I’ve been watching your guys videos for a few days. I’m so inspired to do this but I’m a broke college student🥲 Do you guys have advice or made a video how you guys make this into a living. I’m currently majoring in film, but do you really need college to live this kind of lifestyle? I hope you see this!
Zero sarcasm - as an ultralight backpacking snob, it's fun to see a more traditional backpacking gear loadout. I didn't hear a single mention of how many grams something was.
Seriously. I think I’ve become conditioned and kept thinking “well, there are better options than that”. I’m not giving up ultralight or anything, but it’s a good reminder that not ever hike is a thru hike.
@@Esundevil As a person who walks 25+ miles a day through rough, rugged and unmarked terrain with no visible paths or roads during inhospitable weather conditions using only a compass, GPS unit and satellite topographic maps, I have never and will never use the word 'Through-Hike' - If you don't really need a personal locator beacon and the next town is less than 60 miles away, you're not hiking or trekking, you're going on a leisurely walk through a nature park down well-worn paths...
Hey if you guys want a tip on a comfy pillow then buy a stuffsack, therma rest makes one and stick your puffy jacket in it! Unless you where your's at night when you sleep. Works better than the pillow I have at home and if you want it firmer just add socks and underwear (clean preferably! 😆) And whatever extra clothes you have in it!
This is your first video I ever watched and it is so welcoming, I am staying here for more, keep up good work ! Thanks for sharing your adventure equipment with us.
I used to use the same pillow, but it was so uncomfortable. Now I put my extra clothes and down jacket in a drybag and use it as a pillow. Best pillow ever + saving some weight is a bonus 😉. Greetings from Belgium, love the videos!
Groovy gear. Check out the Fellows Prismo aeropress attachment (replaces the basket filter).... Game changer. Been using one at home for over 3 years now. No more sketchy inverted balancing acts filling the Aeropress. I was a skeptic but now can't use them without it. (though you may wanna be careful about not letting it freeze - it has a pressue gasket that *could* crack - I think it's silicon so shouldnt be an issue but who know)
My wife and I love our Talus 2! Biggest selling point, in addition to the look and light weight, is that the extra width in the footbox allows us to easily fit our double sleeping pad in the tent. Most backpacking tents don't have enough space in the foot. We use the Recharge DW by Paria and sleep like a dream. It's the one piece gear my wife insists we take. Keep 'em coming. 👍
I have the Mammut Ducan High GTX boots. They are THE most comfortable boots I've ever had. Grippy soles, great support, breathable in warm weather but also warm enough in cooler weather. Mammut for the win!
The way I see it people have backpacked for hundreds of years with gear that's not even close to the cheapest stuff we have today. If they could do it with that I'm sure we'll be fine with any of today's gear.
Appreciate the modest gear and focus on camp utility. Too many weekend warriors go ultralight after watching the through hikers and have a miserable camp experience (were most of us mortals spend 75% of our backpacking time.) Keep up the realistic for the average Joe backpacking vids!
Tbh we're just frugal 😂 People have been hiking and camping with WAY heavier and shittier gear for decades and they turned out alright. Anyone who thinks you NEED ultra light or top of the line is a weenie.
I have really enjoyed your channel. Pragmatic picks on gear for sure. I like the cooking parts. It brings the viewer in to the adventure. One thing is true about you two, you are definitely not pretenders. You get after it . Great job! Best!
It's cool to see a couple who backpacks and makes videos together! I follow a lot of solo backpackers but I only really plan on backpacking with my husband so this is helpful. Thanks! 😊
Enjoy your videos, keep it up. For pads look at exped duo, several versions depending on expected temp range. A double pad is much easier with better results than tying pads together. Klymit makes an insulated double although it’s a little heavy. You basically need an R5 pad for a winter bag to perform to it stated rating. For example a 20 degree bag with an R4 is more like a 30 degree bag. R values and bag ratings are not that exact but that’s another subject. Along the same lines a double bag/quilt makes better use of shared body temp, more comfortable than sleeping separately. Choices include Sierra designs backcountry duo, Nemo tango duo, thermarest vela and enlightened equipment accomplice.
@@titushumphreys That's exactly my setup now! My new tent should get to me at lunch so I'll be hiking a local peak for a quick overnighter to try it all out this weekend!
