That was interesting Lad. I look forward to when the Cape Wrath series hits the tube. I'd love to give it a go too. Getting on a bit now though. Got hip troubles....But I not giving in:)
@@jbradshaw4236 I need a challenge to invigorate me John. Had a few health issues of late, but I think I'll be OK. Just got back from a motorcycle trip to Snowdonia. Took footage but the PC has some problem so can't do any editing til it's sorted hence lack of output recently
That's what I really like about YT. Unexpectedly I found this great channel. I really like listening to your scottisch accent. I used to travel alltrough Scotland 25 years ago. Now I know that I've to come back soon. Greetings from Germany.
Only Haz can make a 30 minute “watch me empty my sack” video seem like it’s over too quickly. Loved it, loads of good tips and insights, not sure about the bread bags, might stick with me crocs. Looking forward to the in-depth reviews of the kit, looks well impressive.
Hi hazy.looking forward to your upcoming Cape wrath video.good to meet you on the trail.l.glade you finished it mate . hopefully finish the cwt next year 👍👍
Ay up Hazey 😎 Put a smile on my face when your vid popped up 😊 Loved it all the way down to the bread bag socks ...genious ! I'm a Warburtons man myself 😆
Nice ! For use with my hiking poles I use a pair of cheap cycling gloves, because they are padded on the palms & fingers, just where blisters would otherwise appear, and the backs can be opened if it's hot.
Haven’t watched the vid yet, but just told the missus that Hazy’s back with a huge smile on my face. Is that normal for a 55 year old old fashioned blokes bloke ??
It is AMAZING how even the thought of putting on dry socks at the end of a hard day's walking elicits such pleasurable memories! You felt it as you said it, and I was sharing the joy too! If only more people could even understand that it's these little things that matter. Not, as you say, netflix or any of the million and one distractions folk use that they think are important... There is nothing like a cosy tent/sleeping bag/clothes to highlight what actually matters most - the simple things. And you are such a good example to anyone who chooses to care about such simple pleasures. Keep on with the vids, your down to earth, chatty, funny, happy, up-beat personality is a treat for us all (-;)~
Bloody hell haze where you bloody been 🤣 Missed ya face genuinely though you got me through a bad patch In my life being outdoors Is amazing for mental health
Hey! Hello again! Here to watch again 😜 lovely to see you back Hon! Looking forward to seeing what you’ve been up to! I’m living vicariously, so it’s appreciated!! 😬 ATB~Ruth
At last a real good kit.. 👍 I've just bought a few things after watching... All vids seen.notes taken on map. That's about it then. Your fab....oh and I'm gonna take 2 hovis bags .Great idea 💡.. Take care and be safe.
That is one hell of an excellent video that you should be very proud of. If that doesn’t explain exactly what anyone does and does not need to take on any hike then there is no other video that does! Thankyou
Quality content again fella, refreshing to hear reasons why you don't have say the lightest version of something just because everyone else has, especially as in the uk its different to the info in similar videos from the US, Love it mate, keep it up
The Garmin Inreach is a must if your'e on your own, i did that trail in the late 90s with 2 mates and navigation was very tricky at times and midgies were a nightmare at times.
Gee what an absolutely fantastic wild camping informative video,you really are the wild camping guru!cant wait for you're next pearls of wisdom Thank you so so so much!
Hello, Hazey long time no see...can of Northen Monk has just done a flyby courtesy of my local Morrisons..thanks to you my ale tastebuds have been have made a comeback back to life...now part of my outdoor survival kit..Namasday...
A good informative video of your kit list. Ps try putting a small amount of talc in your bread bags, inserting your dried off foot in there, hold the bag tight around your ankle and shake your foot around to coat it in talc. Empty the excess talc out and put on your fresh camp socks. Your feet will thank you for it.
Now then young man, looking forward to the Cape Wrath vids, as having worked up there, the terrain can be rough as a badger mate, beautiful but a mite unforgiving - hope you got the weather for it, as it can turn up there in minutes. Really interesting to see what you had on your back. Glad you enjoyed and you're back safe and well my ikkle yorkie pudding, all the best mate, and thank you for posting. nick
Over half term I did my first multi day camp/hike/DtheJ. All pretty tame as a newb but learned so much from watching your vids and being inspired by the Haze. Thank you
Well done on the trip as it is no doubt a brutal adventure. Hope to have a retry of the CWT myself in September. The jacket you have is much the same as the Mountain Equipment Propellor I have and can also say the best waterproof jacket I have ever owned.
