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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Here is a list of everything I bought for my Kilimanjaro climb, September 2022. I go over both what I bought and what my experienced guide brings.
-- The Patagonia duffel was only 120L, not 130L as I mentioned in the video.
Cameras
DJI Osmo Pocket 2: amzn.to/3RcuWuk
Gopro Hero 11: amzn.to/3DVMVCq
Bags:
Osprey Nebula: amzn.to/3Sp24jW
Patagonia Duffel 120L: www.rei.com/product/851365/pa...
North Face 100L duffel: amzn.to/3ffKxw3
Eagle Creek 22" Carry-on: amzn.to/3CarwV2
Osprey Manta: amzn.to/3r5wYC5
Maxpedition Phone Pouch: amzn.to/3LI76FJ
Thermodrop Thermometer: www.thermoworks.com/thermodrop/
Hyke & Byke Sleeping bag: amzn.to/3r5QDSl
Sleeping bag liner: amzn.to/3LI4vfh
Camp Pillow: amzn.to/3LF3EMj
Trekking Poles: amzn.to/3RaYA3l
Feet:
Salomon 4d GTX Hiking boots: amzn.to/3S8L9lN
Altra Lone Peak 6: amzn.to/3r2vRTM
Darn Tough socks: amzn.to/3UBgxeo
Liner Socks: amzn.to/3Rcq8VU
Legs:
Kuhl convertible pants: www.kuhl.com/kuhl/mens/mens-c...
Fleece Pants: amzn.to/3r41DzI
Full zip rain pants: www.rei.com/product/127338/re...
Shirts:
Smartwool T-shirt: amzn.to/3dMZTrr
Smartwool long sleeve: amzn.to/3E04GAq
Head
Smartwool beanie: amzn.to/3SdVGvR
Fleece headband: amzn.to/3dIhalK
Outdoor Research Sunhat: amzn.to/3C5eN5R
Oakley Sunglasses: amzn.to/3r6PoCw
Jacket
Patagonia Nano Air: www.patagonia.com/product/men...
Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap: amzn.to/3ShSqjd
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A great video - very useful information.
Mega cool SnareMan, congrats on the trip big time!
That was a lot of sweet gear, big fan of the boots but they are not the best in snow and cold.
I hope you make a video of the trip for us to see more!
Thanks. Working on putting together the video from the hike. I have a few others I have to get out first though. I just wanted to do this one before I put everything away. :-)
I’ve watched your content over several years off and on. I started watching them for pant reviews when I had to pay out of pocket for uniform items. Thanks for sharing your advice and your expedition.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching. 🙂
Great gear & tips video, after your Himalayan base camp gear video. 👍🏻
Thanks!
@@SnareMan We the viewers, should be thankful to you for putting out these videos.
I still use your comprehensive Himalayan base camp gear list, including the medical list as a guide to all my trips.
@@veritas.ve.42 I appreciate the kind thoughts. Thanks!!!
Whenever you find time, please link the full leg zipped rain paints or spell out the brand name please. Thank you. I could only find Marmot in the full leg zipped category for $100/- bucks.
@@veritas.ve.42 Oops. Sorry about that. I forgot those on the list. I will find them and add them after work and reply here
I absolutely love my osprey manta 28. I’ve had it for 5 years now, it’s done several 14ers in Colorado, as well as Kilimanjaro, very well might do toubkal in Morocco in late May, and Everest base camp in October, as well as just being my go to bag for all my hiking, pretty much. I did Kilimanjaro in october 2021 by way of a 6 day machame route. I flew from Denver-JFK-AMS-JRO, I liked those flights, as it got in at 8:30 pm of day 0, and we didn’t start hiking until day 2, so that allowed me to get in, and pretty much straight to sleep. Anyways, about how I decided what to take. As I live in Colorado, and hike all summer, and ski all winter, I basically took what I normally wear hiking in the high (13k’+), and my ski clothes for summit night, to keep me warm on summit night. That made it so much easier to know what to take. I just wish I had taken a bigger duffel bag, that’s the only mistake I made, I was still able to get everything in there, but it was tight. When it comes time for Everest base camp, I’ll have to buy a bigger bag.
Yeah, when I did EBC there were some people that had a 90 l uffle and while you could make the stuff fit they all complain that it was kind of a tight fit. I was surprised even having this 120 liter bag which I thought would be pretty huge it was still even pretty tight but still good and underweight
@@SnareMan how would you compare the gear you took up Kilimanjaro vs. the gear you took to Everest base camp?? Pretty similar??
@@schumi246 Yes, really similar. Although I took a little warmer sleeping bag for Kili since you are sleeping in a tent versus tea houses and some of the tea houses also had blankets that you could put on top of your sleeping bag. I have an EBC preparation and packing video as well I can try and find after I get home to a computer.
If you search my channel for Everest base camp videos it should all come up as well as videos from my trek.
Great video. Lots of good info.
Which trekking company did you use? Why?
Thanks! The US based company was Adventures Within Reach and they farmed the actual climb out to African Scenic Safaris who was amazing. I used AWR because they offer some custom options for their trips. I did a solo climb and got to add a few things.
Oh hey that's Francis! Jambo Francis!
How do you know Francis?
@@SnareMan he was my guide in February 2020 :)
@@Robot-Rising small world!
@@SnareMan indeed! Randomly saw your video thumbnail and thought it looked like him 😁 , your video is reminding me I need to go through all of my footage and edit/post something. What an amazing trek it is. Looks like you had good weather too!
@@Robot-Rising yea, overall I'd say I had great weather. Minimal to no rain and certainly cold at night, but not unbearable.
What trek did you do and company?
I booked through the American company Adventures Within Reach and they farmed it out to African Scenic Safaris in Tanzania. Both were great to deal with and my guide Francis was amazing.
Just to let you know I got in contact with xymox about the hybrid snare drums
and?
@@SnareMan alright alright my bad
@@_ZeGhost what do you mean
@@SnareMan what I’m saying is xymox told me that the hybrid snare drums are marching snare tension even tho I saw your video which means that they really are huge liars Believe me I did not know plus I even had a hybrid snare before and it broke
@@_ZeGhost yea, they don't hold up to marching tension
Camping part is interesting.
Maybe try Lloyd's two wool sock method:
th-cam.com/video/3DGtHMZX8gc/w-d-xo.html
Si ces deux-là font du Shoeplay..............Merci de Masquer!!!
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