Nice! Thanks for the tip!

Thanks brother!

I've never tried something that big on any of these pots! I think theoretically it should be as stable as the other two I tested in this video. There are some stoves with larger supports. Ya, the BRS doesn't seem to do great simmering. I only use it for boiling water.

Yes! We had a blast! Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

That's an awesome price! You're right that it takes a minute to blow up! haha! But the comfort is definitely worth it!

THAT is an impressive tent!

That sucks about the pin hole! Like you said, still more than serviceable and easy to patch as well. I'm glad you mentioned sticking the poles through the peak vents! That's an excellent tip for getting a dry pitch even in crazy weather!

If that's the case then that's great news! A better choice that's cheaper is awesome!

I've been curious about those loops you can buy from GGG (and other places). Sounds like you've been pretty happy with them? Maybe I'll have to give them a try and compare. I wonder if I could find the hook things separately. THAT would be awesome!

Dang! Excellent eyes! They are actually the Pursuit 1s. I just tried to look up the 2s online to see if they are available, but can't find them. Weird! I LOVE the pursuits. I've been using them for everything (trail running, backpacking, adventure racing, etc.) and they are always solid!

Thanks for sharing! I think i just like a little more height out of my pillow set up.

Yes! I've wondered about the plastic tubing to help it last longer. I'm interested to see how long it lasts without that. The plastic tubing would definitely make it last longer, so thanks for the tip on what sort of tubing to use!

Summit suds are excellent! I take it on longer trips but I should just put some in my FAK as well! Excellent tip!

@@DoseofDirt I won the Summit Suds from another UKpostsr and he sent them with a small keychain sized squeeze tube. Since you use so little of the suds at a time the tube is the perfect size for backpacking.

Thanks, Josh! Yes, I love it! Hands free and dry!

Thanks! Ya, once I did them and realized how simple the are I thought, "Why didn't I do this sooner?!"

Not quite yet! I'm planning a trip with some long days with it within the next few weekends and will finish the review then. Just want to put some longer days in with it first. But honestly, so far I am LOVING it. It's light and super comfortable (but is a bit expensive).

Nice! Glad it was useful!

Thanks!

NICE! My Sleepingo is still going strong, so that's a bummer that yours failed! I usually use the Trekology now for the exact reason you said (bottom out on the Sleepingo). I haven't tried the Klymit Static V2, but I'm glad it's working out for you!

EXCELLENT idea!

This is awesome!

Excellent addition!

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These are awesome tips! Thank you! I'm going to have to try the knot a few times before I get it right, but pushing the end against the lighter is so simple. Thanks for sharing!

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@@BriarJumper Thanks!

NICE! It's been long enough since I got my 3F (non-pro) that I don't remember if it came with extras. That's cool that 3f includes some with at least some of their packs!

I haven't tried anything from Dutchware gear before. I'll have to check them out. Thanks!

Seriously! It’s a game changer! It’s crazy to me how often those yellow sawyer spray bottles are on clearance at Walmart!

Honestly really liking it so far. It’s really comfortable for how light it is. I haven’t had any super long days with it (hopefully later this month!). Hoping to get a review out after my next trip. It’s a bit pricey at $300 but if you use a member coupon or points then that helps. So far I haven’t found a framed pack that’s this light for this price, so it’s definitely got some things going for it!

@DoseofDirt I've tried it on in store with 30lbs for about 30 mins and found it comfortable as well. I'm holding out for the anniversary sale on the 17th to see what sorta discount they put on it. I like your idea for adding trekking pole loops (like what osprey has). I love this feature so I can eat snacks while walking mostly. Thanks for the idea!

@@PT_Hikes Exactly! Ya, I used to buy Osprey packs specifically for this feature, but now I can add it to any pack I have! It's awesome! Hopefully the discount for the anniversary sale is good since it's an REI product!

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Nice! I love the ‘stow and go’ for trekking poles on the Osprey packs! A way to attach a sleeping pad is a good ideas. I’m going to think about that.

Also, Camino sounds amazing!!!!

@@DoseofDirt It's been something I've been waiting to do since my oldest was small, and he turned 18 this year! I'm working back from some health issues, so I've got a lot of training to do, and some closer to home hiking with the fam is my plan. I've never been farther camping than family-in-law's backyard, or guide camp back when I was a kid, so lots to learn! So glad I stumbled upon your channel (among others), it's been very helpful with gear rec's and other advice. BTW, have you done a video yet on how to kit out for a _family_ beginning backpacking? I hope to drag my teens away from screens this summer :D

@@annethornton9938 I love everything about this. I HAVEN'T done a video like that, but I've been thinking about it. I'm hoping to get all 3 of my kids out this summer at the same time, so maybe I can make it happen this summer. The two tents I have for trips that big (and don't break the bank) are the Kelty Late Start 4P (you can usually find it for $150ish somewhere online). I can squeeze me and 3 kids in it, but 4 adults would definitely be tight. I also picked up an Ozark Trail tent at walmart on clearance for like $40. But I had to waterproof that one myself because I just don't trust Ozark trail.

@@DoseofDirt I look forward to that! Thanks also for the rec's, but as I'm in Canada (and a low pop area at that), the price doesn't translate on the Kelty. After checking out several of the big box & chain stores (sadly only one outdoor retailer nearby, and prices mostly too high to start with), I'm leaning towards 2x2P tents for us from Amazon. Looking mostly at the Naturehike Cloud Up 2 & the Mongar, both highly rated, the second people say is a a great clone of the MSR Hubba Hubba. Maybe both are heavier than truly lightweight tents, but I think they meet a reasonable balance of price, quality, and weight. Did pick up a new sleeping bag from Ozark Trail, though, great for the Camino, light, highly compressible, and will work as summer bag here too.

Nice!! Modding your own pack just works so well! I love the trekking pole holders!

Awesome! Thank you!