Finally a review on the Dagger and it did not disappoint! I’ve been waiting to see what your thoughts were on the tent I’ve been rocking for 2 years. Great work Dan, Eric, Emmit, and Carter. I’ve been using the dagger 3 person for two years now and I love it. 4 lbs May seem like a lot for a backpacking tent but when you’re 6’-2” it’s awesome. It fits my two young kids and I perfectly! Also What Up Carter!!!
Thanks Dan and Eric for the in depth comparison from the 2 OSMO tents from NEMO. Great choice for both tents. I actually bought the NEMO OSMO Dagger 3P tent because my husband is 6'4" and I'm 5'8.5" with 2 NEMO Tensor Insulated Wide Pads (25"). We have plenty of room for both of us and our gear. I can also use my extra Gear Loft from my NEMO Dragonfly 2P tent on the other side which gives us both our own gear lofts. Sweet! We love the NEMO products for backpacking in comfort. 😁
What up Carter! Great video guys. I’m trying to get my 11 year old daughter outdoors more so maybe Carter can talk a little in front of the camera in the future to share his experiences now that he’s been doing it for a while with dad. Let’s get these younger generations out more. Thanks again, all of you, for the great content.
Welcome, Carter!. And Dan, shame on you for scaring me telling me Emit was gone. I was bummed until you said he was still here. Always fun to see all you guys.
I have carried my Nemo Hornet 2 on many trips and love it, "glorified 1 person tent" is a great description. I love it for the light weight, roominess (for one person), generous vestibules and door sizes. My favorite tent for backpacking, if I am not using a tarp this is my tent.
I just recently got my Nemo Hornet Osmo 1p tent. I can't wait to try it out soon. The two person tent looks incredible in this video. Nemo does such great gear.
I recently tried out the Hornet Osmo 1p. It was...ok. With that very short brow pole (it's not even a pole, more like a wing attachment) it really pinches together at the top. I didn't like that the zipper is only one way, i.e., only one zipper pull, and it feels pretty flimsy, but maybe it's tougher than it feels. It does fit a 25" wide pad with some room left for gear. It rained for 1/2 day and there were no leaks though it sagged a little. On the same trip a friend had a BA Tigerwall 1P and that tent definitely has more headroom. You can compare them side by side on REI.
Great comparison video! My main complain about the Hornet is that it's technically a single wall tent on the head side. If it rains, that really becomes problematic. The fly is just wet and whatever touches it becomes wet too. Has this been an issue for you too so far? Oh, and what up Carter!
Literally just bought a Dagger Osmo 2P couple weeks ago. I haven't been able to sleep in it yet but am going to find out next week. However, I have set it up a couple of times tho and must say that I am very impressed. The amount of room is awesome, def enough for two people to fit comfortably. I do wanna share some critique tho. The landing zone is very gimmicky to me, I don't really see myself using it at all and seems to me like another little hassle to attach to a tent that already takes a little more time setting up. In regards to setting up the tent in the rain, it is def possible if only quite more cumbersome. You can def pitch it with the rain fly first and the inner second but it does take more effort and time to do so. Apart from these criticisms I think it's an awesome tent, can't wait to use it and looking forward to see how well it will hold up in the coming years.
I have the dagger 2p osmo and love it! The Osmo is amazing and I’m reluctant to get a tent in the future that isn’t a poly sil whatever it is fly. Water beads off like water on plastic. There are some more pros that weren’t talked about. It also has some vents with little vent poles on each vestibule. You can also completely roll up each vestibule and attach them to the guy out loops. Just figured that out last weekend. For those nights you’re unsure if it’s going to rain but you want maximum air flow.
What up Carter?!!!! Love checking out the new gear you review!! Putting together some gear not for backpacking but for canoe/kayak camping with my boys!! Thanks for all the indepth reviews!
What up Carter!!! Hey, I also watched Eric's video the other day on that tent as well!! I have the Osmo Dagger 2 person and love it!! The waterproofing on the fly works great!! We recently went out and stayed through a complete down pour all night, and I stayed completely dry!!! That "landing zone" I thought was kinda cheesy at first, but I have used it every time for muddy boots, pack, extra gear etc...complete game changer. I am a 10 mile or so per day kinda guy, and this works out amazing for me!! I would TOTALLY recommend the Nemo Dagger Osmo for anyone lookin for a quality tent, and don't forget the most important thing, it's pricy, but it has a lifetime warranty!!! Way to go Nemo!! Thanks guys!! Great content!!
