"Flextail Gear Pump Zero: The Ultimate Ultralight Backpacking Pump Review"

In this comprehensive review, we dive deep into the world of ultralight backpacking pumps with the Flextail Gear Pump Zero. Discover the key features, pros, and cons of this remarkable gear pump that is revolutionizing the backpacking industry. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a beginner, this video will provide valuable insights to help you make an informed decision before purchasing a backpacking pump. Join us as we examine the build quality, efficiency, weight, and ease of use of the Flextail Gear Pump Zero. We'll also discuss its compatibility with different camping gear and showcase how it performs in various outdoor settings. With its compact size and lightweight design, this pump is ideal for backpackers striving to minimize their load without compromising on reliability. Our honest and unbiased assessment will shed light on its water flow rate, durability, and effectiveness in filtering and purifying water from natural sources. Additionally, we'll share our firsthand experience with this pump's battery life, operating noise level, and overall user-friendliness. If you're passionate about ultralight backpacking, this review video will provide you with all the necessary information to decide whether the Flextail Gear Pump Zero is the perfect addition to your gear collection. Stay tuned until the end for our final verdict and recommendations. Don't miss out on this ultimate review that aims to equip backpackers like you with the knowledge needed to choose the best backpacking pump for your expeditions.
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[@dsmw7483]

Lungs?

[@BackpackingGearNut]

You can use your lungs, but if you are sleeping in freezing temperatures, it will lower your R-value. Long-term mold can grow. In a pinch, I have blown up my mats.

[@dsmw7483]

@@BackpackingGearNut Fair play, but I've blown up mats for years with lung power, never had an issue with mould or loss of insulation (winter and at altitude) and also noticed that with blow bags, whatever the humidity of the air is, there is always some condensation inside the mat.Its just another gimmick to carry unfortunately.

[@BackpackingGearNut]

Me too; sometimes, I do not follow best practices myself. If it works for you, you don't need to worry about it. I really appreciate your interaction with my channel.
I look forward to reading about more of your experiences; we all get smarter together. Please keep watching and commenting!@@dsmw7483

[@black_mountain_death_squad]

Nice video. It's common sense. Blowing into your sleeping pad is going to introduce more moisture. On a long distance thru hike I've seen mold in other people's sleeping pads. These individuals used their mouths to blow it up daily. Over months that caused problems.
If you're a weekend warrior. That's cool. However, you're not doing what I'm doing. If you are a long distance hiker, why would you want to put your mouth on a moldy sleeping pad every night? You wouldn't. Peace.