Видео

I've got the same pack and I LOVE IT! It can't handle as much weight as my heavy duty Osprey (Aether 60 plus I think??) but it works wonders with an ultralight kit. Packing it right plays a big role in this bag from what I can tell. I've had the same problem with water bottles so I'm switching to shoulder bottle holders.

how long have u had the rapide for? have unhad any issues?

Good review, thank you for posting it.

I've been using an inexpensive Sleepingo. Has worked for years for this casual. Looking to upgrade. Thanks for the info.

Ooh what campground is this?!

Nice video! I’ve got the 2015 model of this tent, and it has held up beautifully. It withstood an all night windstorm on the slopes of Mount Hood a few years back. Absolutely incredible that the tent did not collapse. Not only that, it was not even damaged. Did great on Mount Whitney, also. Considering upgrading to the new model based on your video. Thanks!

Let's Go!!!

Excited to hear what you think of it. Saw this product on a FB ad, saw the price and specs and assumed it was a scam. So cool to hear that it's a legit operation so close to home.

What a great product! The water proofing doesn't really bother me, I'm usually rocking a waterproof pack cover anyways since they're so handy

Definitely considering this one! Wanna stay under 3lbs, freestanding, and a bit more room than my Outdoor Vitals Dominion 1p - footprint included all in 3lbs 3oz.

Hi Harrison! New sub here. What site # was that at Sky Camp? I have backpacked within Point Reyes several times. Sky Camp is next on my list :)

Magical Matterhorn!

Hello!

Leave a comment if you’ve been to Hoover wilderness!

Cleanse my soul, without the rain

Sup Harrison! It was awesome meeting you during this hike! Hope it went well!

Currently moving houses. Sleeping on my foam backpacking mattress because I'm scared to death to punch a hole in my Air Mattress LOL

Was ist das?

Views, views and views!

Great review guys!

I have the 3 person, love it! I wish it had magnets to pull back the doors and netting. I love the magnet system.

Nice setup, looking forward to getting a Pillow Strap out to the giveaway winner! Sleep well out there everyone!

Super solid kit! Love camping by the high alpine lakes, just left Willow Lake in Colorado Friday night, so beautiful! Hope your trip is amazing!

I like my double walled Durston X-Mid 2 but for sure get the appeal for a free standing tent which i take from time to time since the pitch can be hard to master. Any thoughts on a backcountry bidet? Have a blast!

Bag it! 12,279 !!!

Stay strapped my dog, I've been looking forward to this video and hearing about this trip!

Title seems to say ‘one trekking pole tent’ while it requires 2 poles

no stramps hmm

I love gossmer gear accessories. Problem is 100% of the people I know that have those packs (who love them) call them sweaty backpacks. They could learn a little something from Osprey as far as back ventilation.

I've used the Gossamer Gear The One for about four years now and I love it - particularly for its incredibly low weight, but also ease of pitch and roominess inside. I have never had any prroblem with condensation at all - but I don't use it in the winter very often. The only downside I found during one particularly wet trip was that it takes a suprisingly long time to dry once it gets wet. Would have been good to hear the differences in the materials used, but otherwise great review.

Thanks for sharing~ I went there but didn't go very far in the backcountry. I was obsessed with a cougar dropping me from the many boulders from the tunnel. There was a black bear sighting reports from incoming backcountry hikers. Nice job, perfect area to hike without the Yosemite circus in summer...

Looks epic!

I'm looking at some of the enlightened equipment quilts. There are too many options so I had to come here LOL

Had my trusty Gorilla for 6 yrs with zero issues over hundreds of miles.

Great Review Man! I've heard a little bit about Gossamer Gear packs but I'm too stubborn to trade out my Hyperlite LOL. Just curious, would you be open to doing a short interview about winter vs. summer hiking? I'm taking a writing class right now and I need to do an interview with someone experienced in my topic of interest.

Can’t wait to hear how you like it after your trip!

Interesting, Durston sure are branching out. I like the design of the pole except for no-straps! What's that about? All your weight should be on the straps, otherwise you're constantly gripping the pole and that takes energy! I really don't want to be having to hold my pole while I'm walking.

Great review! I just recently saw this on sale through REI but I ended up going with the Tiger Wall 2p Platinum for its weight to space ratio. Still not sure if it was the right decision but I'll know this weekend LOL

Not the lightest. My poles are 4.2oz each with strap and basket.

Great review, thank you

Hi, have you moved yet

Do they support straps? Poles without straps are just tent stands

Love the light weight but without straps and if you are using the poles for more steep and aggressive climbs it is the strap that gives you so much support and transfer while using them in different fashions and circumstances.

I love them , im getting a pair

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. subd & 👍30

I don’t trust fibre anything anymore. I’ve broken so many poles so far that I’ve gone back to good old steel.😮

Those look like a branded version of the Komperdell FXP poles without the spring retraction. That's absolutely the Komperdell Powerlock 3.0 locking mechanism on the pole. Komperdell makes all their carbon for their poles in house rather than outsourcing to china. Same with all the other parts, all made in Austria which is great. So props to Durston for going with Komperdell for OEM'ing his poles. I use their Carbon FXP Approach Vario which is very similar but a little more versatile. I wonder if Komperdell will honor the warranty on these, which is very good.

A nice piece of kit! Thank you for making a video on them. Straight forward and to the point. Big fan of natural cork grips vs synthetic foam, and some sort of ultralight wrist cordage would be a nice addition. Enjoy em!

There even lighter after it breaks in half from normal use.