Thank you for sharing your thoughts on ultralight gear, backpacking, and your experiences between the USA and Japan. It's always wonderful to learn about different perspectives. And thank you for sharing your thoughts about our ventilation frame. We are glad you are enjoying it on these beautiful hikes in Japan!
Thank you very much for watching and giving me such encouraging comments🙏🏻 Even if it adds a bit of weight, I believe it would be a better product if the part that attaches to the shoulder straps were less prone to detachment. For backpacks like LiteAF or Zpacks' Nero, which have bungee cords threaded through the back, being able to secure the frame would make it more convenient. Therefore, having a version without parts attached to the shoulder straps would be even more user-friendly for such backpacks🤔 In any case, as it's an innovative gear, I hope feedback from hikers worldwide gathers around you, and the product can be further refined. I hope I can contribute to that process in some way😉
I always genuinely appreciate your honest opinions on hiking. To me It’s interesting to learn the hiking cultures and values of Japan and America. I also like your follow-up review on the Vaucluse’s frame that I am really interested to get my hands on. And I always wonder how would it feel if it goes with a belt fan that sit right on your waist. Unfortunately before getting to know the Vaucluse’s frame, I have already bought a Minerva’s air mesh panel. 😅
Thank you so much for always watching my videos🙏🏻 I always strive to provide honest reviews because I don't want to betray the trust of my viewers👍🏻 It's really rewarding to receive recognition for that😌 Both Japan and America have their good and bad aspects, but since both societies are part of my roots, I embrace them both as I hike through life🐐 Is "a belt fan" literally a fan attached to the belt? With this frame, airflow improves, so I think the fan becomes unnecessary🤔 Physically, it minimizes the contact area on the back with the backpack, which feels quite different from mesh panels😉 For hikers living in humid regions, I think it's a kind of gear worth trying out👍🏻
@@mountaingoathikes Thank you so much for your reply! Your honest reviews on gears are always appreciated! You have my total trust. I remember you did mention Darn Tough socks in your previous video and then I got a few pairs for myself too, they are really good! As for the belt fans, for those I have come across on Amazon, some of them could be attached to your belt I believe, but for most models they could directly be clipped onto the waist of shorts. Thank you so much for telling me the mesh panels and the ventilation frames are supposed to work differently. Really never thought of that! With your words, I have just ordered one from Vaucluse last Sunday. Looking foward to trying it out! Thank you again and looking forward to your next video! Happy hiking!
@yay.graphics Thank you very much for your reply😊 The gear I review is just the tip of the iceberg compared to the many I've tried over time🙃 In other words, there are plenty that haven't proven useful for my purposes or worthy of mention so much🥲 So, the gear I feature in my videos are, at the moments, the ones I truly rely on or am eager to try out👍🏻 It's quite a responsibility, knowing I've led you to spend a lot of money, isn't it? Moving forward, I want to continue reviewing gear responsibly😉
@@mountaingoathikes You are very welcome, I really enjoy talking to you. Don’t know why sometimes you are more like a friend of mine than a TH-camr. 😊 I have also bought a handful of gadgets and gears but I am too busy (actually lazy) to try them out. Don’t worry about me, looking for gears worth trying out is just like a hobby of mine now. I am grateful that you have given me ideas. Please feel no pressure too, and enjoy making videos as usual. It is totally my responsibility for deciding what gears I am buying. 😊
@@yay.graphics I feel like I have a friend in you who shares the same passion for the hobby😉 Balancing the hike-life equation is tough, but let's keep hiking🤞🏻
とんじるさん、いつも応援ありがとうございます🙇🏻♂ お気づきかわかりませんが、実はとんじるさんと対話する気持ちでお話ししていました😌 ぼくはアメリカと日本の双方で生活してきたので、日本社会の不自由さや窮屈さを感じやすいのだと思います。 日本のUL界は表層的には自由や解放のベールをまとっているのですが、その深層部に日本的な権威主義やタテ社会の構造があるように私には思えてしまいました。 それが良いか悪いかの議論をしたいわけでも、問題提起をしたいわけでもないんです。違いを認める姿勢をもたなければ、まさにHike Your Own Hikeと矛盾してしまいますものね😉 いつか、山で語り合えたらいいですねぇ🍻🏕
アメリカと日本での経験からのゴートさんのハイキング哲学がすごく勉強になるお話でした！
しっかりと自分の考えを持つ事の重要性。はハイキングのみならず色々な面ですごく大切だと自分は思います。
皆さんが個々それぞれの考えを持って、自然を楽しむ事が出来たら自分は良いなぁと考えてます。
その一瞬一瞬を、例えばパートナーだったり、好きなアイテムにかこまれてたりしながら何より自然を感じ、そして自然に感謝して歩ける事が私は好きですね〜😊
ハイカーとしても、人としても素敵なGUYのゴートさん！（視聴者の無駄遣いの気遣いまでしてくれる優しさ🤭）
いつもありがとうございます😊
こちらこそ、いつも応援ありがとうございます！
ぼくの発言の真意を汲み取ってくださり、ありがとうございます😌
ぼくのような意見もあれば、全く違う意見も当然あるでしょうし、異なる価値観を尊重し合うことがハイキングであれ何であれ大切なことですよね😊
ぼくもアラChangさんのように、ラブ＆ピースなバイブスで、感謝の気持ちをもってハイキングしていきたいと思います✌🏻
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on ultralight gear, backpacking, and your experiences between the USA and Japan. It's always wonderful to learn about different perspectives. And thank you for sharing your thoughts about our ventilation frame. We are glad you are enjoying it on these beautiful hikes in Japan!