@greenfield245 as of now, I have never really had an issue with rain or wind coming through that cutout, and I've been through several good windy downpours in that sucker👌👌
Dagger OSMO 2p…luv mine…switched out stakes to MSR groundhog. When solo, I use the “shoe tray” on inside…no worries about critters in shoes. My sister and I slept comfortably…and b/c we both be on the shorter side, our packs fit in at our feet. One trip, fly was wet…next site/stop, hung it and it was dry in 5 minutes, there was a breeze.
I am in the military and love my light fighter 1 person 4 season, but i got the nemo hornet 2P and I absolutely trust my Hornet 2P as much as my light fighter 1P tent...I got caught in the rain and cold and thought i was a goner but my Hornet without a foot print did not leak nor condinsate, I was seriously impressed at the strength and dependability! You guys were spot on with your reviews
I was either going to buy the BA Copper Spur 3p, Sea to Summit Alto 3p, or Nemo Dagger OSMO 3p. Erik and you have shown the first two but… Because of Devin and his videos about the Nemo tents earlier I think last year and this year (and price for what you get) I went with the Nemo Dagger OSMO 3p. I hike with my wife a 25 lb corgi pup. The true rectangular floor, premium stakes, added outer vestibule caddy, and ease to split it between two backpackers was such a win for me.
I have the previous version of the Dagger 2P and I absolutely love it. I’m 6’4” so my sleeping pad is large wide. The Dagger has plenty of space not only for the pad, but also I love being able to sit upright in it with plenty of headroom. And the large vestibules are awesome. If it’s raining I’ll just setup my entire cook kit in the vestibule with the outer door closed and the inner tent door open. I mostly backpack solo and have never been concerned about the extra weight of the Dagger compared to the Hornet.
WhadUp Carter! Thanks for the vid team. I agree, think I'd go for the Dagger for a more plush multi person outing, and something like the X-Mid / X-Mid Pro for the solo and lighter weight ventures.
What up, Carter? Glad you brought your dad and friends to Oregon, hope you enjoyed backpacking here. Nice tents. Expensive tents! But the Dagger looks like it's got great room and the weight is manageable if it's s 4-season tent. If the Dagger is not a 4-season, then the Hornet and a nice tarp are a better combo for achieving a 4-season shelter while backpacking (meaning room to stay dry under constant rain with space for quick cooking in the dark). For the price of a Dagger one can buy 10 cheap tents with just as much space and maybe a pound difference in weight, and not a care on disability when you take it car camping.
Hello Dan. I just bought my 2nd NEMO Dagger 3P. I section hiked the AT during covid. I brought the 3P with me as I'm 6'2 and weigh 205. I felt it was too heavy to pack. So I traded at REI for a Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 at just 2 lbs to cut my weight by 3 lbs. I am disappointed in the Big Agnes. So I now just bought the NEMO OSMO Dagger 3P. It was such an awesome tent before that I'm willing to pack the weight. The shape of the tent is awesome. Good room. The ultra-lighters on trail gave me grief about my luxury hotel but so be it. lol.
We have the Dagger OSMO 3p & it has been an amazing tent. Not a drop of water or condensation and we have camped from Gulf Shores, Alabama through the northeast, midwest to Glacier NP & Big Bend.
I have the in-between of these, the dragonfly (old none osmo), but as a 3 person. It is fully free standing but still lightweight. Pretty awesome for two people
I recently got into backpacking. I really enjoy your very informative videos on products and honest reviews on them. Thank you for that and keep it up 🤙🏽🤙🏽 P.S. Whats up Carter ✌🏽
Whats up CARTER! Time for you to do a gear review while Dad has to be your helper! Dan, have you ever done a kayak camping trip? I would love to see you get attempt a couple day paddle and see how you like it!
I got the hornet this year. The trick to setting it up is to stake out the foot end with the guy lines going almost straight out to the sides. You have yours staked out way in front.
1:30 Carter definitely looks like Kyle's(Kyle Hates Hiking) younger brother😂. Seriously though great comparison video especially being a 2 time Hornet 2P owner!
Just started this video: hopefully it discusses how well the Hornet works minus vents...for all I know Grrreat! I know it makes a good bug catcher. The bees cannot get out. Love the short poles. Maybe the Mayfly is the new evolution. I'd take the short poles in the Mayfly though.
