I also carry the same PLB, but I keep mine in a pocket in my PFD. If I capsize or some emergency occurs, the ability to access your PLD is greatly restricted if stored in a bag inside your main pack or even a camera bag between your legs. They are waterproof and will float if kept in the case they come in. With over 50 years experience, my motto is "if it isn't on you, it isn't with you". Thanks for sharing your gear list - always nice to see what other people carry. Cheers from Canada.
Interesting info. Yeap, electronics have taken over our trips. It really can't be helped and still be safe and show the world what one sees and experiences. Beautiful place. So good to just be able to drink the water as opposed to here in USA we have to carry every drop. Many places that have water don't allow drinking it as it isn't safe. Or worse, it's dried up from over use. Matti take care. Always wear your jacket with Annie.
Hehe,... Camera gear is my weak spot too... I use the Casio FR100, & FR10 cameras. Great gear settup you have there. I've been enjoying all yours, and your partner, Stinna's videos. I've just been exploring the packraft world. I love your devotion to your dogs, and nature. Good Job !!!👍👍- from New York !!!
@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA Big hug, back... I grew up in northern Canada, in the deep woods. I appreciated living out there... Moved to New York, for now. Keep up what you're both doing...🐶 I enjoy it !🙂
Hey there. This is a great vid on required gear for a trip! Thsnks so much! I was curious if you had heard anything from swedwoods? He hasn’t posted in quite some time. Thanks man! NQU
Fantastic wee video you share your wisdom very well 👌🏼 I have a MRS Packraft like you have can you do a review of yours as I would love to hear your expert opinion 👌🏼Many thanks Chris Walker 🏴🇸🇪
Hei, jeg skulle gjerne vite om du har noen tips å komme med når det kommer til å ha med seg kamera på tur. Jeg lurer på å skaffe meg et kompaktkamera, kanskje med utskriftbare objektiver og en enkel tripod. Jeg ser ikke helt for meg hvordan jeg skal gjennomføre fjelltur med slikt utstyr, og bekymrer meg for noen utfordringer. Regn mens jeg går: Jeg ser en del setter kamera på skulderen for å kunne ta raske bilder, alternativt kan jeg legge kamera i topplokket på sekken, men det er fremdeles en utsatt plass, spesielt mot regn. Regn mens jeg tar bilder: jeg bor på vestlandet i Norge og for å si det slik, vi er lite plaget med skogbrann. Hvor mye tåler et moderne kamera at det brukes i yr og haggel? Lading og batteritid: litt av grunnen til at jeg ønsker et frittstående kamera er for å avlaste batteriet i en av mine livlinjer, telefonen. Du snakker som om du lader kamera med USB, sist jeg hadde ordentlig kamera måtte man ta med seg ladeadapter og finne 220V. Derfor kjøpte man mange dedikerte batteri til hvert kamera eller kjøpte i system. Overføring av bilder på tur: jeg vil redigere bilder når jeg kommer hjem, men også laste bilder til sosiale medier mens jeg har opplevelsene. Hvordan fungerer moderne kamera som filkilde på tur? Det står på mange modeller at de har WiFi, men hva betyr det i praksis? Den bruken jeg ser for meg er landskapsbilder, lang lukketid på kvelden, timelapse, tradisjonelle turportrett og -gruppebilder. Hvis jeg kan ta video er det en bonus, men da må resultatet være brukbart.
Thanks for sharing your gear list. I am buying a canoe and I wonder about your canoe. What material is it made of? 20 kg sounds light weight even for a smaller canoe. I’m thinking about a bigger one but are the lighter ones sturdy enough?
Everyone has an opinion, Swift stole there hull design from the gentleman that owns Placidboatworks in Placid New York. In my opinion,the absolute best ,and original carbon/ Kevlar canoes on the market. A former employee from Placidboatworks moved to Canada and started making Swift canoe, not cool. This is fact.
@@MeetMeOutside So it's a fact that bill swift was in fact American yes. It's funny how you think he stole a canoe design, whatever that means. Trust me today, they have developed many canoe designs since then that are superior. Maybe placid works was good back then. But it's not an opinion, just like the Swedes make the best axes in the world, Canadians build the best canoes, it's a fact.
@@ktownc936 I’m fairly sure the oboriginal people didn’t vacuum infuse there canoe hulls😂. And the fact that I know Joe the owner of Placidboatworks, and have spent time with him, and he told me about the gentleman that he used to employ that took his design and methods to Canada to make canoes. That’s what that means. Other than that being a scumbag thing to do, he’s not overly concerned, Swift is far enough away that it doesn’t impact his business. Happy paddling !
So it's a death jacket, not so much a life jacket you recommend to wear... 😅 But that is very considerate of you towards your loved ones - and any search party. Really. And I guess most outdoor people - or at least the male ones? - are a bit of a gear junkie.
I also carry the same PLB, but I keep mine in a pocket in my PFD. If I capsize or some emergency occurs, the ability to access your PLD is greatly restricted if stored in a bag inside your main pack or even a camera bag between your legs. They are waterproof and will float if kept in the case they come in. With over 50 years experience, my motto is "if it isn't on you, it isn't with you". Thanks for sharing your gear list - always nice to see what other people carry. Cheers from Canada.
The scenery you have there is incredibly beautiful.
I'd sure love to do some multi-day canoeing in your country.
It's really lovely landscape here!!!
/Matti
Interesting info. Yeap, electronics have taken over our trips. It really can't be helped and still be safe and show the world what one sees and experiences. Beautiful place. So good to just be able to drink the water as opposed to here in USA we have to carry every drop. Many places that have water don't allow drinking it as it isn't safe. Or worse, it's dried up from over use. Matti take care. Always wear your jacket with Annie.
