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Wow 😮 what a treat

Me next year!!!

Did you traverse the whole ridge with a bivy?

I think it's crazy to keep your nalgene in your main compartment. So much better to keep it easily accessible on the shoulder. This pack would require additional bottle pockets to be added to the straps. Unfortunate, but doable.

So... He's a "multi talented MAN" when 'singing' to her, but he is not liable for how he treated his brother, as he wasn't adult enough to have had the responsibility? Make it make sense!

Am joining you!!

I take my tarp and bivi bag and sleeping mat Most heavy item is my snugpak softie elite 3 My bivi bag is a oex salamander I never eat when running like to be as light as possible 😂

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Thx buddy!

Nice one 👍 Do you use personal locator beacons in the UK?

It seems like you're carrying a lot of unnecessary weight for running.

Great video. An awesome Channel..Just wondering in the video you were packing a 30l sack for overnight. I am mainly out just for a day in the mountains say 6 hours. Would a 30l sack be to large? I have an osprey talon 33 but wondering if I could get away with the 18-26l? Also would the life systems mountain first aid kit be to large to take for only two people?

Re the figure of 8 knot "do not use this not. ever". I assume you mean "do not use this knot ever, for joining two ropes together for abseiling", right?

Spot on this mate, you explained everything in a perfect manner. managed to learn this super easy from watching this

Can you recommend a lightweight windbreaking jacket?

I am looking for warm. After a lunch break at the summit my hands go so cold it takes ages for them to warm up again. I bought expensive Mountain Equipment Goretex gloves and it felt like they cut the circulation off.

So what sort of weight are you carrying then?

As ever a really helpful video. I love dachstein mitts for emergency use. only about £25 a pair so I don't cry when I lose one 😂😂😂. Bulky and NOT waterproof but really really warm.

Greta video, thanks. It seems like every brand's version of the Guide gloves use some form of leather. Any ideas of a good pair of alternative that are free of animal products?

Good to see you back making excellent content Matt

Top!!! Thank you!!

You don't need to take your pack off to drink if you add hydration tubing with one-way in air valve and bite valve. Located in the center of your pack adjacent to your spine you will minimize side to side thrusting as you run/hike. You might also reduce the weight of your H2O bottle by buying a Smart water bottle or equal, 1, 1.5 or 2 liter type and add hydration tubing and bite valve. No one-way air valve req'd. as the bottle is collapsible and blowing air back into it will reshape it.

Thanks for sharing this. How about sunscreen, toothpaste/brush, soap/wipes, towels, toilet things (trowel, toilet paper), first aid kit, and water filters? And I normally like to take at least one set of clean clothes to sleep in...wondering if you don't bother with that. And do you take and bear/critter sacks/cans or are those not needed in your part of the world?

best simul rope coil video i have found

Thank you kindly! Great video!

Currently building my first scrambling rack for upping my scrambling grade, this is really useful and a great reference for everything needed! Cheers

I Think what you show is totally WRONG compair to simular Videos

Good video, great that you covered Reynauds 👍🏻

Really appreciated this: everything you need, nothing you don't.

Burns water?!

the music in the first 10 seconds made me cream

Lloyd an I have been practicing these 👍

White gas has much better performance in both cold and altitude

It’s called a windburner not a wind boiler. And the reason your melted snow tastes burned is cause it is. When melting snow you need to have water in the bottom of the stove already hot. Otherwise you risk scorching your pot as well. Also give white gas a go and ditch the environmental catastrophe of canisters

another massive advantage of the single overhand is it easily slips through the eye of your figure eight meaning no stopping to disconnect from the rope and the associated dangers of that.

Good video, great name 👍

I know this was a year ago but did you say what sleeping bag you had?

Awesome video! Preparing for my first fastpacking adventure after enjoying trail running and backpacking for several years. Time to put them together! This video was SUPER helpful!

One thing I’d like to point out to anyone for whom it isn’t clear-the use of overhands over other bends which may be perceived to be stronger is largely, though not solely, due to its aforementioned ability to NOT become stuck on retrieval. This is not a trivial concern. Getting your rope stuck can itself be a safety issue. Great video.

Nice 🙂

Cous cous is definitely not good for people who are gluten intolerant.

How about a Figure 8 Retrace with the ends backed up with Double Fishermans?!

If you are leading and your partner falls so that the rope is under tension, would it not be useful to have the potential to release coils without undoing the clove hitch. For example if your partner has taken a head injury and you have a convenient anchor point nearby. How about putting the loop of the overhand gate-side or not clipping it at all?

From what I've gathered elsewhere single overhand should be absolutely enough for rappeling with tails at least 30 cm. Yours are longer, which is usually fine, but I've heard reports of ppl actualy setting up the belay on their tails as they were quite long.

Handy video, currently torn with what hiking bag to get / little bits for day hiking. Choice is endless / trying to buy right without going nuts :D

they have found the second knot will roll.

Thanks Matt! Subscribed

Sound Matt👍

Any particular reason you clip the HMS into the Figure8 and not the tie-in of your harness?

Great video and gear! I carry similar items on long trail runs.