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Oak Mountain is on my list! I am a MS peep and just started hiking seriously in March.

Good review!

Those are great choices for budget friendly gear. I started out with that same Klymit pad and never had any issue with it. Did have an issue with a different model klymit. However, because I'm a little "older" I had to move to a thicker pad to comfort these bones. Glad you're going to do the Foothills Trail. I did that in 2021 and enjoyed it. I might go back one day and do it the other direction and take a little more time to enjoy it. I also plan to thru hike the Pinhoti whenever I have freedom to be gone for a few weeks. Stay cool! It's so freaking hot!

My friend, thank you for your review, its been really helpful, i just bought one right after watching your video. Mad respect to you my friend

You lucky dog! Im talking about you Young Buck

Awww! I'm so glad y'all found him and gave him a good home. Looks to be a great trail dog.

Hi there, I’m pretty sure that’s “Coal” - that’s what we called the dog we found at Clairmont Gap on 4/26. He hiked (or led) me and two friends 6+ miles to Adam’s Gap. We were thru hiking the Pinhoti and couldn’t take him with us to the hostel that night. The hostel owner from Talladega said she was pretty confident he had a home in the area. Especially because he had a collar and seemed clean and well cared for even though he was skinny. We were literally in tears to leave him because he’s such a sweet pup, but she told us that lots of people in the area have dogs that just roam and we hoped he’d find his way home. IDK if someone was missing him or if he had a microchip. I know he wasn’t neutered. If he was truly a lost pup, sounds like he’s lucky to have found a good home.

Your headline says Alaska. Arkansas is AR not AK. :)

Hi. Just found your channel, and saw that you are from Mississippi. I am Ken Brenner and I live in the Ellisville, MS area. I am retired and we moved here from the Atlanta area (my wife is from Jones County). I have been hiking since 1972 and regularly since 1990 when we moved to the Birmingham area for my work. I have a channel showing mainly hiking but also travels, etc. My email address can be found in my channel. Would enjoy corresponding with you regarding hiking. God Bless!

Good video! The ATC was much fun🙌🏼❤️

Thank you for the video! Very good ❣️

😂 always enjoy Keith! What log? 😂

Well done! Nice video my friend. ✌️

What a slick save by shane to stay up right on that slick bridge. #elite

Beast of a hike. To much for me but congrats to you.

Well done Brendan! ✌️

Glad you were able to save your footage!

Awesome! I hate I couldn't make it. I know I missed a lot of great camaraderie and a real workout!

Topos are not zero drop (apart from a couple of models) so they are not a good comparison for someone who uses Altras for the wide toe box AND zero drop!

Well done! Thanks for doing the video. Great getting to meet you! Crow✌️

I thought I had seen muddy water but....no

It was beautiful! Don’t think I’d ever wanna be there when it’s flowing like that again though 😂😅

Yo superb honkers bro

Love it mate.

What a short, fantastic upload buddy 👌👌

Pretty impressive

It’s great to young people in the forest having fun.

That is a good tent. People either love them or hate em. Just need to seam seal it and a can of silicone. The company had some quality issues on the 2.2 but they fixed them. They were very good about answering the phone when people called to complain which now gives them a good reputation in customer service.

Had Altra for 5 years. Switched to Topo pursuits 18 months ago.. Love them. Not going back to Altra. Topo has much better grip from sole and lasts twice as long. More arch support and better mid foot support... Better ankle lock, no rock plate but much better protection. Mid sole doesn't flatten as much over time. Altra feel like slippers, but get too soggy over time. But, you will notice a more arch support and mid foot hugging from topo. Plus topo doesn't feel tippy like Altra.

It is very difficult to hear you speak with music so loud.

Tried Topos. Found them far too stiff. Went back to my Altras as they always felt perfect for my feet.

I used Solomons for a long time and still have a pair but wanted to use the Altra’s for the wider toe box. They’ve worked great so far but gonna try the Olympus next for a little more cushion also. I’ll have to check the Topos out also. Thanks for the info!!

Love starting a fire with a flint. Went camping this past weekend and started every fire that way. Going back camping this weekend too

Beautiful place

Shave off some flint before you strike it. And when you’re ready to strike it. Pull the flint towards you and leave the steel in place. Instead of pushing the steel forward. You’ll increase your chances

I just connected to your channel

My dad always told me, if it won’t start, give it some gas

All those years masturbating have finally paid off into something useful ! Proud of you son , proud of you ! 👍

Came in handy for killing vampires

Thank you for making these!! They worked out perfectly.

Such a gorgeous section bud, great and simply enjoyable episode!

I feel your pain. I just got back from a training hike and had to bail at the 10 mile mark due to my IT band acting up. It started hurting at mile 2 and gradually got so bad I couldn't bend that leg without it screaming. I'm praying I get that worked out before the ATC.

Loved that section! Ready to see you get Alabama done!

Big miles on an achy knee for sure well done. 🦑

Beautiful tentsite

Lovely! Cheers for more awesome and incredible hiking adventures!🥂❤️✨

I like that section... Looking good.

Those were some good miles with a knee that’s not acting right. Also, some early starts. 🦑

Thanks for sharing. Plan to get over there and do some of the Pinhoti. It's on my bucket list really.

Nice 👍