Remember when the food and pan is hot it'll continue to cook when taken off the stove. You should definitely use a top for the pan. You'll save so much fuel using one!!

Wow, 2011. Has it really been that long we’ve been watching? Time flies when you’re having fun. Corona saw best value and cuts like a beast in both directions. Silky’s are pull saws.

@KnightsoftheTrail

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I can believe it either seems like forever!

This felt like a vintage throwback Sintax solo adventure. Great stuff!

We’re livin’ here. In Allentown. And they’re closing all the factories down.

finally some real sintax77 videos!

@KnightsoftheTrail

6 жыл бұрын

agreed

First time watching. Watched the whole video. Subbed withing 30 min or so. Awesome job man. Keep up the great videos. Can't wait to watch more. Also, love the longer content than all the other type of videos like these!

Excuse my language, but it's about damn time we get another camping video....

I have used my Bahco Laplander saw for several years. It has been reliable on camping outings and NCT trail maintenance efforts. It is a good value. I bought my dad one for Christmas this past year as he needed a new hand saw for hunting. I purchased a leather belt holster to keep it this saw more available while performing trail maintenance.

Nice trip. Thank you for bringing us along, Shawn.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

My pleasure - thanks for joining!

if you want a good value saw, go for the corona saw. but if you want the best folding, and fixed blade saws, go with a Silky saw. They are without a doubt the best...... really missed your videos. glad your getting out there, braving the cold, and bringing us some much needed entertainment. cant wait for the next one.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, GH.

Great Video Sintax , Thanks for taking us along on that adventure. Oh and you left your eggs on the ground might need to double back.

Just came here after watching your zombie preparation hike. Im making my way through all your full length video trips for the millionth time.

I remember that trip you and Mike did. I wasn't sure until you pointed out the boulders where you had parked and then walked straight up that hill. Brings back memories.

Silky saw all the way! Thanks for all the awesome videos! 👍

Exhilarating view from the top !! Thanks for taking us along with you.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Thanks for coming along.

Love the jeep. We were just out on the AT in PA Friday into Saturday. Down near Michaux SF. Awesome weekend to be out.

Great vid man ,enjoying them all and your dog videos .Taking my dog with me to backpack the White Mts. For 2 nights at the end of April ,can't wait to see your next New Hampshire video 🤘

The silky gomboy is a nice little dependable saw.....

Awesome!! Something good to watch on a Sunday night!👍😀

@uptrail7169

6 жыл бұрын

I just thought about something! Do you still have the Mora knife that I sent you about 2 years ago? I'm still using mine on all trips.

Already been mentioned, but the gomboy is a silky model. I have the 240, it's a little longer than the regular, weighs about 9oz, cuts like butter

Love your videos. And yes everything taste good in the woods and it could be just a simple sandwich. Keep them coming love watching your adventures.

Hilarious, you bought a Jeep ... I just did too. I'm going to mix it up between backpacking and Overlanding. Another great video Sintax77, thanks for taking the time to make it and for sharing. I'm always looking forward to them!!!

Awesome video as always bud, can’t wait to get back on the trails😬

great trip Sintax77, thanks for this video!

I've had the Bahco laplander for at least 5 years and it's still going strong. Still very Sharp too.

Great narrative and tips for the cold , thanks.

Finally been waiting lol can’t wait to watch

Bro, this is crazy haha! I grew up in Phoenix and have lived in Florida for years. I live as close to the Equator as possible. The temperatures you talk about are insane to me! -20? "Oh, it's not cold, it's in the low 30's." What? Bro, I put on winter gear in the low 70's, no joke. I realize it's probably a blood thickness thing seeing as I have lived near the Sun my entire life. Crazy. Thanks for sharing!

@TheChrislewis1989

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah up here in the north it's not considered cold cold until it's below zero really lol. I traveled the south west last summer. Man it sucked cuz it was 115°F and I thought I was going to die it was so damn hot. Lol!!

@TheChrislewis1989

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah besides a coat when it's 30°F out I usually don't need a hat and gloves until about 10°F and then full winter gear below zero F. Lol. But I've also grew up here and been here my whole life 30+ years!

I live close by to that section. I HATE that they closed off parking at the trail. 🤬 That hill kicks your butt no matter what shape you’re in. 😁 There was a dividing Rock before you went up the big rocks (to the left)...the trail heads down some steps . My photo on YT is from me at the first lookout. 🥾🏔 Great video!

