Happy Hiking! 🙂

Great vids! FYI, I just picked up a Nitecore 10,000 mAh battery bank that weighs 5.2 ounces.

"Just keep walking, walking, walking" love that. Glad you're feeling better! Continued safe travels.

Great content

You got this Frozen

The intro ROCKS; looking forward to watching the rest of the videos for the PCT! This gets me excited for my small, little 5-day hike in Colorado in August!

With that much snow, is it difficult to navigate where the trail is? Or do you rely on your Far out app? Thanks for bringing us along on your adventure! I've been following you for a while and I'm so happy your dream to do this hike came true!

Great views! That will make you want to grab your pack and go!

i know its rough but im still so happy to see you out in the BIG stuff/ Rox and i hike a lot but we need these videos of the stuff we cant do and you are really making some of the best PCT vids ever. man i bet those falls at 16:15 are a trickle most summers, tough to hike in all this but you sure are seeing some really cool water flows out there thanks so much for sharing

Should of used a peach for demonstration. 😊

Someone has probably mentioned this... Disinfectant doesn't "sterilize ". I would probably try the bottle then wipe with biodegradable wipes and bury them in the hole. The rock, stick, or leaf idea is a defenite no. I'd either injury myself or wipe with a leaf that is poisonous. 🥴

Nice video, the quehana trail is one of America's best kept secrets! Right where I want to be

Beautiful section…thanks for bring us along!

Just started following you from Australia, looking forward to catching up and watching the rest of your hike.

Type 2 fun? 😄 🐻🌲 Just keep walkin!

All the times I visited Roanoke and never considered this...

Great stuff, we really appreciate what you’re doing as the extra work for video’s and content. Much appreciated! Off note during camp talk and particular trail pants come to mind that seem to work better than others? Thanks in advance

If you want more energy add more animal fat to your meals. Butter/ghee(flavorful) or lard(bland) are an easy way to do that and don't actually have to be kept cold. But if you're going to go the butter route I suggest putting it in a zip lock as it will get softer than lard and you can add it to your morning coffee for a quick boost. If you find a butcher shop in a town see if you can't get the fat trimmings and you can make your own beef tallow and fat bytes on the trail. It's healthier than what we were told growing up. Animal fat doesn't equal body fat it equals quick energy.

What’s the point.

Love the swim. Even though it was definitely cold you proved what you said during you AT. Enjoy the swim when you can, embrace the experience.

OMG I think you need more meat...protein not carbs. Get yourself some sugar free jerky .

If it was easy, everyone would do it. It’s the hard that makes it great. You’ve got this.

Have literally slept 2 deep in an eno hammock for an entire week. It's extremely comfortable with 2 people too, just need 2 separate sleeping bags, and to sleep feet to head

Thanks ☺️ for your hardwork and sharing this gorgeous trail with us. This is my favorite PCT vlog. 🩵 FYI: LMNT has potassium & magnesium perfect drink mix for hiking. 🥾

FIRST BRISKET!!?! You are truly missing out!!!

Youve got this dude. Im so proud of you 😂

Tomatoes are high in electrolytes as well as most of the vitamins found in apples.

For many reasons I can’t walk the trail so thanks for taking us all along with you.

The scenery is phenomenal! Crossing the streams looks brutal. Hopefully sleep and lower altitude will help you feel better. Safe travels.

Frozen: Haha, watch there'll be another huge stream right before camp or somethin'... Stream crossing: Hahaha!

I sure enjoy watching your progress. Prayers for safety! I hope I can help out when you reach section P.

Hey Jason, you are truly earning your trail name with all these creek crossings. Watching you hike has me wishing I was 30 years younger and never smoked.

Hang in there! You are strong!

Which time of Year is this... sorry I'm just tapping in on the EP.

Shouldn't you guys lock arms, face the current, and side step across the sketchy water crossings?

Tomatoes have lots of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients like phosphorus, potassium, folate, and vitamin A, C and K, fiber, etcetera. Yay for eating some!

Tomatoes are high in potassium. You hit the nail on the head! Leafy greens, oranges, and apricots are other good sources.

Thank you for sharing the tough times as well. I enjoy each video you share and watch them while walking on my treadmill, and pretending I’m on the trail also. I’ll never be able to do these adventures so I appreciate you sharing the beauty, the good times, and the hard days!!

So, dumb question... Why are you going on the side trails over the passes and not on the PCT? Epic views?

So Toes is using a hammock. What does he do when there are no trees to hang? I love my hammock, BTW.

It used to take me 10 + minutes to get used to frigid ocean water off the California coast in my teens before I could swim and body surf due to the severe leg pain from the cold water. I really do get your suffering through those stream crossings. It's Hard! One PCT hiker was using waterproof socks and inserts. Maybe that helped him. And with every stream crossing you are that much closer to Canada, Rooting for you Frozen (appropriate trail name for this part of the PCT) super proud of you! 👍

I remember those creek crossings when the water was filled with snow melt. Like you say, it feels like nails being pounded into your feet. What I did was stop and put my socks and insoles into the front pocket of my pack, then I crossed with my bare feet in the shoes. When I got to the other side, I sat down, dried my feet with a pack towel, put the dry socks on, wrung out the shoes, and then put the dry insoles into the damp shoes, followed by my feet in dry socks. Sure, the socks got a little damp and the exercise ate into my daily mileage, but it made a huge difference in how my feet felt. Once the blood started flowing to my feet again, the dampness in the socks dried quickly.

I have been watching you a long time and you are looking more thin then your normal. Your wifey was right about what she sees. Gotta find ways to eat more and get more rest on this trail it seems. Take care of yourself and hike on!

You are doing awesome!!! Definetly need more vitamins, probably calories aswell. Keep taking them in the morning

That was a rough one. GREAT JOB!!!

You looked so tired in this video. As soon as it started, I said "he looks so tired!" Hang in there. I'm glad these are 2 weeks behind so I know you're okay.

Man I would get tired of all that beautiful scenery 😊😊😊

I could only imagine how tough those snow sections are, especially at the end of the day when you are tired. I can tell it is taking a toll on you and how much energy the lower elevation and woods hiking gives you. The stream crossings are a mix bag it seems. Some of the most beautiful waterfalls while also being worried about trying to cross and your feet freezing. You are one mentally tough dude thats for sure! Good motivation for me to push harder when I feel like giving up. Keep it up man you are killing it! P.S. I wonder if snowshoes would help in the snow. Kind of not fair that Bigfoot is basically wearing them with his size 14 shoe, lol.

Your strength and commitment to the trail is amazing! The snow and water crossings seam nearly endless. It good you have a trail family to help pull and push each other through. Adding more calorie and more sleep is a win win for gaining more energy. Stray strong be safe Frozen!!

Neoprene socks are great when wading in cold water, So much more warm. Also, I am wondering if your nutrition is lacking because of all the low quality food that you are eating. Good that you are getting more sleep finally