👇 GEAR FROM THE VIDEO 👇 allmansright Stake Sack: geni.us/allmansright-StakeSack Bogler Trowel: geni.us/BoglerTrowel Pika Powdered Soap: geni.us/Pika-GGG Common Gear Repair Kit: geni.us/CommonGearRepair Mayfly Sandals: geni.us/MayflySandals OneBottle Tube: geni.us/OneBottle Durston Pack: geni.us/Wapta30 Garage Grown Gear: geni.us/GarageGrownGear

I never have problem with my tent stakes bag. I just open the bag and tip it upside down. This scientific method allows the weight of the tent stakes combined with forces of gravity to drop from the bag into my hand.

@fearsomefawkes6724

26 күн бұрын

THANK YOU! That opening segment was like watching a bad infomercial. Nothing against the product he was trying to sell, seems fine, but I did not enjoy how hard he was trying to push the idea of current peg bags being difficult to use.

@loyaltyisroyalty5616

26 күн бұрын

Lmfao!

@robynroamsoutdoors

25 күн бұрын

It's Mavity. :)

@BM-cj7hr

25 күн бұрын

This is too funny. Tent sack bag is least of anyone's concern, imho. Looks like a click bait to me lol

@Notagain640

24 күн бұрын

Yep, both peg bags looked about the same to me, from an ease-of-use perspective. Would definitely not spend £13 to solve this non-existent problem.

As a combat medic I don’t have the luxury of carrying ultralight stuff but that Pika Soap is something I’ll take from this video. Thank you for the valuable content!

Hydration tube to the water bottle is the best system out there. Have been doing that for years. Absolutely no question the best.

Dang that little repair kit is a great design

Hell yea to the Mayfly Ultralight camp shoes. I got them a couple years ago and I have a tip for them: When I finish packing up all my gear I slide them down the back of the pack, where your back makes contact, side by side (laces pointed inwards toward the gear) and they act as a sort of hard frame if you use a frameless pack like my Pa'Lante.

I like the background/set, and the sharp camera quality.

The Garage Grown Gear site is a very clean setup easy to use.

Been using the Bogler trowel for a few years now. Much better than anything else I’ve tried.

Can’t wait for the wapta video. Loving mine so far

@drytool

26 күн бұрын

I just got mine today!

Hey where’d you get that plastic tube holder you use for your powdered soap? That looks a lot better than what I’ve been using for mine.

I’m curious how water tight the Wapta is going to be! That would be awesome if a pack liner could be ditched

I enjoyed your gear review. I especially liked that soap. Soap & water reduce illness. / I like that pack, too. I wonder if it comes in a brighter color. I'll look into it. Is that large outside pouch pocket waterproof, too? I guess water would just flow into the pouch pocket from the top opening. / That cat hole trowel is a good design as well. Putting the cutting edges on both sides was a good move. I'm left-handed, so such details are a deal breaker for me. A responsive designer is awesome.

İ LOVE that stake bag. İt's holding up way better than previous stake bags I've had and it makes me rather ridiculously pleased every time i use it. Bogler trowel is also a winner. And I'm very curious to try the Wapta!

Huh, I'm probably wrong, but the bag included with my OneTigris Stella 4 for stakes seems to open almost that wide. It certainly isn't made of DCF though.

Jerkco Gear do a plastic end to go over a trowel- also can drive tent stakes in too.

Tnx! I love the stake holster. To resque ultralight showel i had, i got driver by Jereko Gear, multiuse item for both showels and tent stakes. 10 percent off on ggg this week. Not fan of sandals as cant use for water crossing - on my second pair of ultralight cheapo Doussprt water shoes from amazon, great for crossings and camp

Love your channel and watch every video with a thumbs up. You do have a lot of great advice. But, one thing that you have mentioned several times and I just don't understand. Why is it so hard for you to get stakes out of the regular stake bag? Probably the only thing I could teach you about backpacking. You don't reach into the bag! You push the stakes out and then select what stake you want.

