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Thanks much for watching I appreciate it 🙏 wish I could be around to say hi! Enjoy it

Thanks for watching I appreciate your time! (Paints a tunnel on a brick wall)

Of course 🙏

I'm not sure what you mean by "the waymark pack" but seeing as how the brain behind one of their packs and this company is in fact the same brain, this pack has a few ideas in common. However that doesn't instantly tether those two companies together, and believe me they are anything but that However reddit has a great sub for conspiracy you could get this thread going on! Cheers. Thanks for watching

@@hikingcoyote8169 waymark is an company that makes ultra light backpacks that look "very" similar to this design. Darwin used to swear by it. If I'm right I wouldn't call it a conspiracy, it's just business. There are plenty of products with different brand names that are made in the same factories and designed by the same folks.

@@Kevinschart yes I'm familiar with Waymark, they make different kind of packs one of which Darwin helped design. He didn't just swear by it, he collaborated and designed a backpack with them. But they're no longer affiliated with each other and now Darwin has developed his own gear company which makes this backpack. So we could draw similarities amongst almost every company and the brain behind the gear, but that doesn't initiate a white label deal? Regardless, this is just a gear review about a backpack. This video has nothing to do with either company, business relations, or Darwin himself.

Hey Kevin! We are not affiliated with that company in any way. We produce our own packs here in the US. Our products are designed and developed in our own shop based out of Florida and manufactured in Colorado. Thanks!

I was out for 3 days but I loaded around 4 days of food and gear, and I can't say what it weighed exactly. I'm not familiar with my base weight either! Next time I load er up I'll check and get back to you 👍

Thanks for your time and following along Crow! 🙏

When I was in high school I had a Jansport hiking/running backpack that had a bottom pocket that's almost the exact thing.

Thanks for watching 🙏! Fair enough! This was just my first impression/first look, so time will tell the rest! I've never had issues with critters by using my outer fanny pocket as a trash pocket but a lot of my trash is licked clean when it goes in 👍. I appreciate the feedback amigo.

I think the critters vs bottom-pocket-trash-scent is a bit of an urban myth. Over the past 6 years or so, since Palant’e popularized the bottom pocket, 1000s of hikers have used this feature with no problems.

@@dcaudwell good to know thank you.

Ayee thanks! I appreciate that thanks for watching too 👍

Thanks for watching! I hope you find a better place to express your personal feelings than on a RUclips video about a backpack 👍

@@hikingcoyote8169 As opposed to my non personal feelings?

@@CharmingGecko actually they would be your impersonal feelings.

@@wanttogo1958 I don’t, and It’s more than likely no one else know what you mean by that.

@@CharmingGecko if you know the English language then you know that what you referred to as non personal comments are correctly described as and called impersonal comments. Look it up.

Thanks! The pocket is a bit over 10 inches wide, and it's stiffer than most outer pocket material but still quite easy to get into and feel around for whatever you've got stuffed in there. I use my outer pocket a lot and I found it easy to get things in and out of.

A little over 10 inches will almost always be the answer. Palante, Dandee, Yar, Waymark etc etc. Almost invariably 11 inches wide.

Hope you enjoy it!

Thank you and thanks for watching 🙏

I'm really into it

​@@hikingcoyote8169 You sleep inside it?

Ayee thank you! It's a great route. And that was a brief alternate! I believe there's also a good trail just below that ridge as well. The creator of this route is very attentive to detail and always gives a heads up for anything spicy.

Good to know, thank you! I appreciate the reply. I had messaged the creator of the route a few months back and they assured me that the guide and maps should be available this coming spring as well.

It's pretty subjective. Most hikers carry it, but some don't to save weight or assume the risk of an encounter is low. While I'd say you aren't in a lot of grizz territory compared to other hikes, I personally liked having it for peace of mind in the few instances I did see grizzly bears. Also, it works on people too... lol

Hmmm it's really hard to say right now what'll be happening with the ol Rio Grande. My fords were quite managable, one was a bit high but after scouting the river up and down I noticed a better spot to cross. I hiked this in September of 2021 and went clockwise, absolutely loved it. Thanks so much for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the clipz!

Ahhh Mooch I remember! With Samaritan and Ian yeah? Good to hear from you and so glad you enjoy the moments!

Thank you! This is all I recorded for this one. I planned on a better ending but I walked into Santa Fe absolutely wrecked in a rush to catch a train, bus, and plane so the only footy I missed was throwing my shoes away and eating a red/green chile smothered burrito.

Thanks so much for watching I'm glad you enjoyed it! happy hiking.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

I think about it every day!

ur pretty cool

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