Backpacking Gear that All Beginners Should Consider Right Away
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- Many beginners spend a lot of time and money trying to get started. This video dives into some basic features of common gear that will significantly improve your backpacking experience.
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Great video as always Tim, some great tips in there👍. We thought the free camera woman did pretty well😂👌
Not bad for free help!
Great video with great points made
Thanks Tressa!
Shout out to Tara for saving us from moose knuckle shots.
I support that shout out! 😀
I'm not a beginner, nor an expert. But I always learn something cool from Mr Buckley.
You're an expert, Boop. Don't sell yourself short!
Well done… straight to the point! 💥👊
Lol. I rarely get straight to the point. Unscripted ramblings usually.
@@BackpackingwithBuckley 😊
Thank you, Tim
You bet buddy! Thanks for watching!
Very good advice. Look at you playing pocket pool in your video. You say you are looking for a coupler, but we know the truth.
Bahaha....you know it, Adam. Any excuse to put my hands in my pocket. 🤣
Great gear suggestions, Buckley.
Thanks bud! Hope you are well.
Great video pal and right on the money. I like the CNOC bags too, but I have to say their customer service stinks. I had two of my bags develop the dreaded pin holes leaks. I emailed them and they told me “sorry to hear you have experienced the pin hole defect, we suggest you try to glue them shut by purchasing some silicone sealant and smearing on the affected area”! Really? Hope you are well. Best, Pete
That sucks to hear. Cmon CNOC!! LOL. I'm doing great pal. Hope all is well with you too!
Informative and beneficial video
Thank you my friend!
Great video Tim! You’re right, there are so many different brands/versions of the same things. And gear choices are very personal. I’ve never come across anyone that had the exact same load out as another (families excluded). This is a great video for a beginner. 👍
Thanks Dan. I love looking at other peoples set ups and gear. Would be boring if we were all the same right?
@@BackpackingwithBuckley agreed! 👍
I feel like I have passed the Buckley beginner test. I have all of the choices you do. I think I’m going to go straight to expert by watching your videos. I’ll just say-Buckley Told Me SO!
You're more experienced than I am Lance! 🤣
@@BackpackingwithBuckley in some areas but your experiences make you an expert in many areas that I am still a novice. Together we could RULE the World 🌎! Or maybe the Badlands!
I've used cheap gear.. and people jumped all over me for it. But it did last and held up just fine. Ya just have to take care of it. Thanks for the video brother
There are a lot of hidden gems out there in the budget world!
The Sawyer filters don't seem to be carried by Wal-Mart anymore. I needed to replace mine this spring. Ended up getting it at EMS instead.
That stinks. I think Walmart still has them out here but maybe I'm wrong?
Nice video!!!!
Thanks bud! Hope you're well!
@BackpackingwithBuckley Hopefully, later this summer or fall I'll make it out there with Sam. Right now, I'm busy with my daughters high school softball season.
Have you ever used a pad cover with your quilt? I ask because I don't like the feel of the naked pad...
I haven't man but I think it would be nice sometimes. I don't tent often enough to buy one though.
I have a membrane solutions water filter. It comes with a 3lt. Bag an hoses. It's the only filter I found that's rebuildable and has a carbon filter.
I find the difference between cheap and expensive gear is marketing. There are loads of things that don't require a month's pay.
Tents I can't a tarp and a bug tent by one wind.
I use alcohol stove and a titanium twig stove. I don't like gas cans I can't tell how much fuel they have.
I use Sofirn or wuben for light.
I'm still on a quest for a good pack. I don't like ultra light designs.
I want something tough that I can strap fishing poles to.
I want 45 liter definitely more then 30 less then 65. Unless I guess the 65liter is light and has molle?
Have you looked at the Flash 55 from REI? Great pack and pretty damn light for a framed backpack.
@@BackpackingwithBuckley no I will now thank you
Wow bud! Getting some views! Good for ya!
Go figure. The boring ones always get views!
It's not boring, but anyway.
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What makes you think we didn't want to see moose knuckle?
Bahaha!! Nobody needs to see that!
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Carry a little dental floss, nothing worse than having a piece of jerky stuck between your teeth for days.
Excellent suggestion my friend!