I just got the Vecto CNOC Container for my 2018 AT Thru. I really think I am going to like the open mouth on it. It does weight 2.6 oz. which is more than my Evernew, but I like that is rolls up tighter/smaller than other bladders. Thanks for showing this and hiking this section of the AT.

Those anklebiter dogs!!!! When I walked through there four years ago heading to the thru-hiker park at the end of town those dogs barked at me everytime I walked past! I walked the two miles south to Wal-Mart to resupply.

I've owned a silky saw since around 2009 they are awesome. I hear good things about the boreal 21 saws, if you want to go with a folding bow saw.

Such great videos 👍

Looks like a fun trip. Just a suggestion for carrying eggs. I use an empty 8 oz. or 12 oz. plastic water bottle and a funnel. It works awesome. You can mix the eggs or put them in the bottle whole. Never spills and fits perfect in pack.

Dude I had to subscribe to your channel, you make great videos

@sintax77

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Dave. Welcome aboard.

I really enjoyed your overnight. My favorite saw is the Bahco Laplander. They are less expensive than the Silkies, and seem to be more durable. God bless you. John

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, good looking out! :)

I love it there ..the tri state area AT is my backyard..great choice for a trip..the barber shop down there has good coffee..

Nice work and a very enjoyable video.

Oh Sean or Shaun? Love your videos man, my favorite food climax was when you were eating the chili on the mt Washington video, that had me crying😂

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Lol, yeah, I freaked out during that one. Nothing like a hot meal in the woods after a traumatic day, haha. -Shawn

Gomboy is a Silky model ... very good folding saw, although the F180 is a bit smaller (about the size of the coleman). The thing to remember is a Silky cuts on the "pull" stroke. Lots of KZread videos on the Silky variations.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Ahh, I see. Thanks for the clarification. I'll have to do some research and find out what model might fit my needs best.

I have a silky saw. It cuts through logs like a knife through butter. Best saw I have owned.

I remember doing this trail with my father probably 12 or so years ago now. Was wondering if you would hit the overlook, until I heard you mention "the view" and knew you had to have been there.

I have a Bahco Laplander and love it.

Bahco Laplander is a pretty sweet saw. I had a Corona and liked it but the teeth stay somewhat exposed when closed. Not really too dangerous but gear could get caught in the teeth if your not careful. Silky makes some of the best saws I hear. Thanks for the video and for living it up for the rest of us.

I like the heavy rain pants for the exact same reason. That with a jacket it's like a clean sit zone.

Probably OBE but Sven Saw is what I used to use in the boy scouts and they were fantastic.

nice video i camped at that very spot on the Appalachian trail last year one of my favorite places to camp there is a gravel parking lot on pa 61 that says at parking u can park there over night

Shawn, Another great video. But WHAT did happen to the V-dub?

Hey Sean! Silky all the way👍🏽👍🏽. By the way, “Gomboy” is a line of saws made by Silky.

Great video man!

@sintax77

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Dustin. Glad you enjoyed it :)

At the base of a tree, the ground is warmer than the surrounding air. If you flip your bottle of water over so it is upside down at the base of tree, it will reduce the probability of it freezing. If it does freeze, since the water will freeze from the top down, it is more likely you will be able to remove the lid in the morning.

Silky makes the gomboy. It's a good saw. Silky saws only cut on the pull but they are fantastic saws. I own 2. The pocket boy and big boy. both will cut through hard and softwood like butter. Gomboy is the middle size of those two. They all perform the same just different sizes. They are super aggressive and come in different tooth sizes.

My neck of the woods. I live close by Port Clinton

I am Thru Hiking the AT this April, which will be on my channel... It’s always good to see you hike parts of it... remember the first vid I watched of you years ago you and Mike on the AT in Pennsylvania I think it was...

@vanaprasthaoutdoors7215

6 жыл бұрын

Oh wow and now you’re saying the same thing in the video lol

Bachco laplander saw is 20 on amazon and the best saw ive used

Also doing keto here!!! Great diet. More energy, mental clarity, and lack of hunger... Lost 30+ lbs.

@grasshopper6145

6 жыл бұрын

highflyer131 Any suggestions on keto camping food?

