Know Your Base Weight! Trapper Nelson Pack Frame
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Welcome to our latest backpacking adventure discussion! In this video, we delve into the world of base weight management and explore a timeless tool in the backpacking realm: the Trapper Nelson Pack Frame.
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Oh to be able to go back to the yard sales in the 90’s. Watching your videos reminds me of the cool stuff I used to have and find at yard sales all the time.
I have never had much luck with yard sales. Every once in awhile I'd find a Coleman lantern that someone sells for $40...which is pretty high. The best deal I ever stumbled across was my Optimus 8R for $5 at a flea market. I could not get that Abe Lincoln out fast enough for fear the guy may change his mind!
@@honorableoutfitters even back in the 90’s?
I didn't have the money or time in the 90's, it wasn't until about 2014 I had a bit of both. Timing is everything I suppose, lol.
@@honorableoutfitters ah, that’s a shame. My dad and I stopped at every yard sale we saw and there was a lot of cool stuff.
Waiting for you fo do a backyard 1 day survival with a genuine $9.95 rambo knife.
(It counts as a 20 year old classic ya know)
Got both cameras going! Looks good.
It is awesome setup, thank you brother! I finally figured out how to adjust the settings to get it pretty close to my main camera. 😅
@@honorableoutfitters Does your editor give you a graphic display of sound patterns? I noticed a couple of times you were out of sync.
Fortunately for me I am short so the packs fit. I still want to make my own as I have canvas on hand. My stall has been finding a lightweight wood. Then I remembered in the old days shields were made of linwood which in the US is known as basswood. It is a lightweight wood that is still durable. Now to find a retailer to go visit as I imagine shipping would be a fright. Remember that every extra 10 lbs puts 15 to 50lbs of pressure on your knees. So if you have knee problems or arthritus take it easy and take breaks.
Great advice! I just saw Hobby Lobby carries Basswood...I can't recall seeing long thick pieces however. The Traeger that I have has yellow pine uprights which is still lightweight but more durable than White Pine.
If you love carbide that much, go look for a remake of a cast iron toy carbide cannon.
Yes gun-guy, youll love it
Oooooop...never heard of such a thing, thanks!
@@honorableoutfitters BigBangCannons website is still up. Crankin em out since 1907.
The loading data is as follows:
Small model: 1 bumblebee
Medium model: 1 mouse
Large model: 1 bird
Xl model: 1 ping pong ball
You said it was Spring Break and you will go for a hike right after you drop your children off at school.
“Spring Break” “drop your children off at school”; you may want to rethink that part of your plan. 🤷🏻♂️
Lol, I teach at a different school than my children.
@@honorableoutfitters Gotcha. 👍