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Great refresher, thank you !

Hi sir, I would like to ask if you have tested the Naturehike P series? Im trying to choose between it and the Monger 2

You're thinking way too into it for the most part people who know Teton. Already know what they're about. But one thing I've noticed that's kind of getting annoying. Is you repeating yourself and saying the same thing in the same video 6 or 7 times I don't know if you do this to make your video a little longer.

Everyone packs differently. I hiked the entire Appalachian Trail over 40 years, finishing in the fall of 2022. In 2023, I attempted a northbound thruhike. I used a frameless backpack and slept in a hammock with a tarp and separate bug net. My hammock, sleeping bag and bug net all went into the bottom of my pack with my sleep clothes. My "warm clothes" went somewhere above that in a stuff sack. Depending upon the likelihood of cold weather they were either lower or higher in my pack. My electronics and medical supplies were near the top, usually under my cookset and food, which were stored in a sack designed to be hung from a tree or stored in a bear box, if available. All of these rode inside a waterproof pack liner, with just enough room on top of the roll-down top closure, and under the roll-top pack closure for raingear. My tarp always rode in the mesh pocket on the back of my pack to drain and dry, along with a bug suit treated with Permethrin, my ground sheet, and my water filter and bag. I carried a plastic peanut jar with a hose and bite valve in a shoulder strap pocket for ready access to drinking water, and a small bush knife in a sheath on my sternum strap. Snacks went into one hip belt pocket, and TP and sanitizer in the other. Side pockets held my potty trowel, extra water bottle, sunscreen, and, early on, a modified titanium wood burning stove. The pack weight with water and food only exceed 25-30 pounds when I pickup up my travel guitar in Irwin. I carried it to Stanimal's in Glasgow, where I skipped the middle miles, starting out after my birthday, in northern Massachusetts, before injuring my knee in New Hampshire and going home to get an MRI, which showed a double tear in the meniscus. I am now two months into breaking in my new knee, and planning my next thruhike attempt. I turned 70 last July. "Tinker" half way, 2023. P.S. If you want your frameless pack to be more comfortable, try lining the circumference of it with a closed-cell foam sleeping pad cut to the circumference of the pack. Put it in vertically, and stuff your gear into it. Your pack will carry like it has a frame, and you will have a torso length sleep pad (or large sit pad for camp).

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Face it. Amazon is the cheapest, they have everything, and the minute you get it in your head you want something, you can tap your phone a few times and it shows up on your door in a day or two. Nobody can compete with that. REI isn’t even trying though.

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i have both ,, Trangia when i get to a campsite and time is relaxed ,, in the morning though i will wake the camp site with my msr rocket cos i want my tea or coffee like now

Luke, where's your food? Thanks for a great video mate.

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how you have items stored in the pack is important as well. you have a good system of keeping titems in seprate bags that can be taken out as needed. stuffing clothes, etc down into a pack is a bad idea. that's why God invented zip lock bags. also, seperate bags for differnt clothing items. socks and underwer together, shirts seperate, etc. you also want to keep the outside of the pack as slick as possible. less likely for mother nature to take things if you have to break brush.

I can't stand most people anyways.

I think mind os trying to keep up with the sound of rain dropping and it becomes blissfully overwelmed...☯️💪🌧️☯️💪🌧️

Nice video! You missed a piece of gear though -- what type of vehicle is that? Looks awesome!

I don't like the tent inside the pack. Seems like every video i see never has food for a trip. Im old school i carry a water blader. I don't believe in finding water when i get there. Probably why iv never gotten sick hiking. I also don't like gas stoves. I carry alcohol and a twig titanium stove. I just don't understand putting a wet tent in with my gear.

You should try out the Jannu too I think. Thanks you for sharing another great video!

For one who cares, they are doing what every other corporate tycoon is doing, for example, Dodge Ram now, RAM, Dunkin Donuts, now Dunkin,and so on. It's great they didnt tank. As for REI goes they suck!