@highflyer13131

6 жыл бұрын

Grasshopper bacon and eggs, burgers hotdogs. Don't really know of any freeze dried options.

The silky gomboy is a good choice. You need a different technique in using it, as it cuts on the pull stroke.

I have the Coghlan, Corona and a Gorilla folding saws...go with the Corona. It's a larger tool but it is an excellent saw, strong handle and the blade works the best of my three. Keep a small can of WD40 to keep it lubed which lessens the friction of the sawing action. My best bushcraft saw is a collapsible Sven...awesome tool but I have to carry it in an arrow quiver mounted on the outside of my pack. An 18" axe complements the wood processing tool set.

for your uses I would go with the Bacho Laplander. Cheap good saw that will work well for most of the stuff you will be doing. Now if you want to step up to a nice saw for winter when collecting more wood, like dead standing, and you want something more substantial I would get the boreal 21. The Boreal would also make a great gift for Mike as a Christmas present too. He would love that saw!

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome - thanks for the heads up, Tim!

Bahco laplander is the cheep saw you need

Check Lowe's in lawn and garden area they got folding saws I got one from there had it for around two years and it still cuts well

Hey Sintax, I have and use the Corona Razor Tooth Saw. It has been the best one I have owned so far. Love it. Thanks for the vid.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome - Thanks, Silver.

@TheChrislewis1989

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't use anything named Corona!!! Lol. Jk jk

Another saw to consider would be the SVEN-SAW. It isn't the lightest saw out there but it is definitely durable.

@scottsweet13

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Webb I second this

The next time you are in NH, hit Pub 97 off of I-95 south in Georgetown/Groveland MA. They have 97 different types of cheeseburgers . You’ll Need a snack to hold you over, but it will be well worth it

Just make sure the saw you buy cuts in both directions. You don't want a pruning saw that cuts in one direction as it will tend to bend. Bahco laplander (spell check) are $20 good saws.

Lol guess I commented to quickly. Literally right after I posted my first comment and start the video again, you came out to the original lot, and now I see yup that’s the one. You literally walked right where my truck was parked, and towed from. There were no boulders or signs yet, they towed every single car that day. It was insane

Great hiking video! Your in my backyard basically. I live in Lancaster, Pa. I will have to checkout this section of the AT

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! You should definitely check it out some time.

Hey Bro. Love all the videos thanks for putting them out there. In this video is the highway you go under 309? What is the river you are hiking past in the beginning?

I’d like to recommend a Bahco Laplander folding saw. They’re Swedish made and carbon steel.

I agree with @Michael Nagel, good god buddy bout time

Nice vid Sean. hey, the gomboy is a model of Silky:) Also , I bought the F180 . It will make your ( my first also ) Coleman seem like a dull butter knife !! I also have the laplander , the F180 smokes it for cutting , but the laplander is more robust. Stay warm and safe in the Whites !!! ........later gubs........ oh yeah , jtlyk the gomboy is a smaller saw than the F 180

didnt last time you call Pocahontas a dirty girl lol. And if memory serves you guys lost the trail then too just in a different spot. And Mike brought a turkey roast. I have to stick to my previous suggestion on a saw,,Corona 10 inch

If this type of folding saw is working well for you then the Bahco saw is excellent bang for your buck. For larger tasks there are some nice folding buck saws out there. Bob Dustrude’s Quick Buck Saw, Boreal 21, and Sven saw are a few good choices.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Kevin. I'm definitely going to look into something more substantial for lower mileage cold weather camping trips like this.

Great video

@sintax77

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Jim. Glad you enjoyed it.

Great video. Glad to see you are still doing Keto. I am going to do a seven day hike on the AT in late April with my brother. My biggest concern was keeping Keto on the trail but I invested in a dehydrator. I will be taking homemade buffalo chicken, chili, cheese burger, meat sauce with zoodles and dehydrated veggies. Keto is no problem now.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Enjoy the trip!

Everything explore famous last word. "The trail ended.....not really sure which way it goes....it's gotta go this way."☠️😂

What’s the story with your VW and the Jeep? As always great video.

I use a Sven saw , they make a couple different sizes.

Love the Wrangler upgrade. Now a lift some tires and hit some trails.

get the silky,great saw can cut big logs folds up nice

Get the fire wood furthest from your fire site first. Then work your way in towards the fire through the evening and night. Oh a little sriracha and you'd be golden lol.

