Billy, thanks for your passion and kindness. You should have 1MLN followers. I am not updated, hope you and your family are safe in these terrible weeks for LA. With love from Italy.
I recently transfered to the Topo Athletic Mountain Racer 3 from Altra and I'm loving them. Wore them on an Ultra Race on very rocky terrain and they didn't disappoint me.
Use Nerdwax to keep the shades from slipping! I use it on the bridge and the temples where they touch behind the ears. Game changer for this very heavy sweater.
I learned about Path Projects from one of your videos a couple years ago, been using their shorts/liners ever since. Great products, and seems like a cool company. Great video!
Hi Billy, while surfing on TH-cam I noticed this video about your 10 implements that you use for your trail running activities. I liked the way you explain the pros and cons of each implement...I am a novice in trail running and videos like the one you produce, give us lessons to see what to use, when and where to use it, thank you very much for your valuable contributions...greetings from Ecuador.... EDW!N
Just getting started with the Pocket 3 camera. What a fine outfit, even with its inherent limitations. I am finding the Normal color setting to be just fine for 90% of my videos, thus avoiding the time and effort of color grading if I used the dlog-M setting. I also am making good use of the DJI Mimo phone app to provide a larger monitor and control interface for the camera. I had not seen the Ray Ban transition glasses/camera. What a game changer. If I had seen them advertised without your endorsement, I would have dismissed them as a gimmick. May have to give them a try. Thanks, Billy. Great video as always.
Agree, if the camera color profile works, definitely leave as is - especially if it means a faster work flow. And yes, the Ray-Bans are pretty handy for what they're built for, as long as you don't expect cinematic 4K video or a ChatGPT like AI system.
Path gear is the absolute best. I looked into them after a gear review by Billy a few years ago and never looked back. I'd also recommend the Black DIamond Distance 4 hydration vest. Plenty of storage and room for poles.
@@mr.palmer6462 definitely the best quality stuff I’ve found, both for running and everyday. I like and ran in the BD pack for awhile too…but Salomon is just next level 🤩
☺All solid gear choices, and I can attest to them being well loved! The DJI Osmo 3 has been clutch this year. Also special shoutout to the new Here For the Women's Race trucker hat, which is launching soon 😝 @18:55
Thank you for the well spoken review on the Path Projects gear. I'm looking for a nice trail running jacket and upgrading my shorts, so I'm going to check Path gear.
@@BillyYang I bought the PATH Projects Graves PX Shell and love it! I've used it for a few rides and runs. I'm also on the same page with the shorts where buy 1 pair of good shorts without a liner, then buy custom liners depending on the activity. Without a liner, I can wear compressions like Flipbelt or Rabbit Speedsters or just go with the Path Lynx/Tahoe liners. It feels very modular if that makes sense. . Also, the Old Spice trick is probably the best hack I've heard about in years. My feet got stinky AF before I started using OS, but now I get the benefit of smelling good and some lubrication to prevent blisters. I've been working to reduce the need for a pack while running by using a 350ml soft flask to hold GU Roctane powder and my favorite addition: HydraPak SkyFlask IT Speed 500ml. I currently use a Naked belt and Rabbit shorts (haven't bought the Path shorts yet) to carry what fuel I need. I figure with 6 to 8 miles between aid stations, I can downsize to save weight and keep my core nice and cool.
I find that a good elastic belt to carry my phone/keys/wallet/nutrition is a pretty addition. I fought it for years and always tried to put everything into the short pockets, but having pockets all way around that keep stuff in place is really better. I use one from SportHG, but any elasticated belt will do.
Thank you for this video! That Old Spice trick really had me thinking? Also I really like Path Projects shorts and baseliners and how they are separate. Been using Patagonia trail shorts for 9 years, they have changed and time for something different. And I like that shell, another must have. As for running shoes, I still use Hoka's (they have saved my knee & lower back). I'm always experimenting with gels, so I think I'll try those Precision Fuel products. Gracias! 🙌
I love the Osmo 3! I took it for a 40 mile documentary shoot through the Resurrection Pass in Alaska. It did everything I needed and more. I only had to break out my GoPros when the weather got dicey.