Just cruising TH-cam ran across you guys really enjoyed your video you guys do a great job 😀 I like the fact that you don't have all the high-tech stuff just regular real people out backpacking and enjoying it and having fun !!!!! I'll have to agree the trichology pillow is a really nice pillow my first one had to leak in it and they replaced it no questions asked immediately I was very impressed with their customer service !!! The other piece that we have in common is the sleeping mat mine is not the recon but it looks very much like that it's 30 in wide and it's just a blow-up mat. 1.5 r value... after I had that one for a while I then purchased their Insulated Static V Luxe SL pad and I went with the 27" wide. I'm a side sleeper and tend to be pretty active at night so they're the only company that I found that made a really nice comfortable pad that was WIDE and I have not regretted it one bit. This one has a 6.5 r rating and I've quit looking at pads ever since. Well u 2 thanks for the awesome 😎👍🏽👍🏽🎥. ☮️& Keep on rocking the free world ☺️
You guys seem to be the nicest people on earth. First video and I'm going to stay. You got a german fan as you two remind me of my girlfriend and me and our 170km hike last week :)
I got the v sheet for my klymit sleeping pad and the nemo fillo luxury pillow. Best thing I've every done to improve my sleep setup after sleeping bag. Pillow stays in place at the top of the pad and is almost better than the one I got at home. Highly recommend checking it out. Thank you for all your work. I've been using your videos to get my girlfriend into backpacking and we just got some 2 person gear for this summer.
Great video guys! If you are looking for the most incredible pillow ever, highly recommend Nemo Fillo Backpacking Pillow. It changed our camping lives. I swear it is more comfortable than my bed pillow.
Love you guys! Like legit feel like we're homies! Your videos are always so motivational. Makes me want to just get outside! Thanks for all the gear tips.
I just made my own version of this video recently and it surprises me how much less you have to wear to feel warm... Maybe it's just because I'm in Canada, but I wear like 7 layers including 2 down layers when camping or backpacking anywhere between October to April. It's just super cold at night so I was shocked to see you only have a t-shirt, a fleece, and a thin down jacket when it's cold. I also have to wear insulated pants and double up on the wool socks. It's cool to compare my kit with yours to see the differences. :)
Perfect video guys. I’m very inspired of y’all journeys and production and can’t wait to have my take on the outdoors from what I learned from y’all. Love y’all. Stay breezy.
Hey guys! You should try out wise owl pillow! Its a game changer. Its fluffy og smal. Its not someone with air that hurts Your neck and sleep. Good luck
Great video love knowing what everyone uses. I (Kelley) have just started doing hiking in our area no overnight stuff yet but usually a 10 to 12-mile day hike.
Very nice. Great video. Fyi..Sawyer squeeze does not filter out cryptosporidium. It only takes one occurrence. I fell prey to it. Lol...thank God I had imodium.
I have the Mammut Ducan Mid GTX, dont get them lol stiff and not the cushioned. I switched to Oboz Sawtooth 2 Mids and absolutely love them. I wear them everyday
i'm a big fan of your videos, they always motivate me to go on new adventures. Most of my equipment consists of Manumut items, so I am very happy with it. I'm looking forward to more great vidoes :-) Greetings from Germany / Munich
Amazing video!!!!!! I kinda struggle when it comes to camping/ hiking clothing or shoes but now I own some north face pants! You got yourself a extra subscriber!!!!🤣👍🏻
That Was Really Awesome to Know All The Stuff Require For Trekking loved It, I Want To know Survive Day & Night Like When do i need to tent & camp Before Sun Set & waking Up Time Like Ur Daily Routine Precaution If U have Time Mark This In ur Upcoming Vid's Thnx For Sharing Cody & Victoria For Making One.🤗
Really loved this video. Thanks. Hoping you’ll still read comments as I have a question for @victoria: what size is your down jacket (backcountry). I think I have about your frame and need to order online. Can you comfortably wear S over your fleece or are you wearing M? Thanks!!
Hey there! My down jacket is a size small as well as my fleece. The down jacket seems to be a more relaxed fit. It's not too slim in the arms, chest or waist. Hope this helps☺️ -V
Your video are very great. With my wife we really like it. We've been following you for about two year now. We really like you and the vibes you give. I really like the music you used in this video. Could you tell me what are they ? I recognized one but not the other ones. You took them all in artlist ? Thanks for you answer.
