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What a ripping camp spot!!

Do you have a camera gear list

What date did you start Athens 2023

Cool just subbed

We are loving this series & have been chatting through how we can do this! Thanks for the inspiration :)

You guys are crazy but I like watching your journey. BTW it's Corinth not Cornith.

Amazing 😊

You guys are the cutest 💖💖💖

Wifi, toilet, baked goods, wifi, toilet, baked goods - I’d be chanting this all ride long 👏🏻

Pink or MAATCHA This is epic! I feel like we are riding right along with you. At the end of this series - it’s going to feel like WE cycled from Greece to Ireland 😂

Nice work guys!

You guys are amazing, I love watching your adventures ❤️

The floor area is small for a 3 person tent. You cannot have 2 people + gear inside, there is not enough space for that. This tent has interior dimensions of 152cm x 2.3m. if you take two 64cm wide sleeping pads (like Big Agnes Rapide SL Wide) then you have only 24 cm left in between the pads, not enough for your gear. It is super small for a 3 person tent. Not to mention that there is a significant angle to the sides, which reduces effective floorspace.

Using the double guylines at each end, utilizing a stick to elevate the line before you stake it down gives each end “massive” headroom! (Seemingly vertical wall headroom!) I loved this feature…and love the tent! Sadly, so did a rodent: Which I repaired with 32, 2 sided Tenacious Tape patches! “Bombproof, but not chipmunk proof!!”

Good to see you guys!

Lovely video !

Super impressive and inspiring - I'm on a journey to ditch some base weight too and your video is so helpful. Thanks for sharing your full gear list :) P.S. Are you missing the stove?

Did i miss the shelter they were using,or is it not in the video?

I wanted to love mine but hated it on the Appalachian trail. The rain blew in horribly. $800 setting in my basement went to a Big agnus 3-person

Running duck 🦆, I heard one fella refer to a swan as a cobra chicken, I'll never see anything the same again

Impressive! In our weather conditions I prefer a completely 2-layer tent, which adds 400 g to the weight. Don’t you use any burner for cooking at all?

Thanks, very useful vid !

Great video on ultralight. I would try something like that except for New Hampshire and Maine.

Love the videos, very inspiring!

This is another one on my list to do! Now that the whole trail is open it is about $530 according to the website. Might have to save a few dollars or split it with another :)

I've only ever been to the Grampians once, many years ago and not for hiking. After seeing this, I think I might have to plan a trip!

Nice! You've inspired me to add this to my list of hikes to do.

Nice - enjoying these!

Sweet! Back onto another big hike! I didn't know where this one was. I'd heard of it, but never actually looked it up. Solid trip out to Portland! Any reason you didn't just drive directly from Melbourne? About 4 hours?

Have to admit I didn't enjoy this one as much as your others. Scenery was great, but missed the commentary :)

Looks so good 👍 Makes me want to go on a big thru hike!

I think I might have to do this one. Though I've heard you just get boots full of sand. Is that really the case?

Nice video guys 👍 I like the commentary, subbed 😊

Yeah the platforms suck. They spent $50 mill on this walk… what a load of BS. The whole pay for campsites is rubbish as well.

Really enjoyable vid to watch, capturing how you were feeling about the different sections. I’m looking to watching more.

My 9 year old son and I are planning this trip, and these videos are great! Thank you for sharing <3

One of the best videos of these type and you are Aussies (with Aussie brands).

Nice video. Those rainblow zippers suck if you're somewhere with a lot of insects - the tent is more open than it needs to be. Better are the j-shaped doors.

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Do you guys like the sleeping bag liners? I always worry i would get tangled up in it. Silk? Nylon? No tangle liner? Thanks! Hike on!

Does the $1000 limit on import taxes include shipping or just the official price of the tent? Also are other accessories purchased as separate items with the tent and shipped in the same packaging taxed in the same $1000 limit? Or should they be purchased and shipped separately? 🤔 Thanks

What an amazing evolution! Well done guys! Love your set-up.

If you'd like my advice, since you're using packs made out of a waterproof laminate I'd ditch the S2S compression sacks and use a nylofume pack liner to let the soft stuff occupy nooks in the bottom portion of your backpack that are otherwise created by the shape of the compression sacks. I'd also pack all your stuff in the order in which you're going to deploy it and you won't need stuff sacks pretty much at all.

My son & I had Blanket Bay campsite to ourselves when we did the hike on a magnificent day/night. Enjoying your videos

I used to set mine up the same way you did but I’ve gone to the stake out four corners then add my tracking poles.

This is really helpful as a fellow aussie thanks guys

Great review! I have one, a few years old now... I got the slightly heavier fabric just so that it was slighty "tougher", and less see through. My previous tent was 2.7kg so an extra 100 grams or so was nothing, came in at 770g from memory. I used it on the Hume and Hovell track, it was great and sooo roomy. I did a couple of things different, 1) I put my gear in the 4 corners ( water in one, boots in another, pack etc in last two) it helped keep the floor "straight", I slept in the middle. 2) on the "optional" last 4 guy ropes on the tent roof, I placed stick "risers" (about 14" , 350mm high that the guy ropes went over before going down to the pegs... helps lift the tent roof at the attachment point and gives much more room inside.

You travelled to Atlanta, Georgia- not Georgia, Atlanta.

This is the man that started modern Backpacking...Colin Fletcher. I think the best invention or Innovation to backpacking or thru-hiking in general is the "Retro Backpacker"...that teaches us that the New Ways are not better...then the Old Way...just more expensive.... th-cam.com/video/AcpzyNq5GNU/w-d-xo.html -Friar Rodney Burnap

So great to see fellow aussies tackling the famous trails. Are you able to do a video about what prep you needed to do to go to the US from Australia and what hoops you needed to jump through for visas and such?