Good effort, takes some resolve to keep battling on when the weather is fighting you all the way. The view of Ben Nevis from Carn Mor Dearg was simply epic.
I’m very much enjoying your content - no over the top extravagance but down to earth commentary and excellent adventures. You’ve also sold me on the Lanshan 1 (however I did go for the larger 2021 double skin rather than the pro) - to be honest I’ve been using an expensive Tarptent Scarp 1 for the past couple of years, but I’m very keen to drop almost 1kg of weight as I’m always carrying a fair amount of photography gear, the Scarp does also take up a fair amount of space, I’ll probably just use that now as a dedicated deep winter season tent. Again thanks for the content.
No worries Ash, thank you. I think the larger double skin is a good choice for the UK. I tend to pitch the Lanshan 1 Pro with the doors up to combat condensation
Always enjoy your videos Richard. This one was brilliant. What a great route. I’ve never put them all together. Agree re food at the end of those super long days. Atb gordon
Well done Richard and friend that was Epic, you certainly looked shattered. Your videos are always an excellent watch. All the best to both of you. 👍✌🍺🍺
That was a beast of a route you both chose to do. The whole video was brilliant and the views were amazing. Uploads are few and far between but it's worth the wait every time. 👍
Well done, that was an excellent effort and one to remember for a long time to come. Hard to plan for food over that length of trip and with bad weather and tiredness to deal with.
a superb & challenging route you picked there.. shame about the views on the tops but at least you finished with a stunner. i'm guessing it's too early to have a decision on the carbon poles but any problems with the clamps.. are they plastic? thanks for a great video
Thank you! The trekking poles have been fantastic so far, they don’t have any clamps - held by titanium sections and elastic that runs through. Brilliantly held the Lanshan up too through the windy night
Thanks Darren. The Neomax’s still doing a fine job of being a tripod. I double check that I’ve fully locked all the legs though if I’m leaving my camera on it unattended
Incredible views Richard! Very cool place indeed. Quick question, how you like the Lanshan Pro vs the regular Lanshan so far? Any real advantage to silnylon vs silpoly especially in these kind of conditions?
Thanks Alex. I prefer the Pro to the regular Lanshan for its size. I’ve not been able to tell performance differences in real life - both are excellent in my experience
Yep, not a deal breaker for me, just need a bit of additional tensioning to sort it out. Often when it rains overnight I stay in the tent with no issues
so happy to see a new video, THANKS SO MUCH 😍
Thank you Mohammad, hopefully more videos to come this year!
25:14 views like that make all the rain and wind worthwhile. Great video
Yes definitely, it was great to be rewarded with breaks in the weather
Well done, those were big days with full packs !
Thank you very much Mark
All power to you Richard, that is some hard going and you showed real grit. That last ascent was breathtaking. Looking forward to more.
Thank you so much Mark
Good effort, takes some resolve to keep battling on when the weather is fighting you all the way. The view of Ben Nevis from Carn Mor Dearg was simply epic.
Thank you. Absolutely made the clouds worth it when we were rewarded with the sun on CMD
That view from Ben Nevis, wow :O
We had a fantastic sunset, really lucky with the timing and the weather
I’m very much enjoying your content - no over the top extravagance but down to earth commentary and excellent adventures. You’ve also sold me on the Lanshan 1 (however I did go for the larger 2021 double skin rather than the pro) - to be honest I’ve been using an expensive Tarptent Scarp 1 for the past couple of years, but I’m very keen to drop almost 1kg of weight as I’m always carrying a fair amount of photography gear, the Scarp does also take up a fair amount of space, I’ll probably just use that now as a dedicated deep winter season tent. Again thanks for the content.
No worries Ash, thank you. I think the larger double skin is a good choice for the UK. I tend to pitch the Lanshan 1 Pro with the doors up to combat condensation
Always enjoy your videos Richard. This one was brilliant. What a great route. I’ve never put them all together. Agree re food at the end of those super long days. Atb gordon
Thanks Gordon. Ramsay’s Round is even longer, for those who are after an even tougher challenge
Brilliant views, some spots are simply mind blowing🙌🏻🙌🏻🎥
Thank you. Yeah the views (when we could see) from the ridges and summits were absolutely stunning
Welcome back!
Thank you!
Absolutely stunning views
Thanks Will, the scenery was fantastic
Well done Richard and friend that was Epic, you certainly looked shattered.
Your videos are always an excellent watch.
All the best to both of you.
👍✌🍺🍺
Thanks Dave, the Tranter Round was physically exhausting, and we didn’t even try to complete it in under 24 hours!
Excellent video and amazing achievement 👍
Thank you very much
Well done lads, Amazing 👏
Thank you very much!
Amazing video this was some going well done 💪🏼
Thank you very much
That was a beast of a route you both chose to do. The whole video was brilliant and the views were amazing. Uploads are few and far between but it's worth the wait every time. 👍
Thank you very much - I’ve been quite busy, and only just got round to editing this video from the Summer(/Autumn)
What a trip! Thanks for sharing, Richard. Cheers and atb from Norway
Thanks for watching 😄
Well done, that was an excellent effort and one to remember for a long time to come. Hard to plan for food over that length of trip and with bad weather and tiredness to deal with.
Thank you very much Charles - definitely glad we did it
..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…
Thank you Jorg!
@@RichardCheng Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you Richard….
Magnificent landscapes with these clouds! Thanks for the sharing.
What is the brand of your shoulder bag? 3F, Naturehike or is it handmade?
Thanks Robin. It’s from a cottage manufacturer called treadlitegear in the UK, I have a link in my 3F backpack review video.
Thanks Richard. I'll take a look at it.
a superb & challenging route you picked there.. shame about the views on the tops but at least you finished with a stunner.
i'm guessing it's too early to have a decision on the carbon poles but any problems with the clamps.. are they plastic?
thanks for a great video
Thank you! The trekking poles have been fantastic so far, they don’t have any clamps - held by titanium sections and elastic that runs through. Brilliantly held the Lanshan up too through the windy night
Good to see you back, great route by the looks of it.
How is the Neomax holding up after a year or two now?
Thanks Darren. The Neomax’s still doing a fine job of being a tripod. I double check that I’ve fully locked all the legs though if I’m leaving my camera on it unattended
Incredible views Richard! Very cool place indeed.
Quick question, how you like the Lanshan Pro vs the regular Lanshan so far? Any real advantage to silnylon vs silpoly especially in these kind of conditions?
Thanks Alex. I prefer the Pro to the regular Lanshan for its size. I’ve not been able to tell performance differences in real life - both are excellent in my experience
@@RichardCheng thanks! So basically both will sag in humid/ rainy condition as per you experience…
Yep, not a deal breaker for me, just need a bit of additional tensioning to sort it out. Often when it rains overnight I stay in the tent with no issues
The Lighterpack link does not work mate.
Thanks, I’ve updated the description with a new link