Are You Using These 6 Overrated/Underrated Wild Camping Items?

Are you using these 6 overrated/underrated Wild Camping items?
Something a bit different this time, my first video on wild camping!
Together with April I rate 6 wild camping items as overrated or underrated, hopefully this will give you some ideas for your kit or more importantly what to leave in the shop.
As always feel free to comment if you agree or disagree with anything discussed in the video!
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[@bruellaffenbaumd7159]

I do get the Nalgene for winter camping but the lifestraw is like the worst filter on the market in my mind. I much prefer the platypus QuickDraw screwed onto a 750 ml pet bottle. The bottle goes into the recycling after each tour and fits much better into side pockets and is much lighter as well. Also you can keep the filter on your person in the cold to prevent it from freezing because it has caps on each end. Good video though :)

[@archieberesford47]

Ahh nice, will have to check that out. Thinking of doing another one of these vids, whether lifestraw is any good might be a good discussion. Thanks for the comment

[@timmo971]

Not all hammocks are created equal. Look at Hennessy Hammocks if you want to see the potential. BTW, all you need to rig one is hanging on the wall behind you

[@archieberesford47]

Haha yeah im hardly short on slings. I've got a mate who is a die hard Hammock only wild camper, will reccomend this to him.

[@isaacberesford1284]

There is no disappointment

[@fernbentleyvlogs]

you and your vaseline and cotton pads 🤣🤣

[@thebigmon]

Do you know what is really over rated and over priced? Patagonia t-shirts.

[@archieberesford47]

It was a charity shop find, proper bargain. You wouldn't catch me buying them new haha