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A pro tip for getting every drop. Put the canister you want to fill in the freezer and put the canister you're trying to fill in the sun (or other mild heat source)

I went of an 8 day whitewater rafting trip through the Canyon May of last year. I want to go back so badly.

These are 40 percent off on Amazon now im going to give one a try

“Dix is awesome”

Super cool! Took two partial canisters last weekend. You have a new fan 💕

I was there 2 days ago. Cool place!

I think your suggestions are spot on! I recently was diagnosed with exposure to Lyme disease, and, it seems, not surprisingly because, honestly, I was not aware of the risk in my yard and garden and was doing nothing to protect myself. After being diagnosed, though, and being currently on a course of antibiotics, I have become very fearful and have not spent time in my yard and garden for two weeks. Being so fearful really annoys me, and I have been looking for commonsense answers to allay my fears. I bought some permethrin but am reluctant to use it, as I have two indoor pet cats. This post gives me confidence that by taking the right precautions, and then making a complete check afterwards, I can get back to working safely in the yard and garden if I am vigilant. Thank you very much!

Thank you so much for sharing this...I had imagined something like this, and for the same reasons you mentioned, about the weight of carrying a footprint and also, having a footprint lying in the rain while getting the poles inserted...this is a great solution. Thank you for making it happen and documenting it and sharing it...very appreciative 🙏🤓

But does the zero suck like the 2X does?

Just curious, why keep the lid open even though it is empty?

Very useful.

Still helpful in 2024!

How is the noise level compared to other insulated pads. The Sea to Summit Etherlight Insulated is very good except for the crinkle noise from the foil insulation

Thank you so much for this, Sir! Very helpful!

From top map to actual terrain, and being there. This is amazing Sir!

Best demonstration yet

Great video - I have 1 question; I am a cyclist who uses the loaded map feature to show me where to go on different routes - When I have a map loaded on my watch and running I need the map to "stay" on the screen whilest I am riding - however it automatically changes to a screen that shows other info and data. My question is "How do I fix the screen to show only the map while I am riding? Many thanks Steve

How are the photos linked to you exercise tracker in the first place? Is that another subscription to input the pictures into the tracker?

Can you post you relive fly through map on ones youtube channel, without any worry of copywrite issues?

Id be hesitant to tape loops on my canister..that gives the bear something to bite and run off with..bear might not get into it..but you probably wont find it either.

I think the deflating option is helpful with a pump - helps me get my gear as small as possible.

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Seek is a decent app, but has it's flaws, NEVER use this app solely to identify edible plants, use multiple trusted sources, it once told me I had found garden parsley, it was actually hemlock water dropwort could have been a fatal mistake

Great information, thanks

Doing Allen this coming Monday from the Flowed Lands. Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been back and forth about whether to bring my micro spikes because there are so many mixed reviews, but I’m definitely bringing them now.

I hiked Allen last Monday and then hiked from there to the ADK Lodge

I’ve watched lots of map reading videos and yours are by far the best. Thank you for the education

Outstanding hack. Merci!

Where did you parked?

Unfortunately I bought the tiny flextail pump. I didn’t use it right away and had it in storage for a few months. It is defective and I can only use it as an overpriced lantern now 😅 also, the extra pieces don’t fit very well with it. Very disappointed.

ACR hits more sats, not low orbit iridium, and no subscription

Thanks, good solid review. I have Lone Peak 5’s that have worked well and still have plenty of life left in them. Agree that the traction soles are looking like they are wearing more rapidly that other brands I use.

Great videography, I felt like I was right along with you - my arms are aching from rowing‼️😍

Such a valuable informations! Thank you for time and effort! I hope these steps will also apply to instinct 2x!

Often I can't find a tree branch like that. Most tree branches go up diagonally at a steep angle.

I really love being able to leave the tent body at home & just use the fly over my sleeping bag

Number one brother!

Awesome

I bought a copy of the orange Flextail pump with the LED light off Amazon. Brand is CAMULAND and it costs half the Flextail price. Delivered within 24 hours. It works fine. Happy with the pump and the light. And I diodn't pay the high Flextail price.

I do actually put the poles in front of myself where I am going to put my feet. The reason is because im blind (0.4% tunnel vision). Im not using them to gain balance or traction, it's mainly for tactile feedback to know where I can put my feet.

But wouldn’t this just equal out the pressure in both cans? So you could not used two of the same size cans to fill each other? Seems like something that can leave you with a bunch of half full canisters.

Can you add a character (hike) for your video

If you like this classic look, you might as well go for the 3fulgear Floating Cloud 2, which is exactly the same, with the same workmanship.

I disagree. I wore the Topos and right away I could feel the air gaps under the foot bed and the toe box didn't seem as wide to me as my lone peaks. I wound up going back to the lone peaks. The Topos do have a slightly elevated heal. The lone peaks definitely are zero drop.

Wonderful video - LOVED the music! We're heading out here in a few weeks. Per your review we will be hiking counter clockwise. Thank you!

I was gifted the instinct for Christmas. What a fantastic watch. I like how you can control your earbuds through the watch. I may be looking into the solar, around black friday, they become budget friendly. This watch is crazy durable. I turned off the heart rate monitor & turn my watch off every night. I can easliy get more than a month of battery life. I have been turned around in the Appalachian mountains, I can't wait to use the sight n go

I believe during WW2 some maps were printed on silk. This eliminated the need for water proofing, crease lines from folding etc.

One thing you didn't mention that trekking poles are handy for...snakes. Out here in the west, if you do a lot of hiking, you will encounter a rattlesnake on the trail. I've used mine a couple times to move the snake off the trail. It keeps you at a safe distance from the snake. Of course, if it is safe, step off the trail and give the snake a wide berth. But sometimes if there is a steep drop-off, you have to either move the snake or turn around. I have used my trekking pole by pushing the tip under the snake and then flipping the snake off the side of the trail. This helps hikers that follow behind you. I hate killing snakes as they help control the insect population.

Might be useful if you really need to save 1-2 minutes setting up camp to do other things while your pad inflates, but let's be real. There's other gear you can spend that $40-50 on.

Thank you 🙏🏼