Why do you not put the gpx on your watch for navigation. Is that not much easier?

Sprocket's clothes and backpack pop so well in your shots. I'm not sure if that was planned, but the contrast is beautifully executed.

Get some dried meats. Homemade dried bacon, MH can of dried chicken breasts, etc.

bruh i was like mm nice jacket might get it $250 awe hell nawh dont understand how you end up paying more for less even the material don't cost that much

3:13 bald eagle sighting in the bottom left

99% of rain jackets dont cover butt completely. I don't understand it. Most of people don't use rain pants.

Bro LOVES touching those rice and beans… a lot

Hey, great tips! but put Vaseline every morning before putting your socks/shoes on will prevent blisters. I did the Camino de Santiago, 870km and never got a single blister and also hiking shoes in one size bigger!!! 0,000000 blisters

LOL!!!

It's your attitude towards trying, learning, and enjoying yourself that makes you stand out, Jupiter. Thanks.

Hammock camping is easier than it looks

"one flashlight.." uh.. well.. uh.. maybe not?

They say parks are for the people but then don’t seem to want you there lol

Use naturefood as foodsupply

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3:55 - dnd nerdiness spotted :D

5 W's , Water, Wind, Wood, Widomakers ,and Wigglers . I use this in mind when choosing a place to camp

This is exacely what I was looking for. Thanks

This is the best thru hiking video in existence. ❤

What particular model of "new balance minimalist" shoe is that ???? Thanks

The GR11 :-)

NOICE

Has anyone tried cold soaking a Mountain House or other freeze dried meals?

Hi - great video but I cannot see what the backpack you have at the start is? It looks like a tom bihn? Thanks

Dang I was SOOO hoping to watch you do the CDT. I'll just stay tuned 😉

The other bonus to using synthetic down is that it will still keep you warm if it gets wet unlike natural down!

I was using the BRS stove for several years as a more casual backpacker, but last year during a 2-week thru hike it started acting up and was really erratic with fuel/flame control. I bought the amicus this year hoping to get something more durable and trustworthy, and it seems great so far. Definitely works better in wind - the BRS was always a struggle to light in even the slightest breeze, but the amicus lights no problem. I think it’s worth the investment and the bit of extra weight if you’re someone who cooks regularly on trips.

Hi Jupiter, I'm starting the GDT in 3 weeks, what SIM card did you end up purchasing for your hike? Or did you not bother because of the lack of reception? Cheers!

- Use a poncho instead of a rain jacket. - You dont really need a towel, no matter how light it is. - If you have a lot of trees in the area, use a hammock, so you can save weight on a sleeping pad and on a tent aswell. its really comfortable for me, i sleep very well in those. - Try mesh clothes, in some cases they are great base layers.

What brand of shoes did you wear? Just curious what type fo footwear worked for you for such a long hike.

Do you write? The voiceover was so well done!

nice marmot

I hike specifically to find poops, and to continue development on my revolutionary absolute game changing tech, poop-adar, the premier feces radar detector!

On that diet how is that you’re still alive? Haha, just kidding, I eat virtually the same stuff when out on the trail! When in town I try to eat as many fruits and veggies as I can. I find the trick is not to order too much at a restaurant, if you’re stopping at one, (mmm cheeseburgers, pizza, etc.) so that you have room left over for at least some fruit/veg. If I’m too full to eat the healthy stuff I’ll carry it with me and eat most/all of it by the end of the day!

DAYUM I have a goretex northface jacket, shakedry I believe but maybe not? It's a $350 jacket.... Absolutely ridiculous, but it's the only one that isn't instant trash bag in humidity... That frog jacket is dope af for a fall or early spring hike as if it rains it will be dumb cold. But summer, we should promote undies and flopies only hiking, can't stop won't stop moving or else you get cold xD (I sweat more than the average human, like I could be walking normal in 75+ and will start sweating. 80+ Like dripping, my shirt is going to be soaked within 30-45 minutes of walking, NORMAL walking... My dad, uncle, grandpa on my dad's side, all sweat like crazy as well.. So I am a bit different q.q )

By the way, that cloth mask is worse than useless. Masses of peer reviewed studies out there to confirm that so save yourself the 14grammes.

100 days without tea or coffee 😮 this guy is hardcore. I’m impressed but not envious, each to their own.

What’s the date for when you were there? I don’t see it mentioned in the video or description. That would be helpful! Thanks

wow, very helpful video!

Something pathological about people who spend their whole lives practically on these multi month excursions all the time. I wonder if they've ever searched inside and asked themselves exactly what it is they're walking away from.

It would really help to know that date(s) the videos are filmed. It makes a big difference in snow and temps. What were the temps?

Are you interested in friends to hike the CDT with next year?

I was in the back country tucked next to some bush and trees away from the lake, up the hill I then watched all the other campers set up right by the lake. In the morning, I unzipped to see mommy bear and baby bear visiting the lake.

Adding a neck gator or "buff" has been amazing. Soaks up sweat, keeps your ears from getting sunburned, somehow keeps you both warm or cool depending on the weather. Mine is UFP fabric and I swear by it

Awesome video. Not sure if I missed it but, what trousers do you take?

You guys should do the Bigfoot Trail. 360 miles and six wilderness areas. It’s right in my neck of the woods but hard to get the time off for a thru hike rn.

The grim reaper's guide to hiking.

If you need an ultralight backpack you are weak and should get fitter and stronger.