How heavy of a pack are you using the jacket with? I know it's pretty thin/lightweight and a little worried about the should straps wearing out or being a weak spot for water to get through.
Revisiting your kit video to look at kit as thinking of flying over from Tenerife and doing lands end to john o groats over 80 days, maybe next year or year after depending on funds. One section i am unsure about is following the route i have on an easyish path from fort william to kinlockewe or walking that section on cape wrath trail. Other option is fort william to invesness along loch ness. Very tempted to do the first part of cape wrath trail as far as kinlockewe then rejoining the route i have from the guide book. My route also goes via Oykell bridge, though the hotel is meant to have a new manager as lots of complaints from walkers in the past about the last managers snobbish attitude towards hikers lol
I was only looking searching for a new upload vid from you Hazey the other day. Me and the missus just came back from Scotland 2 weeks ago. Did 7 nights in our newly converted van. We headed up to Durness and stayed on site for 2 nights then stayed at Shegra beach. Absolutely stunning. I wanted to do the Cape Wrath tour on ferry and boat but it wasnt running until beginning of this month. I love the North and West coast best there is some stunning finds to be found. Cant wait for your trip vid to come. Well done Haze
The in reach mini is definitely a premium item on trail. Got mine 6 months ago, and although pricey, definitely worth it. Great video gear review! Love the camp booties;)
Sooo glad you’re back! Started to watch Paul “ I gotta have the most expensive + lightest gear going and then walk for 2 miles” Messner!! That’s how desperate things were getting
@@maxflight777 Mate, I used to watch all his videos, until there was one when he was camping on a hill and he goes "if anything goes wrong, I'm only 20 mins from the car" - I stopped watching after that. What is the point of carrying a Hilleberg and all the gear, if you're 20 mins from the car.
In 1983...17 days Norway...20 kg....with an Optimus 8r gasoline burner... Lowe Alpine 85 liter sack...very modern at that time..but the tent...there were no dome or tunnel tents at that time! ( Or extremely priced) so today...quite easy....
Mate, loved the video. I watched this completely randomly, I had never seen your channel before, but it was the nicest surprise ever to see that your kit is almost identical to mine! I hike here in Australia, so there are a few differences with layering and waterproofing, but otherwise it’s the same down to the socks & cnocs! You have impeccable taste.
A great video - gives some great insights with great context when viewed along side your other videos so you know EXACTLY why you can and should have this gear on hand. A great help to anyone looking to start their own adventures.
bag explosion with breadbags GREAT stuff.. i use bagel ones myself dahhrling but theyre the way to go.. over a pair of sealskinz for warmth you can't beat it look forward to indepth on the inreach.. i do want one but the contract fees grate my yorkshire bones & of course the video of your walk currently having a zero in the caingorms after having the wind throw me about for 3 days upon the munros
It has been a long time, see why now ! - CWT - great part of Scotland. seems like you had a good time, although the weather in May was bit cold & wet. I did a short backpack from Whitebridge over to Kincraig. Done most of the CWT over the years , look forward to your vid on it. Any gear I wish I hadn't taken, or not used, plus now redundant maps etc I send back home by post, saves room and wt. You were missed. ATB
Great info and thanks for going through everything as I prepare to start doing a bit more walking and perhaps try out some wild camping. Living in Scotland we have a lot of places to visit that I never have. Hope you have a great week and will check out the other videos.
Hovis tent slippers! Surely you called these your "Loafers!"
Bravo 👏
Daaaaad! 🤣
That is just brill.
This guy is on a roll.
The upper crust of puns
I’ve only found this channel a week ago and can’t get enough of it. I’ve never learnt so much about ale 🤣
I just came for the accent. 100% satisfied.
This was my phone voice
@@HazeOutdoors LMAO!
@@HazeOutdoors you can call me anytime bro
And I'm from the West Country
@@FuchsiaShock can you drive a tractor?
12rd
Beat ya meat. I mean, mate…
Deja You today 😜
9nd
First time I've actually watched a kit review, really good thanks
The bread bag tip is brilliant, thanks for sharing it.
That was interesting Lad. I look forward to when the Cape Wrath series hits the tube. I'd love to give it a go too. Getting on a bit now though. Got hip troubles....But I not giving in:)
You could do it Sandy! Slow and steady wins the day!
@@jbradshaw4236 I need a challenge to invigorate me John. Had a few health issues of late, but I think I'll be OK.
