Real raw material! I have been there my friend. Don't feel defeated mate. Love how you are telling it how it is. Great vid

Never say sorry when you go out of your way to do something outside your comfort zone, we all know you will be back stronger and full of zest, so we are all here waiting for your plan B and keep up the great videos everyone is behind you…

I applaud the fact that you posted this. I talked myself and my family into going down into a canyon that had two miles of stairs to a bridge over the river near the bottom.Tallulla gorge in north Ga here in the states. Trip down wasn’t that bad. Trip back up was a sadomasochistic nightmare. I was literally crawling hands and knees back up the last part up. Worse my fourteen year old niece had to carry my son while my ex berated my intelligence and manhood. Couldn’t move for two days. It’s easy to over estimate our abilities. In survival situations we believe we will rise to the occasion. When what happens is we revert to the last level of training we attained too. A few points, when you stop, stretch. Especially your legs and lower back. Take a lot of zinc and magnesium, helps with the craps, and on a long trek over open trail like that use a game cart of some. It gets the weight off your body and feet. We learn more from our mistakes than our success. Be safe bro.

@zaynevanday142

2 жыл бұрын

Bro first off I apologise I pissed myself laughing I could just see your entire family angry at you for this great idea 💡 but honestly you are not alone in that department takes awhile to build up the families trust jjgrrgghbrrgh sorry I started laughing again anyway thx 🙏

@TheUnclefester13

2 жыл бұрын

I laugh about it now myself. I have been thinking about going back for round two now that I’m divorced for some redemption. Without the kids tho. That way when the EMT’s come get me it’s just me. My old sensi had a sign over the door of his dojo. Beware of the ego, all who enter here. Needed that sign at the head of those stairs at Tallullah Gorge

@baronedipiemonte3990

2 жыл бұрын

It's plain to see why she's your "ex". But anyway you did accomplish something.

Mate, that was hardcore. I thought to myself, that bag looks heavy! You gave it a go and we all make mistakes we learn from, which inevitably usually lead to something better anyway. Your new plan sounds better. It was still a good watch!😉

Brother No worries as I mentioned in the past I totally appreciate your videos these things happen to the best of us and you admit it on camera most others would Never show their short comings it's always a perfect hike/Camp..Thanks for being real it's time to recover and try again looking forward to the next..Peace!!

Good on you for posting this up. Seems like you’ve taken a lot from the experience. That is quite an achievement to date, 30kg is a heavy bag, especially with no preparation for the walk, so you did great to complete where you’ve got to so far. You make great content, it’s authentic and honest, and that’s what I love about it.

Myself and my kids enjoyed this video. Don't feel disappointed, feel proud. The long distance you walked with that heavy pack is an achievement in its own right especially for your 1st attempt. We often learn more from setbacks than success so the invaluable lessons learnt this day will make you stronger & better in the long run. With the general positive attitude displayed in your videos, you will doubtless nail this challenge 100%. Thanks for sharing and always keeping it real.

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment R M! It’s very much appreciated, glad you and the kids enjoyed! I’m fixing to get rid of this big lump on my heel and then I’ll be back on the trail next week in which it’s rain rain rain! So that should make things interesting 😂. Thanks again my friend, hope you’re having a great weekend!

I've done all of Scotland's great trails and Wainwright's coast to coast. That first day on your first trail is an absolute killer. You quickly realise you've brought way more shite than you'll ever need. Takes a day or so to get used to the pack on your back then you'll be grand. Get yourself some kendal mint cake and keep it handy for if your flagging. The sugar will do you good. Keep it up man better to extend it a couple days than give up 👍

Why......because I feel like it ..... that was by far the best line I have heard you say yet I salute you brother 👏 🙌 💯

i think you did well. walking in the sun is brutal. lots of water needed. i hope you can do it. even if not in one go. looking forward to more. beautiful rolling hills ❤

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Samantha, absolutely more to come 👍

I'm laughing, but I'm really happy for ya ! This is a great video, attitude, editing, and just a general because I can awesome! Thanks as always for sharing