What is the white hoodie around the 5:47 mark? Is it lightweight? and looks like you use it for more sun coverage than warmth? Can you let me know the brand/style?
Hey Billy …. Great video again 🙂👍. I have really been looking at Path for running shorts. Also, do you use 5” or 7” for your length of shorts ? Thx. Mike
Is it better than dji action5 pro?! Is it enough to use pocket 3 for rainy days and action b-rolls? I want to make a movie like you, so i need you to suggest which camera is best for filming trail running by myself.
When did visible underwear become cool again? Kind of reminds of the early 2,000’s board short era when kids thought it was cool to have their American Eagle undies visible for all to see 🤷
Have you tried any of these items? What did I miss that's in your favorite/essentials bucket...let me know!
Great shout on the deodorant - I gotta try that! Thanks Billy!
Topo.
Subtle, refined, and outperforms other trail shoes trialed (wear a 2E)-including Jurek’s.
I’ll take a look at Precision.
Happy trails.
@@emcee2555 it changed the game for me - good luck!
@@freeian2 everything you need, nothing you don't.
I've always wanted to give Path projects gear a try, the base liner + short combo looks promising
Billy, thanks for your passion and kindness. You should have 1MLN followers.
I am not updated, hope you and your family are safe in these terrible weeks for LA. With love from Italy.
I recently transfered to the Topo Athletic Mountain Racer 3 from Altra and I'm loving them. Wore them on an Ultra Race on very rocky terrain and they didn't disappoint me.
Use Nerdwax to keep the shades from slipping! I use it on the bridge and the temples where they touch behind the ears. Game changer for this very heavy sweater.
I learned about Path Projects from one of your videos a couple years ago, been using their shorts/liners ever since. Great products, and seems like a cool company. Great video!
@@robegan99 game changer 👊🏼
Hi Billy, while surfing on TH-cam I noticed this video about your 10 implements that you use for your trail running activities.
I liked the way you explain the pros and cons of each implement...I am a novice in trail running and videos like the one you produce, give us lessons to see what to use, when and where to use it, thank you very much for your valuable contributions...greetings from Ecuador.... EDW!N
So glad you reuploaded this!
🫣😬
@@BillyYanghaha. Still a good video!
Just getting started with the Pocket 3 camera. What a fine outfit, even with its inherent limitations. I am finding the Normal color setting to be just fine for 90% of my videos, thus avoiding the time and effort of color grading if I used the dlog-M setting. I also am making good use of the DJI Mimo phone app to provide a larger monitor and control interface for the camera. I had not seen the Ray Ban transition glasses/camera. What a game changer. If I had seen them advertised without your endorsement, I would have dismissed them as a gimmick. May have to give them a try. Thanks, Billy. Great video as always.
Agree, if the camera color profile works, definitely leave as is - especially if it means a faster work flow. And yes, the Ray-Bans are pretty handy for what they're built for, as long as you don't expect cinematic 4K video or a ChatGPT like AI system.
Path shorts are the absolute best
thank you Billy
Great stuff, I have kept my eye on the Path Graves jacket for awhile. Other reviews are solid too.
Function + Fashion = my perfect Venn diagram for apparel!
The Path shorts and Bas Liners. Definitely a win. Thank you 🙌
Haven't gone back since I started wearing them
Path gear is the absolute best. I looked into them after a gear review by Billy a few years ago and never looked back. I'd also recommend the Black DIamond Distance 4 hydration vest. Plenty of storage and room for poles.
@@mr.palmer6462 definitely the best quality stuff I’ve found, both for running and everyday. I like and ran in the BD pack for awhile too…but Salomon is just next level 🤩
Excellent info!
☺All solid gear choices, and I can attest to them being well loved! The DJI Osmo 3 has been clutch this year. Also special shoutout to the new Here For the Women's Race trucker hat, which is launching soon 😝 @18:55
@@HilaryAnn thanks again for lovely bday gift 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for the well spoken review on the Path Projects gear. I'm looking for a nice trail running jacket and upgrading my shorts, so I'm going to check Path gear.
@@AZUltraRunner let me know how it works out for you!