Just got back from a motorcycle trip to Snowdonia. Took footage but the PC has some problem so can't do any editing til it's sorted hence lack of output recently
Oh the scenery shots.... I’m in heaven 😍
That's what I really like about YT. Unexpectedly I found this great channel. I really like listening to your scottisch accent. I used to travel alltrough Scotland 25 years ago. Now I know that I've to come back soon. Greetings from Germany.
Only Haz can make a 30 minute “watch me empty my sack” video seem like it’s over too quickly. Loved it, loads of good tips and insights, not sure about the bread bags, might stick with me crocs. Looking forward to the in-depth reviews of the kit, looks well impressive.
😂
@@Phil144gbpused bread bags on a 4 day alpine trek last year and they worked better than I expected
I laughed at the tent shoes but I’m also definitely gonna start copying you, that’s genius
Hi hazy.looking forward to your upcoming Cape wrath video.good to meet you on the trail.l.glade you finished it mate . hopefully finish the cwt next year 👍👍
Hi mate, thanks for that. Best of luck to you!
As a merino super fine wool grower, really pleased you liked the best natural fibre around. Look forward to viewing your ventures. Cheers mate. 🇦🇺
Merino wool is the best natural fibre ever!
Socks, underpants,vests and jumpers! 👍👍👍
Ay up Hazey 😎
Put a smile on my face when your vid popped up 😊
Loved it all the way down to the bread bag socks ...genious ! I'm a Warburtons man myself 😆
I enjoyed your cape wrath series especially the map and knife where did I go and stay bits. Very helpful.
Nice ! For use with my hiking poles I use a pair of cheap cycling gloves, because they are padded on the palms & fingers, just where blisters would otherwise appear, and the backs can be opened if it's hot.
Step one boxer shorts I can highly recommend them no chafing with those. Looking forward to the rest of the uploads off this hike.
boxer briefs are the way and the truth just after the savior
Haven’t watched the vid yet, but just told the missus that Hazy’s back with a huge smile on my face. Is that normal for a 55 year old old fashioned blokes bloke ??
55 years old, called spam fritter, are you james may???
Haze is happy which makes us happy.
Nah, it's fine. Haze oozes positivity and happiness. He makes me feel happy, I could listen to him talk about anything, he's a very entertaining chap.
What a great walkthrough of your gear! Actually this has to be one of the best I have ever seen 🙂
Hello Haz thanks for sharing your kit list and the tips, always enjoy your video's.
Thailand.
It’s like going on a hike with Vic & Bob. Love this.
It is AMAZING how even the thought of putting on dry socks at the end of a hard day's walking elicits such pleasurable memories! You felt it as you said it, and I was sharing the joy too! If only more people could even understand that it's these little things that matter. Not, as you say, netflix or any of the million and one distractions folk use that they think are important... There is nothing like a cosy tent/sleeping bag/clothes to highlight what actually matters most - the simple things. And you are such a good example to anyone who chooses to care about such simple pleasures. Keep on with the vids, your down to earth, chatty, funny, happy, up-beat personality is a treat for us all (-;)~
The 'Kieth Lemon' of the backpacking world! Love watching your vids mate, very chilled and nicely done 👍
@Genghis kharnage 🤣ill send you a tissue
Bloody hell haze where you bloody been 🤣 Missed ya face genuinely though you got me through a bad patch In my life being outdoors Is amazing for mental health
Trekology pillow for the win bro!
It’s a winner
Incorrect statement decathlon pillow by far more comfortable and cheaper
Hey! Hello again! Here to watch again 😜 lovely to see you back Hon! Looking forward to seeing what you’ve been up to! I’m living vicariously, so it’s appreciated!! 😬
ATB~Ruth
Darn Tough socks are THE best! And made in my home state of Vermont. Nice to hear you found them useful.
Yes, a Hazy Video. Super excited now for the trip videos!
At last a real good kit.. 👍 I've just bought a few things after watching...
All vids seen.notes taken on map. That's about it then.
Your fab....oh and I'm gonna take 2 hovis bags .Great idea 💡..
Take care and be safe.
That is one hell of an excellent video that you should be very proud of. If that doesn’t explain exactly what anyone does and does not need to take on any hike then there is no other video that does! Thankyou
Quality content again fella, refreshing to hear reasons why you don't have say the lightest version of something just because everyone else has, especially as in the uk its different to the info in similar videos from the US, Love it mate, keep it up
Glad to see you're back and well
The Garmin Inreach is a must if your'e on your own, i did that trail in the late 90s with 2 mates and navigation was very tricky at times and midgies were a nightmare at times.
