8.75 Pound Ultralight Backpacking Kit - Hammock Setup 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2021
- Hey guys!
This is my 2021 ultralight backpacking kit coming in at 8.75 pounds excluding fuel (canister weight included), water, and food. I used this setup on the Ozark Highlands Trail and will be using it on my upcoming trip on the Superior Hiking Trail. If you are interested in any of the gear in this setup check out the links below.
Hike on!
-Juice
My LighterPack - lighterpack.com/r/g7fyzh
Gear In This Video
Video Shot on Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra - amzn.to/2ROicRU
Saramonic USB-C Microphone - amzn.to/3aqEn74
Pack - Nashville Cutaway - nashvillepack.com?sca_ref=1569447.WVFsTfnoO1
Nylofume Pack Liner - www.litesmith.com/nylofume-pa...
Gossamer Gear 1/8 inch pad - www.gossamergear.com/products...
Thru Pack Fast Bum - www.thrupack.com/
Hammock Gear Dyneema Tarp - bit.ly/33QqpZi
MSR Mini Groundhog Stakes - bit.ly/3lGW9q7
Leki Micro Vario Trekking Poles - hbit.ly/3ySUiX0
Superior Hammock - superiorgear.com/product/supe...
Superior Comforter - superiorgear.com/product/univ...
Sea to Summit Aeros Pillow - bit.ly/2GkJmdh
Enlightened Equipment Torrid Apex Jacket - bit.ly/2GriqsM
Patagonia R1 Fleece - bit.ly/32Rmw5v
Gore R7 Shakedry Trail Rain Jacket - amzn.to/3bYXZil
Salomon Rain Pants - amzn.to/3eo9lxK
Injinji Socks
Amazon - amzn.to/33wLS85
REI - bit.ly/3ckUfMb
Zpacks Possum Down Gloves - zpacks.com/products/possumdow...
Katadyn BeFree Water Filter
Amazon - hamzn.to/3c2yblu
REI - bit.ly/2QgUX2p
BRS Stove - amzn.to/3iJ7bZN
Snow Peak Titanium Mug
Amazon - amzn.to/2SIrqMw
REI - bit.ly/3n7O8Mv
Sea to Summit Long Handle Spork - bit.ly/2P9bUvc
Zpacks Food Bag - zpacks.com/products/bear-bagg...
4 oz Fuel Canister - bit.ly/32xDFAs
RavPower 10,000 mAH Battery Bank - amzn.to/3nAQLpR
Ear Buds - Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro - amzn.to/3n2CqCV
Olight S1 Mini Baton Flashlight - amzn.to/3v0LpcX
Garmin Forerunner 935 GPS Watch - amzn.to/3c7OVrl
Squirrels Nut Butter Anti-Chafe - amzn.to/33wB3D5
Swiss Army Knife - amzn.to/2ZB9h7i
Deuce of Spades Trowel - amzn.to/3yNUxmf
Culo Clean Bidet - amzn.to/3jOGX9u
Outdoor Research Echo Sun Hoodie
Amazon - amzn.to/3AS1Nyz
Outdoor Research - bit.ly/3qzv5v3
Gore R5 Running Shorts - amzn.to/3Vwb1KD
Under Armour Compression Shorts - amzn.to/3iEFW3y
Hoka Evo Speedgoat Trail Runners - www.hokaoneone.com/mens-trail...
Rayban Sunglasses - amzn.to/2H3SQKp
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Wow! I counted 78 pack slaps! Nice.
I try! Haha!
I counted 77, lmao
I came to the comments just to see if someone counted 😂
@@bposey69 a thankless task but someone has to do it.
I was like this dude really loves smacking his pack I wonder if anyone else caught on. I pretty much laugh my ass off when I read your comment.
Very solid and well-thought-out kit, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for tuning in!😎
"This *slap* is *slap* a *slap* great *slap* back *slap* pack *slap*"
Every time you hear a slap you take a drink, you're welcome!
Nice. My full load out hammock setup with consumables and a Bearvault 425 is 22lbs. Sub 10lbs is crazy.
Weight isn't everything as long as your having a great time out there. Cheers!
Well done! Nice hammock. 👍
Thanks Crow! Superior Gear makes some of the best stuff out there!
Looks good. Neat I never heard of Nashville Pack. I used to stay down that way. The Superior Hammock is the way to go.
Nashville Packs makes some great stuff! Also, the Superior Hammock is probably the best hammock on the market in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
Nice lookin' hammock there! ;)
Yes it is!
This deserves a sub. I subbed. Awesome content
I appreciate it!
I have the nashville cutaway also, love the pack and i just ordered a superior hammock in 30 degree cant wait for it.
Such a good pack! Also, I think you'll really enjoy the SG 30 degree. It's truly one of the best systems out there.