Nice video detailing your gear. It looks like the PowerRadd powerbank is no longer available at the link you posted. Do you happen to have the specs for it? Do you have a solar panel to charge it? How many days of charging can you get out of it?
Thanks to you both for all the fun nature loving adventure! I was also curious if you have seen the whole film called 'the game changers'? As active, conscientious explorers, we thought you guys might appreciate some of the themes and possibilities therein. Any thoughts? Happy adventuring
Do you guys add a subtle vibration affect onto your videos? i know everything is ona tripod so should be super steady but the affect makes a nice touch
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Gear videos are cool....right? Thanks as always for checking out the video 🤙🏼
I’ve been watching your guys videos for a few days. I’m so inspired to do this but I’m a broke college student🥲 Do you guys have advice or made a video how you guys make this into a living. I’m currently majoring in film, but do you really need college to live this kind of lifestyle? I hope you see this!
Your link to the sleeping bag links to a different bag than your review. Maybe they changed
Zero sarcasm - as an ultralight backpacking snob, it's fun to see a more traditional backpacking gear loadout. I didn't hear a single mention of how many grams something was.
I couldn't tell you how much any of our stuff weighs 😂 it's not too heavy to carry 40 miles - so it works for us!
Seriously. I think I’ve become conditioned and kept thinking “well, there are better options than that”. I’m not giving up ultralight or anything, but it’s a good reminder that not ever hike is a thru hike.
@@Esundevil As a person who walks 25+ miles a day through rough, rugged and unmarked terrain with no visible paths or roads during inhospitable weather conditions using only a compass, GPS unit and satellite topographic maps, I have never and will never use the word 'Through-Hike' - If you don't really need a personal locator beacon and the next town is less than 60 miles away, you're not hiking or trekking, you're going on a leisurely walk through a nature park down well-worn paths...
Totally agree I'm a ultralight snob too and man how good does it feel to just see people talking about backpacking that way
@@Funkteon Yeah, that sounds nothing like a thru hike. You also sound exhausting.
It’s rare to see channels and people sticking up for themselves and their values. Subscribed to y’all. Stay true to you, love it all!
🙏🏼 preciate ya Steezy MTB
you guys seem like THE NICEST people ever. such a welcoming video to someone like me who has never watched your channel before. ofc i subbed!
Really appreciate that Dylan. Hope you enjoy the channel! Thanks for the sub
Cody, please release you audio presets, they are incredible!
Definitely upgrade the pillows, it’s a game changer and don’t cost very much.
Hey if you guys want a tip on a comfy pillow then buy a stuffsack, therma rest makes one and stick your puffy jacket in it! Unless you where your's at night when you sleep. Works better than the pillow I have at home and if you want it firmer just add socks and underwear (clean preferably! 😆) And whatever extra clothes you have in it!
This was a cool vid guys. As an avid backpacker and newb videographer I really liked this.
🙏🏼
This is your first video I ever watched and it is so welcoming, I am staying here for more, keep up good work ! Thanks for sharing your adventure equipment with us.
Glad to hear that Kuba! Thanks for checking it out and we hope you enjoy the channel 🙏🏼
I used to use the same pillow, but it was so uncomfortable. Now I put my extra clothes and down jacket in a drybag and use it as a pillow. Best pillow ever + saving some weight is a bonus 😉. Greetings from Belgium, love the videos!
Heyyy that's a pretty good idea! Might have to try that some day!
-V
we want a day in your regular life content! I love all your videos but would love a daily vlog, your house is decorated so freaking cute btw!
Groovy gear. Check out the Fellows Prismo aeropress attachment (replaces the basket filter).... Game changer. Been using one at home for over 3 years now. No more sketchy inverted balancing acts filling the Aeropress. I was a skeptic but now can't use them without it. (though you may wanna be careful about not letting it freeze - it has a pressue gasket that *could* crack - I think it's silicon so shouldnt be an issue but who know)
My wife and I love our Talus 2!
Biggest selling point, in addition to the look and light weight, is that the extra width in the footbox allows us to easily fit our double sleeping pad in the tent. Most backpacking tents don't have enough space in the foot. We use the Recharge DW by Paria and sleep like a dream. It's the one piece gear my wife insists we take.
