Ultralight Backpacking Clothes | 4 Season Layering System
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- In this week's episode I'm sharing my year-round ultralight layered clothing system for backpacking and hiking.
Items Mentioned:
Pants: bit.ly/3jeuNbk
Sun Hoodie: bit.ly/3NR2j5I
Shoes (current version): bit.ly/3x5oy1T
Synthetic Midlayer:
Camp Jacket: bit.ly/3ugGg0g
Rain Shell: amzn.to/3JeeIx6
Underwear: amzn.to/3x3PwH8
Liner Socks: amzn.to/3Jjjppc
Socks: amzn.to/3DKmoG0
Hat (Alternative): bit.ly/3LOcUwa
Beanie: bit.ly/3NStNrK
Sun Gloves: bit.ly/38z6inh
Insulated Gloves: amzn.to/3r6G0zk
Gaiters: bit.ly/3j9wCXd
Base Layer: bit.ly/3NWviFo
Sunglasses: amzn.to/38mKhI8
0:00 Intro
0:33 Pants
1:02 Sun Hoodie
2:17 Shoes
3:28 Layering Explanation
3:59 Mid-layer
5:46 Down/Camp Jacket
6:46 Rain Shell
7:39 Underwear
7:56 Socks
8:53 Hat
9:45 Gloves
11:01 Gaiters
11:28 Base Layer/Sleep
12:03 Sunglasses
12:33 Final Thoughts
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Josh Fenn
2017 NW Vaughn St # 29085
Portland, OR 97296
Thanks for the excellent video Josh!
Of course! Just got back from a quick overnight trip in central Oregon, the few new things worked wonderfully.
@@joshfenn Very Nice! Glad you took a trip! Oregon is beautiful.
I have same pants and I love them!
So few people mention them, i picked them up last year and they’re about as perfect as pants can get. Should last a good long time too
You should check out Xero shoes and Freets, both zero drop and barefoot and apparently very good for hiking. I wonder how would you like them. I'd definitely love to see your review of those.
I do like having the light cushion that the lone peak’s have for the trail compared to most xero’s, my feet seem to hold up a lot better on the 15-20 mile days.
That being said, been really wanting to try the xero hfs for daily/street shoes around town. Haven’t heard of freets before, I’ll have to give those a look too!
@@joshfenn I haven't tried freets myself. I believe they are a british company, and I have heard many people love them because of comfort, they are apparently extremely comfortable. Design might be something not everyone would love as much, but comfort is usually the most important part. I can personally recommend a european company, a czech-croatian collaboration called Ahinsa shoes which are great for casual urban use, very wide design, which is great if you are wearing toe spreaders as it gives you a bit more space. But anyway looking forward to your future reviews and have fun hiking! :)
Nice video! May I ask what cap you’re wearing in the video?
I found it at a local shop here in Portland a few weeks ago. Can’t find it for sale anywhere online unfortunately, I found this shop with a listing but it’s out of stock. www.mossportangeles.com/products/mt-hood-5-panel-hat
Late to the video but you mentioned other zero drop shoes you wear day to day, any specific brands you like? I just recently purchased some altras for hiking and have been loving the zero drop+wide toe box i get from them.
Most of my long term experience has just been with skate shoes and things like that, but I recently got some Xero’s and absolutely love them. Similar footshape to my lone peaks which has been great, but a bit less padding and cushion. I’ve been using the xero’s for day hiking and foot ‘training’ in between trips and keeping the more cushioned lone peaks for longer miles and backpacking.
Chase reeves has done a few big roundups with a lot of different brands/options too. If you know his channel I’d give those a watch too because he’s tried a ton of options I haven’t had the chance to see in person yet.
Permanent stink- have you tried washing it with white vinegar and baking soda? Helps with my perma-stink athletic shirts
I’ve tried vinegar but not baking soda. Also recently picked up some persil detergent, I’ve heard it can help with the athletic clothes stink too. I’ll try the baking soda, thanks for the tip!
And Nikwax has a Base Wash for synthetics. That can give you some more time before replacing.
Than you for saying it! I have no idea why so much hiker apparel comes in these funky ugly colors. Can we please get some normal looking footwear? It's always got to be tacti-cool or loud fluorescent stuff. Damn
Lol I agree. 😪🤦🏻♂️
I’ve never been happier to be with my people haha, totally agree and so happy other people are annoyed too. The lone peak’s are functionally perfect for me but I would love more subtle colorways.
@@joshfenn I love cotopaxi’s clothing and gear and packs but some colors are way too much lol
what trip are you most excited for this season?!
Tough to choose! Probably between a loop I had planned in the wallowas in eastern Oregon last year, and the ‘broken top loop’ in the cascade range in central Oregon. Had to bail out in both spots last year due to the wildfires, hoping this year fares a bit better.
You should wear the items so we can see them on you n what they look like
Sorry about that! Gotten better with the B-roll shots more recently
I wish you were a woman!!!
Haha sorry to disappoint.