I love this bag. The reason I picked it up was because I didn’t want to bring my ultralight dyneema bag on bushwhacking trips. This has big stretchy pockets, heavy duty zipper and thick materials. I’ve had no issues with manufacturing defects such as seams or stitches coming loose or any tears in the materials due to scuffing and snagging on rocks and trees. It’s low profile and hugs my back nicely. I have beaten this thing up quite a bit, and have a couple hundred miles of off trail exploration with it. Works well for me!

Thanks a bunch!

Yeah. But all the big hikes I wanted to do, I was told to postpone those trips. But, in retrospect, It was a good time for me to reflect and reset.

Mule Creek on the way up, Tate Creek when you get back down. I was unable to find the source on Panther Ridge. May be at Panther Camp? But, I did fine carrying 3L for day 2.

Bummer. Keep checking back, maybe get a pound of coffee while you wait...🙂

Thanks for the feedback!

Yep. That should be a great time to go. Pack plenty of water for day two! I did fine with 3 liters but didn’t use any to cook. So, take that into consideration. Also, we took our time and only averaged 7 miles per day. It can be done quicker, but this gave us the time to soak in all the beautiful things, which I’d suggest. Also, hang your food! This is bear country!

I am too if your looking for company

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!

@@PepperJackAdventures yeah buddy....keep it up!!

Thanks! Not my typical video, but I drive this highway a lot and this was my first opportunity to see a train passing over the highway. Thought I’d share.

Beautiful place, awesome video, we love it!❤️😍❤️

Drea is a new friend. She’s been around a while, but this was her first trip with us. And, thanks Jordan. This haircut is just a new slate for my next Mohawk.

I ended up doing just that for my birthday! There’s a photo on my Instagram page.

Thanks! Right back atcha!

One Beach... I have pictures of that area. 2017..18

Yep. All these roads should be on the map. You can also look up the C2C route online. They’ve just finished mapping the western half of the route. There are a few alternate routes as well, so you can “choose your own adventure”!

Haha!

Duh! Why didn’t I think of that? Oh, yeah...it’s because I can’t remember anything! Better luck next time!

@@PepperJackAdventures livin and learnin. Best of luck out there..Cheers Pepper Jack!!

I should’ve given him a name. Just kept calling him “bastard”. And thanks!

Thanks for watching! 🤗

Thanks! I’ll do another review after a year of use. Thanks for the sub!

@@PepperJackAdventures That’d be great!! And it’s my pleasure. You have great vids and you’re fairly local to me.

Thanks Bill! It’s been fun so far!

Thanks

#metoo

Thanks!

Thanks! I’ve been hiking, just not making videos. Long story...maybe I’ll tell it later.

Thanks a bunch! I’m excited for this coming year. Got a lot of big plans!

Courage comes on every trip with me. He reminds me, that if a stupid dog can save Muriel, then, I can make it through my episode. I recommend every one has courage.

All good bro!

One of my favorite places to visit! You should definitely go if you’re able!

Yeah, bud! Thanks!

Dumpster fire!

Was that lions mane?

@@austingeorge7078 I believe what we were looking at was a variety of coral mushrooms.

Walking in sand for 10+ miles is brutal. Kinda like snowshoeing, minus the shoes. Thats why I only did 1 "walk away" shot, and didn't walk that far away. But, I love it all. And, I'd do it again tomorrow!

Thanks, Ma! Always thinking of you when I'm out there! Love ya too.

@@PepperJackAdventures Thanks, you better be since many times its quite Slippery...Serpentine rock right? But continue the hike. I Love it really.

That’s one of my favorite stretches of the OCT. We really lucked out on the weather there! Still cold and wet, but that sun felt great!

Me too! I was skeptical taking ultralight gear out on these rough adventures, but, I am thoroughly impressed with the durability and the quality of craftsmanship. Get one!