@FeelTheOutdoor

26 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same 😂

Re the tent "pegs", just get a bigger bag, they weigh nothing. Love your vids

I have been a big fan of One Bottle Hydration for a couple of years now! There are several different adaptations to accommodate the different types of water bottles and drinking flasks! And the price is right too! 👍

@drytool

26 күн бұрын

I bet it makes it easier to drink enough. I used to use a bladder but had numerous catastophes like having the hose pop off and dump 3 liters of water inside my pack in the middle of winter, or have my hose freeze solid, or have the mouthpiece pop off and dump water all over me. It wouldn't solve the freezing problem, but not being a bag inside my pack with gear constantly pressing on it would go a long way towards solving the other 2 problems. I learned a long time ago for winter Ice climbing trips to get a coat with inner pockets that will hold platypus bottles next to my body and to turn the bottles upside down so the openings freeze last.

Hey Justin, some items I’ve never heard of, in particular the Durston backpack that looks awesome! Been using the Mayfly sandals for a couple of years and they’re great, staying around camp for sure, not walking too much with them. Have you tried the Vaucluse backpack ventilation frame? I’d be curious to have your thoughts on it. An interesting innovation from another cottage company.

I've always used the bike quick puncture repair kits come with sticky adhesive strong aswell plus clear so on right surface u don't see them Plus if u put one either side on a tent gives it even more protection

Thanks for the share... great info. I would consider losing any snack highly critical. Surmountable but critical.

8:14 I did the same thing only I just took the smart water bottle cap bored a hole into it and fed the straw from a water bladder that I gutted and poof I straw for a bottle

@JustinOutdoors

26 күн бұрын

What's cool about the OneBottle system is that they incorporated a little one-way valve so the smartwaterbottle doesn't collapse in super cool.

@lizzaangelis3308

25 күн бұрын

@@JustinOutdoors true…. I could put some more holes into the cap which will help prevent that as well….

Hi @JustinOutdoors I’m really excited about the wapta30. I ordered it in presale last year and now I’m on vacation. One week ago the wapta arrived at home in Germany and I’m excited to see it when I’m coming home. This Video right here is the first kind of review of it I see next to the Durston Commercial Clip of the product. Now I’m even more excited and happy for ordering it already last year ^^. Thank you for all your Videos in your channel. It’s really interesting to follow your channel.

Wapta 30, I just got mine and let me tell you, it’s a beauty! The idea of not having to use a pack liner, that’s even more weight savings right there!

@kevinstarski1598

26 күн бұрын

Its a plus no doubt but on a daypack not that crucial. I mean, I typically don't go hiking when rain is in the forecast. One never knows of course...

@michelstronguin6974

26 күн бұрын

You can use this pack for 3 day trips if you go ultralight.

@rungavagairun

25 күн бұрын

If you're using a nylofume liner and remove that, but add the weight of the seam tape, how much weight are you saving?

@kevinstarski1598

25 күн бұрын

@@rungavagairun Exactly...

@michelstronguin6974

25 күн бұрын

@@rungavagairunThis new material is heat bonded. I’m only seeing a tiny amount of seam tape on the inside of the pack here. Must weigh less than 10 grams. Nylofume pack liner is 30 grams and it’s a hassle to deal with every time. This is like 20 grams lighter and less hassle. It’s innovation even if it saves only 20 grams yet reduces fussing around with a liner bag.

I got a pair of those Mayfly sandals. I tried to like them, but the complete lack of any traction made them unusable for me. Xero Shoes weigh more, but they are about the lightest sandal I have found that pack small but still have some good traction. When I'm walking up or down a hill near my campsite in the dark to relieve myself, I don't want to end up sliding downhill on my butt.

@JustinOutdoors

25 күн бұрын

Ya, definitely not meant for walking around much

@rungavagairun

25 күн бұрын

@@JustinOutdoors I'm a tree dweller (hammocker) so I'm probably not camping at sites that are as flat as you ground dwellers. Haha. That fact also undoubtedly plays a role in how well they work for me.

My water carry solution: I rigged a Onewind Ridgeline sack on each side about my rib cage (front attached to shoulder strap, back end on the pack, above hip belt pocket); I slide a platypus 1 litre soft bottle in each with a sports cap. Bag is extremely light, easy to reach, comfortable. On hot days a cool bottle is an amazing heat sink.

One of the key "innovations" of the Bogler trowel is the 3d printed part at the top - easy to retrofit something similar onto a deuce of spades or other thin metal trowel with some minor expertise and a 3d printer.

I noticed when you were using the Deuce of Spades trowel upside down! There are two sides to the trowel. The narrow end is for digging the hole and the wide end is for carving out and widening. It took me a while to figure this out, try it.

