My Hill People Gear Summer Camping System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I give you my thoughts on my new Hill People Gear Junction Pack and V2 Original Kit bag and what I keep in them for a low weight summer camping trips
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Cool gear. I think if you are a carrying a glock in the chest rig it should have the kydex trigger guard, especially if you have other gear in that pocket. No external saftey makes it's a concern for re holstering/ something getting snagged on the trigger, and get a accidental discharge
Or just chamber a round as you draw.& Not run hot.just lukewarm?
It's not going to get snagged on anything if you don't put other items in it. The pocket itself is a holster, but I admit it feels about as reassuring as having a Glock pointed at your dick when you carry appendix.
That’s a very nice set up. I’m thinking of something exactly like this.
That fan with the two battery backups is genius - picked one up on Amazon for $20
This is one of the best presentions on this type of gear i have seen
Thank you buddy , I appreciate that !!!!
I spent this entire review repeating everything you said trying to improve my southern drawl accent 😄
Lol😂
Got sooo much stuff in that chest pack… personally keep mine trimmed down with navigation, signaling, small fire, knife and handgun
Great vid! Really nice to see a new one from you pop up. One thing I’ve been doing in my main woods pack is ditching some of the bags, cases and sleeves. I found that enough pieces of equipment could just ride naked in my pack or go into an existing organizational spot. Getting to keep some of that cordura at home shaved off a bit of weight for me when I’m trying to keep it light.
Whispy Woods thank you , I hope to get more out soon. Yeah I know that you mean , that cordura does add up for sure !!!
@@ClpBushcraft LOVE MY KITBAG V2..WISH I HAD IT 20 YEARS AGO ! th-cam.com/video/a2XICgAraQk/w-d-xo.html
Very similar with the Esee pouch ! Great stuff man
The stuff HPG designs and First Spear sews is terrific! I've had several kit bags and they're great. Recently I finally found an Umlindi V2 in Black and ordered it so hopefully in a week or ten days I'll have my first HPG backpack to play with.😁
Always love your videos especially your gear videos always good stuff and great new ideas. Camp on brother!
Thank you buddy !!!!!
That’s a well rounded kit!! Love it.
Thank you buddy !!!
Nice kit. Not the generic kit you usually see on here. Smart setup man!
Thank you !!!
New subscriber here, great video! Been thinking of getting that same chest rig.
Thank you so much !!!
Great kit.
Thank you !!!
Erg leuke Bushcraft Spullen super dit om te zien
Alot of that stuff in the kit bag I'd put it in the junction. Lighten the load
Good load out and set up thanks for sharing ATB
Great video - your kit is VERY comprehensive - I bet you could cut a bit out it make it a bit more “high speed/low drag” so to speak - you have literally everything you could possibly need in nearly every scenario - I bet you would never need most of it - like the cordage maker - odds are you would never NEED it - anyway each to their own - great presentation - thank you
Dan Fish thank you !! Yes I totally agree I could definitely leave some of the stuff out and if I was going a lone distant with it I would definitely lose the items I didn’t need. Thank you for watching!!
Well done video!
Thank you buddy !!!!
This is a great video! Im new here and find your channel very informative. You got my sub direct!!!
Stories & Film - Kristian Wolski awesome thank you so much !!!
Dont all y'all you just love he word "If'n?"
The more I see your show the more I learn how to pack my kit. By the way, on your neck, is that a fire starter necklace? Thanks for sharing mate. Stay safe. Greetings from Australia.
Thank you buddy !!! It definitely makes me feel good when I know what I’m showing is helping people out !!!! Yes the necklace is a fire starter and knife sharpener , it’s is from Wazoo Survival Gear.
Amazing video. Thanks for sharing it. You have my support. :)
Thank you so much !!! I appreciate it !!!
Great stuff man. Hope all is well.
jeremy dunlap thank you brother !! Yes all is good , hope all is well with you too
@@ClpBushcraft doing great.
Great video brother.
INSTASOMO thank you brother !!!
I have a HPG SAR chest rig that I absolutely love. I figured that I wouldn't like it but I was SO wrong
If you thought you wouldn't like it, then why did you get it? (Honestly curious) I have the v2 on my wish list
@@Logan-pc1lm I wasn't sure if I was going to like having something on my chest but I took a chance and think it's great
Great setup brother ! I LOVE my HPG Chest Kit. Been using it for years. I definitely like that little fan, I will be ordering one of those and the bucket idea is genius as well. Saw that from Jonathan as well, I will be stealing that idea....LOL :D
Thank you brother !! I I didn’t think I would like the chest rig as well as I do but man it’s so great !!! I put a link in the discrimination for the fan I got from amazon and man it’s definitely worth buying !!!
