Thanks for sharing your feedbacks ;) I’ve got also a Circuit, so i’m interrested in more details about your problme with it, as i will attempt the PCT in 2024.
I'd say treat the hands as you do the body, layer it. Light weight glove plus a rain mit shell. Gives you versatility as well as being slightly lesser weight than a beefed up winter mit. Instead of opting for a heavy item, split it into two lighter cousins to accomplish something comparable while giving yourselves more options is just a good strategy for me when making gear selections.
Hey Goob! I've been estranged for a few months and I'm just now catching up. Congratulations on finishing the PCT! It sounds like you had a wonderful adventure and made some memories. Thank you for posting your gear review. I will probably watch it a few more times as I prepare for my next hike. When you Triple Crown those old socks, you should have them enshrined! Hike On! Ramble
Just found your channel. And now I have something to look forward to. Regarding keeping hands warm, as I am from Sweden and used to cold winters, I would say. Mittens over gloves. 100% of the time. Wool mittens not synthetic.
you should try to pair those gloves with some sort of rain mitt. like the vertice rain mitts. or something similar. or if you still want dexterity try something like a showa 281 glove. mitts usually will keep your hands warmer overall because they trap more warmth.
Good morning! On average, what was the daily weight of your backpack? You were always clipping along and rarely looked like you were struggling with weight at all. So happy with your completion and your attitude throughout the hike. Looking forward to your triple crown adventure and "we'll see you in the next one!"
Thoroughly enjoyed following you throughout your PCT journey. Thank you for regularly posting your videos. I also have a ULA Circuit pack. Have several hundred Sierra miles on it but have not experienced any rubbing type issues. Would love details on what was rubbing on your sleeping pad. Good hiking!
if room and weight aren't an issue, I can't recommend the thermarest compressible pillow. one of my favorite pieces of gear. There's nothing like a real pillow with you. I'm a side sleeper and I keep a cheap klymite inflatable to stuff in between my legs and I can wrap my buff around it if need be. Just a thought but this all works so well for me. I'm not a ground sleeper but with the nemo tensor wide long it a,l works for me on the ground. Yiou , obviously don't have ground sleeping issues but back to the pillow. It's all comfort.
Thanks for a great post trail gear review, Goob. Very informative and helpful. I watched all of your PCT episodes and look forward to watching your CDT hike. Have a restful off-season, you deserve it!
Good to hear from you. Nice video and great information. When would start the CDT Trail? That would be great a live Q and A. What date and time for Q and A? Thanks for sharing. Stay Safe and REST ON than HIKE ON!!!
Thank you for the quick update on gear. Apart from the bear can and microspikes where they the only extra things you switched for the sierras? What was your start date. Many congratulations and thank you so much for your posts whilst on trail, i am sure many nights you would have preferred to sleep than edit video
I'm new to your channel and love your concise presentations. I would like to learn more about how you managed your meals and what foods you chose. This is the one area I'm unsure about when prepping for the AT. Thank you Goob.
All of my meals consisted of stuff I found in town stops, I never sent myself a single resupply box. I would say every town that you would stop into is used to having lots of hikers pass through and is stocked well enough for the types of foods that the average through hiker is looking for like ramen, knorr sides, and clif bars. Sometimes you might be limited on variety but I never got tired of having to eat the same stuff for multiple stretches.
Good the hear the Durston pack worked out for you. I hear he is coming out with a larger version as well. You should give the Platypus Quickdraw a look. I have switched from the Befree and I am very happy with my decision.
Goob, I enjoy watching your PCT videos and have rewatched many. I plan to be out there on the PCT this year. Can you tell me which size Zpack bear bag kit you used? Was it the Large 3.4 oz. 5-6 days of food, or the Big - 3.1 oz. 3-4 days of food. Did you use any other bag(s) inside the Bear bag for either order or rodent control? Thanks, Dave
I'm not sure exactly what size my food bag is but it's probably the larger one because I can definitely fit 5-6 days of food in it no problem and I have never used any type of odor prof bags on the inside.