My trowel is a piece of angle aluminum I took my drill and grinder to adapt. 15oz and works great.

Good evening Justin from Scotland

@gregoryoutdoors

26 күн бұрын

Edinburgh! ;)

That backpack, the front pocket. Does it have a drainage hole?

In europe wide opening for stake sacks normal

i never knew i would have issue with a tent stakes bag

Justin loves his trowels 🙂

Where did you get your orange hat? I really like that.

@JustinOutdoors

20 күн бұрын

made it myself :)

I didn’t know the wapta 30 was waterproof! That is a game changer! Save weight by not having to pack a pack liner!

Is there no Load lifters on the Pack? Not a problem!

is the tent stake bag a product for people who have physical disabilities? because i've never known this to be a problem for anyone.

90% of these items he’s been talking about them for a year or more. He wore those sandals and that trowel when he did his thru hike like 2 years ago.

Great videos Justin Indoors!

@justinoutdoors what is the pack you're wearing at 6:55?

@JustinOutdoors

26 күн бұрын

REI flash air 50

@studiopiko

26 күн бұрын

@@JustinOutdoors Thank you!

@memathews

26 күн бұрын

​@@JustinOutdoors Just got my REI Flash Air 50 last week and did a 7-mile loop with it loaded, what a great fit and terrific ride with 18 pounds, I'm looking forward to some excellent summer backpacking! The Flash Air is replacing my well-worn Osprey Atmos 50 for strictly backpacking trips (the Atmos is still with me for trail maintenance).

Source have made a bottle hydration system that has different lids for different bottles like Nalgene and Swiss bottles. So nothing new there then.

❤ from 🇮🇪

How many times are they gonna change the game? Can we have a game keeper once in awhile?

@JessePFitzgerald

21 күн бұрын

Knowing how to use your existing gear better, stripping existing gear of unhelpful or extraneous bits, or expanding your repertoire of supporting skills pays off! The answer isn't always a new piece of gear.

I found out recently that sipping liquids constantly dilutes siliva and changes the ph in the mouth. That is bad for teeth.

@6foot8jesuspilledpureblood82

26 күн бұрын

Our ancestors drank a lot then went a long time without drinking

@valdius85

26 күн бұрын

@@6foot8jesuspilledpureblood82 Our ancestors were fighting to survive. These arguments make little sense in an era where modern science can explain the basics like wrong ph destroying teeth…

Just turn the tent peg bag upside down... duh

Im not going to lie, that tent stake sack kind of looks like a cock sock. Still seems awesome tho I just bought one

Wrap the Deuce handle with leuka tape, problem solved.

Hey Justin , very good video . I can do better editing in your videos which can help you to get more engagement in your videos . Pls lmk what do you think ?

@JustinOutdoors

26 күн бұрын

but how long would it take you ;)

@divyv20

26 күн бұрын

​@@JustinOutdoors I will do as fast as possible by my side , don't worry about the delivery it will be super fast

You look so stoned in this hahah getting through it like a trooper though

I understand reviews are about off-the-shelf goods...but another option is to modify your pack to suit your needs...otherwise it just looks like an ad.

@lolobeans

26 күн бұрын

I love hearing about new gadgets. And I'm sure not going to be making my own trowel or tent stake bag so I'll happily watch these videos anyday!

Bro one of those thick plastic bags work perfectly for my stakes. Its a status symbol Jokes

Sorry but the mayfly sandals are crap

how bout an episode in drag…

🥲

10:23 who cares what it's called, if it works well, it'll sell itself and the pronunciation will become ubiquitous.

Im sorry, but if you have trouble with tent stake bags, backpacking isn't for you.

@JustinOutdoors

25 күн бұрын

I guess I should quit!

@jefftickleschitz1265

25 күн бұрын

@@JustinOutdoors I guess so.

Seeing the thumbnail i was beginning to wonder if the UL folks were taking it to new extremes... hiking thong for extra grams

Wow. Making a product no one asked for. The world drops the steaks on the ground or hand

Bro, ground yourself, walk barefoot at camp

Jesus christ bless you. Turn to Jesus Christ 🙏

@kevinstarski1598

26 күн бұрын

Wrong forum bro...this one is about hiking. Jesus Christ indeed...🙄