Way to complicated and limiting for me. I also do not like the PD Capture. I really don't like the PD plate. I usually have an L-bracket on anyway. So that's a no-go for me regardless of the price. I do like the Peak Design Slide strap. This works well if you backpack is fairly small: Put your Slide on cross-carry style. Then put your back pack on. If it has waist straps buckle them on _under_ the Slide. This gives you full use of the Slide. You can cinch it up close to the backpack straps if it needs to be super secure. The downside with this set up is that you have to remove your back pack if you want to take the Slide off over your head. But it is as easy as using a Capture to just slip one of the anchors off the Slide and pull it out underneath the pack straps. This might work with a larger back pack but I have not tried it.

It is going to swing all over the place...and not being able to get it up to your eye is a non-starter for me. Get a pack with loops on the shoulder straps and hang if from them. To prevent swing, I put an elastic strap around my chest.

They definitely need to be stiffer and this is a nice way to help it out some. Anything is good.

Wow that was so easy 😂 thank you so much! I would have never have known how to fix it if it weren’t for your video

What is it with Subaru's and bad bluetooth?

I have no problem with music- I can’t seem to have conversations through hands free blue tooth in my Subaru now. It use to work and I don’t understand. Why I can’t talk on my phone now.

Did this gorgeous drive back in 2013 coming from Banff NP . The highlight of driving Going-To-The-Sun-Road, IMO, was stopping at Logan Pass Visitor Center...where there are some great hiking trails Hidden Lake etc, if only you had the time to stop by there for a few minutes..Great views from there and maybe do one of the fabulous hikes there,time permitting. A great video, in my case a major mistake by me for not doing the Hidden Lake trail/hike..did not evaluate my time here..poor research and planning on my part..if if only and on and on Thanks for taking us along and bringing back these golden memories... Going-To-The-Sun-Road, one of the most spectacular, scenic drives in America....

Does this mess up being able to receive calls?

Your description at the beginning of the video says Driving from West (St. Mary to Lake McDonald) where in the content description says East to West. Which is correct ?

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Thank you ❤

I just got my first Subaru yesterday and it was going my head in! Thank you so so much you’ve saved me a headache

I feel woozy 😵‍💫 just seeing this throw a video

Hard to believe that the speed limit is 25. I think you’re doubling that. Beautiful drive though.

Yup same ironing noise I got b Forester

So, the wrist strap you used cost at least $58 and the S-clip costs about $8 (your link goes to a cheaper plastic one that I wouldn't use to hold a camera), so the total is about $66. The Peak Design capture system costs about $75 (in 2024), which means you saved about $9 for a much flimsier and more difficult to use system. Agree with other who commented that the flapping around of the system with your set up would be intolerable during a long hike, especially when carrying a loaded backpack.

Excellent suggestion ❤

Great drive, what camera did you record this with? especially in front on sunlight

Definately a Harbor Freight kinda guy, haha! Thanks for the wheel bearing diagnosis info. Fortunate my 2018 Crosstrek with 100k miles doesn't have this problem as yet!

Are we allowed to fly drone here?

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i know this is a late comment but you can also check the wheel bearing by just grabbing the tire while its in the air and wiggling it up and down and side to side, if it had play in all directions its bad. if only one of those directions, could be a tie rod or ball joint. something about having the car in drive at RPM while on jack stands does NOT seem safe.

I'm placing my order now!

It's my favorite mountain here. I love this place. If you live here then you know how truly blessed you really are. There's no other place like this on earth. 6 million acres makes this larger than 5 National Parks combined. Scientists say that the rock literally just rose up from the ground, which makes The ADK quite unique. And they say the mountains are actually growing.

Personally, I wouldn‘t want my camera swinging around like that on hikes, however I like the thought! If you do wanna go this way I‘d suggest hooking it higher on the shoulder strap and closing the waist strap over the camera strap to keep it from swinging until you‘re ready to shoot, that way you can bring it up to your eyes.

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My 2017 Impreza sport hatchback has around 92k miles and I started hearing the same noise a few days ago. I’m now certain after seeing this video that my wheel bearing is the problem. I originally thought exhaust but I ruled that out for the same reason as you. Also thought it was my differential but checked the fluids and it looked great despite the cars mileage. Taking my Impreza to Subaru tomorrow!

Thank you for the information. Even though I know "how" to check for a wheel bearing, I never had to diagnose one on a AWD vehicle. Dummy me tried the same thing thing but the key you pointed out was I forgot to turn off the traction control!

This worked 🙏🏽

I don't have WiFi option on my 2017 impreza

It looks like it has an insect face. it’s adorable!

I have the same problem but I don’t have the wifi button on my forester 2014.

Geeez.. Spend the $70 on the Peak Design camera clip and save yourself the headache of your $4000 camera /lens dangling around .

Good on you. Half of diagnosing is finding out what the problem is. The Second half is finding out what the problem ISN'T. You ruled out the exhaust, engine, and transmission by shifting into neutral and confirming the noise was still there. IDing what it ISN'T helps get to what it IS faster. 🍻

Micro USB, just no…..

Hi, thanks for the great video. I have a 2019 Impreza and my android auto/carplay automatically disconnects after sometime. I have to replug my device to get it back, but it disconnects after a short while. Tried every possible solution found on the internet as very limited resources available for impreza. Do you also experience similar problem or I'm the only one here.

Lord Jesus, that's one stunning drive. I need to go here!

👵 Son, I'm hoping you already know this, but if you don't, please absorb and retain forever the following fact: Stanley Kubrick chose this very highway for the shooting of the VW Beetle's drive up to The Overlook Hotel in "The Shining." Don't be scared. The real-life haunted hotel that King wrote about is The Stanley, and it's way down in Estes Park, CO. If you're anywhere near anything Kubrick ever did, you do the thankful two-fingered double-tap onto your lips, then onto your chest. And with your driving gloves on. Or you could kiss your fingers and spread them good-luck kooties onto the visor real quick, if you're in a car. That ritual was standard safe-driving practice for 1970s-era motorists passing through any yellow-'bout-to-turn-red light. Thanks sincerely for this video. I get dizzy at about 600ft above sea level. You're doin' my travelin' for me. 😺

Having the same issue only differences my car model doesn't have wifi

Love this! We are going to Glacier in July and wanted to do this so it's nice being able to get an idea of the drive beforehand. Thank you.

Amazing

Thank you so much for this Mine is having the same sound. now i know how i will check which one is bad. Thank you so much

With all the tax payers money used on this crappy bridge they should have made the bike lane wider and separate from the dumb people who can’t seem to follow directions

2023 Suzuki Baleno driver here. I cannot thank you enough!!!❤😭🙌🏾 worst 3 months of my misery ended in 3 seconds

Would you go back?

Thank you so much. That was helpful

Ugh these things are money traps. Bad wheel bearinG at 37 thousand is ridiculous

A word of caution to those who are considering hiking the Grand Canyon in winter I'm an experienced winter hiker ; more relevant is that I'm an experienced Grand Canyon winter hiker The Canyon often gets a lot of snow The base of the Supai is the snowline The upper sections ( Kaibab, Coconino and Hermit ) of the trails tend to get icy and packing instep crampons is always a good idea The upper Grandview , S.Kaibab and BA are infamous for their icy conditions The upper Tanner is a snowbowl and postholing is always a concern for downhill hikers Make sure that you're carrying enough gear to bivouac below the Rim if weather conditions demand it The year that I hiked down S.Bass>to the Western end of the Tonto >Tonto East out via Boucher I ran into a blizzard as I got up to Yuma Point Rather than risk life and limb heading uphill in a blizzard,I pitched my tent and called it a day