What up Carter? My girlfriend and I have used the Dagger 2P for the past year, both backpacking and in campgrounds and we love it! It has enough space for the both of us to fit perfectly. It would be a little tight to use just in a campground if you have no intention of backpacking, but if you want a tent that would be good for both backpacking and campgrounds, this is it! When we use it backpacking, we split up the tent and the poles between us to even out the weight.
I saw someone with the Dagger on the Tour du Mont Blanc recently and it really stood out. Amazing tent! *Also; the reduction in awkward high 5s is directly proportional to how focused your eyes are on the other person's elbow ;)
I was in the market for a tent to bring on Bikepacking and Trailhiking. So it had to be somewhat freestanding, because i dont carry trekkingpoles while cycling. And it needed a small pack-size, to fit my Backpack and fit on the Bike. Besides the weight, the Hornet fits in a regular Backpack horizontally - and can also mount on the handlebars of your race/gravel-bike, all in. No need to carry the poles separately. And i actually rigged the footbox with a Trekkingpole once, while camping on a platform on trail - worked out really well. One thing that surprised me, in regards to packsize is that the Hornet is also quite the flat package, the volume packed is really small.
If the rain fly doors are opened to the vestibule spaces for each, will water drip inside the tent floor? It seems like the dagger is protected by overhang, but the hornet is not.
For the Nemo Dagger Osmo (Eric's tent), the plastic connector that joins the brow pole with the central pole, does that detach or pivot? I'm asking because I have a Marmot Tungsten UL with a similar connector that broke recently and Marmot will not repair or replace it. It seems like a weak point in the pole construction. Thanks.
Dan can you please make a video about the best gear for every hundred you spend from the best cheapest to the highest total gear list for doing the PCT, CDT, and the APT. It's really hard to watch a lot of utube videos trying everything to figure out what to get without wasting money and time trying to be ready to go on a long-term through trail trip. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would love your help with picking the best gear for a through trip. Thanks, Sean
I’ve got their hornet from 2019. Love the tent, but Dan is correct that it is really a big 1P instead of a realistic 2P. I’m super disorganized with my gear, so I like not having my stuff in the vestibule.
Why’d you get so awkward on that high five Dan? Also, wanna trade tents?
Nice work Carter!!!!
Great video guys! Thanks for the translations Emmitt. 😂
Glad you got your own channel Eric! Long time fan.
Finally a review on the Dagger and it did not disappoint! I’ve been waiting to see what your thoughts were on the tent I’ve been rocking for 2 years. Great work Dan, Eric, Emmit, and Carter. I’ve been using the dagger 3 person for two years now and I love it. 4 lbs May seem like a lot for a backpacking tent but when you’re 6’-2” it’s awesome. It fits my two young kids and I perfectly!
Also What Up Carter!!!
What up, Carter?
Thanks Dan and Eric for the in depth comparison from the 2 OSMO tents from NEMO. Great choice for both tents. I actually bought the NEMO OSMO Dagger 3P tent because my husband is 6'4" and I'm 5'8.5" with 2 NEMO Tensor Insulated Wide Pads (25"). We have plenty of room for both of us and our gear. I can also use my extra Gear Loft from my NEMO Dragonfly 2P tent on the other side which gives us both our own gear lofts. Sweet! We love the NEMO products for backpacking in comfort. 😁
What up Carter! Great video guys. I’m trying to get my 11 year old daughter outdoors more so maybe Carter can talk a little in front of the camera in the future to share his experiences now that he’s been doing it for a while with dad. Let’s get these younger generations out more. Thanks again, all of you, for the great content.
Welcome, Carter!. And Dan, shame on you for scaring me telling me Emit was gone. I was bummed until you said he was still here. Always fun to see all you guys.
I have carried my Nemo Hornet 2 on many trips and love it, "glorified 1 person tent" is a great description. I love it for the light weight, roominess (for one person), generous vestibules and door sizes. My favorite tent for backpacking, if I am not using a tarp this is my tent.
I just recently got my Nemo Hornet Osmo 1p tent. I can't wait to try it out soon. The two person tent looks incredible in this video. Nemo does such great gear.
I recently tried out the Hornet Osmo 1p. It was...ok. With that very short brow pole (it's not even a pole, more like a wing attachment) it really pinches together at the top. I didn't like that the zipper is only one way, i.e., only one zipper pull, and it feels pretty flimsy, but maybe it's tougher than it feels. It does fit a 25" wide pad with some room left for gear. It rained for 1/2 day and there were no leaks though it sagged a little. On the same trip a friend had a BA Tigerwall 1P and that tent definitely has more headroom. You can compare them side by side on REI.
