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With so little beeswax why not just use all paraffin for water proofing ?

With weight low enough and maybe smaller wheel, do you think this could work for running? For long distance multi day, self supported stuff.

Why is it not the split where the word "locked" is? And why aren't you making videos now?

The kid is soundless. Cute!

That’s not a steel brush. It’s a brass bristle brush. If you used a steel brush it would rip your pack to smithereens.

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I'm back for a refresher lesson. Packing a 65L pack, for a first time trip. This video is so helpful

We thought bikes, breathing , going out side and freedom was illegal in Australia and England... Jack.. Colorado

Your videos are great. I see you have stopped making videos. Please keep posting new videos. We really appreciate your efforts. 😊

Keep it up brother. Love from India

Just came across your channel.

That was incredibly helpful

how do you go thru rough rocky , scrubby tree logs on track ups and downs with this trailer ?? very interesting

Thanks for the videos, buddy. Specially the land navigation course. You little princess makes them even more delightful. Take care in those rocky places. God bless your beautiful family.

I bought on it's great, only downside there is no ignite to light it, you have to have a lighter

Thank you for this! I have 3 backpacks that were my dad’s back in the late 80’s when he was on a hotshot forest fire fighting crew before he passed away, and they have all developed this exact same issue. I’m hoping to restore them to their former glory, and take them back out on the trails that he loved so much.

Great little stove. Really well built for the price. Very quick boil time. For anything other than ultralight backpacking this is more than adequate.

If you have access to one, a heat gun works alot faster than an iron.

I plan on doing it with my old bike, but would keep the break line on the backside to keep the whole weight push me down hill, i am on my 3rd month post achilles surgery and this summer should be fine as long as i dont have the whole weight carried

Awesome tips, that is how you maximize the space in your pack!

Hi Nat, a bit late to the party, but is the subtext here that the pack is uncomfortable with heavier weight in it? Around let’s say 22-25kg?

Stop talking up at the end of your sentences. ANNOYING AF!

Thanks mate good stuff here surprised you don't have more views

Hmm yes, that Axiom harness adjustment system does seem to be a weak point. The old TFX system on my 2010 (ish) era Cerro Torre is fairly straightforward and rugged.

Do you believe the stated volume is fairly accurate? I purchased the Osprey Aether pro 70L and had one look inside it and realised there's no way I'd fit all my winter gear in there. I'm coming from an old Lowe Alpine Cerro Torre 65:85 which is huge inside, bit on the heavy side though @ 2.8kg.

I appreciate your time and effort on this video. I like the simplicity of your design.

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Very dangerous for a baby...

That was awesome! One question for everyone. I have a late 90s North Face Terra 35 Litre. the fabric protecting the zip is wearing away and I am loathed to throw it away. It needs some fabric sewed around it. Has anyone done this before? My local taylor says it can't be done. I'm going to keep the bag until I can find someone who can repair it! I'm located in London, UK

Great video. I have a backpack with the flaky material and it's got this sticky residue inside. After scraping and heating, it still feels sticky. What is the next step? Do I wash the backpack in soapy water, sprinkle baby powder, or spray rubbing alcohol? Thanks

A review of a sleeping matt that you didn't sleep on...come on, you're better than that

Hi, has this matt stood the test of time? Im off for a massive 10 day hike and need to pack light. My only concern with this is that it might pop and then id be sleeping on the ground!

Nice idea, using the frame as the base. Thanks

Nice one. I used to do the trail from there at Hall to the Mulligan Flat area. A great walk.

Nice video. This is exactly what I was looking for. I have the same issue with a couple of old backpacks, they are all still very usable, but all my stuff is covered in white flakes. Doesn't the steel brush damage the fabric? I got a feeling a brush with stiff plastic hairs might be safer for the fabric. What are your ideas on it?

You could take this concept to another level and see how much weight a human can actually push or pull using only human power.

Genius!

Hey mate, this is brilliant, NSW teacher delivering outdoor education to stage 5 students here, will use some of this in class, thanks for creating these 👍

Genius!

I didn't know you could "melt" the flaking layer back into the fabric. Is that for all waterproof linings? I have an old Gregory backpack that has a bit of the same issue. Thanks for your cool tutorial on restoring a nice bag!

I can live out of this backpack am a minimalist

I've had mine for over ten years, having used it on cycling tours throughout the UK, Europe and Australia. It is an excellent tent overall though a bit on the heavy side (the older model is, anyway). The thing you do have to be careful of is to ensure all of the pole segments are thoroughly connected in their sleeves while threading the poles through. I had a pole sleeve sheer through in Orkney and had to remove it, impacting the height of the front of the tent. I had trouble getting a replacement part that would fit properly (apparently they're not all exactly the same) so purchased a whole new pole, which is going well. Just something to be aware of.

Great videos, really enjoy watching them and getting ideas where to walk with my kids. thanks!

That nice thought but whee u getting beeswax , I got mine from my bee hives, bees wax is A SOLID and melts at a HIGHER TEMPATURE THAN PARIFIN

Great review Mate Bought one last week Have not tested yet

excellent explanations, great little helper too 🙂 Thanks for sharing, I rarely use a tent, but will probably get something for hiking, this was quite handy to know.

nice one, always a great hike around there 🙂

fianlly. a bag tutorial for proper bag etiquette

Ok im probably just bad at rolling mats but it took me flipping ages to get this mat back into its bag. Was considering cutting the bag a lil bit but got there in the end. So glad I did a dry run with it.

Great offsides! But seriously, a good review. Thankyou.