Thank you very much for watching and giving me such encouraging comments🙏🏻
Even if it adds a bit of weight, I believe it would be a better product if the part that attaches to the shoulder straps were less prone to detachment. For backpacks like LiteAF or Zpacks' Nero, which have bungee cords threaded through the back, being able to secure the frame would make it more convenient. Therefore, having a version without parts attached to the shoulder straps would be even more user-friendly for such backpacks🤔 In any case, as it's an innovative gear, I hope feedback from hikers worldwide gathers around you, and the product can be further refined. I hope I can contribute to that process in some way😉
ギア紹介いつも楽しく拝見しています
Hike your own hikeって言葉とてもいいですね
心に響きました
いつもありがとうございます🙇🏻♂
ぼくも、初めて聞いた時に心に響きました😌
今後ともよろしくお願い申し上げます🤟🏻
I always genuinely appreciate your honest opinions on hiking. To me It’s interesting to learn the hiking cultures and values of Japan and America.
I also like your follow-up review on the Vaucluse’s frame that I am really interested to get my hands on. And I always wonder how would it feel if it goes with a belt fan that sit right on your waist.
Unfortunately before getting to know the Vaucluse’s frame, I have already bought a Minerva’s air mesh panel. 😅
Thank you so much for always watching my videos🙏🏻
I always strive to provide honest reviews because I don't want to betray the trust of my viewers👍🏻 It's really rewarding to receive recognition for that😌
Both Japan and America have their good and bad aspects, but since both societies are part of my roots, I embrace them both as I hike through life🐐
Is "a belt fan" literally a fan attached to the belt? With this frame, airflow improves, so I think the fan becomes unnecessary🤔 Physically, it minimizes the contact area on the back with the backpack, which feels quite different from mesh panels😉 For hikers living in humid regions, I think it's a kind of gear worth trying out👍🏻
@@mountaingoathikes Thank you so much for your reply!
Your honest reviews on gears are always appreciated! You have my total trust. I remember you did mention Darn Tough socks in your previous video and then I got a few pairs for myself too, they are really good!
As for the belt fans, for those I have come across on Amazon, some of them could be attached to your belt I believe, but for most models they could directly be clipped onto the waist of shorts.
Thank you so much for telling me the mesh panels and the ventilation frames are supposed to work differently. Really never thought of that! With your words, I have just ordered one from Vaucluse last Sunday. Looking foward to trying it out!
Thank you again and looking forward to your next video! Happy hiking!
@yay.graphics
Thank you very much for your reply😊
The gear I review is just the tip of the iceberg compared to the many I've tried over time🙃 In other words, there are plenty that haven't proven useful for my purposes or worthy of mention so much🥲 So, the gear I feature in my videos are, at the moments, the ones I truly rely on or am eager to try out👍🏻 It's quite a responsibility, knowing I've led you to spend a lot of money, isn't it? Moving forward, I want to continue reviewing gear responsibly😉
@@mountaingoathikes You are very welcome, I really enjoy talking to you. Don’t know why sometimes you are more like a friend of mine than a TH-camr. 😊
I have also bought a handful of gadgets and gears but I am too busy (actually lazy) to try them out. Don’t worry about me, looking for gears worth trying out is just like a hobby of mine now. I am grateful that you have given me ideas.
Please feel no pressure too, and enjoy making videos as usual. It is totally my responsibility for deciding what gears I am buying. 😊
@@yay.graphics
I feel like I have a friend in you who shares the same passion for the hobby😉
Balancing the hike-life equation is tough, but let's keep hiking🤞🏻
なんていうか、すごく日本語が上手だなと感じました。
hikeって日本語にするとなんて言ったらいいんですかねぇ。
ご視聴＆コメントいただき、誠にありがとうございます🙏🏻
いくつかの英英辞典に載っているhikingの定義をぼくなりにまとめると「野山や田舎を長い距離歩く行為」となります。なので、実はクライミング要素のない日本の山歩きは、英語の定義に照らすと全てハイキングの範疇になるかと存じます👍🏻
今後ともよろしくお願い申し上げます🙇🏻♂
ウルトラライト。
とっても興味深く共感出来る話題でした。
ウルトラライトハイキングが生まれた経緯を考えると本質的にはそういう事だと私も考えています。
今1人歩きしている日本のULは道具本意の方法論
ウルトラライトハイキングは思想なのかなと。
私は道具が好きなので
「何を持って行くかでは無く、何を置いて行くか」という言葉をある方から教えて頂いて以来
自分のハイキングスタイルを時々見つめ直すようにしています。
gortさんの英語力が何故凄いのかルーツも知る事が出来て嬉しかったです！
次のgear talkも楽しみにしています。
とんじるさん、いつも応援ありがとうございます🙇🏻♂
お気づきかわかりませんが、実はとんじるさんと対話する気持ちでお話ししていました😌
ぼくはアメリカと日本の双方で生活してきたので、日本社会の不自由さや窮屈さを感じやすいのだと思います。
日本のUL界は表層的には自由や解放のベールをまとっているのですが、その深層部に日本的な権威主義やタテ社会の構造があるように私には思えてしまいました。
それが良いか悪いかの議論をしたいわけでも、問題提起をしたいわけでもないんです。違いを認める姿勢をもたなければ、まさにHike Your Own Hikeと矛盾してしまいますものね😉
いつか、山で語り合えたらいいですねぇ🍻🏕
gortさん
嬉しいお言葉ありがとうございます！
私も是非山でgortさんと語りたいです
私は流されて来た人間なので
人と違うことに憧れがあります
海外生活をされて井戸の外を見て来たgortさんのような方の「違いを認める姿勢」という海外の価値観が肌で分かりません。
是非たくさんお話しを聞いてみたいです。
@@tonziru_club
お返事ありがとうございます！
とんじるさんがどのような人生を歩まれてこようが、ぼくは「今」のとんじるさんと接するなかで、素敵な方だなと思っていますよ😊