You allways make me smile..Great video !
Great review brother, thanks for sharing.
I use a survival bag as a pack liner. Works really well, and dual use in an emergency situation.
Gee what an absolutely fantastic wild camping informative video,you really are the wild camping guru!cant wait for you're next pearls of wisdom Thank you so so so much!
*your
Thanks for gear review, I watch nearly all your videos, planning a trek next year, you really do inspire me, thanks Hazy
nice one chap, watched them all , and very well done , keep the faith
Great video. Thank you. Nice to see you on ear
Great kit run through. Really looking forward to watching the Cape Wrath video.....loved the coast to coast one..top werk mukka
Hello, Hazey long time no see...can of Northen Monk has just done a flyby courtesy of my local Morrisons..thanks to you my ale tastebuds have been have made a comeback back to life...now part of my outdoor survival kit..Namasday...
A good informative video of your kit list. Ps try putting a small amount of talc in your bread bags, inserting your dried off foot in there, hold the bag tight around your ankle and shake your foot around to coat it in talc. Empty the excess talc out and put on your fresh camp socks. Your feet will thank you for it.
Really useful kit list, and pretty damn decent weight fully loaded given the days / distance covered.
Great to see you back mate hope all is good looking forward to seeing your trip
Now then young man, looking forward to the Cape Wrath vids, as having worked up there, the terrain can be rough as a badger mate, beautiful but a mite unforgiving - hope you got the weather for it, as it can turn up there in minutes. Really interesting to see what you had on your back. Glad you enjoyed and you're back safe and well my ikkle yorkie pudding, all the best mate, and thank you for posting. nick
Over half term I did my first multi day camp/hike/DtheJ. All pretty tame as a newb but learned so much from watching your vids and being inspired by the Haze. Thank you
Well done on the trip as it is no doubt a brutal adventure. Hope to have a retry of the CWT myself in September. The jacket you have is much the same as the Mountain Equipment Propellor I have and can also say the best waterproof jacket I have ever owned.
How heavy of a pack are you using the jacket with? I know it's pretty thin/lightweight and a little worried about the should straps wearing out or being a weak spot for water to get through.
Fairly new subscriber. Been through nearly every video, had a laugh most the way. inspired to get a kit together and venture out. Thanks mate.
Cheers Matt
Nice to have you back
Wondered where you'd gone mate. Good to have you back Hazy. You've been missed 🙂👍
Looking forward to seeing your take on the CWT mate. 👍🏻 😁
just some info, Osprey's mighty guarantee is great. I send a 10 year old pack in for repairs and got a like new pack back.
Missed you Haze-o, but you're worth the wait. Hope you enjoyed the hike, looking forwards to the vids on it
Thanks mate
Nice sack contents mate, enjoyed looking at that!! Big congrats on completing the CWT, big effort man. Si
Revisiting your kit video to look at kit as thinking of flying over from Tenerife and doing lands end to john o groats over 80 days, maybe next year or year after depending on funds. One section i am unsure about is following the route i have on an easyish path from fort william to kinlockewe or walking that section on cape wrath trail. Other option is fort william to invesness along loch ness. Very tempted to do the first part of cape wrath trail as far as kinlockewe then rejoining the route i have from the guide book. My route also goes via Oykell bridge, though the hotel is meant to have a new manager as lots of complaints from walkers in the past about the last managers snobbish attitude towards hikers lol
I was only looking searching for a new upload vid from you Hazey the other day. Me and the missus just came back from Scotland 2 weeks ago. Did 7 nights in our newly converted van. We headed up to Durness and stayed on site for 2 nights then stayed at Shegra beach. Absolutely stunning. I wanted to do the Cape Wrath tour on ferry and boat but it wasnt running until beginning of this month. I love the North and West coast best there is some stunning finds to be found. Cant wait for your trip vid to come. Well done Haze
Hazey, did you camp at Shegra? We found it by mistake and it was breathtaking?
Already jealous about the Cape Wrath trail, can't wait to see that.
The in reach mini is definitely a premium item on trail. Got mine 6 months ago, and although pricey, definitely worth it.
Great video gear review! Love the camp booties;)
Thanks !
MATE dry warm socks onto your feet after a wet day is the best feeling!! stealing that plastic bag trick
Sooo glad you’re back! Started to watch Paul “ I gotta have the most expensive + lightest gear going and then walk for 2 miles” Messner!! That’s how desperate things were getting
LOL
Tbh mate the kit haze just showed us is well pricey man... On RUclips the equipment/brands are more important than the activity for some reason
He has just walked the cape wrath trail though! Chalk n cheese my friend!
