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Glad you had a great trip! The colors are amazing! We are backpacking the Twin Arches this weekend!

Brilliant video. What a nice idea for hiking and camping looks ideal to me.

This is undoubtedly my favorite video so far!!! Beautiful colors and hiking trail and all in one day and night. I am curious? How did you get the pulley up in the tree? Group camping with friends by a campfire is the best!! Thank you for sharing this video-along with an ad for Altra shoes for hiking. 😊❤

How does the tarp cover it? Seems like it would have to be much larger because the pad spreads out widthwise? It looks great. Love how it swings head to feet like a swing, rather than a cradle.

Finally, someone who isn’t meticulous over every ounce of weight saving and just wants to enjoy the outdoors! Great video.

Ive slept in a hammock in my home the past 4 years. Have double and triple size....bigger the better. No more back pain. A XXL Yucatecan hammock is the best. Stay cool in summer and warm in winter

I have had one of these for three years now and it is my go to. It is without a doubt the most comfortable way to sleep outdoors.

You're right obviously Amok is so unique & please wish me luck because I'm seriously looking forward to get mine. Because you've not mentioned it in your very nice video but is not really cheap but if someone knows the value of such product it totally worth it!

Awesome info: definitely did a lot of research re: this AMOK sleep system. Happy hiking!!

Admittedly the Amok Draumr is very popular but I still went with the Haven XL. The overal setup of the Draumr looks just too cumbersome and I didn't want to sleep on a seesaw either.

Too bad my hikes are mostly above treeline.

The sleep best system

Saw too much of you, not enough of the product. I'll look it up somewhere else.

Looks comfortable. With my tent and western mountain sleeping bag I am at 6lbs but I am warm and comfy

Thx you man you respond to my question about to replace the hiking poles by tree branch 👍

I am 78 yrs old and I can't get out in the outdoors any more. ''Thanks for taking me along with you and for being my ''friend.''

As usual, really like the non-traditional items you introduced to your camping ventures. Looks like very important items to have when camping. Spices? Looks like you intend to do some serious non-traditional cooking when you camp! 👍👍😊 good informative video.

Great vid man

"This is not ultralight" dude i figured you got a chair 💀

For me the UCO candle lantern is a traditional item. I have been using one of their brass ones since 1971 on every canoeing , backpacking and camping trip that I went and later will go on. It's a standard item that always goes.

I bring small lanturn, hunting stool, umbrella, handwarmers, garbage bags

I’d watch a Shemagh for backpacking video.

Peg out the two diagonal corners 1st, & pull them taught, then peg 3 & 4 & they will automatically find a perfect 90 deg oblong pitch, every time......

I actually own the first hammock you displayed. I think it's a "Sun Year" brand. On my first trip in the woods, I got up in the middle of the night to go pee. When I hopped back in the hammock I got tangled in the bug net, the thing flipped and I spent about 20 minutes in total darkness trying to extract myself. :) I repaired the hammock and it's my #1 once again! :)

Nice video

Great video. Loved your camera angles on setting up the tent.

When one puts up that tent using your technique - one winds up very healthy from the sprinting that will be done, chasing the tent flying with the wind. ;)

Which mystery ranch backpack is that?

That underwater shot was the bomb, showed the current you guys were hiking against while crossing.

That garter snake was harmless but that poison ivy would have ended my trip that night! That's why I wear long pants while trail hiking.

Like all the details you give, and the pros and cons: also, would like to know why you chose the shorter stakes over the longer stakes.?

Great information. Certainly helps when choosing a tent ⛺️ to purchase.😅

At least you have a hat. Without it…a drowned rat vibe.

I like your vibe man

I would add only 2 pieces of gear a buff and a Shamogh. ..both have multiple uses and both are light weight.

I use the paper pour over filters when I go camping but the ones I get do not have coffee in them, so I bring my own. Great tent addition!

Being an avid coffee user and owning over 5 different coffee makers experimenting with different blends as well over the years, I'm fed up spending the time necessary to prepare coffee and resolved to use instant coffee. It's simple and with the loss of taste over a weeks time in stored coffee, I don't mind the reduced level of quality. If I can't have a great cup of coffee, I've settled for a weak flavored one but simple to make..

As usual-great video with good detail. I just bought an Aeropress from Amazon. It’s American made!! Can hardly wait to use it!! Can’t believe the coloring on Oreo cow- at first she looks like a statue. Appreciate seeing the beauty of the outdoors in your videos. Thank you-thanks Eli for being the camera man!!! 👍

Quit drinking coffee 20 years ago LOL I do like a good cup of tea black. Good video

Do you have a link for this hammock ?

What does that hammock weigh ? Just subscribed.

You should add a structural ridge line. Also hang your foot end higher than your head end. That will stop you from sliding down. Good review.

Hey which sleeping pad do you use for the amok? Is it the original from them or would a different one work as well?

SAK Tinker 👍 My favorite is the Champ

I have several packs, from my old army MOLLE Large ruck all the way to ultralight. My favorite l, most comfortable and only weighs close to 3.5lbs is an external frame Kelty! Man you can’t beat those packs! Dang near indestructible! Great video bro! Pack what you want to pack and enjoy hiking

Nice bro.. You are calm and to the point.. Good vibe.. Greeting from Indonesian.. keep it going bro 😊🎉🎉🎉.. i am yours subscriber right now ❤❤❤

I was surprised that in the beginning of this list that you said you couldn't afford an ultralight setup. Everything you bought was as expensive or more than ultralight gear. When it comes down to it, I don't think you need to justify whether or not you use an ultralight or traditional setup. Whatever you want to take with you is what you take with you. That said, I enjoyed the gear list after watching your hiking video and look forward to your future content.

Enhoyed watching this, your humor showed throughout the editing. Seems like everyone had fun, even if it was challenging at times. Looking forward to any future trips you video.

Love Rocking the speed goats on trail. Do you use trekking poles ? Also do you use any bug netting?

Love all the details: you don’t miss a detail-especially the light weight items when backpacking! 😊😊