I really like the editing. Cutting to you using the gear greatly improves the video. Loadout vids are hard to balance between informational and boring/keeping the viewer engaged. Your illustration is a fantastic change in (optical) pace to precent this!
Thank you, i greatly appreciate it. A lot of my camera gear is back home. However, I'm headed that way shortly on leave and plan to spice up the editing and video quality quite a bit once i get my hands on my gear. Stay ready my friend.
Really good set up. I like that main bag with the velcro interior. Super cool. I own two of the Hyke and Byke bags for my wife and I. Great bags. The hot tent was a suprise and very well done. Only constructive criticism would be keeping the down bag compressed long term reduces the loft overall. I also wasn't sure for the two separate fishing kits? Perhaps explain to me your thought on that? Thank you.
Have you water tested that tent, alot of people are having trouble with it leaking if you didn't already know lol. If yours does leak pomoly will take care of it from what I've heard.
@@KayakAdventures210 the diy ammo can is going to be a must for me to watch. I’ve checked out a few and they seem too complicated, but I have a .50 cal ammo can waiting for me to convert it for my shop. I’m looking for a decent tent that has a little vestibule area that I can throw a stove Jack on, kind of like the Opalus by nature hike but that one is so friggin expensive
My build was fairly simple just to keep cost down. It's difficult for me to drop 250$ for a tent stove. I've seen a few folks convert 3 season tents with vestibules into a 4 season with a stove jack. But I've never tried it before... I'm from Central/South Texas. It never gets cold here. Haha
@@KayakAdventures210 haha nice. I saw the Opulus in use by Lone Wolf 902 and it looked like a great set up. I’m in Montana and it would be great for fall/winter/spring camping.
one of the vert few really well thought out bag out bags.
Thank you, greatly appreciated.
Could you make a list of everything you have in this bag and links to them please thanks
Such a nice bug OUT bag !!
Nice !
Could you just tell us what is the ref of the two big mesh pouch that you use for fire and food kit ,?
Thanks
I really like the editing. Cutting to you using the gear greatly improves the video. Loadout vids are hard to balance between informational and boring/keeping the viewer engaged. Your illustration is a fantastic change in (optical) pace to precent this!
Thank you, i greatly appreciate it. A lot of my camera gear is back home. However, I'm headed that way shortly on leave and plan to spice up the editing and video quality quite a bit once i get my hands on my gear. Stay ready my friend.
I just came across your channel and I think it's really good. I'm already subscribed. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, greatly appreciated.
So good to see a backpack review including a sleep system and shelter…
Is there a way to secure a roll or shelter to the external bottom easier?
Really well done! Enjoying your content! Thx!
Thank you
Well done. Your bag contents look good. Myonly question would be clothing. The jacket looks a little lite for the season. Overall nice job.
Thank you, and certainly. The mesh pouch has several sets of under layers and extra socks, but forgot to mention it.
@@KayakAdventures210 That's a nice jacket, what is it?
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Really good set up. I like that main bag with the velcro interior. Super cool. I own two of the Hyke and Byke bags for my wife and I. Great bags. The hot tent was a suprise and very well done. Only constructive criticism would be keeping the down bag compressed long term reduces the loft overall. I also wasn't sure for the two separate fishing kits? Perhaps explain to me your thought on that? Thank you.
Thank you, greatly appreciated. The hyke and byke bags have been awesome, very affordable compared to other brands.
Only one fishing kit, the other tackle box is a trip alarm system.
@@KayakAdventures210 oh! I misunderstood. Thank you
Isn't it too high? Shouldn't the belt be lower, on hip bones?
I enjoy my packs to sit high on my hips. Allows less weight on my shoulders.
Have you water tested that tent, alot of people are having trouble with it leaking if you didn't already know lol. If yours does leak pomoly will take care of it from what I've heard.
Cool video!
How did you dry off your feet after walking trough the creek?
They are the Gortex Salomon XA Forces. Feet stay dry.
Nice! How much does it weigh?
2.55/2.85 kg
Maybe some links to the tent and stove eh
The tent is the StoveHut 70 by Pomoly. Currently discontinued. The stove is a diy ammo can. Check out the vid on the diy build. Much appreciated.
@@KayakAdventures210 the diy ammo can is going to be a must for me to watch. I’ve checked out a few and they seem too complicated, but I have a .50 cal ammo can waiting for me to convert it for my shop.
I’m looking for a decent tent that has a little vestibule area that I can throw a stove Jack on, kind of like the Opalus by nature hike but that one is so friggin expensive
My build was fairly simple just to keep cost down. It's difficult for me to drop 250$ for a tent stove. I've seen a few folks convert 3 season tents with vestibules into a 4 season with a stove jack. But I've never tried it before... I'm from Central/South Texas. It never gets cold here. Haha
@@KayakAdventures210 haha nice. I saw the Opulus in use by Lone Wolf 902 and it looked like a great set up. I’m in Montana and it would be great for fall/winter/spring camping.
Sweet. Yea, I'll definitely have to check out the Opulus.