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I use a waterproof paper topographical map, UTM coordinates for navigation, and a US Military Tririum Lensatic Compass. For the GPS, I usual a minimal Garmin device that just gives me the coordinates for zeroing my position on the map.

Hartford Gear - X-Pac Packing Pods (size medium) geni.us/k8flK (USA) or geni.us/qj4gKId (Canada) Common Gear Repair Kit geni.us/kxFj6 (USA) or geni.us/lXaG (Canada) Thermodrop thermometer geni.us/k2tDbN (USA) or geni.us/m5BQ (Canada) Tick Twister geni.us/WYi2 (Canada) Procamptek Fire Plugs geni.us/AEo08Pv Fenix HM50R v2 headlamp geni.us/gKkl6c

Do you have a link to the yellow bag you use?

Small, portable camera A.K.A. my smartphone.

Beautiful trip. Thanks for using our gear. - Dan

Leatherman signal checks a lot of boxes

Totally agree with those 3 but also a bic lighter.

Great video, I'm with you and have something sim. A couple thoughts recommends; consider adding aspirin to your med kit if you don't have already. If you or a friend had heart related issues in the Backcountry an aspirin could help. Also consider a small signaling mirror. I was recently reminded of how effective this is on a hike where I was picking up flashes from another group across a ravine. I think they were unintentional but super effective. Cheers!

Why the fish🐟 gloves??😮

If a bad person sees my zoleo hanging from my backpack strap, they'll probably also see my 9mm strapped to my side.

Hi Kane, I love the xlite, used it for years. But am I the only one that has to patch it all the time? Even after I’ve patched it I still have to inflate it a little before morning. Never have that issue with my xtherm. Is the standard for an xlite or do you think I might have a bad one?

I would recommend a magnetic usb battery charger like Olight UC, Nitecore LC10, Folomov A1 so you can charge your a spare battery while using the headlamp. Weights almost nothing, but also some of them have powerbank function.

Love the vids man !! Might see you around Kananaskis 🤙🏽

Nice gear list, surprised you don't pack a foam pad as an extra layer beneath your inflatable pad, maybe I'm getting old but I feel the cold on my hips side sleeping late season, was that ribbon falls head wall, recently got that on my radar as a weekend route loop

Great video Kane!

When I see an “influencer” tout anything from Durston I instantly dismiss anything they say. 🤷🏼‍♂️

who gives a shit what you call it as long as it moves water away from your skin and lets it evaporate

I’m going to throw you a curve ball. Water treatment tabs don’t belong in a med kit. They belong with your water filter.

I’m going to add a rain shell to mine. I’ve carried the same 4 things for over 30 years- flashlight, knife, tool, and lighter. Can’t go wrong.

Whaaat! TIKKA, thats all I needed to hear. I have Canadian Ranger friends who are TIKKA users now, after using Enfield rifles for 80 years. Glad to hear you are enjoying your rifle, 300 yard grouping looked better than your 100 yard! I know you missed 1 but when you hit, dead center! I wish more people appreciated the beauty, joy and importance of rifle skills.

Dude your setup is so thought out I love it! I’m such a loose canon next to you haha😅

Great information. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent video. I like the categories you chose. Each specific item appears to be valuable when needed. Thanks for sharing.

How is your sizing on the kakwa? Great vid. I really like your short to the point style of video.

I’d call that tree line.

Great video and great advice, so much more practical than most EDC videos. Keep it up, your videos are excellent

Super glue my friend is a must light and come in handy

A thin mil 55 gallon trash bag folded up in your back pocket will always be there when you need it! That's #1 on my edc list because of the multiple ways it can be used. Hypothermia is the most dangerous thing in the woods!

Informative and beneficial video

Great to see someone else packing painkillers. I've always carried them since one day , long,long ago, I was hit on the forehead by a branch someone had bent back and I did not see coming ! I take about half-a-dozen tablets in three catagories, ordinary asprin, over the counter paracetamol and prescription strength pain killers. Nothing worse than having a headache when you're miles from anywhere. Most of my medication gets used up treating other folks headaches ! Happy Trails.

Great info and great video!

Great filming (and music), great scenery, and yikes! Such loose, crumbly rock. Not for me, but fun to see from my couch.

I love your no-nonsense videos. And great idea about a looser, easy-to-get-into, brightly colored bag.

Good video. Precise and informative. Sub

Great vid, but, wtf is a pasta pot?

What tarp configuration would you have used in those conditions and how would it have held up? Seems like a low A frame or low, tight Diamond would’ve worked there.

I use snowshoes to climb steep forest trails and save time. Then i ski down the long way

Minimal kit, I like it. I have almost the same. Victorinox SD came handy when cutting bigger pieces of bandages. Using the toothpick too. 😁 Perhaps could consider a few zip-ties.

Your videos are concise, informative and so helpful. Thank you for the kit tips!

Good idea the neopren socks, and I do have them at home , but use them mainly in my waders when fishing in cold waters . Never thought to bring them while hiking , thanks for the tip ...and the video !

Bonne liste ! Bonne idée les médicaments , chose que je devrais rajouter à mes autres trucs . Tu mets pas une bande élastique en cas d'entorse à la cheville ou un problème a un genou ? Je me suis demandé ça dernièrement pendant une rando avec ma conjointe , elle s'est blessée à un genou en descendant une montagne en gaspésie et le dernier 2 km a éte très pénible , je me demande si ça aurait aidé ...thanks for the video , I will had a few things to my kit

How'd the hoodie hold up in the wind?! I usually have to add the rain jacket to cut the wind (like the pants), but if the hoodie covers it I could be persuaded....LOL

love this! Thank you Kane, I was able to refine my own kit with two of your items that I was missing (compass and small bottle of detergent)

Honestly you’re crushing it with the content these days. Keep it up!

Another great video Kane! Thanks for sharing!

So much value here my man! Thanks for sharing your kit. 🤗

Great video Kane! Looks like a well thought out kit! How do you like the dji pocket 3, any complaints? And are you using the dji wireless mics? I'm curious about the BD deploy jacket you are wearing, will you be doing a video on it at some point? Onto your next video! Cheers

I always have a fresnel lens and a buff. I wear eyeglasses and if they're lost or broken it is real difficult to see close up. The pocket fresnel lens helps for reading and close work and it is also a survival fire starter on sunny days. The buff can be used for so many things, ( hat, mask, scarf, bandage, tote, etc...), everyone should carry one. Not necessarily for wild camping, but on long drives and in unpredictable circumstances, especially as you age, a disposable pocket urinal bag can be a real good thing to have with you too.

I’ve had rodents run inside my tent but I learned my lesson on keeping the tent closed. on a different trip I made a tarp shelter but it had no door. I had several field mice run around my sleeping bag. My friend shot his tent with a shotgun because of them😂