The Best Daypack Gear & Supplies For 2021/At Least For Me

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[@lostlune]

leme introduce you to this new technology called ziplock baggies...

[@AggyGoesOutdoors]

Yup 👍🏼👏🏼👍🏼👏🏼

[@greyman5590]

Can’t seem to find a use for these 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch baggies I find on the ground

[@aznelite325]

Thanks for putting this video together! My sister and I are planning on doing some day hikes in the mountains and I haven't really been out in the wilderness in probably a decade or more, so this was a great refresher of things to consider in a daypack.

[@HarveySpectre415]

I like that you include a battery pack, I've been a proponent of this for a while now. Anker I've found reliable and they have a bunch of different sizes to suit what you need. I have one small one I take with me just about everywhere, and a larger one for the house to use during extended power outages. That's been a huge help for power loss measured in days, it beats the pants off going out in the cold and sitting in your running vehicle to try and charge a phone so you can stay connected. I know some will scoff and say you don't need anything more than a fire steel and good knife to get out out of any situation and while those skills are great to have there's also wisdom in being with the times when it makes sense. While a phone isn't the most rugged option, in a situation it's a connection to help, potential navigation, and a backup light source if you're really desperate.

[@seanfarmer6571]

I really appreciate that you tell everyone to get some medical training. My wife is a nurse and I'm a EMT/paramedic and we think people just grab first aid kits and never use or practice with it! Love the videos!!

[@gideonstactical]

Thank you so much!!

[@StrikeTeam23]

I've been thinking of going on a hike, and I have almost all of the things you recommended. Strangely, I don't think I would have thought to have put them altogether without watching this. Thank you!

[@therealfilthyanimal]

I got some good nuggets from This vid, thank you, we going hiking tomorrow 👍🏽👍🏽

[@outdoorwithdeen]

My favorite way of carrying knife is on my shoulder on my backpack strap. It’s nice to see others doing it as well 🎒 🗡

[@brimstone33]

Great way to lose your knife. Gravity. It's just a theory. But it is a very consistent theory. Also a great way to not have your knife when you get separated from your pack. But no great loss eh? Why would anyone need a Rambo knife for a day hike? Are you gonna be starring in a war movie while you're out there? I guess that explains the tourniquet and the Quik-clot too. The bears could be laying IED's anywhere along the trail! But then again, if you're gonna go around playing Davy Crockett and chopping at every hapless limb that dares cross your path having a tourniquet might be prudent. Thousands and thousands of people have successfully and safely hiked the entire length of one of (or multiples of) the Triple Crown trails without a sheath knife. Or any knife at all. Leave all that crap at home along with your overblown sense of machismo.

[@christianb8228]

@@brimstone33 yeah I’m a big bushcraft/survival/self reliance guy but I also thoroughly enjoy crushing miles/kilometres and I couldn’t agree more with you. You’re absolutely correct for simply hiking trails, you don’t need a lot of this type of gear. In fact most people will probably enjoy hiking long distances more without most of this stuff on their back less weight and bulk means less strain on the body which means more comfort which in turn means more enjoyment...it’s not rocket science lol most people understand this...it’s simple logic. They are just fixated on playing Rambo and being this lone wolf survivalist guy waiting for SHTF. Believe me, I know I was that guy once, but I learned, and now I pack and dress appropriately for the trip I’m going on weather it’s for the day, or overnight, or multiple days/nights.

[@JV44HeinzBar]

I used to carry a Morakniv attached to my pack strap. However, I strapped it with the handle pointing up. It was very handy. I've have replaced the knife with Gransfor Outdoor axe. The axe is small enough to use the cutting edge as a knife because of the light weight ~1lb head. Highly recommend it.

[@VortymLichbane]

I have memories of some pretty shitty road trips as a kid and a lot of that was down to poor preparedness. Not in a life threatening way but simple stuff like having enough water for the day, adequate clothing for a change in weather, etc all adding up to a stressful time. Well worth compiling and maintaining a kit that will mitigate such scenarios.

[@DamionJR4923]

We never seemed to take water with us on trips as kids. I think my parents hated making bathroom stops.

[@david.leikam]

🐝 Always insightful and God bless you (and family) this year Aaron. ⚓️

[@xlandoutdoors4077]

Great stuff as always.

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Great coverage on a day hike loadout. I use the Mystery Ranch Scree 32 and it's perfect for day hikes and even overnight trips. You're the first person who has the Buck 110 slim and I have the same with orange scales.

