Why would Outdoor Vitals do this to me?! NOT COOL 

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Next time I think my feet and legs are sore think again… your new found friend was impressive beyond believe… but I guess that is wha5 the backing journey is all about…. and you brother towing her at times…very cool.

Yeah for sure, that is an awesome accomplishment!

How do you attach a camera to you shoulder strap??

@Dan Becker what is the name of the super warm blue down Jacket? I can't access the links from Europe.. :(

Truth!!

When are you getting that mid layer and sleeping bag?

@@evanhammond7305 Mid-layer as in the ventus? Have it! Love it! I've got their new quilts, used it the whole GDT!

@@BackcountryForward no the ones from the video. Lol

@@BackcountryForward they where in your color's

@@evanhammond7305 OooooHHHH Yeah! What you don't realize was that Tayson actually got that mid-layer and pink and yellow sleeping bag from ME! They wanted to someone with real fashion sense to outfit Dan! So I stepped up to the challenge and donated my favourite coloured gear.

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I really apologize for your experience with us. We've overhauled and improved our customer support systems and warranty department this last year, as well as our Topquilts and most of our products lines. I'm sure the ship has sailed from you buying from us again but wanted to let you know we listen and only care about getting better in every way. Thanks!

There bags are way over rated, buy 20 +degree

Love it. Lightest full frame available that I know of. 4K with no time limit. Never overheats.

@@DanBecker Thank you for the reply Dan. Looks like I need to have an instore feel and hold.

Do you have any info on that mjdlayer? (Assuming it's the fleecey purple looking one)

Do you have any info on that blue midlayer?

@@iyetisnipe I asked Outdoors Vitals and they told me it is going to pre-sale in Nov and ship in early early 20222.

@@RVEastCoast oh excellent! Thank you

@@RVEastCoast was this the jumper shown @ 4:50?

Why

And how cool is it to hike with a guy who owns a gear company and try out new proto type gear…right now I am fabricating an internal carbon fiber tube removal frame for my HMG Windrider… salvaged some tent pole tubes from my zpack duplex…allows the pack when fully loaded to stand up like a suitcase. And best yet no increase in weight….Would have loved to talk about that on your hike. You are a lucky dude…. And it looked like it was fun….Stay well for the winter…

I also want it

Cowboy camping is basically camping without a tent.

She was able to get out of the chair at many difficult crossings. The guys then lifted the chair over the obstacle and then got her over as well. She then strapped back into the chair and kept going.

It should go on presale in a month or two.

You know it!

Hey - thanks for this. I've had my eye on the Alto TR 1/2 ; they're more expensive than I'd usually spend but the shape and roll up fly made me think they might feel larger inside than comparable tents, so it's great to hear someone's unsolicited affirmation ! The one other concern is whether the floor is gonna hold up under the paws of my 30ish lb mostly-Beagley companion - I know this applies to a large # of UL tents, but I've seen a few reviews for the Altos specifically questioning the fabric's potential lack of durability, but no one seems to have one long enough to determine whether or not their concern was warranted.

@@TabethaAurochs So I took the tent out the other day to a campground to try it out. Honestly, I do love it. I have an Alps Mountaineering 1P tent and I don't like it because it's just so narrow, and frankly short. And while stuff like 1P tents are probably best for backpacking where you only sleep and pack up and don't live in it for a few days straight at say a campground, I know a lot of people take 2P for the extra space. While it's not a full other person's worth of space in the TR1, like I said that extra pull out area gives you some extra wiggle room to not make it feel claustrophobic. Now about expensive, when it comes to lightweight tents, you are paying for that more expensive material and also, hopefully, a better build quality. The build quality is excellent in my opinion along with the material definitely being premium and the way it goes together is really well thought out. So that's really what you are paying for: the material and a good build. And 20 Denier is just more expensive by default. But, I would say, for the price, definitely worth it. They didn't skimp imo. But that thin material, as you noticed, also may be a drawback, because I also would question how it might hold up to an animal that isn't going to know how to be careful...lol. (Side Note: The TR1 is definitely not enough extra room for an animal.) But the material, I would say it may be an iffy choice. But then again, I don't know. Maybe it's just fine and you just need to bring extra padding for the dog to be on (though of course, that can slide). That is definitely not something I would be comfortable definitely making a recommendation about, but I can say the material is thin and you will know it. But, that's what Ultralight means usually: good material, but delicate. Maybe there are videos talking about ultralight tents in general in conjunction with animals? Or maybe there are articles about that somewhere?