Thank you. Very helpful. I will check out the food pods. Best wishes. Happy Trails!

@roberthammenrudh

10 ай бұрын

Glad i could be of help 👍🏻

I just can’t bring myself to put so much stuff in the same bag, even if it does use the space in the pack most efficiently. Each piece or type of my clothing/warm gear gets its own waterproof compression/stuff sack - sleeping bag, down parka, down pants (winter only for those 2), sleeping baselayers, and lightweight down jacket. I simply compress the straps just enough to allow each sack to conform to the shape of the pack. My lightweight down jacket is at the very top of the pack or in the brain, because that’s what I put on during stops so quick access is nice. Raingear/hardshells go either at the top of the pack or the front mesh pocket. Tent poles go vertically in a back corner of the pack, stakes are in a small bag in the tent bag. Pillow and sleeping hat (to keep bag clean, not my head warm) go with the sleeping bag. Food/stove is nestled in amongst everything else, and the sleeping pad is put in above the sleeping bag against the back and other stuff packed around it.

Hi, Robert! New to your channel, and enjoy all of the information. I'm in CO and also hike, x-c ski,/snowshoe and backpack a lot. Happy Trails!

@roberthammenrudh

9 ай бұрын

Hi 👋🏻🙂 and welcome to the channel! Glad you found it and and are enjoying the content. Seems like you also enjoying being outdoors as much as possible 👍🏻last time I x-country skiing was probably in my early teens… now it’s only downhill 🎿, but x-c is nice and been thinking picking it up again, if/when I have the time.

Very streamlined system. Like the two liner idea. Love anything that makes life bulletproof ❤

Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. You are certainly well organized. All the best to you. Stay safe out there. 🤗

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Hi 👋🏻 again 😄

”I’ve heard you like liners, so let’s put a liner inside your liner”

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

😄👍🏻… jokes aside, 30 grams is a low weight penalty for guaranteeing your gear to stay dry and personally I believe it’s worth it.

I adopted your (single) packliner idea last year and have found it works really well.

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Great and Yea it does, the second I took as added security because I knew the rain would pour down more or less the whole time and I didn’t want to take any chances. I will continue using two liners, liked it and ads only a small amount of weight.

Pretty solid system!

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Thanks 🙏🏻🙂

I am adopting this!

that holder for the water is really smart!

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Yep, love it! It’s possible to buy ones to attach to most packs from a lot of brands. Mine came attached when I bought the Atom+

The food pod looks great! What brand is the one you use?

@roberthammenrudh

9 ай бұрын

Mine is from a Swedish brand, Skalmo sold at Backpackinglight.se. It’s a 12 Liter version. Love it 😊

Great video! I always learn something new in watching how everyone sets up their pack. I never even though of a second liner...

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

🙏🏻thanks!

Awesome, tack

informative video. Love from India..😊😊

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Thanks 🙏🏻 glad you liked it and… all the way from India 🙂 👋🏻

Thank you very much for a great video again! There are some points I haven't been doing so far, e.g. the liner system. May I ask you for the name of the company of the food pod? (3:58)

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Hi 👋🏻 and glad you liked today’s episode! And well, the food pod is made in Sweden by a company called Skalmo and the name is “The large pack pod” and can be bought at backpackinglight.se. Other brands are making it as well like HMG so you should be able to find one quite easily. Good luck 🙂

Vart köper du packpåsarna? Har svårt att hitta robusta plastpåsar som inte går sönder efter några dagars användning.

@roberthammenrudh

10 ай бұрын

Bra fråga, jag köpte en rulle för ca 4 år sedan på ICA, men efter att ha kollat efter i helgen faktiskt så finns dom inte kvar. Bara de tunnare i betydligt sämre kvalitet. Min rekommendation är att se efter i bygghandeln, vi pratar om snäppet tjockare soppåsar än vad som används av den privata marknaden så bygg sektorn är nog rätt plats. På engelska säger man trash compactor bags som skiljer sig just på tjockleken mot vanliga sopsäckar. Själv tänkte jag nu istället köpa på mig Gossamer Gears liner till nästa år 🙂

Can I ask what sleeping pad you use? Is it just neoprene? Cheers. Ps speedy recovery 😊

@roberthammenrudh

9 ай бұрын

Thanks… been a really shitty day to be honest but I guess the first two-three days is the worst when it comes to pain… anyways, appreciate! 🙏🏻🙂 The foam pad is an EVA pad, 3 mm Evazote so a closed cell foam pad that I use for some added R (0.5), anti glide and protection for my inflatable Nemo Alpine, and as a sitpad during the day.

@cuprajake1

9 ай бұрын

@@roberthammenrudh appreciate the reply, rest up. Thank you

Har du tips på vart man kan få tag på sopsäckar som funkar som liners? De vanliga rullarna på matbutiken känns alldeles för sköra 🤔

@roberthammenrudh

4 күн бұрын

@@danielragnar jag har köpt extra starka på Ica, en hel rulle som funkat bra. Mer för att hantera byggmaterial så finns säkert på tex Jem & fix tex. Sedan kan du köpa från Backpacking light också… de är mer anpassade och rätt storlek/lättare. De jag använder nu kommer därifrån.

@danielragnar

4 күн бұрын

@@roberthammenrudh okej fint, tack!

Gillade du inte OMM jackan, eller den hade helt enkelt gjort sitt?

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Ja men det är en bra jacka men höll inte längre tätt kring axlar och dragkedja så ville prova på något nytt och som kunde stå emot det regn vi väntade oss. Rekommenderar OMM men RAB Phantom anser jag nog vara snäppet vassare och mer vattentät.

@joakimolsson1024

11 ай бұрын

@@roberthammenrudh hur upplever du att den andas? Har funderingar på att byta ut vindjacka+regnjacka mot endast en regnjacka som andas/ventilerar bra.

Water?? Where do you carry?

@roberthammenrudh

11 ай бұрын

Hi 👋🏻, sorry that I forgot to mention that 🤷🏼‍♂️😄 but I have two 50 cl pet bottles, one in each of the mesh pocket on my shoulder straps. For additional capacity I can also fill up my 1L Hydrapak and put in my side pocket together with the filter. All in all I have a 2L water capacity which have been working out great for where I hike… but you off course need to adapt to where you’re hiking.