Sup Carter! Thank your Dad and Eric for getting me back into backpacking!
Welcome Carter! We love your dad! Great comparison between the two Nemo tents: I want one of each!!☺️
Great comparison video!
My main complain about the Hornet is that it's technically a single wall tent on the head side. If it rains, that really becomes problematic. The fly is just wet and whatever touches it becomes wet too.
Has this been an issue for you too so far?
Oh, and what up Carter!
Yo, Carter absolutely SNIPPING those shots!
Nemo makes such good gear in my opinion.
My dagger 2p aka the green machine has never failed me! Love that thing
Literally just bought a Dagger Osmo 2P couple weeks ago. I haven't been able to sleep in it yet but am going to find out next week. However, I have set it up a couple of times tho and must say that I am very impressed.
The amount of room is awesome, def enough for two people to fit comfortably.
I do wanna share some critique tho. The landing zone is very gimmicky to me, I don't really see myself using it at all and seems to me like another little hassle to attach to a tent that already takes a little more time setting up.
In regards to setting up the tent in the rain, it is def possible if only quite more cumbersome. You can def pitch it with the rain fly first and the inner second but it does take more effort and time to do so.
Apart from these criticisms I think it's an awesome tent, can't wait to use it and looking forward to see how well it will hold up in the coming years.
How would you set up the fly first?
This edits with the translations and stuff are funny. Nice vid y’all
I have the dagger 2p osmo and love it! The Osmo is amazing and I’m reluctant to get a tent in the future that isn’t a poly sil whatever it is fly. Water beads off like water on plastic. There are some more pros that weren’t talked about. It also has some vents with little vent poles on each vestibule. You can also completely roll up each vestibule and attach them to the guy out loops. Just figured that out last weekend. For those nights you’re unsure if it’s going to rain but you want maximum air flow.
Gotta luv these dorks!
What up, Carter? Welcome to the world of video production, I hope you have a blast!
What up Carter?!!!! Love checking out the new gear you review!! Putting together some gear not for backpacking but for canoe/kayak camping with my boys!! Thanks for all the indepth reviews!
What up Carter!?! Welcome to the trail!
What up Carter!!! Hey, I also watched Eric's video the other day on that tent as well!! I have the Osmo Dagger 2 person and love it!! The waterproofing on the fly works great!! We recently went out and stayed through a complete down pour all night, and I stayed completely dry!!! That "landing zone" I thought was kinda cheesy at first, but I have used it every time for muddy boots, pack, extra gear etc...complete game changer. I am a 10 mile or so per day kinda guy, and this works out amazing for me!! I would TOTALLY recommend the Nemo Dagger Osmo for anyone lookin for a quality tent, and don't forget the most important thing, it's pricy, but it has a lifetime warranty!!! Way to go Nemo!! Thanks guys!! Great content!!
how did the cutout of the fly in the back work for you? seems like an easy way of windy and rain to become a problem.
@greenfield245 as of now, I have never really had an issue with rain or wind coming through that cutout, and I've been through several good windy downpours in that sucker👌👌
Hello Carter, nice of you to help the old man out. Haha
What up, Carter. Nice to see you out in the wild with the very, very old dudes.
Great work Carter, awesome as always Dan
Dagger OSMO 2p…luv mine…switched out stakes to MSR groundhog. When solo, I use the “shoe tray” on inside…no worries about critters in shoes. My sister and I slept comfortably…and b/c we both be on the shorter side, our packs fit in at our feet. One trip, fly was wet…next site/stop, hung it and it was dry in 5 minutes, there was a breeze.
Dagger osmo 2 is my favourite tent of all time!! Can't be beaten
I am in the military and love my light fighter 1 person 4 season, but i got the nemo hornet 2P and I absolutely trust my Hornet 2P as much as my light fighter 1P tent...I got caught in the rain and cold and thought i was a goner but my Hornet without a foot print did not leak nor condinsate, I was seriously impressed at the strength and dependability! You guys were spot on with your reviews
I was either going to buy the BA Copper Spur 3p, Sea to Summit Alto 3p, or Nemo Dagger OSMO 3p.
Erik and you have shown the first two but…
Because of Devin and his videos about the Nemo tents earlier I think last year and this year (and price for what you get) I went with the Nemo Dagger OSMO 3p. I hike with my wife a 25 lb corgi pup. The true rectangular floor, premium stakes, added outer vestibule caddy, and ease to split it between two backpackers was such a win for me.