Keep 'em coming. 👍
I have the Mammut Ducan High GTX boots. They are THE most comfortable boots I've ever had. Grippy soles, great support, breathable in warm weather but also warm enough in cooler weather. Mammut for the win!
Great video! Sometimes I get overwhelmed with what's the "best" option, but I love all the affordable, non-ultralight gear yall have :)
The way I see it people have backpacked for hundreds of years with gear that's not even close to the cheapest stuff we have today. If they could do it with that I'm sure we'll be fine with any of today's gear.
A two week camping trip brought me here... awesome videography and style! I guess I'll stick around.
Welcome! And thanks for watching ☺️
-V
Okay I'm halfway through now and have to comment again. Y'alls visuals are absolutely stunning. I'm incredibly inspired.
Check out some of our other videos for the great visuals 😍 appreciate you watching. Lots of trips coming this summer
Haha the tent 😂 I use my roommates tent all the time for the exact same reason
Get one of the nemo equipment pillows. They are extremely comfortable
Thanks for sharing a couples viewpoint!
Appreciate the modest gear and focus on camp utility. Too many weekend warriors go ultralight after watching the through hikers and have a miserable camp experience (were most of us mortals spend 75% of our backpacking time.) Keep up the realistic for the average Joe backpacking vids!
Tbh we're just frugal 😂 People have been hiking and camping with WAY heavier and shittier gear for decades and they turned out alright. Anyone who thinks you NEED ultra light or top of the line is a weenie.
I have really enjoyed your channel. Pragmatic picks on gear for sure. I like the cooking parts. It brings the viewer in to the adventure. One thing is true about you two, you are definitely not pretenders. You get after it . Great job! Best!
It's cool to see a couple who backpacks and makes videos together! I follow a lot of solo backpackers but I only really plan on backpacking with my husband so this is helpful. Thanks! 😊
What an amazing gear vid. Clear and concise with a dab of humor. Well done!
I was just at REI yesterday and left overwhelmed as a newby backpacker. This really helps. Thank you much.
Glad to hear! It's not as hard as everyone makes it out to be
This is getting me excited for camping/backpacking season!
Enjoy your videos, keep it up. For pads look at exped duo, several versions depending on expected temp range. A double pad is much easier with better results than tying pads together. Klymit makes an insulated double although it’s a little heavy. You basically need an R5 pad for a winter bag to perform to it stated rating. For example a 20 degree bag with an R4 is more like a 30 degree bag. R values and bag ratings are not that exact but that’s another subject. Along the same lines a double bag/quilt makes better use of shared body temp, more comfortable than sleeping separately. Choices include Sierra designs backcountry duo, Nemo tango duo, thermarest vela and enlightened equipment accomplice.
if you upgrade sleeping pads, i highly highly recommend the nemo tensor !
I have Sea to Summit's UL insulated pad and have considered getting another one...every TH-camr is raving about their Tensor rn...
I have it and LOVE it. All neemo sleep system for me.
@@dricedt i pair my tensor, with my enlightened equipment enigma quilt! keeps me toasty
@@titushumphreys That's exactly my setup now! My new tent should get to me at lunch so I'll be hiking a local peak for a quick overnighter to try it all out this weekend!
Just cruising TH-cam ran across you guys really enjoyed your video you guys do a great job 😀
I like the fact that you don't have all the high-tech stuff just regular real people out backpacking and enjoying it and having fun !!!!!
I'll have to agree the trichology pillow is a really nice pillow my first one had to leak in it and they replaced it no questions asked immediately I was very impressed with their customer service !!!
The other piece that we have in common is the sleeping mat mine is not the recon but it looks very much like that it's 30 in wide and it's just a blow-up mat. 1.5 r value... after I had that one for a while I then purchased their Insulated Static V Luxe SL
pad and I went with the 27" wide. I'm a side sleeper and tend to be pretty active at night so they're the only company that I found that made a really nice comfortable pad that was WIDE and I have not regretted it one bit.
This one has a 6.5 r rating and
I've quit looking at pads ever since.
Well u 2 thanks for the awesome 😎👍🏽👍🏽🎥.