Good going bud, you were walking right through my neighbourhood , I've stealth camped at Winchester hill many times over the year's, and the south downs is brilliant this time of year. Water can be problem mind you. When you stop, have a proper break, get ya boots off and pamper your feet for a bit, 30 mins in the morning, an hour for lunch and 30 in in the afternoon, yep two hours over the day and it makes all the difference bud. Pasta , good carbs for the next day mate. 30 Kg is quite heavy for that stomp, and good to hear that you knew that you had bitten off more that you could chew. Nothing wrong with knowing your limits, and hay the path will be there waiting for you next time. Lessons to take form this one ! Weight of pack, rest, perpetration!. I'm sure your get it sorted, and bite size legs may be the way you need to get your long distance legs trained up. Good Video mate Love the honesty and the openness. Big Thumbs up Bud.,👍 Regards Moose

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Moose! It must be fantastic to camp up Old Winchester Hill, great views! Will absolutely take your advice on the breaks and feet pampering. Currently have a big lump on my heel, think it’s a blister but doesn’t look like a blister…but it feels like a blister 😂. So I’m waiting for that to settle down, may have to just pop it in order to get back on the trail next week in which I look at the weather forecast and rain rain rain. Fingers crossed that changes! Hope you’re doing well my friend and having a great weekend!

Well done my friend! Your doing the things most people dont or won't,shave the gear down and give it another shot. I love your honest approach,great viewing

Love it ! Your quality of videos is amazing . Can’t wait to follow this journey and watch you learn … treedeep try’s hiking

I love American countryside, but that is most beautiful. Would love to do that trail. Love the history behind it. It looks tough, but you did a good job.

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ronnie! Much more to come my friend, hope you’re having a great weekend!

100% Authentic as always, great stuff.

Love the honesty in this vid , be prepared 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Well done mate ! Always loved your raw honest films . Thanks so much for sharing. Hope you feel better soon

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Charlotte! Appreciated as always! I’ve got a big lump on my heel at the moment, I’ve been waiting for it to settle down but it just seems to be getting bigger so may have to pop it and then back on the trail next week in which it’s supposed to be raining all week…British summertime! Hope you’re all having a great weekend!

That's some great stuff! Looks like brutal heat and all that weight - what a struggle. I'm glad you posted it because there are so many vlogs out there where the walkers just aced it and that doesn't sound like real life to me. I'm doubting that I could do it but I have my kit - about 9kg - and the route is so well connected that if it all goes south, there's plenty of places to bail out. Fair play for giving it a good go and a few lessons learnt and you'll do better next time or at least you will have stuck a few memories in the banks to look back upon.

I had the opportunity to do this trail 3 years ago. Like you’ve I’ve never done long distance hikes. I turned the opportunity down as I knew I couldn’t walk 20,25 miles a day with a pack on my back. I admire you for giving it a shot. I’m local to the area & those hills are no mean feat! If you were to try it again I think you gotta get your pack weight right down to under half what you carried. I’m no expert but it looked a lot to me & weather being hot didn’t help. Best of luck if you attempt it again

Fair play for giving it a go and I 100% applaud your honesty in making and uploading this video but believe me mate you didn't fail in any way at all! I'm about 1/3rd around the 630 mile SW Coast Path right now and the best advice I can give is to reduce your pack weight by a lot! My pack weight including food and water for 2 days is around 12kg but its usually lighter than that. Even if you got your kit down to 15kg your body will thank you for it. As for fitness you'll find that yes you'll be sore at the end of the day but because of the reduced weight it won't be that bad and you'll be able to walk again the next day. I really hope you come back to this and give the South Downs Way another crack. 🙂

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Mike! I appreciate the comment my friend! I’ve reduced pack weight by quite a bit and will be back on the trail this coming week for the remainder. Hope all is going well on the SW Coast Path - 630 mile - legendary! Thanks again for your comment my friend, it’s much appreciated!

Nice hike out bru !