Great setup, interesting hammock setup new to me and I have a few setups, not one of the big 3 you usually hear about. Thanks for sharing your setup. Just a note, I hope people don't leave wet wipes in the ground. Single ply tp is really the max you should leave. I keep a separate ziplock bag and just take the used tp with me, but understand people don't like to carry used tp. But always take the wet wipes out with you !
Enjoyed to gear video.
Thanks for tuning in Warren!
Very nice!
Thanks Joe!
Thank you
Hey AJ. I have always been a sub but just noticed after seeing this on FB that I wasn't anymore for some reason?! I fixed that and I'll catch up on what I've missed when I can! I know you know Danny, and I've met him too (great guy). His hammocks have changed my life!! Great video dude! Jealous of your setup!
Thanks Buckley! Danny and the gear he makes are top notch for sure. I appreciate the sub and you tuning in!
@@juicehikes5436 you bet man! Maybe some day our paths will cross since we are in the same region!
I’d say that pack passes with flying colors. Takes a beatin
Nice! I ordered the superior 30° elite with whoopie sling 👌🏽
Nice choice!
@@juicehikes5436 oh and the hammock gear dcf palace tarp 😂 waiting on both to be delivered
Even better! We have similar tastes my friend! I don't have the Palace but I love my 12 ft from HG.
@@juicehikes5436 Yeah I ended up going with the Palace and in Camo, a little heavier, but it has a little less see through and helps for stealth camping.
Nice!
Hi Juice, do you have any recommendations for hammock systems similar to the superior but with a synthetic underquilt as opposed to the down variant?
The only one that I know of is Enlightened Equipment's Revolt Synthetic underquilt.
New B here..... should i ditch my stuff sacks and cram my top n bottom quilts in the bottom of my bag?
The pack looks awesome. Curious to hear a review and how it does for fastpacking.
Hey Andrew, it's a really amazing pack for backpacking or fastpacking. I still need to put more miles on it before I give it a full review. Stay tuned!
@@juicehikes5436 Great! I have a multi stage fastpacking event and it looks like a solid contender for a pack. I’ll look for the review. Thanks!
I own a Salomon running vest, the Palante Joey and now the Cutaway and this is by far my favorite. Definitely worth taking a look if you are in the market.
Im surprised you dont carry a midlayer like a fleece or something but you prolly don't hike at high altitude right? I have my eyes on an OMM Core hoodie which is just 110g. Might be interesting to you as well. Kind regards
Hey Jack, thanks for watching! I typically hike at high altitude a few times a year but usually haven't needed a fleece. I find that the OR Echo Hoodie combined with my rain jacket gets me through most temperatures during shoulder season even at altitude. If I am expecting consistently cold temps with rain I have a Patagonia R1 1/4 zip that I really like and will add to the kit. Most of the time though, this is all I need.
I was surprised to see your straps clock in at such a heavy weight. Have you tried some thing like the 2 ounce strap system from hummingbird hammocks and just didn’t like it?
At some point you realize that function over weight wins out. I really like the straps that I use in this setup regardless of the weight. That being said, I've been recently trying out Superior Gear's Elite system which uses titanium hooks and whoopies and I've like that quite a bit. Just 2.7 oz.
I assume those are the Salomon Bonatti WP pants? (product link didn't work). I'd love to hear your wet experiences with them and how you feel they hold up to abrasion and brush, etc.
Hi Fredrik, you are correct, these are the Salmon Bonatti WP pants. I updated the link since it looks like they are no longer available on Salomon's website. I really like them, rain pants for me have typically been heavy and do not breathe at all so they almost always feel gross when you wear them. These are great, they have a more slim fit, they are pretty light, they breathe well and I have had no holes or wear issues caused by abrasion and brush. There is a spot where I melted them a little because a friends deet container leaked onto them and sat overnight but it has not affected the performance. If you are in extended rain they will soak through a bit but that has only happened once or twice and I find it's not that big of a deal on your legs.
@@juicehikes5436 Gonna have to check those out then, cause I've been looking for something like these for a while. Got a pair of dead bird Beta SL pants but they're way overkill for pretty much anything other than alpine conditions.
Thanks for the info 😀
Hi,
I read some comments about Cloud 71 saying it's not that good at a certain point, are you still happy with yours ?
Another thing : what do you think about the SuperiorCocoon (I am thinking about getting one if I choose this hammock, which I am about to do, so I would be interested in having your point of view...) ?
Thanks !
Hi Benjamin. Cloud 71 has had issues for a lot of people. I haven't had any but the Cloud71 stretches more than other similar fabrics which can cause other dependent fabrics to fail that are under it. I would avoid it at this point. The Superior Cacoon is a slam dunk. I have one and love it!