☮️& Keep on rocking the free world ☺️
You guys seem to be the nicest people on earth. First video and I'm going to stay. You got a german fan as you two remind me of my girlfriend and me and our 170km hike last week :)
Hey! Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching ☺️
-V
I got the v sheet for my klymit sleeping pad and the nemo fillo luxury pillow. Best thing I've every done to improve my sleep setup after sleeping bag. Pillow stays in place at the top of the pad and is almost better than the one I got at home. Highly recommend checking it out.
Thank you for all your work. I've been using your videos to get my girlfriend into backpacking and we just got some 2 person gear for this summer.
Great video guys! If you are looking for the most incredible pillow ever, highly recommend Nemo Fillo Backpacking Pillow. It changed our camping lives. I swear it is more comfortable than my bed pillow.
Thanks for this video guys! So informative & visually beautiful. Can’t wait for my boyfriend and I to get all our gear together & wake up outside!!! 🤪
Waking up outside is something everyone should experience!!💙 So excited for the season!
-V
Saw the frame at 3:28 and immediately smashed the subscribe button. I haven't seen something that beautiful in a VERY long time. MORE PLEASE!
Really good information. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks guys!
I love the selection! Sensible and doesn’t break bank
My GF and I just threw away the Trekology pillows for the Threm-a-Rest Compressible Pillow.... Man what a game changer!
I've seen those! Looks sweet
Planning on a summer adventure. This definitely helps out!
Love you guys! Like legit feel like we're homies! Your videos are always so motivational. Makes me want to just get outside! Thanks for all the gear tips.
We are homies! Just from a distance 😝🤙🏼
I just made my own version of this video recently and it surprises me how much less you have to wear to feel warm... Maybe it's just because I'm in Canada, but I wear like 7 layers including 2 down layers when camping or backpacking anywhere between October to April. It's just super cold at night so I was shocked to see you only have a t-shirt, a fleece, and a thin down jacket when it's cold. I also have to wear insulated pants and double up on the wool socks.
It's cool to compare my kit with yours to see the differences. :)
Dont forget your First Aid Kits!
I laughed when Victoria said her pants were "flattering." Sweetheart, you could wear garbage bags and it would look flattering.
Excited for the upcoming backcountry videos!!
Thanks for the run down, I was super curious about the water filters!
Perfect video guys. I’m very inspired of y’all journeys and production and can’t wait to have my take on the outdoors from what I learned from y’all. Love y’all.
Stay breezy.
Hey guys! You should try out wise owl pillow! Its a game changer. Its fluffy og smal. Its not someone with air that hurts Your neck and sleep. Good luck
Big Q for you Cody;
What boots do you backpack in during the winter? They look toasty and comfy as hell. Super jell.
Ah yeah. Maybe should have mentioned those. They're from The North Face. High quality shoes for snow
This video has awesome audio quality! I don't comment a lot but just had to say that you guys crushed the audio. Thanks for sharing your gear!
Thanks for the comment 🙂
The house is looking amazing!
VANQUEST pouches!!!
Klymit has some great pillows! Totally worth the upgrade. Awesome video nice to not hear about weight every five seconds.
Great video love knowing what everyone uses. I (Kelley) have just started doing hiking in our area no overnight stuff yet but usually a 10 to 12-mile day hike.
Great video guys! Can't wait to go backpacking!!
Great video! Thanks for sharing :)
Great fun gear video guys, looking forward to this summer's adventures by you guys!! Looks like REI have stopped selling the Men's Flash 65
Very nice. Great video. Fyi..Sawyer squeeze does not filter out cryptosporidium. It only takes one occurrence. I fell prey to it. Lol...thank God I had imodium.
House is looking great! Nice work :) also thanks for a vid on this topic. Getting more and more into backpacking these days :)
Such a pretty video! Y’all making me want to get a mirrorless camera to shoot my backpacking and hiking trips now haha
On one hand I say do it, on the other hand I say just enjoy it without shooting 😂😂
Learned sm from this video. Love you guys so much, thank you!! 🥰❤️
So good to hear ☺️🙏 Thanks for watching!
