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100 yards away?? First im afraid of not finding it, second im not sure why im afraid of other hikers stealing food. Does that ever happen on thru hikes??

Maybe you just being honest and everyone does it... Your nickname is Honest LitterBug you should make a video of all the trash and you cleaning it up the entire trail. Pay me to do it.

You should invest in my small business. Where is the refurbish and repair store on or near the trail? Place to rest, reset and shower. Calling the store, Barter Town 😂 Trade what you got for what you wish you could afford.

Ummm I won't report you for false information however you acting like this 100% of all your gear including food and water when you were at Restaurants, Motels, Stores and people sent you packages. Let's hike thru with just our wallets cause that the same and less hassle. Maybe just a bottle of Water. ❤

Why dont thru hikers carry a bag of Rice and Flour?

Recipe you will like. Whipped Honey, Trail mix, Jerky, Peanut Butter all whipped together and have a pack of Tortillas on the side. Why does nobody bring 10lbs of Raw Rice? I believe all these thru hikers don't eat or live healthy and wouldn't last long in a survival situation.

Awesome video! Do you notice any squeak from this pack? Squeaking seems to be a common complaint with the Atmos 65 AG.

Hi, just wondering how is the peakdesign capture doing with the atmos? I found it so difficult to install and it seems risking to damage the strap. appreciate if you can share some insight/experience. Thanks

How many people die on trail each year?

Thanks for sharing that’s so cool the custom bed frame mounted to 3rd row seat I also want to build one just like it or keep my 2nd row seat bc I have a spouse and 2 toddlers. Youe set up is cool bc I can have the kids play in middle area. And remove my car seat to fold it down. But then again I like them being close to me when I drive and like all the room in the rear

…In his sleevies. I’ve never laughed so hard watching an AT vlog! This episode was masterful!

Two months ago, I discovered this miniseries, and it changed my life. In the ensuing time, my favorite uncle died and my wife and I both came down with awful cases of COVID. I'm finally coming out the other side of that, and have a renewed fire to chase the inspiration you sparked in me with this experience you documented so beautifully. Thank you AGAIN AND AGAIN for what you've created. It is far and away the greatest AT thru-hike film I've seen, and one of the most encouraging pieces of nature-centered/human-centered art I've encountered in my lifetime.

If you gave up your apartment, where did your wife live???

I love the food barrel myself, but I canoe. . . 🤘🏼 #NorthMichigan

“Police officer murdering George Floyd”. That was rich. Are you talking about the career criminal serial women beating deadbeat scumbag junkie who overdosed on Fentanyl?

"I'm an old Jew" I laughed 😅

$6,778.93 divided by 136 days (approx. 4-1/2 mos.) comes to a very modest $49.85 per day. Try living on that in the real world.

Love the video! Setting off in 2025. I am curious though. What material is the button-down shirt you wore? I know you posted a link but It doesn't seem to be the exact same one

13:34 This! I’ve got 2 kids (20 & 16) but I don’t think anything in this world sounds better than littles belly laugh!! It fills my soul!

13:31 Did you say Chesticles? 😂😂🤣

Excellent, excellent video thank you! Answered many of my questions. Subbed!

Your intro is sooo nice. Really conveys how much you love the outdoors!

Baby wipes and ziplock bags are the necessities. Everything else is personal preference

Anyway been watching you for a while .....I'm March 2021..... enjoying you

👍👍 I haven’t figured out how much I spent on my 2022 thru hike. But now I’m curious and will dig out my credit card statements to determine the cost. Happy trails 😎✌️

I have hiked a few thru hikes and food was always my biggest expense when you go into a restaurant and have a steak dinner with dessert and are still hungry so you get a burger and fries to take back to your room it can be expensive .

Boundary Waters veteran here. My strategy is to use an Ursak with a Loksak odor-proof bag for anything that has a scent. Six trips - no bear or critter issues so far. More importantly, I keep a clean camp and clean dishes and fish far from my sleeping and hangout areas. So far so good! I’ll do anything to avoid schlepping a canister around.

Nice. How long do you think it takes to acclimate to altitude?

"Papa Smurf" here... an old grey-haired guy with a blue shirt and a blue backpack. (See photo to the left) Hey, I've been called worse. How'd I get it? While on a solo hike I ended up hiking a section of a trail with a small group of mostly strangers. Someone in the group, "Joker", had the idea to give trail names to a couple of us who didn't have one. At the time I wasn't aware that this was even a thing. I was lucky. One guy in the group was called, "Dumpy". The story is, he got it one day after developing stomach issues and repeatedly being forced to step off the trail and dig a cat hole to take care of business. The funny thing is that he said it was better than his previous trail name, which he never would reveal. I guess the name I got wasn't so bad.

Great information, did i hear you correctly, you can not hike after 2100 eastern time zone

Way to much sugar!

Hey thanks for this! I'm new to hiking, and the AP is my big goal to go for while I do smaller treks around England to practice. After watching a number of 'big' RUclipsrs I have to say that, while they've been great, the videos like this seem to be way more useful. There's no brand allegiances, it's literally all just personal experience from the trail. After worrying about equipment it's very refreshing to see the reality of what the trek can actually look like - I honestly thought you were joking about the crocs to begin with, but hell yeah if it works it goddamn works. The poles too! It's pretty funny, I'm a total newbie who's been researching into hiking poles, the different handles types, folding vs telescoping etc etc - and then I run into you, a dude whos *actually* done it, who's like "oh yeah, I didn't even pick these ones, I just found some poles and used them" and they're seemingly not even the same type! Two random-ass poles thrown together, but if it works, it works!

The Bear Cannister he showed is most likely flawed. If that is the one that you can open with your hands without a coin or screwdriver bears can get into it. In the Adirondacks I saw a sign telling hikers not to use that type and they had one that was ripped up. The Rangers there do not want you to use that type. I use the old fashioned one where you need to you use a coin, keys, screwdriver to open. My Bear Cannister has claw marks all over it but no real damage.

Good video, but Kevlar wasnt worn by knights, it was only invented in 1965

Whatever happened with that snake?!

If your mother loves you and you love her, be bear safe. Don't be lazy.

Im guessing all that ultralight shit is why people have to buy new packs. Thats ridiculous

Great tent

I’ve heard too many stories about having to search the woods for the can in the morning after bears played soccer with it all night. If I had to carry a canister, I’d still want to put it in a bear box or hang in anyways. Totally understand why certain areas make you have one, but they do suck. I’m a dry bag guy myself.

Beautiful

But aren’t the bear canisters not odor proof? Just bear proof from stealing your food right?

Where do you get resupplies sent ?

@packandsoul , I dropped my camelback and opted for the system that fits into a bottle with a bite valve because I hated that I had to unpack all my gear to remove and replace the bag when I need water, it’s just a hassle

Cold soaking 🤢 Not quite the crotch pot but gross none the less

Wish it only took 5 mins!

❤

This was super helpful. Thanks

Unbelievable sight! So hard, so fun

The most special part = the magic!

More videos!