In this video, we’ll cover the essential gear a beginner needs to know about, and the gear you’ll need to pack for your first trip. We’ll go through each item, explaining why it’s important and how to choose the right one for you.
We’ll also share our recommended backpacking setup, which weighs only 15 pounds! This includes a lightweight tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, cooking gear, water filtration system, and more.
Whether you’re planning your first backpacking trip or just looking to upgrade your gear, this video has everything you need to get started. So grab your backpack and let’s hit the trails!
πΊ SLEEP SYSTEM VIDEO
πΊ MOM’S BUSH KITCHEN SERIES
πΊ CHOOSING A DOWN JACKET
πΊ HOW TO CATCH FISH BACKPACKING
π BACKPACKING LOAD OUT
Osprey Stratos 34 Backpack:
Nemo Disco 15:
Nemo Hornet Tent:
Nemo Tensor Insulated:
Sea to Summit Down Pillow:
Jetboil Zip Stove:
Exped Widget Pump:
Dry Bags:
Sawyer Water Filter:
Garmin In Reach Mini:
Black Diamond Headlamp:
Ultralight Med Kit:
Blister Kit:
Culo Clean Bidet:
Tent Pole Splint:
Fire Starter:
Trowel Tool:
Utility Cord:
Spork:
π£ FISHING
π CLOTHING
HOKA Speedgoat 5 Shoes:
Patagonia Nano Puff Down Jacket:
REI Mid Layer:
REI Sahra Convertible Pants:
REI Sahara T Shirt:
Smartwool Intraknit Base Layer Bottoms:
REI Moreno Wool Socks:
REI Everyday Boxer Briefs:
REI Fleece Beanie:
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0:00 Intro
1:08 Backpack
1:33 Sleeping Bag
2:06 Tent
3:00 Sleeping Pad
3:22 Pillow
3:33 Cook System
4:12 Clothes
5:40 Charging
6:04 Food Storage
7:29 Water Filtration
9:45 Accessories
10:58 Pooping
11:44 Utilize Compartments
12:14 Navigation
12:31 Med Kit
13:24 Fishing
11:10 that thing helped me during my travels to countries or areas that doesn’t have any bidets lol
Great video and great information
Good stuff, Jon!
3:10 dude youre not big. Calm down. Cringe behavior.
I just spent 650 in a 3 person 31/2 lb tent I have myself (120lb adult) and my two kids (100lb preteen, 35lb 3yo. Trying to figure out how to do this and not spend thousands! Also thinking I should return the tent and go into marketplace but nothing seemed any cheaper!