Thanks for the vid. Is carrying an external drive probably also best if you’re shooting from iPhone? I hear uploading to a drive/cloud/dropbox can take forever in town.
Congratulations on your finish! Thank you for sharing your awesome journey! Does it bother you that you were not able to make it to the northern terminus? Will you ever go back and finish that section? Can not wait until your next adventure.
Would love to hear your background story. You've hinted about serving, but we don't know much other than that. What do you do for work? That kinda thing. A little more of you, would be nice to compliment your videos.
Great summary video. I found it very useful in planning my PCT hike for next year. I really enjoyed following your trip on TH-cam. What was your start date?
Was it the two really tough pieces of fabric on the bottom on both sides that holds the carbon hoop that was causing the rubbing? I have a circuit as well and have always wondered if those edges were too sharp and cause abrasion.
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great video, I also have the Kakwa 40, kind of with I got the 55 but need to get my UL act together.
The most important video you will watch if you are hiking the PCT 2023 👌💪
So glad I viewed this! I really appreciate the honest review of your gear.
Always good to hear from the Goob another great video. Confident, easy to listen to, semipro delivery.
Thanks for posting your videos really enjoyed them and they are helping me prep for 2023.
This is great information Goob!
Congratulations again!! Looking forward to your CDT hike!!
Glad you are back home safe!
GBU
Thanks for the series. Will stay tuned for the next one. Take care sir.
Thanks for sharing your feedbacks ;)
I’ve got also a Circuit, so i’m interrested in more details about your problme with it, as i will attempt the PCT in 2024.
I'd say treat the hands as you do the body, layer it. Light weight glove plus a rain mit shell. Gives you versatility as well as being slightly lesser weight than a beefed up winter mit. Instead of opting for a heavy item, split it into two lighter cousins to accomplish something comparable while giving yourselves more options is just a good strategy for me when making gear selections.
Very useful and good luck with your triple crown!!
I think the cheap Walmart wrangler performance outdoor pants go unnoticed. A real underdog
Hey Goob! I've been estranged for a few months and I'm just now catching up. Congratulations on finishing the PCT! It sounds like you had a wonderful adventure and made some memories. Thank you for posting your gear review. I will probably watch it a few more times as I prepare for my next hike.
When you Triple Crown those old socks, you should have them enshrined!
Hike On!
Ramble
Thanks! Yeah, the whole adventure was amazing.
Just found your channel. And now I have something to look forward to.
Regarding keeping hands warm, as I am from Sweden and used to cold winters, I would say. Mittens over gloves. 100% of the time. Wool mittens not synthetic.
you should try to pair those gloves with some sort of rain mitt. like the vertice rain mitts. or something similar. or if you still want dexterity try something like a showa 281 glove. mitts usually will keep your hands warmer overall because they trap more warmth.
Enjoy your videos! 👍
Good morning! On average, what was the daily weight of your backpack? You were always clipping along and rarely looked like you were struggling with weight at all. So happy with your completion and your attitude throughout the hike. Looking forward to your triple crown adventure and "we'll see you in the next one!"
Thoroughly enjoyed following you throughout your PCT journey. Thank you for regularly posting your videos.
I also have a ULA Circuit pack. Have several hundred Sierra miles on it but have not experienced any rubbing type issues. Would love details on what was rubbing on your sleeping pad. Good hiking!
I'd love tó hear about your support team - back home? And thank you very much for taking us along this epic hike! Márta, Hungary
if room and weight aren't an issue, I can't recommend the thermarest compressible pillow. one of my favorite pieces of gear. There's nothing like a real pillow with you. I'm a side sleeper and I keep a cheap klymite inflatable to stuff in between my legs and I can wrap my buff around it if need be. Just a thought but this all works so well for me. I'm not a ground sleeper but with the nemo tensor wide long it a,l works for me on the ground. Yiou , obviously don't have ground sleeping issues but back to the pillow. It's all comfort.
