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Yep. The heat definitely hit me. 😵‍💫

Always nice to watch it back. Memories on film. Thanks for watching. 🥾👍

Thanks for watching Dave. 🙏

@@PackBoots I walked a bit of it recently after finishing my Cairngorms trip and walked from Fort William to Glengarry in 2009 doing that version of the cape wrath trail. 🍻

Thank you. It’s a great hike. Loved this one. 👍

It was a tough hike definitely more ascent than I expected. Went back and completed it with my Dad earlier this year. Hope you enjoyed your walk. Amazing views!

@@PackBoots Nice to hear you went back. I had only 2 days out of the 8 with decent weather. My last leg over the 7 Sisters was a complete letdown, it was so misty I couldn't even see the edge of the cliffs!!. But yes, breathtaking views on top of them hills.

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch. Glad you enjoyed.

Absolutely cracking views! Loved this hike up. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thanks for watching Chris.,Yep I got pretty lucky with the weather. Mostly sunny with a few showers. ATB. 👍

Pretty awesome bear carving. Such an incredible walk. Would highly recommend.

It’s such an awesome hike. So glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching. 👍

As always. Really appreciate the note and thanks for watching. It means a lot. 👍

Finally got to watch it all. I enjoyed the GGW when I did it memory's brought back

Thanks for watching. I loved the trail. Part 2 out next week. 👍

Thanks for watching!

Absolutely! No wind, a little rain. It was the kinda camp you look forward to after a long winter. 👍

Thanks for watching Dan. Hope you’re well. 👍

@@PackBoots all good this end, you?

Great. Enjoying the better weather.

Glad you enjoyed. 👍

Thanks Dave. Hope you’re doing well. 👍

Thanks NHT. 👍

Awesome comments. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thank you for watching. 🙏

I know the feeling. When I finished it I had that moment where I wanted to do it all again. 👍🥾

Thanks so much for the sub. Glad you like the style. Happy hiking! :-)

Felt like a ‘beam me up Scotty moment’! 🤣

Sorry. My bad! Cant believe I missed that!

Absolutely!

Thank you. 🙏

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Sounds like you’ve got great taste in tents and boots! 🥾⛺️❤️

It’s an awesome route but would recommend you give yourself plenty of time to do it as there is quite a lot of elevation gain. I tried to do too many miles per day in some tough conditions. Some stretches are pretty remote so worth making sure you have the right provisions. Really would recommend it. I’m planning to finish the last section later this year. Good luck and let me know if you have any other questions. Always happy to help where possible. 🥾🥾⛺️👍

@@PackBoots Thanks for the advice :) I was looking at maybe 5 to 6 days and starting the opposite side in Llanagadog so there's less worry about trains. The great thing I find about watching everyone's video's is finding all the places to stop on the way, or in this case how few there seem to be. My first long distance walk was like that, barely dropped below 20 degrees, I was walking like the texas ranger by day 2. Good luck with completing it this year :)

Plenty of free parking on the A5 in the Ogwen valley. You just need to get there early as it gets busy/full very quickly especially on weekends.

Thanks for watching and also taking the time to comment. Really appreciated. Currently filming on a GoPro Hero 10. 👍⛰🥾⛺️

Thanks for sharing. Good that Hilleberg have changed the design. Always nice to have extra pockets!

Cheers for watching guys. I think I enjoy making the silent videos more than the vlog style. Using a GoPro Hero 10 at the moment on a joby tripod. Seems to be working ok for me . Look forward to your next adventure. ATB Mark 👍🥾⛰⛺️

@@PackBoots we use a GoPro 10 have you got the media mod ?

@Twin_Peaks_Outdoors bought it but don’t use it that often due to some issues in the past. Kept cutting out so jut use one of the foam wind slayers. How do you get on with yours? Was thinking of giving it another go with an external mic.

@@PackBoots it’s pretty good we use the Edutige ETM - 001 microphone it cuts out a lot of wind noise, it works well 90% of the time but you gotta check back on the footage now and then because it tends to get interference and gets a bit crackly for some reason, it may sound weird but we think our mobile phone interferes with it but we could be wrong

Thanks for watching and the sub. Really appreciated. 👍

Keeping it simple. 👍

Good spot! I noticed that too. Odd as I’d done a couple but left the others! Thanks for watching and adding a comment. ATB 👍

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Thanks for watching Darren. Really appreciate the comment too. 👍

Thanks so much for watching. 👍

The Beacons is such a cracking range. My closest, but I've also fallen in love with the Lakes and Snowdonia. Its like having 3 wives! They're all amazing just different.

@@PackBoots hahahaha good way of putting it

It’s the 2L Cnoc water bag. Can’t remember where I got it. If you google it I’m sure you’ll find a retailer. Thanks for watching. Much appreciated. 👍

Thanks Ray. Hoping to complete re final section next month. 👍🥾

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.

Thanks for watching! 👍⛺️🥾⛰

Hi Andy, really tough question to answer. I find it really hard to choose between them. Both are superb as summit shelters and both have numerous benefits which you’ve listed. I think the only way I’d be able to separate them is based on the weather forecast. I tend to take the Allak when I know I’m in for a lot of rain. It’s so much easier to do your admin with the extra space and two vestibules. One can be used for wet kit whilst the other can be used for cooking etc.. I’ve been in some miserable conditions in the Soulo and whilst it’s a cracking shelter it’s just a tough place to be when you’ve got wet kit based on the available space. If you had to push me then I’d probably go for the Allak (marginally) based on the flexibility you get in all weathers. But I do agree it is a beast to carry! Hope that helps? Appreciate you watching as always.

Many thanks for such a detailed reply, I really appreciate it. Its very helpful getting the thoughts of regular users of a certain bits of gear. Ive been using a Niak for a good few years now. The internal space is great and very similar to the Allak, so it would be a big change coming down to the smaller sized Soulo. If only they made a model in between the two!!!😃 Thanks again and look forward to your next adventure.

Awesome, thank you!

Thanks for watching. the Allak 2 is a cracking shelter.