I always wear my life jacket so you can find me when I die... 😉
/Matti
Hehe,... Camera gear is my weak spot too... I use the Casio FR100, & FR10 cameras. Great gear settup you have there. I've been enjoying all yours, and your partner, Stinna's videos. I've just been exploring the packraft world. I love your devotion to your dogs, and nature. Good Job !!!👍👍- from New York !!!
Thanks!
...and a big hug from one camera-adicted man in the north to you, brother! 😉
/Matti
@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA Big hug, back... I grew up in northern Canada, in the deep woods. I appreciated living out there... Moved to New York, for now. Keep up what you're both doing...🐶 I enjoy it !🙂
Hey there. This is a great vid on required gear for a trip! Thsnks so much!
I was curious if you had heard anything from swedwoods? He hasn’t posted in quite some time.
Thanks man!
NQU
Thanks!
Sorry, I don't know Swedwoods so sorry...
/Matti
@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA thank you for getting back to me. I’m so glad i found this channel! You take care! NQU
It would be interesting to see an estimate of total weight. Even short portages must keep you fit!
It's a good idea to weigh the gear. I brought a little bit too much, but the portages were kind of short... but heavy.
/Matti
Fantastic wee video you share your wisdom very well 👌🏼 I have a MRS Packraft like you have can you do a review of yours as I would love to hear your expert opinion 👌🏼Many thanks Chris Walker 🏴🇸🇪
I will think about that... I'm not a super experienced packrafter... but it's a good idea that we talk about the boats from our perspective.
😀
/Matti
@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA many thanks 🙏
Hei, jeg skulle gjerne vite om du har noen tips å komme med når det kommer til å ha med seg kamera på tur. Jeg lurer på å skaffe meg et kompaktkamera, kanskje med utskriftbare objektiver og en enkel tripod.
Jeg ser ikke helt for meg hvordan jeg skal gjennomføre fjelltur med slikt utstyr, og bekymrer meg for noen utfordringer.
Regn mens jeg går: Jeg ser en del setter kamera på skulderen for å kunne ta raske bilder, alternativt kan jeg legge kamera i topplokket på sekken, men det er fremdeles en utsatt plass, spesielt mot regn.
Regn mens jeg tar bilder: jeg bor på vestlandet i Norge og for å si det slik, vi er lite plaget med skogbrann. Hvor mye tåler et moderne kamera at det brukes i yr og haggel?
Lading og batteritid: litt av grunnen til at jeg ønsker et frittstående kamera er for å avlaste batteriet i en av mine livlinjer, telefonen. Du snakker som om du lader kamera med USB, sist jeg hadde ordentlig kamera måtte man ta med seg ladeadapter og finne 220V. Derfor kjøpte man mange dedikerte batteri til hvert kamera eller kjøpte i system.
Overføring av bilder på tur: jeg vil redigere bilder når jeg kommer hjem, men også laste bilder til sosiale medier mens jeg har opplevelsene. Hvordan fungerer moderne kamera som filkilde på tur? Det står på mange modeller at de har WiFi, men hva betyr det i praksis?
Den bruken jeg ser for meg er landskapsbilder, lang lukketid på kvelden, timelapse, tradisjonelle turportrett og -gruppebilder. Hvis jeg kan ta video er det en bonus, men da må resultatet være brukbart.
That's a lot of good questions... I will directly start playing a video about camera gear for hikers... 😀
/Matti
Thanks for sharing your gear list. I am buying a canoe and I wonder about your canoe. What material is it made of? 20 kg sounds light weight even for a smaller canoe. I’m thinking about a bigger one but are the lighter ones sturdy enough?
Mad rivers are ok, but when you have swift, nova craft, Langford and soiux river in one place. We all know who makes the best canoes. 🇨🇦
Everyone has an opinion, Swift stole there hull design from the gentleman that owns Placidboatworks in Placid New York. In my opinion,the absolute best ,and original carbon/ Kevlar canoes on the market. A former employee from Placidboatworks moved to Canada and started making Swift canoe, not cool. This is fact.
@@MeetMeOutside So it's a fact that bill swift was in fact American yes. It's funny how you think he stole a canoe design, whatever that means. Trust me today, they have developed many canoe designs since then that are superior. Maybe placid works was good back then. But it's not an opinion, just like the Swedes make the best axes in the world, Canadians build the best canoes, it's a fact.
@@MeetMeOutside placidboatworks stole a hull design from the aboriginal people and started making boats in America, not cool. This is a fact.
@@ktownc936 I’m fairly sure the oboriginal people didn’t vacuum infuse there canoe hulls😂. And the fact that I know Joe the owner of Placidboatworks, and have spent time with him, and he told me about the gentleman that he used to employ that took his design and methods to Canada to make canoes. That’s what that means. Other than that being a scumbag thing to do, he’s not overly concerned, Swift is far enough away that it doesn’t impact his business. Happy paddling !
We also use Nova Craft and Canada makes really good canoes. There is a reason why we call it Canadian canoes or 'Kanadensare' in Sweden. 😀
/Matti
So it's a death jacket, not so much a life jacket you recommend to wear... 😅
But that is very considerate of you towards your loved ones - and any search party. Really.
And I guess most outdoor people - or at least the male ones? - are a bit of a gear junkie.
Hahahaaaa... Yepp... a jacket in case of death. 😉
I think you are totally correct about guys and gear... 😀
/Matti
Send the sleeping bag back!
I maybe should do that...
Thanks for pushing me a bit!
😀
/Matti
only 20kg your canoe?? mine is pretty similar and it weight 32kg!
This one is made of Royalex. That was a super material! You can find them even lighter made of carbon!
😀
/Matti
@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA wow! ok thank you for the information.
Krever PLB-en abonnement?
Nej. Man registrerar den bara och det är kostnadsfritt. /Matti