Thanks for a great post trail gear review, Goob. Very informative and helpful. I watched all of your PCT episodes and look forward to watching your CDT hike. Have a restful off-season, you deserve it!
Good to hear from you. Nice video and great information. When would start the CDT Trail? That would be great a live Q and A. What date and time for Q and A? Thanks for sharing. Stay Safe and REST ON than HIKE ON!!!
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the differences between the two trails. Thanks for sharing all your equipment.
Thank you for the quick update on gear. Apart from the bear can and microspikes where they the only extra things you switched for the sierras? What was your start date. Many congratulations and thank you so much for your posts whilst on trail, i am sure many nights you would have preferred to sleep than edit video
I'm new to your channel and love your concise presentations. I would like to learn more about how you managed your meals and what foods you chose. This is the one area I'm unsure about when prepping for the AT. Thank you Goob.
All of my meals consisted of stuff I found in town stops, I never sent myself a single resupply box. I would say every town that you would stop into is used to having lots of hikers pass through and is stocked well enough for the types of foods that the average through hiker is looking for like ramen, knorr sides, and clif bars. Sometimes you might be limited on variety but I never got tired of having to eat the same stuff for multiple stretches.
Thanks Goob. That gives me confidence.
Congratulations on finishing pct
Awesome man
A live video q&a sounds good to me. Maybe answer questions about the CDT. Will it be a harder trail than the first two?
Thanks!
Thanks for all your videos and congratulaions on finishing! Would love to hear your thoughts on the AT vs the PCT
R U gonna do a SOBO or NOBO CDT hike ?
Good the hear the Durston pack worked out for you. I hear he is coming out with a larger version as well. You should give the Platypus Quickdraw a look. I have switched from the Befree and I am very happy with my decision.
I don’t think you talked about your sleeping bag. What did you use? And what was your total pack weight?
I used a 20 degree bag from Zpacks. I don’t really weigh my gear but I would guess the base weight is around 12 pounds or so.
Goob, I enjoy watching your PCT videos and have rewatched many. I plan to be out there on the PCT this year. Can you tell me which size Zpack bear bag kit you used? Was it the Large 3.4 oz. 5-6 days of food, or the Big - 3.1 oz. 3-4 days of food.
Did you use any other bag(s) inside the Bear bag for either order or rodent control? Thanks, Dave
I'm not sure exactly what size my food bag is but it's probably the larger one because I can definitely fit 5-6 days of food in it no problem and I have never used any type of odor prof bags on the inside.
@@goobsadventures Thank you!
Thanks for the vid. Is carrying an external drive probably also best if you’re shooting from iPhone? I hear uploading to a drive/cloud/dropbox can take forever in town.
Yeah, I definitely like having a hard copy of all my videos. It doesn't take very long to transfer to the external SSD.
Do you have a link to the one you used? Looked compact n light
Congratulations on your finish! Thank you for sharing your awesome journey! Does it bother you that you were not able to make it to the northern terminus? Will you ever go back and finish that section? Can not wait until your next adventure.
Would love to hear your background story. You've hinted about serving, but we don't know much other than that. What do you do for work? That kinda thing. A little more of you, would be nice to compliment your videos.
Great summary video. I found it very useful in planning my PCT hike for next year. I really enjoyed following your trip on TH-cam. What was your start date?
Which model of Shamma sandals are those? Did they come in that shape, or did they mold to your feet?
I’m not sure on the model but the shoes just came in that size and shape.
Was it the two really tough pieces of fabric on the bottom on both sides that holds the carbon hoop that was causing the rubbing? I have a circuit as well and have always wondered if those edges were too sharp and cause abrasion.
I think it was more towards the top of the inside of the bag on the side against my back. I can’t remember the exact spot that was causing the damage.
@@goobsadventures interesting. I’ll have to poke around in mine to see if there’s anything rough up there. Thanks!
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