Packing For Philmont High Adventure

In this video I talk about what gear I brought on my 12 day and 62+ mile trek at Philmont Scout ranch.
Links:
** = Amazon affiliate links (if you don’t want to use these affiliate links copy and paste the names into Google and it should produce similar results)
Backpack**: amzn.to/3PGS3As (but go to REI and try one on before you buy a backpack)
Buff**: amzn.to/3raKJ5C
Fleece**: amzn.to/3CP31Ms
Rain pants**: www.rei.com/product/127338/re...
Camelbak water bottle**: amzn.to/3pl7cN5
Water container**: amzn.to/3NWf6Ws
Backpack bladder**: amzn.to/3CVr9wZ
Glove liners: www.rei.com/product/194881/re...
Leather gloves**: amzn.to/3NV20Zs
First Aid Kits**: amzn.to/3O6gru9
Gurrilla tape**: amzn.to/3r82D9g
Bug stick**: amzn.to/4482yRt
Tent stakes**: amzn.to/3JBeRxB
Trekking poles**: amzn.to/46tkTdp
Compass**: amzn.to/3JBfLtZ
Waterproof playing cards**: amzn.to/3CXJF7O
Maxpedition organizer**: amzn.to/43crWUS
Antifriction gel**: amzn.to/46wBtJd
Headlamp**: amzn.to/3JBuVzw
Phone pouch**: amzn.to/44p6Of0
Watch**: amzn.to/3NzhrVU
Towel**: amzn.to/4387EvJ
Bowl**: amzn.to/3rdsLja
Tactical spork**: amzn.to/44tEHLO
Backpack cover**: amzn.to/445iHar
Forclaz sleeping pad: www.walmart.com/ip/Decathlon-...
Mummy liner: www.rei.com/product/850235/co...
Pillow**: amzn.to/46lCZ0Z
Dry bags**: amzn.to/3XuLhPU
Compression dry bag (clothes)**: amzn.to/3JF7SUk
Compression dry bag (sleeping bag)**: amzn.to/44oMrie
0:00 Intro
0:10 Conditions
0:30 My trek
0:50 Backpack
2:07 Clothing
6:49 Miscellaneous items
7:30 Water
8:40 Miscellaneous items continued
15:25 Sleeping + shelter systems
17:52 Other items
18:53 Boots
19:29 Bags
20:19 Crew gear suggestion
21:05 How to travel with your bag
21:54 Closing

[@1ambulator]

Excellent video. Introduces viewers to the Philmont gear needs and what works. Thank you for the equipment list. As an Explorer Search and Rescue member and as a Scoutmaster we always did pack checks before leaving for a weekend or week long trip. This does bring back pleasant memories of canoeing, hiking and enjoying the comradery. It seems like a lot, but it all is necessary, especially in places where weather attacks without warning. Nice job moving quickly through your gear.

[@user-gp9zg4nq7r]

Boy, did you overpack!

[@grayghostoutdoors1748]

How so? I’m always up for learning something new :)