Fall Ultralight Backpacking Kit - With A Hammock!
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- Hey guys!
Fall is the best time of year to go backpacking and this is my 10 pound, full comfort kit. Yes, you can use a hammock and bring quite a few luxury items and still be ultralight. See below for a link to my Lighterpack as well as links to everything in my pack.
My LighterPack - lighterpack.com/r/1388n7
Gear Mentioned In This Video
Video Shot on DJI Osmo Pocket - click.dji.com/ABxMWdRCQGhiVwU...
DJI Pocket 2 - click.dji.com/AGGv-VkeHOc4Ull...
Rode Video Microphone - amzn.to/371XmnN
Palante V2 - palantepacks.com/product/v2/
Nylofume Pack Liner - www.litesmith.com/nylofume-pa...
Thru Pack Fast Bum - www.thrupack.com/
Hammock Gear Dyneema Tarp - bit.ly/33QqpZi
MSR Mini Groundhog Stakes - bit.ly/3lGW9q7
Leki Micro Vario Trekking Poles - bit.ly/3ySUiX0
Superior Hammock - superiorgear.com/product/supe...
Superior Gear Universal Comforter Quilt - superiorgear.com/product/univ...
Sea to Summit Aeros Pillow - bit.ly/2GkJmdh
Enlightened Equipment Torrid Apex Jacket - bit.ly/2GriqsM
Patagonia R1 Fleece - bit.ly/32Rmw5v
Gore R7 Shakedry Trail Rain Jacket - amzn.to/3bYXZil
Salomon Rain Pants - bit.ly/36iI9y6
Injinji Socks - amzn.to/33wLS85
REI - bit.ly/3ckUfMb
Smartwool Sleeping Socks - amzn.to/3jXDVje
Nike Pro Running Tights - amzn.to/3iKp3Dy
Zpacks Bear Bag Kit - zpacks.com/products/bear-bagg...
Zpacks Possum Down Gloves - zpacks.com/products/possumdow...
Katadyn BeFree Water Filter - hamzn.to/3c2yblu
BRS Stove - amzn.to/3iJ7bZN
Snow Peak Titanium Mug - amzn.to/2SIrqMw
Pixel 4 XL - amzn.to/32wxPQC
RavPower 10,000 mAH Battery Bank - amzn.to/3nAQLpR
Olight S1 Mini Baton Flashlight - amzn.to/3v0LpcX
Garmin Forerunner 935 GPS Watch - amzn.to/3c7OVrl
Squirrels Nut Butter Anti-Chafe - amzn.to/33wB3D5
Swiss Army Knife - amzn.to/2ZB9h7i
Deuce of Spades Trowel - amzn.to/2ZWnDj1
Culo Clean Bidet - amzn.to/3jOGX9u
Outdoor Research Echo Sun Hoodie
Amazon - amzn.to/3AS1Nyz
Outdoor Research - bit.ly/3qzv5v3
Gore R5 Running Shorts - amzn.to/3Vwb1KD
Under Armour Compression Shorts - amzn.to/3iEFW3y
Hoka Evo Speedgoat Trail Runners - www.hokaoneone.com/mens-trail...
Rayban Sunglasses - amzn.to/2H3SQKp
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goodness - you found a fresh way to show your gear. Show it then set it up. Thats a tight kit you have. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for sharing. Well thought out. I am waiting on my Torrid jacket, can’t wait.
Thanks Ashley! You'll love your Torrid, no doubt!
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Columbia makes a very light, long sleeve upf 50 sun shirt. It is in the pfg line.
I have a few friends that have that shirt and pretty much live in it!
Very nice. Bravo!
Thanks for watching!
When I heard you’re from Minnesota I had to sub
Sick video man 👍🏼
Thanks Max!
NIce Gear choices
Thanks!
Great video and Beautiful nature. Enjoyed this video very Much. Looking foreward for more. ATB SØREN 🤗😄😉
Thank you!
Really enjoy your packing lists! I'm also a huge fan of the lightweight sun hoody instead of a typical button down hiking shirt. I had a quick question: how cold can you take the R1 + Torrid Apex combination while at camp? Is there a reason you went with a heavier fleece and lighter insulating jacket instead of a lighter fleece and down jacket? I'm currently trying to decide on good layers for colder weather backpacking and it seemed like the R1 would be overkill while active above freezing(?). Any thoughts would be really helpful, thanks!
Thanks for watching! I would guess I would be comfortable down to about 30 while at camp with those two layers. Throwing a rain jacket on overtop definitely adds some warmth as well. The R1 is a pretty light fleece at 11 oz, I’m comfortable hiking in it at temperatures ranging from about 20 degrees up to 50 degrees especially when there is a breeze. The grid-stop pattern breathes really well. In fall temperatures I prefer to hike in a fleece when it’s cooler which is why I chose the R1, the Torrid Apex is just as warm (if not warmer) than most down backpacking jackets you’ll find. Obviously you can purchase some heavy fill down jackets that would crush the Torrid but I was actually shocked at how warm this jacket is. Much warmer than the Ghost Whisperer or my Stretch Down jacket both by Mountain Hardware.