Great video. First one of you I have watched…exciting to be out there again…since this is just like how I felt when I did it a couple of years ago, only I am a lot older and shorter and less experienced than you! Since it was my very first long distance walk EVER with a backpack on! I only planned to walk for a couple of days and that’s it. I started really early in Winchester at the crack of dawn with a 65 litre rucksack around 15kg (I think). I walked 19 miles to the Sustainably Centre campsite arriving 8pm. That climb up Old Winchester hill (where you filmed the fort) was knackering but inspiring. When I arrived I had no food, I had missed lunch at the pub because they forgot my order (and stupidly I pressed on!), and everything was closed. So I had no food all day and most of the next day. I think I only got refreshments at the farm shop at Cocks Hill north of Chichester the next day. Which was thankfully open. And from there I got a bus into town, then train back home. So I left the trail as planned after 2 days. Exhausted but totally inspired by the challenge. So much so, that I took time off work the next week after to complete the trail to Eastbourne in another 3 days. Staying at campsites or camping at the two YHAs along the way which provide meals as long as you arrive by 8pm. Which I did both times by virtually running the last few miles. The challenge was immense. Over 26 miles one day. But the hardest thing to overcome where the four major blisters on my feet which I only got through thanks to painkillers for my previous back problem which I had left over a few pills left! I can’t tell you the emotion I felt completing my first trail ever. Ok it wasn’t in one go, but it felt like I had achieved something special, walking into the unknown, for a very long time since I was a young man going backpacking 30 years previously. I cannot believe you were carrying 30kg...double the weight of my bag! I am not surprised you suffered so much and couldn’t recover for the next day. Your great video reminds me how I felt so much, only you have double the pain. Which you express brilliantly to camera, full respect to you. Good luck for when you continue like I did. Don’t want to tell you what to do, since you will adapt your strategy and come back stronger. Really look forward to your next video…

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Lone Ranger 22! That first day you completed without any food and for much of the following day must have been brutal! Especially with terrain like the hill up to Old Winchester Hill! That one got me…I had to sit down halfway up the hill…then when I got to the fort I had to sit down again 😂. Over 26 miles in one day also! That is epic! I hear you about the blisters, I have a big lump on my heel at the moment, was hoping it would settle down but may have to pop it before hitting the trail for the rest of it this coming week in which it’s forecast rain rain rain so that will make things interesting also! I imagine once you completed it, throughout the aches and pains it must have felt awesome! Definitely something to be proud of! Thanks for sharing your trip my friend! It’s absolutely inspired me to continue! Very much appreciated and I hope you’re having a great weekend!

Just remember, it's not about the destination, it's about the journey, take your time and enjoy yourself, your endurance will improve naturally over the days, by the end you will probably find yourself covering more than 15 miles in a day.

Brother you have nothing to be sorry for, because you did nothing wrong. You said before you started this adventure that you have never done something like this before; you planned the best way you could. You expressed concern for letting your viewers down; don't be. You cannot please everyone, so don't try. Always remember that your acceptance and validation in this life is not connected to what you do, but in who you are. You are a man of great integrity and that is more valuable than any physical attributes you may display. That's why we follow your channel.

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

That’s very well said my friend! I very much appreciate the comment and it’s comments like yours that give me that boost when I’m flagging so I really do appreciate Michael! Hope you’re having a great weekend 👍

Im so sorry you had to go through that, I've had similar experiences when I started did basically the same so I feel sorry for what you went through. I guess you will figure a lot of things out from this experience but if you are taking just a bivvy your pack could/should be able to get down to around 6kg without food and water pretty easily. there are a lot of shops on the south downs way if you are prepared to make a few minor detours such as at exton, harting, cocking, graffham, amberley and so on, its much easier to make those detours than carry everything, you can get away with carrying not much food at all. Also your shoes, id go for trail runners not boots if you want the extra cushioning look at hoka one one speedgoats for example. You are easily fit enough for this trail its your backpack and boots that caused this issue, mainly your backpack, I hope to see you try again. subscribed.

Good effort mate. We walked the trail about a month back and like you I really burn in the sun. There are some really exposed sections of the SDW and there is no escaping the heat. Definitely work on pack weight and try to find out what isn't a necessity. Have you ever looked into freeze dried meals? I find these the best option when on the trail. We were carrying about 12kg with water so hats off to you for carrying 30kg!! Keep it up and hope to see you back on the trail. 👍

Good luck tougher than it looks but rewarding just take care

15 miles with 30 kg is amazing! I just started training with 25 kg 2 weeks ago. Successfuly completed 4 miles. I think with rest thruout the day I could do 15 perhaps. Epic stuff. Be great to see you build up like an ox and do it like it's nothing.

Good watch. I started on Sunday 22nd May and finished on Thursday wild camping 4 nights. The first day was difficult but I could never have done it with 30KG on my back. Lose some weight and go lightweight as you can. I recon I was carrying 15kg with food and 2.5 litres of water. Water stops are plentiful at the start so could have run with 1 litre in places and had the other bottles empty. They'll definitely be needed between QE Country Park and Cocking though where there are zero water stops. Feel good you gave it your best shot and go again with less weight

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Andy! I appreciate you sharing your trip! I’ve absolutely lightened the load and I appreciate the advice on the water situation between QE Country Park and Cocking as that’s the next destination! Very much appreciated my friend, hope you’re having a great weekend!

