This was an amazing find, im a snowboarder and yes im into that kind of thing lol but i decided to cut up an old sock i had with a hole in it and put it under the bike tube for added confort. It has a little cushion now.

The Wilderness package is ugly.

Love the simplicity of your build. Looks great!

Love this. Will this also work for a hatchback Subaru?

What year is the car?

Positano is an amazing place! Glad you found that hike! Enjoy

Hi, did you ever have to change a tire?

Great content Chase. Italy is very nice to visit for their history and landscapes. But at the same time it always amazes me why their infrastructure and buildings are so dilapidated compared to other countries in Europe (Especially North or central Europe)

Venice and Florence are amazing. I am wondering what you thought of them.

Wow, Amalfi Coast is unreal! Great little hike. Just curious why ya did the video and places all in one vid and not into longer parts etc?

Great hiking, exploring and filming… and your wife sets a nice tempo with ease… not surprised she wins half marathons🥇😁

Wow! The Amalfi Coast hike was absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing. ❤

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Hi, Nice Video. Also Be nice to know What TRIM You are Talking about.

Very informative. I live in the PNW 40 minutes north of Portland, but I'm up in the hills around 1100ft elevation. I get a ton of snow every year around february-march (last season I got 14 inches), but my commute south goes into town where there's either mild or no snow at all. I've been researching and just scheduled to get the Wildpeaks on my Forester in a few days and I was worried about buyers remorse. This video completely reversed that feeling.

Great video! Thanks for the list of your gear. We are hiking from Porto Covo to Lagos in April. We’re so excited to try a Pastel de Nata! Hopefully we can eat many of them. 😂

Thanks for your video it helped bro your trips look amazing stay safe out there

Did you make another video showing how exactly you use your Jackery to power your van. Im struggling with rewiring my rear electronics to my jackery instead of the van battery.

Get video. Keep it up 👊

This was best . Everything was reasonable , doable, and most practical and simple .

I would rather have that than buying one for the same price. Thanks.

Muito bom vídeo, paisagens espetaculares 👌 Obrigado pela partilha 👍

Great video thanks for the tips 21:36 😊

First off, awesome videos! You do great quality! Second, dang, get a Odyssey, 16 years, over 220,000 miles, several chips in windshield, but no cracks, and no rips in leather seats, and that's with a bunch of kids. Mini van is the smartest vehicle when you've got kids. So tuck that behind your ear when you get to that stage in life 😂 Shoot, hauled a piano in this thing, 20 ft 2x8s, firewood, it's been a moving vehicle....who needs a truck when you got a mini van? 😂😂😂 And yes, it's GREAT for camping in, soooo much room 🤩

The coffee grinder works great for cannabis as well. (Cannabis is legal in Canada). I also ditched my Jackery and use a deep cycle battery with an inverter.

You didn’t mention anything about needing a pretty girl. They got those at Lowe’s?

Honestly this is worth it I went with a pro chef stove and it just takes up so much space. I've learned my lesson eventually functionality always wins for me.

This video is inspirational for sure. I like it.

My truck is in the shop right now and I had to get a subaru for my wife and I and I'm pleased with my purchase. I absolutely love my outback. My suv will be my daily communter now while my truck when it is fixed will be my farm work vehicle

would love to see some plans on this and i would gladly purchase them from you. this is a such a good design for what i assume is 2019+ rav4 (including hybrid). seeing how this is built, i could easily leave one seat up (the left rear seat) so i can keep my child seat in there and just sleep on the right side.

Hi there! Did you check your bags on your flight? Were the size of your backpacking packs an issue?

18:09 I have no words, I found your channel because I love outbacks and was amazed by your camper built and now I see you on the beach were I was with my wife 5years ago and thought what a perfect remote place. Still keeping some special memories from there.😊 We eere there for 2 weeks and went also to the mountains which are at 2000m altitude. Enjoy your stay

That was fantastic... I love Portugal, but I've only ever done single day hikes. Would love to do something like you and Sade did. Thanks for sharing Chase.

I'm stoked! Are you going to make a video about a functional adventure fitness routine? I'd be interested if you did

Rarely comment, but just wanted to say thanks. I found your channel after getting an Outback & wanting to go adventuring. I find you, your family, your attitude, & your adventures inspiring. Thank you for sharing and for helping me get excited about what is possible & what could be next for me. It's refreshing. I appreciate it, and wish you the best :)

About three years ago I stumbled onto your channel. Your car camping videos with the Outback influenced me enough to purchase my own. Glad to see you have more content featuring your green machine!

would you share where you get the rental bikes from, I'm planning on doing the French way and not bring my own bike so I will need get some rental

And hot "root vegetables". And hold your sleeve to your shirt/sweater when you put on your jacket

Amazing video beautiful screen

Great solution, I'm going to do the same! One question. What's the point of curving it around the front seat instead of just use a rectangular piece of wood? Does it help stability or it's just for aesthetics?

IT'S an Outback yes, but if you know anything about cars you will include The TRIM

Here's my version from last weekend: #1 Hike in 5 miles / to 7300 ft prime spot # 2 Ignore the forecast # 3 Scamper at 1AM after catastrophic tent failure # 4 drag my huskies into 4Runner w/ dead battery to use as body warmers # 5 Lie about what really happened.

Looks stunning. I've been to the south coast of the Algarve twice and the beaches and dunes are next level over there. Will there also be a part 2 video about Italy?

Hey Chase, just recently found your channel and love some of the stuff you pop on here. You mention would you buy another Subi. I'm on my 5th subi now and won't buy another Brand. You talked about the 4WD system. It is the best and I can show you why. Sure it's not going to beat a rock crawler like a Toyota 4wd troopy as we call them in Australia, but the fact that it's all symmetrical IS important. If you watch the following comparison between the outback and the Toyota Avenza (don't forget that Toyota owns Subaru) you can clearly see the difference in design philosophies when you compare the boxer design mated to the 4wd system and the transverse four cylinder that the T Avenza uses (which has to change the direction of the drive prior to going to the gearbox). This has big ramifications to the way the drive is handled. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paPcpJtni9qom7c Watch closely the drivetrain under the Toyota at around 02:46-02:48 and AGAIN at 04:35-04:37 (here on the right hand side of screen under the car!)!!! You will see the drive shaft JUMPING UP AND DOWN underneath the car. This can NOT be good for the gearbox, rear differential and possibly even the engine mounts!!! Imagine you are on one of your favourite back roads on snow that you and your wife love so much. this could be happening ALL the way there and ALL the way home as it continually struggles for traction. I would not want to own a car that does this every time I'm driving it over the long term!!! Anyway, I just thought you might be interested in this as it might influence your decisions going forward.

I’ll Venmo Sadie money for every rock she adds to your pack

WOW! That was amazing and a beautiful hike !!

4:12n fun fact, when you see very old roman ruins, some of which are in portugal (thought not the one shown here), romans did indeed have concrete that has lasted 2+ millenia because of a fairly unique "quicklime" technique they used which allowed their concrete to be self-healing as cracks developed over time. iirc, with the roman concrete process, any new cracks healed within a few weeks when exposed to water (eg from rain). was a mystery for a long time. written up in a peer reviewed journal a couple of years ago.

Looks like such a beautiful place!!!

Awesome!!! Great thing to watch while putting miles on my bike. 🤩 But, where is your Grayl?? Wouldn't travel without it, but that's me 😊

This was such a fun trip! If you want to see more info on the trip check out the blog post HERE! roadtoridge.com/travel/the-fishermans-trail-45-miles-on-the-coast-of-portugal Thanks for joining!