Hey Carter, enjoy outdoors with your dad! My oldest son is the same age as you! Have fun backpacking 🙂
I have the previous version of the Dagger 2P and I absolutely love it. I’m 6’4” so my sleeping pad is large wide. The Dagger has plenty of space not only for the pad, but also I love being able to sit upright in it with plenty of headroom. And the large vestibules are awesome. If it’s raining I’ll just setup my entire cook kit in the vestibule with the outer door closed and the inner tent door open. I mostly backpack solo and have never been concerned about the extra weight of the Dagger compared to the Hornet.
Do you have to place your pad diagonally?
@@nymuelovan Nope, it fits just fine.
@@JClishe Great. Thank you for the quick response.
how do you set up the tent in heavy rain?
WhadUp Carter! Thanks for the vid team. I agree, think I'd go for the Dagger for a more plush multi person outing, and something like the X-Mid / X-Mid Pro for the solo and lighter weight ventures.
I like the Nemo Dagger. I have Nemo car camping and scree house and both work great for me. I love the space
What up,carter Greetings from Germany …. Awesome job buddy !
Suuuuup, Carter!!!
I almost bought a hubba hubba before I saw that Nemo dagger. Sold!
Way to go Carter.
If a tent doesn’t have a full coverage rainfly, it will fail in the PNW most of the year ☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️
What up Carter! Great work. These are 2 real cool tents
What up Carter, and congratulations on keeping your sanity around those outdoor nutz lol!
Outstanding Carter job well done.🎉
Awesome one person tents. One day I wish to have one of them. The Dagger looks so luxiourios with all of the space.
What's up, Carter! I like the gear storage on the first tent you discussed.
What up, Carter? Glad you brought your dad and friends to Oregon, hope you enjoyed backpacking here.
Nice tents. Expensive tents! But the Dagger looks like it's got great room and the weight is manageable if it's s 4-season tent. If the Dagger is not a 4-season, then the Hornet and a nice tarp are a better combo for achieving a 4-season shelter while backpacking (meaning room to stay dry under constant rain with space for quick cooking in the dark). For the price of a Dagger one can buy 10 cheap tents with just as much space and maybe a pound difference in weight, and not a care on disability when you take it car camping.
Great video guys!
What up Carter!! Future Camera gear right there! Great video guys!
Hello Dan. I just bought my 2nd NEMO Dagger 3P. I section hiked the AT during covid. I brought the 3P with me as I'm 6'2 and weigh 205. I felt it was too heavy to pack. So I traded at REI for a Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 at just 2 lbs to cut my weight by 3 lbs. I am disappointed in the Big Agnes. So I now just bought the NEMO OSMO Dagger 3P. It was such an awesome tent before that I'm willing to pack the weight. The shape of the tent is awesome. Good room. The ultra-lighters on trail gave me grief about my luxury hotel but so be it. lol.
What up Carter! How cool to be learning the cameraman trade!
I love mynemohornet 2 person tent. it's so easy to set up and take down.
Greetings from Scotland. Great job Carter. Outstanding. 👍🏼
What’s up Carter, Dan and Eric - great content as always
I’m in a market for a new tent and I’ve been eyeing a new tent and this video has been great!
Hi Carter, nice to see you there.
We have the Dagger OSMO 3p & it has been an amazing tent. Not a drop of water or condensation and we have camped from Gulf Shores, Alabama through the northeast, midwest to Glacier NP & Big Bend.
What up, carter?
The editing of this is on point 😂
What up Carter 😂👍🏼. Your dads a diamond in the backpacking community even over here in Scotland
I have the in-between of these, the dragonfly (old none osmo), but as a 3 person. It is fully free standing but still lightweight. Pretty awesome for two people
I recently got into backpacking. I really enjoy your very informative videos on products and honest reviews on them. Thank you for that and keep it up 🤙🏽🤙🏽 P.S. Whats up Carter ✌🏽
What’s up, Carter! And Emmett! And Dan and everyone!
What up Carter! Your dad is awesome, and you also seem awesome!
"Who doesn't...." Hahahaha . What's up Carter great job I couldn't tell if it was you or Emmit.?
Great work Carter. You'll be an awesome camera man in the future. Keep up the great work.
Carter did great 🤙
Super sweet ! I have the Nemo 2p .
What up, Carter? Welcome!❤
Whats up CARTER! Time for you to do a gear review while Dad has to be your helper!