Hello 👋 Like, greetings from Northern California. Thank you for sharing this informative video. All the best to you and your Family. Stay safe out there. 😊

Sunglasses on a cloudy day? 😂

As bad as it was that night, I'd say it (tent) held up really good! I've lost too many pets to even count, and I always wished they'd live longer. I miss every one of them.

2017 AT, 2019 PCT, 2022 CDT. Over 7900 miles, I strap my tent at the bottom of my pack. HYOH.

I got one for Father’s Day 2024. As to the rattle shove the user’s manual in the case.

Luke.....From the beginning forest look's nice until I seen the dead branches my thoughts were going wild already and the next thing here comes the fog and that did it. I imagined all sorts of spooky things. Then you talked about camping alone and face your fears. You hit it on the nose. I started to get chicken skin ( goosebumps ) lol. The forest was extra quiet and I thought something was going to jump out and it got foggy more and in a flash darkness came. Just like I was there and hair behind my neck stood up and started to sweat. This really felt spooky. Thank goodness you were going to sleep lol.But in the end I enjoyed your adventure and got spooked at the same time. Stay Safe And Healthy ALOHA From Hawaii ❤❤❤❤❤

Great video but a tent with no floor and needs to be completely closed in the rain is the dumbest thing I’ve seen. Sorry, complete waste of money. I actually am not impressed with any one Tigris tent.

Luke, just want to commend you for honesty and your knowledge of the outdoor enthusiast community. I am now in my seventies, and I am unable to do what I used to do. When I was in the USAF stationed at Plattsburgh AFB in the early 1970's I was a very active backpacker and camper in the Adirondack mountains. I would love to see you and your wife explore the Adirondack mountains. John Henry

All the disadvantages of a poncho and none of the advantages 👍

Perfect vehicle for you. You're also a great spokesman for the Toyota 4Runner.

I bought one a year ago and I changed out the bite valve with an Osprey bite valve work great and I have no issues with it and I went out and bought another 48 liter bottle to have

What's so great about that tent, it has no bottom to it, and I don't like that at all!

What about a hydration bladder? I’ve used those and they are very convenient for drinking while walking. And on warm days you can fill it with ice, then water and have it against your back to keep you cooler.

I really appreciate your content. It's informative, and enjoyable. Inline V6??? That is truly an unusual engine.

Happy Birthday Luke hope you have the best trip ever . Stay safe and sound 🙆🏼👍🏼🎉🎊🍖🍗

even going on an easy day hike. I make sure Im prepped for 2days. always be prepared

Always good to see an expert explaining the basics. Thanks!

Can this be worn with a battle belt comfortably?

Lot of dumb woke/broke fantasies here-ReI was never a hub for firearms enthusiasts. As a long time member and someone who used to work at REI, the decision to give over a lot of space to very high-priced impractical gear that has very little to do with traditional outdoor activities was kind of a signal something was wrong-I still remember partners grumbling about Yeti products that were not only unaffordable for most hiking/climbing/camping/riding folks-but also out of place in a coop filled with fairly serious outdoors people.

Most pros carry with them what they have in their pockets. The forest and surrounding areas is our playground. Everything needed to survive is all around. Thats the difference between pros and noobs. Knowledge and selfreliance is key to any survival situation. Pros usually carry nothing much. But noobs usually carry everything

Now you see, I was thinking of using a rake to clear the leaves away, didn't even think of an electric blower! 🤔 Compared to the tents my dad use to take use camping in the old days (60's and 70's) those new tents are really nice, all the utilities too, so much better!

Luke I lost my puppy smokey,and I have his ashes,in a yellow round urn,I was wondering if I should bury him in our yard,or keep him beside my bed,on my bedside table.?

Excellent packing system, I've found the best way to carry the 5 liter mini-keg of beer is to put it in a separate pouch on a sling around your neck. 3 miles is pretty much my limit on packing it in.

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I have a question. Aren't you the guy who, when you first started out, was very religious, said prayers, gave spiritual advice, etc.? Or do I have you confused with someone else?

Great one night "reset". Thanks Luke for taking us along. Stay safe and God bless.