3000mm and 5000mm static head. 3000cm is equal to 30m which is close to 100feet 😊. This tent is way over priced, look at the 3ful Taigi 1, €161 on camperlist. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪.

Nice tent. 👍9

Its a good looking tent. Im pretty tall and finding something that I don't touch the top and/or the bottom of the tent is rare.

Hi Jon. loving the content you're putting up, very much the format I'd probably put up if I wasn't so lazy as to not get out there. I used to tramp quite a bit and seeing your videos I miss it, your content is giving me a nudge to get my A into G and stop making excuses. It's one thing to watch it it's a whole other thing to experience it 🙂

You can set off and if it proves to difficult you can always turn back. You get a good view of the waterfall from the bridge

Ill be going in 3 weeks but wonder how difficult this walk might be with so many stepa. I am in my 60s and although happy to walk on level and genlte slopes a lot of steps can be hard for my back. Can you give me an idea of level of difficulty please?

Man, you sure picked a wet day to walk in. How long was the walk to the hut? Great video thank you.

Thank you for sharing

Thanks

Great set of videos covering the trip. I think you're the only person who has filmed a decent amount of footage enroute. Feels much more like we're walking along with you. Well paced. Was it April?

Be bad if the snow was inside the windows. Thanks for the video! Might have to check that hut out sometime.

Your welcome

I've got the 2 person version also bought a few extra pegs but usually just add rocks etc for stability. Thanks for vid!!

Nice very informative video, thank you!!

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I like me the more savory than sweet treats for tramping.

Really love the minimalism- eat breakfast out of the plastic bag - no cleaning. Genius

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing. subd and 👍8

Ta for video. Brings back some great memories of my 6 months in NZ some 20 years ago.

Jesus the gorse on that trail looks a bit menacing. I'd hate to trip and fall into that stuff it looks like it would hurt. Do you know what the trees they killed actually were, are they an invasive species?

Love that tuna like that it's a great protein boost while tramping.

I like Quail Island but it wouldn't take much to make the place busy.

No. That happened on another track....

Cheers for the info. Looks like a beautiful track. I'm not sure if your a New Zealander or Australian but you should really put some respect and mana into your pronunciation. Quite embarrassing. Sorry for the criticism but just saying. Those beautiful places deserve some effort put into how you should say it. There is a purari river in Papua New Guinea. Maybe you mean Po ro ra ri. Cheers for sharing mate

Great video! How far into the walk is the first flat?

We are hoping to do this walk in a month or so, coming over from Wales. Very useful information, thanks for sharing.

Thanks guys...

😥 Hope your okay John. Wishing you a speedy recovery!

Hope your okay. Take care

Guided huh, lol, Bet the guide jokes haven't improved, best job I ever had. Best way to do the Milford, I walked with them in March, and was guiding the following season.

Good to see you back on trail mate. Nice to watch queen Charlotte track section again as was a bit of a blur for me, as I did it in 2 days. You carrying on threw to the Richmonds?

Nice review. I went with the Trangia model. Did the pouch come with the lixada stove? Also what make is your watch? cheers

Good job. Track looks good.

Ahhh, the years do roll away! I cooked many a canteen cup meal during my time in Vietnam (66-67). We sometimes came across small VC rice dumps in those days and a bit of boiled rice mixed with the rather meagre (Aussie) 24 hour ration pack offerings could make a filling meal. I've heard of soldiers in later times ditching their hexi cookers in favour of gas canister stoves, but I wouldn't have been too keen to do that. The thought of a tracer round going through the old butt pack during a firefight (happened to me once) and hitting a gas canister doesn't bear thinking about! Good vdeo. Keep up the good work.

Can one wild camp in a tent on this track?

*promo sm*

Take it you carry toilet paper and matches/lighter in a separate setup ?

Is that one named after Samuel Manson or someone else?

Good to see you back up and tramping. You be careful out there on your own. That's a max load of ten people or three Moake brothers.

👍 Good job on the video!

Glad to see you're doing better! Much love from the UK :) <3

So good to see that you're tramping again :)

All the best with your recovery. Enjoy both your blog and videos. Look foward to more in the future.

Thanks for filming this. I’m booked to do this walk (first ever time on any multi day hike) and this was so helpful.

Are water purification tabs better then just boiling the water?

I’m a 40 year old guy new to NZ from South Africa an have been wanting to get out there but always procrastinating to go on my own…😄 but you inspire me.. thanks for the videos!

Great video thanks.. Is a person allowed to camp inside a tent on the grass outside the hut?

did you take the burger patties in frozen? How did you keep them cool if not

Prayers for a blessed recovery Jon so enjoyed watching your Very helpful Lake Danielle track My daughter friends of mine and I ended up doing this beautiful walk 💖🌞🕊🌳

Do you bring an ice pack if you're bringing cheese or do you take a certain type of cheese so it doesn't go off in your pack?