@TheChrislewis1989

3 жыл бұрын

Sriracha is always a staple for most foods! (Hot sauce as well)

Next time you're in Port Clinton you HAVE to go to the Port Clinton hotel for a burger or cheese steak!!!!

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Good looking out! I'll keep that in mind in the future.

@Twobarpsi

4 жыл бұрын

And their famous fries!

Feather sticks, to start your fire, also cuts down on your tinder you use.

@TheChrislewis1989

3 жыл бұрын

Idk a lot of "part-time," campers even know what that is lol. I also mentioned that as well.

Hey Sintax. Great vid as always. You said you had a 2016 edition of AWOL's guide? Check page 115 on the right. It's been awhile since I have been to PA so perhaps the regs have changed for the PA State Game Lands. The regs were the same IIRC when I was there in 2014 and I think have largely been the same for some time. One night wild camping legit within 200' of the AT (the "corridor") & 500' from water sources, trailheads, road crossings & official parking areas. Interestingly there is that notation that you have to start and end in different places. Oops? ;) Keep up the good work!

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome info - thank you!

i go to blue rocks and do the pinicle hike, tough for me, lol, great vid . i been there

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

I failed to mention it on here, but on our original 3 day trip, we actually over there on day 2. Cool area.

I love my bacho Laplander saw. You should look into it.

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Riff! I'll check that out.

Bahco Laplander for a saw option, replacement blades are a lot cheaper than Silkys

Hey, I may have missed this comment previously, but I’m curious do you like your chameleon more than your Darien? I was completely sold on the Darien then I noticed you’ve been sticking with Dutch for the last bunch of trips would love to hear your thoughts! P.S. your videos are a great way for a dad of 3 under 3 to stem the hiker stir craze!

Just woke up, sipping morning coffee and see new Syntax77 post. Today is already off to a cracking start, have been looking forward to this one.

Dude. At about 1:00:00, the fire is reflecting against something to your left, and it looks like a pair of eyes watching you eat. lol God that's creepy. Awesome video, as always! Regarding saws, I have a SOG that I've been carrying for about a year, and it works wonders. Fairly certain that it was in the $20ish range. 10/10 would recommend.

@shaferbrad

6 жыл бұрын

I had to stay up tonight to see the alleged critter eyes around the camp fire. I expected it to be a racoon, but the eyes were pretty far apart for a racoon.

Quick question, have you ever forgot or lost something at your campsite?

So you got rid of the V Dub!The Rubicon is one hell of an upgrade,but will you be driving this on all your backpacking trips?Fuel economy will be much worse but you do now have true 4WD-with locking diffs front and rear-and Dana 44’s. Was the Volkswagen just done?

What happens when you invert your MSR canister stove right after the burner is lit? On my Kovea, I invert right away after the initial ignition, so I do not use up the propane in the canister.

The Corona is beast. Get the one that is bigger than that Coleman and you can two hand it easily and cut through wood like butter

Ever think of using an overmont pocket chainsaw? They work great and can be purchased on Amazon.

@sintax77

4 жыл бұрын

I've actually got one of those as well that I occasionally take on trips. About as light as it get for a saw, that's for sure.

What was that at 46:10 in the top left corner of the screen??? Looks like something pretty big just walked by and then you see the string moving next to the tree!!! Super weird and freaked me out for you man!!

Hey man love the videos. Just a quick question. I'm fairly new to hammock camping and i was wondering if you could recommend any good inexpensive under and top quilts? i really dont want to spend more than about $250 for the whole system. I've been using my sleeping pad and my sleeping bag and i figured its time for an upgrade. I really look forward to hopefully hearing from you. Thanks, SEAN

@sintax77

6 жыл бұрын

There are some synthetic brands out there, but if you're budget is $250, I would highly recommend checking out Hammock Gear's new Econ line. The Phoenix 30° UQ is $99, and the Burrow 30° is $138. Boom, full set of real down quilts for under $240. www.hammockgear.com/econ-quilts/

Neat video filter, I enjoyed the color contrast. Good video as always!

Silky Pocket Boy. Don’t hit the trail without it. Check out the Survival Russia review.

I hope you have a Bahco saw now