Congratulations, Steve! I've been watching your videos since the beginning and you've had a terrific attitude the whole way. You're an inspiration! Thanks so much for all the moments you stopped to drop all of us out here on TH-cam a few words. Great job!
Congratulations Ranger, so proud of you! I have been watching you from the start. I had my doubts about many thru hikers, but I never doubted you. Your enthusiasm and love for the trail was very clear from the start. Thank you so much! Way to go!
I'm glad you enjoyed them. I'll be doing a gear review of all I used or would use next time, if you have any questions just ask here and I'll try to answer on that video.
Congratulations! I've enjoyed following along! Looking forward to some post-hike of gear analysis and any reflections on your whole experience if you get time!
Well done ranger Steve 👍🏻 can't believe it's been 5 months!! Wow every video has been great to watch can't wait for your gear review can you give us any trail tips like hiking times Mileages how you re supplied would be much appreciated but again well done mate 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
VanMaiTai haha, yeah it being over is a little bitter for sure, but that just means time for the next adventure :) thanks for watching, and glad you enjoyed the videos. any suggestions for improving future videos?
Honestly if I was able to watch all of your videos and enjoy them, I'm not sure. You can't really help the noise wind makes... I saw someone suggest a cotton ball for the mic opening on the phone but I'm not sure if I'd be able to hear the speaker that well doing that. Plus that's just more weight you'd have to carry hahahaha! Looking forward to seeing future adventures!
Congratulations Steve! Loved all the videos from the start man. I'm planning on attempting it myself after I finish college. Can you make a video on your resupply strategy? I would love to get some tips on that.
congratulations Ranger Steve! one question regarding gear - do you think that running sneakers (not trail runners) would be doable? I have really flat feet, and just about the only sneaker that provides enough stability (along with my orthotics) are road sneakers. so, what do you think? would it be an issue to not have a "lugged" sneaker? thanks in advance!
I saw many different types of shoes on the trail and it's really up to your personal preference in the end but I would recommend a shoe with solid tred. there are many miles of uneven slick rock and that's when dry. I wore the Altra lonepeak 2.5s and 3.0s they are a trail running shoe with a zero drop.
Congratulations! I have mad respect'!
Congratulations!!! enjoyed following your journey.
Awesome hike! I watched the whole thing and really appreciate your journaling the views and feels!
Congratulations, Steve!
I've been watching your videos since the beginning and you've had a terrific attitude the whole way. You're an inspiration! Thanks so much for all the moments you stopped to drop all of us out here on TH-cam a few words. Great job!
Congratulations Ranger, so proud of you! I have been watching you from the start. I had my doubts about many thru hikers, but I never doubted you. Your enthusiasm and love for the trail was very clear from the start. Thank you so much! Way to go!
well thanks, I really appreciate your early on vote of confidence.
Congrats Ranger Steve! Thanks so much for taking us on your epic adventure! I watched em all!
Congrats Ranger, im going on the trail next year, your videos have been a great encouragement.
I'm glad you enjoyed them. I'll be doing a gear review of all I used or would use next time, if you have any questions just ask here and I'll try to answer on that video.
Congratulations Steve on completion!
Congratulations! I've enjoyed following along! Looking forward to some post-hike of gear analysis and any reflections on your whole experience if you get time!
nice work, Ranger! way to hang in when the going got tough. thx for sharing some of it with us
Congratulations Ranger Steve!!! So much respect for your achievement!!!!
Gonna miss those vlogs :)
Congrats! Watched all of your videos and you can be really proud of yourself. Hope I will finish my thru-hike in 2018 aswell!
Well done ranger Steve 👍🏻 can't believe it's been 5 months!! Wow every video has been great to watch can't wait for your gear review can you give us any trail tips like hiking times Mileages how you re supplied would be much appreciated but again well done mate 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
thanks! those are all good ideas that I'll try to incorporate in the gear review.
Congrats to your journey!!!
Congrats Ranger!
Just got done watching your vlogs and now that it's over I'm sad! LMAO... Way to keep pushing man, looked like the best summer ever.
VanMaiTai haha, yeah it being over is a little bitter for sure, but that just means time for the next adventure :) thanks for watching, and glad you enjoyed the videos. any suggestions for improving future videos?
Honestly if I was able to watch all of your videos and enjoy them, I'm not sure. You can't really help the noise wind makes... I saw someone suggest a cotton ball for the mic opening on the phone but I'm not sure if I'd be able to hear the speaker that well doing that. Plus that's just more weight you'd have to carry hahahaha! Looking forward to seeing future adventures!
Congrats dude. Thanks for sharing your adventure
Congratulations.
Congratulations Steve! Loved all the videos from the start man. I'm planning on attempting it myself after I finish college. Can you make a video on your resupply strategy? I would love to get some tips on that.
What did you do with your food bag on the different sections of the trail?
congratulations Ranger Steve! one question regarding gear - do you think that running sneakers (not trail runners) would be doable? I have really flat feet, and just about the only sneaker that provides enough stability (along with my orthotics) are road sneakers. so, what do you think? would it be an issue to not have a "lugged" sneaker?
thanks in advance!
I saw many different types of shoes on the trail and it's really up to your personal preference in the end but I would recommend a shoe with solid tred. there are many miles of uneven slick rock and that's when dry. I wore the Altra lonepeak 2.5s and 3.0s they are a trail running shoe with a zero drop.
thanks Steve. That is what I was afraid of - some of the trail being more like my stomping grounds, the AT.