I just picked up an interesting base layer top. 100 percent Royal Alpaca. The company is called "Arms of Andes" Alpaca is warm when soaking wet and it does not absorb odor. I replaced a nike polyester/ fleece top and this weighed about the same.
I know Darwin swears by his alpaca hoodie from Appalachian Gear Co. I'll have to look into the company you mentioned.
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Enjoy your channel. So I was thinking about getter the Zerk 40 and see you switched to a Palante. Are you moving away from the Zerk? Any concerns? Also, how do those Salomon rain pants work? Water proof-ish and breath okay?
Thanks Kent! The Zerk is great, I used it on every trip for over a year and just wanted to change it up. No real concerns with the Zerk, super comfy, great size, and well thought out. I do wish it had the fancy bottom pocket like the Palante but you can't have it all!
The Salomon rain pants are great, pretty good rain resistance, windproof and breath really well. I've been using those pants for years and have enjoyed.
Did you have the bug net removed from the hammock, I didn't see it. Nice gear list
Thanks Joe! Yes, I had the bug net removed for my fall trips. Not many bugs during the fall/early winter to deal with.
that dcf v2 was my first real UL pack. i had some problems with the DCF creasing on the back panel pretty early on, to the point where it bothered the skin on my back. i like their switch to xpac but miss that dyneema mesh they used on the older version. how many miles you got on that thing?
Hey Alex, I also have wear on a crease on the back panel but it hasn't bothered me yet. Do you also own the xpac V2?
I'm not sure exactly how many miles I have on this pack but probably at least 1000?
@@juicehikes5436 i only mentioned it because when i switched to a breezier base layer like yours in the video is when i noticed it. I've got their newest v2 with lycra instead, but i am about to post it on ULgeartrade since I've gotten a swanky ks4 recently 😁
That makes sense, I actually haven't used it with the Echo hoodie so I guess we'll see! Good call on the ks4, I've heard really good things. I'm about to pull the trigger on a Nashville Cutaway here pretty soon because you just can't have too many packs!
What are your thoughts on the Pa’lante V2 pack versus your other pack? Thanks in advance...great content
Hey Michael, thanks for watching! The V2 and the Zerk40 are both great packs but are just different. The Zerk has tons of pockets on the outside and is built out of a non waterproof material. It's probably a little less durable than the V2. The V2 is a little more simple with less pockets, has the fancy bottom pocket (which I love) and is made out of a waterproof Dyneema material. Both have their advantages and disadvantages but I really like both of them to be honest.
@@juicehikes5436 When you get a chance, a detailed comparison would make a great video. Especially on which does better in carrying load above 15+. Does the Zero frame mean less strain on neck and shoulder after doing 4-5 days straight pushing 20+ miles?
Question: Is that a 10ft or 11ft hammock? I'm debating between those two lengths with an 11ft vs 12 ft tarp. Thanks for the great gear guide!
This is the 10 ft hammock. Danny at Superior Gear makes his hammocks with less sag so a 10 foot Superior is quite a bit longer than most other 10 foot hammocks. I'm 6'1 and the 10 foot is great!
@@juicehikes5436 thank you so much, that helps a ton!
You got it! I think the Superior Gear 30 Degree and a 12 foot tarp is a pretty great setup.
No mosquito net?! Do they make one for your rig? A viewer in Brazil.
They do make a removable bug net with a zipper!
Hey, Juice, Why the Pa'lante instead of the Zerk?
Just changing it up, both are good packs. I'm currently using the Nashville Cutaway which is like if the Zerk and V2 had a baby. Best of both worlds and a better pack than the other two IMO.
What is leuko tape?
Leukotape is a rigid strapping tape designed to rehabilitate and prevent various muscular and skeletal injuries. When properly applied around a joint, Leukotape protects ligaments and tendons by restricting movement, even during rigorous physical activity. It's also great for wrapping blisters or covering cuts and or chafing spots.
@@juicehikes5436 ok. You're not going to believe me when I say I've never seen it before. I d9nt know what it looks like. Also a few other products that have been discussed 9nline. Such as polychrome? I know its like a plastic wrap like cellophane but similar to a product that is used here for wrapping flowers. Some of those products are not available here.
@@juicehikes5436 is it duct tape?
It's quite a bit different than duct tape. This is actually made to be put on skin. Try this link to get a little more information and pictures www.google.com/search?q=leuko+tape&rlz=1C1GCEJ_enUS933US933&oq=leuko+tape&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j0i10j0j0i10l5j0j0i10.1670j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8.
Greetings, I do a podcast called the Hammock Hangers Podcast and Organize an event called Hangcon. We would love to have you on our podcast to talk about your hammock adventures. Would you be interested coming on and recording with us?
Great now I gotta figure out how to tell my gf I need a $350 tarp 😪
Worth the hassle!
You look like a guy I went to college with named Casey Kyte. He was cool but you can hike better easily.