Wow, carrying that weight that far is an amazing effort. I know exactly where you stayed, I’ve walked the SDW a couple of times. A lot of write ups put this walk as easy, it’s not. I only carry 4.5kg of gear (not including food and water), my knees just can’t cope otherwise. I think you’ll find the difference night and day when you get your weight down a bit. Looking forward to the next section! Hope you recovered quickly.

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Atleast you tried! I wouldn't be able to do it either!

I think you did well, dont worry about this defeat, just keep going, think it over, what to improve and try again please. That was very brave try and still i think you walked very far with such big load on your back. Hang in there and please keep posting new movies and advices - thank you and stay strong~!

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment Zbigniew! Very much appreciated my friend, I’m back out on the trail again this week 👍

@zbigniewkrajewski7536

2 жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors Stay strong and cant wait to see it :) Keep those amazing videos coming!

Brother, I packed up my hiking backpack last week. I was the one that had all my stuff stolen out of the truck and years of stuff I had collected, gone forever. But I didn't let it defeat me. I bought this really nice hiking backpack that has an external frame and the bag is a 70l. bag that can actually detach from the frame (not easily though). I loaded it up with my smaller person tent, my sleeping bag, hammock, air mattress, tarps, wool blanket, propane and small collapsible cooking burner, my machete, a medical pouch, a mosquito net, a couple cans of soup and several other items in the bag. I went out to one of our hiking trails here in South Central Texas and strapped my bag to my back. I started out walking and within a mile my lower back and shoulders was already killing me. And then about another mile or two went by and my legs were already turning into flamming jello, lol. I realized I was going to have to do a little more training before I could do anything with that backpack. So I took about half the weight and put it in my military style rucksack and have been going on walks with half the weight. And that is pretty painful after about 3 or 4 MI. So I realized I am definitely not in shape as I thought I was and I will need some solid training. Don't let it discourage you my friend, you are a true adventurer! You my good sir, embody the spirit that the men of yesteryear had!

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Hey my friend! I remember you telling me about having the gear stolen, I’m glad you’ve been rebuilding! I imagine you did better than me under the circumstances on a trail in South Central Texas, I think after 5 minutes I would’ve got sun stroke and been immobilised! But good on you for getting out there! I appreciate you sharing man! Hope you’re having a great weekend!

@TheTexasViking

2 жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors good to hear from you bud! I just went and did a 5 mi hike with a rucksack that was about a little more than half the weight of my hiking backpack. My rucksack basically is just my SHTF bag. It has survival and shelter/fire building equipment in it as well as ammo and other self-defense paraphernalia. I usually walk with my chest rig pack. I carry several tools, knives, earplugs, a flashlight strapped to the outside of it and my .380 inside the chest rig. If I'm walking deeper into the Texas country, I'll either bring my 12 ga. shotgun with me or my Beretta ARX 160 22 LR rifle. The 22LR is much lighter to carry, lol.

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Always prepared brother! I love it! My partner has got us stocked up on essentials and long shelf life food with all the shortages. Started with covid, empty shelves, then Brexit, empty shelves, fuel shortages. Wonder what’s next! Which made me realise this pattern, a downhill spiral so I really need to start building a SHTF bag because the future is certainly uncertain. Unfortunately, we don’t have the freedom you guys have when it comes to self defence! If there’s one place I could move to, State of Texas all day!

@TheTexasViking

2 жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors as a citizen of Texas, we would definitely welcome you to our great state! The best part about Texas is no matter what type of environment you would like to camp in we have it all. From desert, to grasslands, to mountainous areas, the Gulf Coast and even marshlands. And if you want snow we get it in the north part of Texas. Hell we got snow last year here in San antonio. It was the snowpocalypse of 2021! It was funny cuz everybody was freaking out and no power for heat and no way for them to cook. Me and my son are sitting here in the house with a fireplace going. He had a little flashlight hanging above the stove and was cooking dinner because we have a gas stove. The only time it was rough for us was when the heat would start to dissipate during the night when we were asleep and then having to get up from under the covers in the morning to go restart the fire was a little bit rough because it was freaking cold LOL!