Wow ! That’s a bit hard on Paul …. I’m not sure That’s valid at all !
@@maxflight777 Mate, I used to watch all his videos, until there was one when he was camping on a hill and he goes "if anything goes wrong, I'm only 20 mins from the car" - I stopped watching after that. What is the point of carrying a Hilleberg and all the gear, if you're 20 mins from the car.
the 'towel' is genuinely genius!
Love the Icebreaker underwear too. .. Worth the money 💯.
Buzzing to see you back pal!
We all need some bread bag slippers in our lives!! If only we knew about this pre-lockdown 🤣
We missed you! Great video can't wait for the hike video😊👍
A mention for the late great Ron Hill…a legend round are way
Glad to see u back Hazy boy, can't wait for a laugh watching the Cape Wrath vids. All the best mate
I thought you were going to get your hair cut. This has been an awesome series. Thanks. Still waiting on videos to your other channel.
Great vid Hazey.
Fresh sock feeling is immense... Only to be bettered by using talc first!! 👌
Great to see you again as always tremendous knowledge piece and love from 1 leg UK England
How come you didn't have the new sea to summit tent you loved in your review?
Brilliant mate I can't wait for the trek video 👍
Heading to Nordic Outdoors now! Thanks Haze! Nice to see what others are using. Thanks 😁
Good to hear from you again.
In Scotland - there's no such thing as bad weather,
just the wrong clothes.
Big up the big Yin
In 1983...17 days Norway...20 kg....with an Optimus 8r gasoline burner... Lowe Alpine 85 liter sack...very modern at that time..but the tent...there were no dome or tunnel tents at that time! ( Or extremely priced) so today...quite easy....
I also love My Osprey Exos if only for the air gap suspension. No more swamp back for me
Great tips!
Can't wait for your CWT video! I found out about your channel last year after your C2C videos!
"It's an absolute given. Shay Given." These are getting even better :D
Been missing the weekly dose of haze! Much love brother
And he's back!!!
Aww nice you went back to Scotland !!! That’s awesome
Thanks Man!
Much love
Mate, loved the video. I watched this completely randomly, I had never seen your channel before, but it was the nicest surprise ever to see that your kit is almost identical to mine! I hike here in Australia, so there are a few differences with layering and waterproofing, but otherwise it’s the same down to the socks & cnocs!
You have impeccable taste.
A great video - gives some great insights with great context when viewed along side your other videos so you know EXACTLY why you can and should have this gear on hand. A great help to anyone looking to start their own adventures.
Great! Love your trips! Btw, the last meal you spared is probably the best one! "REAL Turmat" (Hiking dinner) is a Norwegian meal.
Great to see you, Hazey! Very interesting video...and anticipating those to come. Love from Canada 🇨🇦 👍👍👍😏💜🍺
some great tips there, cant wait to see the trail, only done the first half of the CWT, that was pretty tough, need to finish `er off!
You had me at " Now then " .........Welcome back Mr Haze..
Omg you've left the real turmat and that's my fave, you're in for a treat 😍😍
That's mad how you got that gear in that there bag . Looking forward to watching your adventure, take it easy Haze 👍
As I am a nosy person it was interesting to see what's in your pack ... 😀👍
Looking forward to your trek vids...absolutely ♥️ your banter :)
Excellent! I’m motivated now !
bag explosion with breadbags GREAT stuff.. i use bagel ones myself dahhrling but theyre the way to go.. over a pair of sealskinz for warmth you can't beat it
look forward to indepth on the inreach.. i do want one but the contract fees grate my yorkshire bones & of course the video of your walk
currently having a zero in the caingorms after having the wind throw me about for 3 days upon the munros
It has been a long time, see why now ! - CWT - great part of Scotland. seems like you had a good time, although the weather in May was bit cold & wet. I did a short backpack from Whitebridge over to Kincraig.
Done most of the CWT over the years , look forward to your vid on it. Any gear I wish I hadn't taken, or not used, plus now redundant maps etc I send back home by post, saves room and wt. You were missed. ATB
Awesome mate and you weren't even on top of the mountain haze you are the godfather of wild camping 🤙
Cheers Haze ! Top job yet again 👍 keep em coming 👍
Great info and thanks for going through everything as I prepare to start doing a bit more walking and perhaps try out some wild camping. Living in Scotland we have a lot of places to visit that I never have. Hope you have a great week and will check out the other videos.