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Budget Backpacking - Philmont Trek Gear Review - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2019
- “This site contains affiliate links for which I may be compensated” “This site contains affiliate links for which I may be compensated” Part 1 of our Budget Backpacking: Best Backpacking Gear For Philmont Treks series. Much of this review applies to any sort of backpacking use, although there is ample info on using this gear on a trek at Philmont Scout Ranch.
Links to all of the gear mentioned in the video are in our Budget Backpacking Gear for Philmont article.
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Part 1 - Gear on the outside of the backpack. * This video
Part 2 - Gear stored inside the backpack • Budget Backpacking - P...
Bonus Video- Cascade Mountain Tech Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles Review * • Budget Backpacking: Ca...
After over 120 miles of backcountry backpacking, Jeff reviews all of the things on the inside of his pack, including:
- Wide-brimmed hat
- Fozzils origami plates and bowl
- Sea to Summit long aluminum spork
- Sea to Summit waterproof stuff sacks
- Sea to Summit X-Pot set
- Travel luggage - roller bag to protect backpack
- Z-packs Arc Blast backpack (touched on, more in the next video)
- My Trail Co UL3 tent
- My Trail Co UL Poncho Tarp
- Goal Zero Solar Panel
- Therm A Rest Z-Lite sit pad
- Pack cover
- bear bag
- Black Diamond Headlamp flashlight
- Gold Bond Powder
- First Aid kit
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Lots of info, Thanks!
No problem. Glad it was useful for you.
great info, thanks. Preparing to go 2021. And I am already fuming about the cooking rules like you. Especially with covid.
When are you going this summer. I think we are around a 617 or 618 this year.
At least you can pretty much ignore the PSR prescribed cooking method once you lose your Ranger.
You might like this... gear-report.com/best-alternative-philmont-cooking-method-backpacking-boy-scouts/
@@GearreportdotCom Hah! I read that page the other day. Had not connected it with this YT channel.
@@kevinbills1 LoL
Yeah. I'm one of the more vocal folks about how insane the PSR cooking method is.
Good video! I will be there as a lead advisor this June. Crew 617-DD, Troop 13 and 1013 out of Cental, Louisiana. That’s right, we decided to up our challenge and do this thing co-ed. Am I nuts? Maybe we’ll see you out there!
Thanks for the feedback!
I'm on 618-A1 doing trek 16 this summer and should arrive a day early to help acclimate. That means we might actually be able to can cross paths in base camp or on the trail!
And if you haven't found our FB group yet, then please check it out... facebook.com/groups/455632648316853
How did you get your sponsors did you just email them
Not really. At that point I had been reviewing outdoor gear for about 8 years and already had relationships with many of the companies.
EVERYONE and their brother asks brands for "free" gear. The brands prefer to work with proven, professional reviewers that have a proven track record.
@@GearreportdotCom thanks for the tip im heading up to philmont 2021 and wanted to get some decent gear for the trip but im on a budget
@@benvella771 Have a great trek. And check this out gear-report.com/want-to-write-for-gear-report/
@@GearreportdotCom thanks man i really appreciate it
did you directly contact the companies that sent you gear
Some. Others were arranged through their PR firms. We've reviewed outdoor gear for over a decade and have lots of contacts. :)
Gear-Report.com ok thank you
Can u post the link to that soap form and those wfa cheat sheets? Great video. Well done
Yeah... that would be helpful, lol.
I just added the links to the written article that accompanies this video:
gear-report.com/budget-backpacking-philmont-trek-gear-review-part-1
For mounting a GoPro or camera to your shoulder strap, the Peak Design Clip and POV kit is hands down the best. www.peakdesign.com/products/pov-kit
Do you recommend taking old tennis shoes or crocs as camp shoes?
Easy. Crocs. Hands down!
Gear-Report.com thanks!
Gear-Report.com Well, crocs aren't allowed as far as Philmont says.
@@samwilliams874 Not sure where you saw that, but most of our last crew (the ones you see in the video) had Crocs as camp shoes. You can see the crocs hanging off of their packs. :)
Are you mixing up that they won't let you HIKE in Crocs? That is true. But you absolutely CAN use them as camp shoes.
When was your trek? (Going for my first time in 2020 )
Last trek was in July, 2017
Might go again next year, as our Council has some openings still. Too soon to say for sure.
@@GearreportdotCom well hopefully I'll get to meet you if we should be there at the same time. Any suggestions for an older fellow (I'll be 61 when we will be in Philmont). I've already started conditioning.
Great idea with the smartwater hose mod. I think I just gave up my bladder system.I look forward to part 2
Yep. Would be great to catch up at the ranch. Biggest suggestion is commit to lightening your load... Pack, gear, shoes, clothing... Your body. The older we get, the harder it is to carry the weight.
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@@GearreportdotCom Would you recommend glucosamine?
If you have arthritis related knee pain, ABSOLUTELY!
My Orthopedist suggested it to me after my first knee surgery in the late 90s. I was skeptical, but have found that if I stop taking it for more than a few days, then my knees hurt a lot.
"budget backpacking", starts with $325 zpacks backpack. Ok, buddy.