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Hope your back is better. IS there any hope on getting a more detailed overview on the pissyellow TW? Looking for the lightest 2p tent - A big dude with a dog and so 2p is only decent way to go + a decade in hammocks makes me claustrophobic in tents. Any suggestions?

My Girlfriend I scored permits after our first time trying and we are heading out in two days for a 5-day 4 4-night backpacking trip here! Can't wait!

Goid lord, your list of trail mistakes is minimal compared to mine. Lol. But life threatening things aside, it is an endearing, seering way to learn. Thanks for sharing

Those hokas are good for wide feet???

I want to tarp tent to sort of half way cowboy camp. But I haven't had time to figure out how to set up the tarp. I guess I'm worried it will blow out of shape at 3 AM when there is a storm or something like that.

Glad to see more Bryce videos coming out lately. 👍🏻

your stuff sack is a pillow !!!

Tip 1 is spot on! I learned this the hard way. Ha

Good list and reminder of small adjustments that can make or break a trip.

Great tips! I love using Gaia GPS in offline, but I need to start practicing some orienteering more.

My biggest mistake fear is forgetting my whisky, so i bring 2 then i forget my trip. Sigh

what wallet is that?

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Quick question: From what I can see, your map animation at 4:23 doesn't go to the point where Lion's Head is shown on Google Maps. You appeared to be Northeast of Lion's Head on a trail that's not displayed on AllTrails. Is the animation incorrect, did you go to another overlook, or am I just confused?

Bryce, I am really falling in love with the Ace Pro. Bringing this instead of a GoPro or a heavy and expensive full frame camera… man. Shock resistant, water resistant, really nice lens for an action camera. And yes(!) a flip screen like in my camera. Pause and cancel is such a great reduction of files I will have to shift through. Love it. Audio seems to be really good too!!! Where did you say you were at again? Katie and I live in Indianapolis. Any where closer than the Smoky’s or Colorado to backpack hike and camp that looks that rugged would be an amazing treat for us.

Oh dude the Ace Pro is so good!

I have a huge fear of losing my keys or wallet, so usually buy a zip key pouch and install it into my pack. Or, do what you do, put it in a bag, byry it in the pack, and don't touch it again until the end of the trip. Thanks for the video!

Mantis mode! I love that!

That camera looks really nice! Price is reasonable, too.

Great video, thanks 🤝🏻

Looks like a clone of the Sea-to-Summit Ether Light XT (rectangle). Even the insulation diagrams look the same. I had one (Ether Light XT) which was ASTM rated to R3.2. If the Kilos is a clone, then it will have the same design flaws as the Ether Light XT. From my experience with the Ether Light XT, the insulation "film/layer" ends up dropping down to the bottom side of the pad. Not only that, the Ether Light XT (and I suspect the Kilos) sleeps wayyyy colder than the inflated R5.0 rating at an air temp of 32F (OC). Why? the pad has no baffles preventing cold air from advecting from outside your body print. Not only that, but the dimples on each side match up with each other and are uninsulated. Given these, each time you roll around, the cold air will mix with the warm air underneath your body.

Bryce knows what’s up about eating snacks by alpine lakes.

Chap stick is a must

That drone is cool but your promotion of it lasted nearly 3 minutes.

Tarptent makes some awesome shelters that are all carefully thought out. As a tall and wide camper I tried out the double rainbow li and can think of no reason to try anything else. I watch and am in interested in innovations from others but for cost, space, semi/freestanding options, and weight it just can’t be beat. He’s the tent whisperer for sure!

that place is definitely on my bucket list!

I came across this video long after it was published. I have done this a few times- too cold or bored. I’ve done a lot of in the teens overnights to figure out how to stay warm. I’ve made the same mistake- put on all my layers and then froze. You sweat in those layers then it makes you cold. It’s better to wear less, and stuff the gaps in your bag with the extra clothes. Also- I drink hot cocoa to warm me from inside, and put hot water in my Nalgene and keep it in a wool sock against my body while I sleep. But- I also learned if you’re not enjoying it, bailing isn’t a failure.

Bryce, when can we hike together again?

I'm going to guess that you are an Aquarius.

always sleep in hammock unless in no tree country. so much less weight and hate sleeping on ground

Hammock or in bear country, it's a bear burrito, all wrapped up and ready to eat!

after wearing it for awhile your feet feels and moves like a hand. quite a weird feeling but cool

flip flops for camp is the best choice

I have backpacked up there for over 30 years. The trip that I remember the most was the last night of a trip, camped on Raven Ridge. I weathered one of the most spectacular and frightening thunderstorms in my life. It was also one of the most beautiful experiences of nature. I have always prepared for freezing temps, even in Summer. I have woke up to frost in mid-August a few times. I have experienced temps in upper 80's this year. I love that place!

Happened to me two days ago. Not fun. Went to doc to get prescribed antibiotics. Not risking lymes disease!

my s2s aeros is 53g, absolutely tiny, that's why I bought it. It annoys me so much i'm happy to carry a 300g pillow. I'm really at that point. Rest of my gear is expensive ultralight gear. I have much more than 300g of fat on my stomach to lose, until i'm shredded, i'm not going to be a gram weenie.

Get yourself a pair of Luna Sandals. Very minimalist and made in Seattle!

What happened to your boys the Schill Bros??????????/

That’s the problem with people nowadays everyone’s afraid of everything

Where you pitched your tent, it looks just like the landscape where I live! :) I live in the Swedish countryside, north of the capital Stockholm. I've lived there for over 30 years and despite the fact that about 10 dogs live along our little gravel road, I've never met another person walking their dog when I walk in the woods and the fields with my dog. But there are lots of wild animals, such as moose, snakes, birds, lynx, roe deer, red deer, wild boars and an occasional bear and wolf. Which kind of bear do you have in the Sods? And are there pumas and wolves, too?

Really helpful. Next time I'll try going farther to get something dryer!

LiteHeart Gear

Thanks!

Heading there in a couple days!! I love that place so much.

You & sintax are the only non camping produce infomercial backpackers. Good job keep it up.

Love that blue pad.

Color is important if stealth camping is important to you, or just not being easily seen in general. I HATE how North American tents are all bright and obvious colors, where so many European ones are nice shades of brown and green.

the 514 is the best.

i'm from Grafton WV so i have driven through the SOds many times. but had no idea till last year that there were hiking trails. lol i live in Lexington KY now. sulfur water. lol

Aeropress coffee, hiking sandals, should’ve titled this video, Bryce Gone Wild! Glad you didn’t have to bail this time!