-V
Nice Video! Thanks for sharing with us. Can't wait to see more 😊
Love your videos!! New subscriber here!!👍👍
Heyyyy! Welcome to the channel👋
-V
I have the Mammut Ducan Mid GTX, dont get them lol stiff and not the cushioned. I switched to Oboz Sawtooth 2 Mids and absolutely love them. I wear them everyday
Awesome video guys! Thanks for the gear breakdown 🤙🏽
The Klymit Insulated R4.4 is more like ASTM R1.9. I still use mine for summer and crashing at someone's place
Great video!! Love your dynamic.
i'm a big fan of your videos, they always motivate me to go on new adventures. Most of my equipment consists of Manumut items, so I am very happy with it. I'm looking forward to more great vidoes :-)
Greetings from Germany / Munich
Mountain scenerys are so nice! And gear video is always cool too!
Amazing video!!!!!! I kinda struggle when it comes to camping/ hiking clothing or shoes but now I own some north face pants! You got yourself a extra subscriber!!!!🤣👍🏻
Haha my favorites man! Thanks for the sub 😊
That Was Really Awesome to Know All The Stuff Require For Trekking loved It, I Want To know Survive Day & Night Like When do i need to tent & camp Before Sun Set & waking Up Time Like Ur Daily Routine Precaution If U have Time Mark This In ur Upcoming Vid's Thnx For Sharing Cody & Victoria For Making One.🤗
High quality H20.
I have the klymit pad. I always roll off of it. I need to put it in my sleeping bag to prevent rolling off of it, mine is too narrow/skinny
Did you guys talk about rain gear? I think I missed that.
Thanks for sharing! Your setup is awesome!
How are y’all able to upload during the Move I’m moving and find it so hard to make it happen
Another banger as always good work fam
It is not easy my dude. Nottttt eeaasssyyyy haha
Such a rad video! Appreciate the little details!
yesss this is what i needed
That little mic is cheaper and sounds better than my Rode Videomic go!
Thanks for sharing our instagram channel!! Our doggos will be really happy :)
What beanie do you recommend for backpacking? / Which one is Cody wearing?
Cody wears a beanie by coal headwear. Nothing special about it. Just a regular ol beanie
Thanks for sharing..
LOVE GEAR VIDS! ! !
Not ultralight backpacking gear list but it seems to work for them
quick question: you don't cook food like steak, pasta...or something fancy during hike? 😄 fans from Taiwan
I wish! But that would be too much effort😅
-V
@@codyandvictoria i agree! but i just cant stand to have a nice meal after a day hike (if the hike is easy) 😄
Really loved this video. Thanks. Hoping you’ll still read comments as I have a question for @victoria: what size is your down jacket (backcountry). I think I have about your frame and need to order online. Can you comfortably wear S over your fleece or are you wearing M? Thanks!!
Hey there! My down jacket is a size small as well as my fleece. The down jacket seems to be a more relaxed fit. It's not too slim in the arms, chest or waist. Hope this helps☺️
-V
Your video are very great.
With my wife we really like it. We've been following you for about two year now. We really like you and the vibes you give.
I really like the music you used in this video. Could you tell me what are they ?
I recognized one but not the other ones. You took them all in artlist ?
Thanks for you answer.
Great list of needed items thanks young people! I love that yall love the GODs - Great Out Doors
Nice video detailing your gear. It looks like the PowerRadd powerbank is no longer available at the link you posted. Do you happen to have the specs for it? Do you have a solar panel to charge it? How many days of charging can you get out of it?
Check out James Hoffman's Video on brewing with Aeropress. Maybe you will get a grinder in the future.
Grinder is a little extensive for backpacking 😂 we've got the full setup at home though
I love this video. Please share your tips.
love your videos. Such a great vibe and authentic
So helpful! I noticed you didn't include a raincoat / windbreaker - do you guys have any you like or use frequently?
Channel is top shelf.
Thanks David! 🙏🏼
Free and cheap and heavy...kind of your theme. ....but still entertaining.....lol...thanks....keep putting out video
Yup
Thanks to you both for all the fun nature loving adventure! I was also curious if you have seen the whole film called 'the game changers'? As active, conscientious explorers, we thought you guys might appreciate some of the themes and possibilities therein. Any thoughts? Happy adventuring
Great practical video!
New subscriber here guys! Great video look and editing. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Chano! Hope to keep the quality high 🤙🏼
Do you guys add a subtle vibration affect onto your videos? i know everything is ona tripod so should be super steady but the affect makes a nice touch
Question...What about bug repellent?just curious.
I saw that your are well layer on the top. How did you guys insulate your pants especially from wind chill?