What a 20 year old Triple Crowner carried on the CDT
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2018
- What a 20 year old Triple Crowner carried on the CDT
In this video, my buddy Oilcan goes over all the gear he used on the CDT in 2017. He completed the Triple Crown of hiking at just twenty years old, an amazing achievement.
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About:
I am Paul "Pie" Ingram. I am a hiker and filmmaker from the UK that's living in Finland and hiking all over the world. Pieonthetrail is all about sharing my hiking films, reviewing gear, and sharing tips and tricks. In 2015 I Thru-Hiked the 2189-mile Appalachian Trail; in 2017, I finished the 2700-mile Continental Divide Trail (CDT). I've also hiked:
- The Annapurna Circuit in Nepal
- 400+ miles on the high routes in California's Sierra Nevada
- 400+ miles crossing Iceland from NW to S
- My current project, "seasonslostfilm," has me hiking the East Highland Way in Scotland in January and again in June.
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Cool gear mix, and it’s refreshing to see a super experienced hiker who is not insanely pursuing the super light and actually brings reasonable mix of stuff, extra clothes, etc.
Thanks Pie! For the Q&A, I wonder how you decide on what mix of clothing to take? It feels like I take a few too many items, but I dislike constantly editing my gear and I like to know that if conditions change I already have the stuff I need. How do you balance keeping things lightweight but also being prepared and comfortable?
Absolutely love the video!
Yo, congrats! You’re going to go far kid!
Nice load out, thanks.
One thing I absolutely loved was this video.
Congrats man!! I like that tent! The horizontal zip food bag is a good idea! I think i might give the down beanies a try too. Thanks for sharing your gear man! Good luck out there, stay safe and hike on!
Damn- nice gear list with links in the description. Appreciate the thoroughness
Nice work, thanks. My spin after many years of backpacking CO, WY, MT is if i get cold in any thing rated to 10 degrees I'm returning it especially with an insulated sleep pad. Nice overall review though.
The link to the rain jacket is wrong. I suspect that the jacket depicted is not a Frogg Toggs at all.
I highly recommend the Jacks R Better High Sierra Sniveller 0 degree Quilt...I believe the new model is around 24 to 26 ounces and it can be worn like a puffy jacket...many people do this once into camp...but you don't have to...this is a wonderful Quilt that will keep to warm... The Jacks R Better High Sierra Sniveller O degree Quilt. I love mine.
Setting it all in the dirt lol....❤
Great video, that is an awesome tent. Do you prefer it to the duplex? Btw what was the sun hat you were wearing and how do you Ike it? Happy hiking!
Newb question: Why the license plate on the pack? Thanks for the vids keep em coming!
So many interesting items, *goes off to google* Thanks! :)
Stamps in the first aid kit. Why didn't I think of that?!? :)
Awesome video, thanks! I'll be attempting to complete my triple crown with a CDT thru hike in 2022. Gear question- is the SWD pack you used the rugged version (with VX21 X Pac) or the standard (with VX7)? Thanks!
@@pieonthetrail thanks man, no worries. Love your videos!
Is he sponsored by any of those gear companies or was any of this gear given to him for free in exchange for free advertising? I like it when gear list are upfront about that information in the start of the videos.
Is not a gossamer tent..wich tent do you use at this video
pieonthetrail. But in this case is the "tarp" o cealing and the inside for one person...did not it?
pieonthetrail i means....this tent has 2 parts, the outside (the cealing or the tarp) for2 persons and the inside (where you sleep) is for 1 person...isn't it?
Interesting a thru hiker that didnt having treking poles
i have the same food bag, its great. they say ibuprofen lowers testosterone in men, so i would try asprin instead
probably anywhere between 5-7 days depends on how hungry you are . i just stuffed 9 lbs of ramen, cliff bars,oatmeal,olive oil, spam candybars, instant potatoes, knorr rice sides, tuna etc & it took up about 3/4ths of it its capacity when i picked it up vertically instead of it laying horizontally on the ground. so enough for my needs. i really like the extra room though it allows it to conform in your pack nicely without dead space.
To all my Ultralight backpacker friends...Why do so many of you carry a lb of Electronics? A...lb is a lot of weight...that isn't a essential backpacking item like your shelter is...
@@pieonthetrail I can tell you that if you got rid of your addiction to electronics you have a lighter pack... carrying heavy electronic has nothing to do with thru hiking and much of these things didn't even exist 10 years ago...now I guess if you are making CZcams videos you might need them...
Ask what Colin Fletcher did not having Electronics available to him father of modern backpacking the first modern through hiker ever...
While carrying electronics is not essential for long distance hiking, carrying at least a mobile phone is becoming increasingly necessary if you want to make calls to talk to family / friends back home or for emergencies. When is the last time you saw a pay phone, especially in a very small town like those along many of the long trails? If you carry a phone, you'll then need a battery backup to keep the thing charged, or else it proves completely useless. When I began thru hiking, I did not carry a smart phone simply because they were not invented yet. However, pay phones were available in every town. This is no longer the case.
Stamps!!!! Don't dare call yourself an ultralighter.... shame on you sir.