@@BillyYang I bought the PATH Projects Graves PX Shell and love it! I've used it for a few rides and runs. I'm also on the same page with the shorts where buy 1 pair of good shorts without a liner, then buy custom liners depending on the activity. Without a liner, I can wear compressions like Flipbelt or Rabbit Speedsters or just go with the Path Lynx/Tahoe liners. It feels very modular if that makes sense. . Also, the Old Spice trick is probably the best hack I've heard about in years. My feet got stinky AF before I started using OS, but now I get the benefit of smelling good and some lubrication to prevent blisters. I've been working to reduce the need for a pack while running by using a 350ml soft flask to hold GU Roctane powder and my favorite addition: HydraPak SkyFlask IT Speed 500ml. I currently use a Naked belt and Rabbit shorts (haven't bought the Path shorts yet) to carry what fuel I need. I figure with 6 to 8 miles between aid stations, I can downsize to save weight and keep my core nice and cool.
I find that a good elastic belt to carry my phone/keys/wallet/nutrition is a pretty addition.
I fought it for years and always tried to put everything into the short pockets, but having pockets all way around that keep stuff in place is really better. I use one from SportHG, but any elasticated belt will do.
@@lmbraga totally. I really love my Naked Belt after all these years
Thanks, Billy!
Thank you for this video! That Old Spice trick really had me thinking? Also I really like Path Projects shorts and baseliners and how they are separate. Been using Patagonia trail shorts for 9 years, they have changed and time for something different. And I like that shell, another must have. As for running shoes, I still use Hoka's (they have saved my knee & lower back). I'm always experimenting with gels, so I think I'll try those Precision Fuel products. Gracias! 🙌
Awesome, yes give them a try! I'm always experimenting and learning, may not be for everyone but these are what work for me so far!
I love the Osmo 3! I took it for a 40 mile documentary shoot through the Resurrection Pass in Alaska. It did everything I needed and more. I only had to break out my GoPros when the weather got dicey.
such a powerful little camera!
Hé Billy, i am ordert Topo Athletic MTN Racer 3 in the Netherlands 👍
What about your favorite running belt?
What is the white hoodie around the 5:47 mark? Is it lightweight? and looks like you use it for more sun coverage than warmth? Can you let me know the brand/style?
going to try the antiperspirant on my tootsies.., why not. thank you
Where exactly do you put your the Osmo pocket 3 in your bag ? I’d love to bring it with me on races but always feel like it takes a bunch of space ?
@@AdrienFauth I stick it in the front pocket of my Salomon vest usually
Hey Billy …. Great video again 🙂👍. I have really been looking at Path for running shorts. Also, do you use 5” or 7” for your length of shorts ?
Thx. Mike
Dealer's choice but I prefer the 5" Graves (relaxed fit) myself 👍🏼
@ Thank you 🙏.
Appreciate you
Who is here for the re-upload??!!
Mistakes were made 🤦🏻♂
@@BillyYang rewatching regardless!
@BillyYang are your Ray Bans prescription?
@@thewrestlingwithchangecoac5820 no but it’s an option. Mine are transition though
Is it better than dji action5 pro?!
Is it enough to use pocket 3 for rainy days and action b-rolls?
I want to make a movie like you, so i need you to suggest which camera is best for filming trail running by myself.
@@fo.rawhile I haven’t played around with their action camera line up yet. But I’m sure that combo could cover a lot of what you might need
You didn't tell us about your watch
@@arpansaikia1924 it almost made the list, it’s the Coros Vertix 2S. Incredible battery life
What about the hats you wear?
I usually cycle through 3 generally, 2 are PATH hats (my signature and the new Muir cap) and a Mammoth Trailfest one by Fractel.
Topo vs altra ?
Personally I prefer the Topo because it has a 5mm drop vs zero
I used to watch your channel couple of years ago. You seemed to have lost a bunch of weight!
Great video! Thanks! Just be careful of that Anti-perspirant, looks like it has Aluminum Zirconium in it.
Who's running with things in their shorts pockets really? That's why we a
Have belts and small packs
When did visible underwear become cool again? Kind of reminds of the early 2,000’s board short era when kids thought it was cool to have their American Eagle undies visible for all to see 🤷