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What a great idea! Thankyou for this superb tip 😊

Did you just say that if you're under 18 to have an adult help you use a lighter?

Everyone says pistachios aren’t good for dogs, but my puppy loves them.

Looks like a healthy doe to me.

I watched your Clostnature video and enjoyed it and this is even better!Thanks

Great video,thanks!

thank you so much for this video :) I've got the same backpack as you and mine came without the cord too.

Under 18?😂

Excellent thank you so much for this. More than helpful. Atb Andy H 👍

Best video on this website. Hands. Down. Thank you for your service to this great nation. Love, DWs

Good video. Thanks

I've just got a good second hand rucksack but it has frayed cord and was about to replace it .. just thinking though that it might be very "catchy" if it's put through an airport + all the luggage machinery? I've flown often with a rucksack and very carefully do all the straps so nothing is loose that can catch. Might want to remove this cord temporarily when flying? [I've lost a strap off a rucksack before years ago when I was less careful, now I've an eye for danger!]. Maybe .. ok if you did it all up tight perhaps and tucked the length of spare under the top.

Excellent video - exactly what I needed to add a cord to my daypack. Thanks!

That is not paracord - it’s bungy cord or stretchy cord et al.

Excellent and well thought out!

Boats often have net storage pouches, with elastic shock cord around the edges. Such a net could be used here, I'm sure.

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You have a very good and excellent video, I hope you will always be successful and victorious. I also post videos from the beautiful country of Turkey, if you like, come and watch. ❤❤

Black Bears mostly hibernate in winter some times they will not if it is warm and plenty of food.😊😊😊😊

Nice walking trail I also like your coat.😊

Overall a very good tip. Don't confuse para cord and shock cord. They are not the same. Para cord has no elastic. Its very useful for many things. Many backpackers use it for many tasks and it comes in handy quite often. Shock cord is what was used on the pack and you usually see it holding your tent poles together. Good idea and good video.

Good one ! That's why all what you need on a backpack 😁 When you start with those customs, you don't see the bags the same way 🤭🤭🤭👍👍👍

The six tie downs makes it perfect for a diamond hitch, try that, you wont go back.

Really nice looking bike 😊

You can also cross over the two bottom straps (this may require them to be unthreaded and rethreaded). Diagonally, so the cross over.

Nice Bike

Brilliant! Thank you.

It is very easy to understand. Thank you for the video!

Beautiful 🥰❤️

This worked great, thanks! Works on tea stains as well. :)

Thanks! Newbie here. This was really helpful in adding shock cord to my Flash 55. It looks great. I'm going to add the water bottle holder as well. Are you going to eventually do a video on the "tick thing" mentioned about 1:32?

thank you this is great!

Water bottle hack is genius , it deserves a video of its own

What are they even used for

This is great, something I wouldn't have thought of. And so easy.

Thank You, for the very good video, it consolidated my opinion on the present I am getting my graduating my grandson -the Osprey Rook 65L backpack!

Thanks for the informative video. I have been looking for a backpack that has the loops putting the cord through on the pack, but I am not even sure if there is a specific name for the loop tabs (that i can search for specifications on a pack). I even checked on Osprey website but haven't noticed this feature on a variety of there packs (except an old video review of a pack that is no longer listed for sale).

Brilliant. Thank you.

I came for the content, stayed for the thong.

for the longest time i had no idea what those cords are for. finally decided to search about it and stumbled on this video. thanks for the knowledge

Thank you 😀for the great video. I love how the cord matches the color of the cord. Where did you buy the toggle and the cord?

Great vid ,love if your under 18 ...lol to good

Can you tell me if you or 2 people can sit on small backpack chairs inside the actual tent( keep bugs out) or also under that canopy?

Great video

Hello, thank you so much, I've been looking at the 1.5 model (because I use an ultralite cot and I don't think it would fit in the 1 person) and I was wondering if you can tell me how waterproof this is? I've seen a couple videos claiming a few drops got through some of the seams, have you tried this one in rain? Also if you know how well it holds up in strong winds when staked in? Thank you for the video, I couldn't find a whole lot of reviews on this brand.

I actually did the same with mine, but I did many more connections between the loops (vertically, as well as extras horizontally on the top and middle, instead of only on the bottom). I had a ton of shock cord, so I saw no reason not to have extra. It's maybe a little less aesthetically pleasing, but it was great for hanging two sets of dirty gators, my jacket, and wet laundry over the course of my 8-day hike with my Rook 65. Almost as good as if it had just had a mesh sleeve there from the start, like it really ought to have had.

Omg she strapped than a mug. (She is extremely well equipped or armed)

Where in New Hampshire?

Is there a loop in the center of the ceiling of the tent that a portable fan could be hung from?

Just ordered this, hope it keeps me cool in summer time