I’m surprised you didn’t get the 25l hidden woodsmen day ruck and use that chest rig. I have a xlc as well and I can’t wait to see how I can get my kit in mine. Great video and pack btw
Derby Bushcraft and outdoors thank you !! Yeah I probably would have used the 25 liter day ruck but I wound up selling it to a buddy after I got my deep woods ruck. I do have one of the Joe Robinet Edition HW Forest Rucks ordered though, so if I need a little more space I will use it with the chest rig
Good review
Thank you !!!
Awesome video! Who makes the spools you have your bank line and guide line on? TYIA!
Thank you !!! No , I got them from tuff possum gear
Looks awesome brother. I like the features and it'll definitely work for a lightweight day. Of course you brought toothpaste and cordage. You wouldn't want funky breath while tying up the mens so you can have your way with them. lmao...Sorry, couldn't help it. haha
scout_lakai lmao 😂 !!!!! Yeah you for sure can’t have no funky breath !!!
Correct me if I am wrong but doesnt the olight have a magnet for the charging port? I would keep it well away from the compass.
And check the compass if it still points north.
And do you have a triggerguard or holster for the 43? Either use one of those or leave the 43 as the only thing in the compartment. You never want something working into the trigger!
Chris Schuster yes they do have a magnet on the flashlight, and I never thought about that thanks , I definitely have them separated now and I checked the compass it still points north 👍
Great video. I own a HPG SAR chest bag right now and love it. It has hands down become my favorite piece of gear. I bought it with the original intent of it to be a conceal carry bag. I love it so much though that it has become my go everywhere bag, and I'm now looking to add a small HPG backpack to the setup. The 2 bags will counterbalance each other nicely when connected. I can't decide between the junction and the tarahumara. I see you went with the junction. What are your thoughts on these two bags?
Thanks buddy !!!
So I have a buddy that has the Tarahumara and to me it’s to small if your wanting to use it for an overnight pack. To me there is not enough room for your sleeping gear. With the Junction pack there is just enough room for my hammock sleep system. The Junction pack paired with the chest rig carries great also , very balanced 👍
Trying to find good way to keep my cordage. Liked your little holders. Where did you find those?
Thanks ,I got them from Tuff Possum gear , but you can also find them from Sagewood Gear too
Cool vid. Hill people have some really cool and well made gear. I own a few pieces of their stuff and looking to get a moutain serape very soon. Curious what are the cards you have your cordage wrapped around?
Stevo G thank you !! The cordage is on kydex spools , I got them from Tuff Possum Gear
CLP Bushcraft thnx brother! Appreciate it👊🏻
Stevo G your very welcome buddy 👊😀
How’s the junction worked out for you? Still using it?
It does great and is one of the most comfortable small packs I have. Yes It’s definitely still in my rotation
Newbie hiker here. I've been testing out a lot of packs from Osprey, Gregory, Deuter. Can quite find comfort. Someone suggested Hill People's Junction or Umlindi for my 1-3-5hr treks through NYC forests and nature habitats. Not sure it's overkill and I'll look silly in an urban environment. But I want something that lasts and is a joy to carry. Is this the one? I will have a light load. Would love your thoughts. Many thanks.
I think you would be very happy with the Junction Pack , for smaller lighter loads this pack really carries very comfortable.
@@ClpBushcraftthank you so much for writing. Will give it a try!
@@ClpBushcraft my fear is that that the quality suspension system I need isn’t in that pack. I have former injuries I am trying to protect (back, shoulders). I really thought a belt would help. Stays. Maybe the mass market brands are the way to go. I was just so enamored by Hill People.
You’re right, the Umlindi is too big but seems like such an upgrade in the “chassis” (I have no idea what that means)…but maybe for my short hikes, I shouldn’t be concerned. It wasn’t that I was dead set on Hill People, just admired the company. The mass market packs I tried with weak harnesses, flat against my back and no belt, were awful. P.S. I have no intention of using this bag for every day carry. So, I guess I’m asking again for wisdom.
Maybe I need a kit bag, butt bag? What say you?
And I need good shoes which I am unable to find. Though a woman and 63, I have Men’s 4E feet. Not a brand I know, makes them. Heck, I’d pay for custom. Have lots of foot issues. The largest last I found is 2E and that doesn’t cut it. If you have ideas on brands and knowledgeable store/staff, please send me there - though I live in NYC…I cannot believe how much effort I have put into a 1 to 3 hr trek. I’m all in or I’m not!
Great video like that pack!!
dr_ Bushcraft thank you brother !!