@TheTexasViking

2 жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors you know what? I was watching that guy I think his name is John Lovell from warrior poet society. And he says everybody wants to make a bug out bag. But where are you going to go? And most people think of a bug out bag for themselves. But what if you have a wife or kids? And I really like how he put it. He said instead of making a bug out bag, make a bug in bag. Instead of running from the place where you have all your stuff, fortify your household to make it your base station. Now granted I'm sure he lives out in the country where he can more easily do such things. When you live in the city and in a neighborhood where all the houses are next to each other, it's a little different. But I still think he's correct. There's no point in running from your house. Unless there is an adequate reason to leave the house. Such as a fire or hostile occupation. Definitely made me rethink my strategy.

Well done bud. Split the journey up and you'll have alot more fun and see what you can replace or leave out to make your pack lighter. Love your vids 😎

At least you made it 15 mls with 30kg, that seems crazy weight to me buddy. And very fairplay for keeping it real. I wouldn't say you failed, as you've learnt real time valuation of pack weight and maybe try a different rucksack, it's a very long way, and I wouldn't even make 15mls without a rucksack. Well done mate, and look forward to the next one. Cheers Neil.

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment Neil! Very much appreciated my friend! Hope you’re having a great weekend!

30kg you said? Bit heavy for such a long distance. Trekking poles are great, get some. Reminds me I need to get some hiking in before my long distance hikes this summer!

Nice 👍 nice 58 pattern wide mouth water bottle

you did your best. 15 miles is some going. its about enjoying it surely. yes have challengers but dont *&^% yourself up! Good vid/ honest vid/ nice countryside!

So that little book you had at the start?!? Is that like a paper version of Google maps ? Brilliant what will they think of next.

Mate, you didn't fail. Humping 15 miles in one day with a heavy Bergen is nothing to be ashamed of ! Not trying is failing. You always try. You're new at "power hikes" so if you try it again, set easy goals that you can achieve... just go for 7-8 miles at a time and eventually you'll be able to make more distance. You have nothing to feel bad about. Just the opposite actually. Cheers ! And get a hat (boonie/jungle hat) to keep you cool and not sunburned !

Mate , enjoyed the vid . That is a heavy pack for that sort of mileage man . I've carried that sort of weight 4/5 miles and that's enough for me ( without it becoming an ordeal 😂). Good on ya for having a go . Lessons learned and live to fight another day . Take care bud 🧑‍🦯👍

Years ago my nephew and I were into D I R T track racing and there was a track 5 miles away on a race weekend (3 days) it was 5 miles 1 way so 10 miles there and back home so we walked 30 miles that weekend on the 2nd night it started raining while we were at track and when they called the race we walked all the way back in the storm it took us over 11/2 hours that night to get home; I feel for you

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

11/2 hours walk in a storm! Man that must have been rough! Thanks for sharing my friend, all the stories people are sharing makes me feel better about the next go round so it’s definitely appreciated! Hope you’re having a great weekend!

Well done mate i applaud you 15miles is no small feat .... i have a suggestion using trekking poles will help with weight and enable you to walk easier

Hang in there buddy !!! I'll be cheering ya on from sunny California !!! Your boots are probably not the best for long distance , look into trail runners shoes. The people in the states that do the APT and PCT wear them.

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you renoman! I appreciate the comment and boot suggestion my friend! Hope all is well with you and yours over there and hope you’re having a great weekend!

Right decision, this was brutal. 🖤

@TreeDeepOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

100%! I get that people like to hike and see the views and all that but..that was not fun at all..maybe I was doing it wrong 😶😂. How are you keeping Nikki? Wind blown from the East yet? 🤍

@NikkiEvernight

Жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors Sadly no! Not once! I'm actually heading down to the south downs way next week for a few days. The wind is sure to switch east while I'm away! Living in the northwest nearly all our weather comes over the Atlantic, but rest assured, I'm ready. Campimg is the easy bit Can I ask what software or interface you use to put videos together?

@TreeDeepOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

As you come South, I go north! Just checked out the 10 day forecast, looks like you're going to have some good weather for it! From where I am anyway..not sure about the whole stretch. Are you intending on doing the whole trail? I'm not very technologically sound, I used to use iMovie, now I use Capcut, hasn't let me down thus far!

@NikkiEvernight

Жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors Ha! Wave as we pass each other! Where are you headed? I have no firm plan, will see what I feel like. I know a lot of awesome spots up this way if you ever head to the north west (or north east for that matter! including how to evade the patrol and get away with a camp on Lindisfarne if you wanted to do that!). Safe travels, may they be drama free!

@TreeDeepOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

You never know! Know when someone waves and you wave back but they are actually like waving to the person behind you? It happens 😂. I'm headed to Scotland for a few days so I won't be in stealth mode so much. I do plan travelling a lot more so if I ever end up in the North West (or North East for that matter!) I'll surely give you a shout! Had no idea what Lindisfarne was until you said it and then I googled it, a Holy Island! That's super cool! I love how you get real tactical with it concerning patrols and whatnot! It sounds like I could learn a thing or two from you! Don't know whether you use it or not but I sent you a request on IG INFJ 8w9

Yes that pack was way too heavy. You might need to cut back on how much water you carry and dump any backups to things. You will be passing towns so you might even cut down your food load. Have fun traveling and stay safe.

first night you may get leg cramps and very hard to start walking the next day but it will get easier after day 5-6 or 7 (Different for everyone) but your body will self adjust and cope always good to take some deep heat lotion to massage into your legs

fair play mate that's truly epic stuff your doing hope it goes well for you!.... i like to do things in threes walk three miles stop for a few minutes walks another three miles and stop for another few minutes and so on, if I've got a heavy pack nothing good can come from punishing yourself , id love to take a stab at that walk myself , fingers crossed for ya bud

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a great strategy regarding doing it in 3s! Appreciate the input Martin! Thanks for your comment 👍

@martys5495

2 жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors it's bloody hard ,what your doing ...but if it was easy it wouldn't be worth doing .... It's guys like you that inspire me to do what I do , keep it up 👍

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Marty! I appreciate the comment sir! Means a lot! Hope you’re having a great weekend!

@martys5495

2 жыл бұрын

Spent the the weekend more or less doing the same as what you've been up to ,tramping around the countryside not knowing precisely where I am or careing! long the live the hobo 😃

No worries man, no biggie, just the sound of that many miles makes me hurt, consider it a trial run, regroup and re-attack.

No guts, no glory! Nice try! I hope you can do some training before your next attempt.💪🏻 cheers!

Well done for getting out your comfort zone. Check out Hidden Valley Bushcraft, Nick tried the route earlier in the year. Vids posted 6th & 13th Feb, then a follow up vid on the 20th on what he would of changed about his kit.

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Karlos! I was thinking I’ve seen your name and profile picture before…funky prepper live stream last night! I’ll check out Hidden Valley Bushcraft, appreciate the suggestion! Thanks my friend, hope you’re having a great weekend!

@K_a_r_l_o_s

2 жыл бұрын

@@TreeDeepOutdoors Hi mate, yea I'm a regular viewer of Funky's. He now lives not far from me. Hidden Valley Bushcraft is well worth subscribing to. Have a good weekend too.

If you want to increase your pack fitness/endurance train on the hills it will massively hammer your calves thighs and back muscles start off with a daypack with 10kg or so and add 5kg every week

got a link for that folding mat plz fella?

@TreeDeepOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

The cheapest link I could find my friend, you might possibly be able to find it cheaper elsewhere though! www.contactleft.co.uk/german-military-foldable-sleep-mat.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8t-psrmT-AIVCLTtCh02zACvEAQYAyABEgLWc_D_BwE

13:00 look behind him. A rabbit or some thing runs out the bush

First ✌🏽😎

dont feel dissapointed you went out and put in work thats what matters

Not much forest/Bush

30kg over 15 miles is way too much for another of peopl(except hardened walkers/soldiers etc). Don't be down about it, just learn that that kind of distance, with that kind of weight is bound to hurt. You did well to get that far fella, I'd have stopped well before that.

Congrats, 30kg is an insane amount to carry. The max should be 15% of your body weight, but you should aim for 10%

30kilo pack? i couldnt even lift it.. my hmk kits 15-18 wi a bit food n water n thats bad enuh but im a asmatic hobbit...better luck wi p2..

Pack weight should ideally be 1/5th of your body weight.

😂 😂 😂 30kg pack 😂 bro add 5 days Rations 4 litres of water 2 rounds of 81mm mortar ammo and and 2nd first line in ammo 280 rnds of Ammo for a rifleman or 1000rnds for the machine gunner but on saying that you go through 6 months of basic and corps training to get to that point brother you didn’t let anyone down you challenged yourself that’s a win right there mate you put your body to the test and discovered your limits next time you can push yourself a little further that is how we better ourselves look at it from a positive perspective

Just an observation you may benefit from a camel-back in your pack so you have water without taking your house off your back 😂 better for your hydration I burn easy too 😂 us red heads with our Nordic genes 😂