Hiking Gear Loadout - Gear I Take on a Multiday Backpacking Trip

This list of hiking gear is everything I take on a multiday backpacking trips and is a complete breakdown of my personal hiking gear loadout. Over the past year I have fine tuned my hiking gear to point where I'm very content with what I bring on overnight and multiday hiking adventures.
Hiking Gear
Backpack - geni.us/9fUFSNe
Mattress - geni.us/QhvFEM3
Tent - geni.us/PAhP
Sleeping Bag - geni.us/IhbeWeA
Compression Sack - geni.us/JQNxM
90L Dry Sack - geni.us/KvW6T
Sleeping Bag Liner - geni.us/BYxnB
Jetboil - geni.us/eQkl
Gas canister - geni.us/45PZ6v
Water Bladder - geni.us/7Is1
Water Bottle - geni.us/fLCJCDD
Personal Locator Beacon - geni.us/iMXwCq
Spoon - geni.us/irWK6
Swiss army knife - geni.us/KEcfc1k
Clothing
Footwear - geni.us/B3wPfxl
Socks - geni.us/9xXMO4d
Underwear - geni.us/JYj1KAI
Pants - geni.us/4SmN
Long sleeved shirt - geni.us/KRiUJtM
Camera Gear
Camera - geni.us/kwgEu
Camera batteries - geni.us/xWl9vhy
Lens - geni.us/xde22
Microphone - geni.us/jfKqiit
DeadCat - geni.us/MhN7
Tripod - geni.us/vBjIfF0
SD card - geni.us/sZB0r
Drone - geni.us/ZItv
Drone Batteries - geni.us/ihs9Yp
Peak Design Capture Clip - geni.us/X7XAHj
GoPro - geni.us/6R8AMM
Charging cable (USB-C) - geni.us/9EcGfz6
Charging cable - geni.us/kvK8
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Contents of this Video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
1:21 - Backpack
2:08- PLB
3:04 - Knife
3:48 - Tent
4:41 - Water Bladder
5:16 - Water Bottle
5:52 - Rain Jacket
6:10 - Cook System
6:48 - Quilt
7:48 - First Aid
8:12 - Toiletries
9:24 - Spoon
9:53 - Sleeping Mat
10:40 - Clothing
12:02 - Camera Gear
16:11 - Wrap up

[@acau93]

Loved the intro and the gear b roll! I did Walpole to peaceful Bay a couple weeks ago, it was absolutely beautiful. The diverse forest/beach environments made it really interesting.

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Can’t wait to do that section myself, jealous! Thanks mate

[@k.whiking4372]

Thanks Josh, always interested in what other hikers are using. And yes a food video would be great.

[@DorisHikingAdventures]

Omg what an amazing intro! Next level stuff! 😱❤😀

[@NickandRachel]

Love your intro! Thanks for sharing this with us

[@gustavocitti]

Tks for for your videos!

[@lennycrazy3969]

Perfect timing Josh I’m in the process of getting all my hiking gear now money not the problem just needed to know good quality so thanks heaps awesome videos mate ur a legend.

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Cheers Lenny, hope it helped you out 👍

[@findusoutdoors]

Awesome as always Josh. Would love a food video.

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Thanks, will look into it for a future vid!

[@Querenciatv]

Lovely Video! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see more 😊

[@delphinelesterlost3285]

Great gear, I love the peak design capture too

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Such a great tool hey!

[@swanniees2011]

I'm looking for some new gear at the moment and this video has made things much easier for me to think about! Thanks!

[@PetrichorWeaves]

Great video, really loved it and will deffs pick some of this stuff up.

[@trekkersfriendhikingtraile6482]

Another great video, well done!

[@Mortum_Rex]

Very similar to Kraig's load out ;) Well done with the videos, and just keep at it.

[@CamAttreePhoto]

Really great vid Josh. Just wondering which model Marmot jacket that is?

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Hey Cam, to be honest I’m not completely sure. The only tags I could find on the jacket say that’s m/m M40910. Not sure if that helps?

[@ZakariKha]

Avoid getting one large SD card mate. If the card dies you lose everything. It's better to have multiple smaller capacity ones. This was a redundancy technique I used in wedding photography before dual card slots were a thing. If you lose one card you don't lose everything.

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Good point! I guess you just saved me a couple hundred bucks 😅

[@ZakariKha]

@@JoshCarrHikes happy to help mate. Think we are on the same fb groups.

[@davef5916]

Really nice tailored gear to your needs. Just to clarify, you basically carry a full change of clothes (pants, dacks, shirt and socks) on every trip? Or is that your clothes worn?

[@angelalau28]

How do you find your Atlas backpack in waterproofing your camera gear? In search of a backpack that can accommodate camera gears and hiking gears. Thanks!

[@haydene492]

Wow what a handsome devil at the start must have cost a fortune to hire him ;) great job with the video.

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Makeup tends to have that illusion. The trick for free labour is to say you’re going to do aerial photos of the property and then bail before the job even starts

[@haydene492]

Must be nice

[@94simonb]

Which temperature rating Revelation do you use? You said Revelation 10, but on the website you linked to the Revelation 30 degree F (-1 degree C) and also mentioned this spec in the video. Is the 10 referring to the fabric?

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Yeah my bad I buggered that one up. It’s just called the Revelation Quilt, rated to -1 degree C

[@heidihikestheheysen9459]

Just found your channel. Amazing camera work! Do you have a lighterpack list of your gear? Thanks for sharing. :)

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Cheers Heidi. I don't have a lighterpack list, wasn't aware that was a thing to be honest! Something for me to look into

[@MatMcCrudden]

Haha! Go you, salesman.

[@Snagrit]

Another question. I’m set on the hornet but I’m torn between 1p vs 2p. Would you go smaller than the 2p for the weight saving?

[@JoshCarrHikes]

I’d the 2p in a heartbeat. The extra room you get vs the minimal weight saving is a no brainer in my opinion. After having such space in the 2p I’d struggle going back to anything smaller!

[@andretaylor1969]

This video was very helpful Josh. Thank you. Can you please let me know how much jet boil fuel you typically use per day for 1 person?

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Glad it helped. It’s hard to say as I’ve never completely emptied a cannister before. A 230g canister says that it’s can boil 24 litres though which is a decent amount given the average dehydrated meal needs

[@andretaylor1969]

@@JoshCarrHikes Thank you Josh.

[@Snagrit]

What do you do for food storage and food waste (empty packets of the dehydrated meals you use) when you are out on the trail. I’ve had trouble with little critters eating through rubbish bags or trying to get into packs in some campsites. Do you ever have this issue? Do you store your food inside the tent?

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Hey mate sorry, have been out on the trail for a few days so only just saw your other comment too. I’ve never had much of a problem with critters trying (aside from a roo nibbling at marsh mellows that I left out) to get at my food/left overs. I generally just throw it in used backcountry meals pack as they seal quite well and are pretty solid. And yep, store everything inside my tent, usually still in my backpack. Hope that helps!

[@Snagrit]

@@JoshCarrHikes no problem at all man, thanks for the advice. Your videos are seriously top tier. Easily on the same level with the best KZbin hikers. I hope you blow up soon (especially with the dope new b-roll openings ahha)

[@JoshCarrHikes]

Cheers hey, really appreciate it. That b-roll sequence took wayyy too long to film & edit so I might only do them once in a blue moon haha.

[@ABCABC-fn4fg]

what is your total weight