Thanks a lot
Pete from SG just answer a mail I sent to them ; they don't use Cloud71 currently.
I take this opportunity to ask you something more : have you tried full and/or half bug net ? (I learnt in the mail that the Cocoon can only be used with half big net ... did you try this ?)
Thanks !!
@@benjamin5938 sweet! My main setup is an Elite 30 degree SH with cacoon and half bug net. Love them both!
@@juicehikes5436 Thanks ! 👍👍
i also have the culoclean it works great. but the question is do you filter the water? my sister and i had a debate about that.
I do filter the water, it's probably not 100% necessary but I only carry one water bottle and it only holds clean water so when I use the culoclean its always with clean water.
Do you have to use a different hammock on hot summer nights??
Nope! It depends on the temp though if it's above 80 at night it can be a little warm.
when you slap the pack take a drink
🤣, 3 minutes in and you're wrecked!
@@juicehikes5436 I can still hear it
My sleep system alone is over 9lbs... cries in poverty
Getting out there is the most important part!
Any thoughts on that hammock vs something asymmetrical like the Dream Darien?
Hey Rusty, I'm not sure what you mean. Both the Superior Gear and Dream Darien are gathered end asymmetrical hammocks. Can you elaborate?
@@juicehikes5436 Oh I just misunderstood, no worries. Thank you for responding!
Were you referring to the bug netting? Some companies make asymmetrical bug nets that are cut so that you lay one way or the other but not both. I think the SG bug net is symmetrical meaning you can lay either way with and do not have to choose. In my experience (I own both) it doesn't make a huge difference with the SG hammock because the sag and the width are a little different than other hammocks. You get a great lay either way you choose.
Good to see you back. Going to try the Evo Speedgoat, see if it fits. Curious no GPS or emergency locator device?
Thanks for tuning in Al! I love the Evo Speedgoats, in addition to everything I mentioned in the video they also have the widest foot box I have experienced in a Hoka which was great to see. Hopefully they work for your foot! I use the GPS on my phone (typically Guthooks or Gia) for navigation. I have used a Garmin mini from time to time for FKT tracking but haven't really needed the emergency features since I typically hike with a group.
Thanks for the post. I’m seriously looking at the SG hammock. How low a temperature do you think a 45* hammock paired with a 15* top quilt could go. I know, don’t worry about exacts, just your best guess. Thanks
I've definitely loved my SG hammock! If you took a 45 SG hammock and snapped on a 15 degree top quilt it would probably give you a comfort rating of -10 to -20 degrees F.
Juice Hikes Wow, that’s huge. My 30 & 15* quilts are EE and UGQ, so no snaps but would still work. Thanks so much for your thoughts.
Gotcha, SG's top quilts are meant to double as added under insulation if you choose. The snaps that close the quilt also align with the snaps on the outside of the hammock. Pretty cool IMO.
Juice Hikes My current thought is get a 45* hammock and comforter. If I go in cold temperatures, put the comforter on the bottom and use the 15* UGQ. Yes?
@@barondavis5692 yup! I use a 30 SG hammock/30 TQ and in winter I snap the TQ to the bottom which gets me down to -10/-20. I use an EE 20 degree quilt and combine it with the SG cacoon
Have you had any issues with the cloud71 fabric such as excess static, snags, tears etc? I know it's been only slightly more than a month since you posted this video but since it is such a new fabric on the market and I have read some failure issues on hammock forums, I am concerned about its durability.
No issues so far! With the Superior Hammock the Cloud71 is the top layer that you lay on and it's protected by a second layer underneath so the only potential snags would be on things you are wearing or storing in your hammock. So far, its fantastic but time will tell.
Why the VX07 over the LS07? I can’t decide!
Tough call! I hiked with another CDT thru hiker that had the LS07 Cutaway and said he really like it.
i love the hammock camp and ultralight gear!! great spot too, nice view. i’m sorry but i have to say it - i hate how you just chuck your specially selected ultralight items onto the floor!
If the ground causes issues it's probably too ultralight!
@@juicehikes5436 haha too true! mainly im most worried about the hammock getting ripped, that would be an absolute nightmare!
what length of suspension did you get?
I'm not sure if there were other options when I ordered. Maybe 15 foot suspension?
@@juicehikes5436 alrighty...Dutchware has 8-12-15 foot options...thanks for getting back to me...
@@Kyrodan022 honestly I'd go with the 12 ft. 15 ft is overkill IMO.
What’s the size of that pack?
About 40L
Take a shot each time he slaps the backpack 😭
I'm alsweaty hamstered...🥴
could you smack your pack a bit more
Haha, I can try!
Uh yeah this is uhhhh video of a dude talking bout stuff. It's a good video, uhhhh just found it on TH-cam, uhhh it's great.
uhhhh, thanks for watching!?