Dan, have you ever done a kayak camping trip? I would love to see you get attempt a couple day paddle and see how you like it!
What up Carter! Love the tents.
What up, Carter! You did a great job.
Its like a camping super group! You guys should make a buddy cop movie. 😅
I got the hornet this year. The trick to setting it up is to stake out the foot end with the guy lines going almost straight out to the sides. You have yours staked out way in front.
What up Carter? Great video guys!
Love my Nemo hornet. I use it for bike packing. Perfect for me and my dog. I thought the Dagger was a 4 season tent.
What up Carter, have fun shooting on camera 2, we love the channel 😊
1:30 Carter definitely looks like Kyle's(Kyle Hates Hiking) younger brother😂. Seriously though great comparison video especially being a 2 time Hornet 2P owner!
Just started this video: hopefully it discusses how well the Hornet works minus vents...for all I know Grrreat!
I know it makes a good bug catcher. The bees cannot get out. Love the short poles.
Maybe the Mayfly is the new evolution. I'd take the short poles in the Mayfly though.
👍 Carter...
I have the Hornet OSMO version... I'm a little over 6'-2" noticed that I touch at both ends. Only used it once on a 2 nighter so far.
What up Carter? My girlfriend and I have used the Dagger 2P for the past year, both backpacking and in campgrounds and we love it! It has enough space for the both of us to fit perfectly. It would be a little tight to use just in a campground if you have no intention of backpacking, but if you want a tent that would be good for both backpacking and campgrounds, this is it! When we use it backpacking, we split up the tent and the poles between us to even out the weight.
I have the dagger osmo and I LOVE it so much. It’s great space for me and my German shepherd.
I saw someone with the Dagger on the Tour du Mont Blanc recently and it really stood out. Amazing tent!
*Also; the reduction in awkward high 5s is directly proportional to how focused your eyes are on the other person's elbow ;)
What up, Carter!
Dan and Eric, thanks for the comparison review.
What up Carter! Great job!
The edit… lol. So good. So funny
I was in the market for a tent to bring on Bikepacking and Trailhiking.
So it had to be somewhat freestanding, because i dont carry trekkingpoles while cycling.
And it needed a small pack-size, to fit my Backpack and fit on the Bike.
Besides the weight, the Hornet fits in a regular Backpack horizontally - and can also mount on the handlebars of your race/gravel-bike, all in. No need to carry the poles separately.
And i actually rigged the footbox with a Trekkingpole once, while camping on a platform on trail - worked out really well.
One thing that surprised me, in regards to packsize is that the Hornet is also quite the flat package, the volume packed is really small.
Hey Carter, this is grandma. Great job!!
What UUUPPP Carter?? Nice work. Keep it up! (You're still cool Emmett!)
What up Carter!! Doing great!
What up Carter. Nice work!
What up! Carter 😎 hope you had a blast
If the rain fly doors are opened to the vestibule spaces for each, will water drip inside the tent floor? It seems like the dagger is protected by overhang, but the hornet is not.
What up Carter. Amazing job. Emmet...watch out.
For the Nemo Dagger Osmo (Eric's tent), the plastic connector that joins the brow pole with the central pole, does that detach or pivot? I'm asking because I have a Marmot Tungsten UL with a similar connector that broke recently and Marmot will not repair or replace it. It seems like a weak point in the pole construction. Thanks.
Dan can you please make a video about the best gear for every hundred you spend from the best cheapest to the highest total gear list for doing the PCT, CDT, and the APT. It's really hard to watch a lot of utube videos trying everything to figure out what to get without wasting money and time trying to be ready to go on a long-term through trail trip. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would love your help with picking the best gear for a through trip. Thanks, Sean
“Welcome back Carter”, TV sitcom reference. Ask your dad. 🤣
CARTERRR!!!!!!! FRICKIN LEGEND!1!
Waz up carter!!and eric and Emmet..and I guess Dan too lol😁
I love that vestibule bucket thing (what's it called?) and it would be great to buy that separately to adapt to my current tents.
Thanks Dan. What about the Dagger 2p vs the Hornet 3p
I’ve got their hornet from 2019. Love the tent, but Dan is correct that it is really a big 1P instead of a realistic 2P. I’m super disorganized with my gear, so I like not having my stuff in the vestibule.
Howdy Carter! Nice camera work.
What up, carter! Nice job!
Lets go!!! Come camp in Lake Tahoe with me!!