatable and a thermarest and it does OK but for some reason I just like sleeping in the backcountry like I do at home lol

@DoseofDirt 2 года назад

@@DanBecker Made my day, Dan! Thank you! I may have to try the thermarest (maybe I'll start with one on top of my inflatable). $30 isn't too steep if I get a better night's sleep! Love your videos as well, and Emmett's editing and other involvement in the video were awesome!

@coachhannah2403 Год назад

I love my StS 6L. I love water in camp. 6L is a good amount of water for one person for a day.