[@gideonstactical]

Love the scree as well just need a little extra space when I have all my camera equipment that’s why I went with the Coulee 40. Hey man love that buck 110

[@paperweight57]

SUPER helpful video!

[@OnlineJeeper]

Awesome video, and I love those Magpul Daka pouches. I'll be looking into those for sure, so thanks for the item review/update

[@guitarhiker4449]

Great videos man!! We have very similar taste! I am a huge mystery ranch fan and have been for years now. I started out using their now discontinued "big horn" pack! Awesome pack 50 Liters. Trizip aswell and came with a build in beaver tail or "stick it" which was an awesome feature. But for me besides the brilliant designs and quality what makes them stand out from the rest is the "Futura Harness"! Amazing!! It hugs your back unlike any torso adjustment i have ever tried and extremely comfortable to wear all day long. Easy to adjust once you understand the design. I went from their bighorn to their bridger pack which is made in their phillipine factory. Still very high quality! I then went to using the camelbak trizip. Which was a 37 liter pack collaberation with mystery ranch and camelbak. Awesome little pack!! But no waterproof zippers, that was my only complaint besides size cause it was a little small for multiday trips and a whisker big for day trips but i did use it for both. The coulee's look awesome! 40 liters is nice especially if your gear is dialed in. I'm considering now their Ravine 50. Which is kinda a mix between the trizip and the bridger packs. I really like their komoto dragon pack too! 39 liters-ish but plenty of molle webbing for additional pouches. Room for a stick it too. Super expensive though. If you do not mind camo packs camelbak also just did another collab with mystery ranch in 2019 and redesigned their BFM pack and it too comes with a futura harness and is a 47 Liter pack. Keep it up Mystery Ranch you guys are great!! You guys have something for everyone. Stay safe! Hike on!!

[@natureandknives]

My fave way of carrying is my chest rig with kydex, great for the bush and hunting, for everyday I just prefer the ol' pocket , great video bro🙏

[@LTT.Official]

Can you upload like a 30min video of some of your day hikes? I would love to see more of the Rockies.

[@gideonstactical]

I plan to this summer

[@LTT.Official]

@@gideonstactical Thank you Aaron, another thing I hike with, it may sound stupid but it's so light and fits anywhere is some Thermoplastic, little beads of plastic that can be molded into anything and be reused. Lost my waterbottle cap and I warmed some water and made a temporary cap. Really really useful.

[@Sanctified_EDC_Gear]

Agreed 👍

[@guillermosalas2267]

Agree!!!

[@bournejerz3938]

Excellent info on gear for day hike! TY!

[@blazel462]

This was fantastic! Great advice and gear.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

I’m late to the dance But you have the best update videos pound for pound thanks Aaron enjoy your day buddy

[@david.leikam]

Love my Mystery Ranch pack too.

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Awesome video, Aaron !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dash8465]

You should maybe do a review, capabilty and size comparison of the smaller multitools; ie Rangergrip down thru the yellow one shown here, and whatever else fits.

[@wolffo999]

great vids - keep it up !

[@unfi6798]

Gideonstactical rocks.!! As always great presentation & helpful tips. Could you do a review & set up of your truck please? We call it Ute here in Australia. Also it's about time we see Mrs. Gideonstactical on the show. Don't you think? Thank you for sharing. Stay safe folks. Fans from Australia.

[@FINEST-uz9ek]

This is the best KZbin channel on this genre, always very informative and you are top notch In your presentation and knowledge . I always leave your videos wanting to purchase several items !

[@gideonstactical]

Glad you enjoy it, it means a lot to hear you say that!

[@KJ-yq5gm]

Hey I went w/the Joker fixed blade from one of your videos, wow that thing is amazing! Thanks for the great videos

[@charlessalmond7076]

Great video.

[@raptordc5]

Man your coulee40 looks way cleaner than mine. I've been putting mine through ringer and she's holding up great. Looking to had my own compression straps for the bottom soon.

[@keats27]

Seems like overkill for a day hike, but loads of great stuff in here. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@davef5916]

gotta get those affiliate links in there somehow.

[@techguy9023]

I see no small tarp or rope. Some kind of shelter would be necessary for me. I have a cheap floorless pyramid by Luxe that has four stakes and goes up in a minute or less with a trekking pole or tie it up to a tree. Great to get out of a quick downpour. Also a rain jacket, and some warm layer even in summer at elevation. Just my 2 cents.

[@johnwest4492]

Hi Aaron, Happy Easter to you and yours, what about the Gerber Strong-arm? In your day pack.

[@bryanjaeck4828]

That is lot of gear and weight for a day hike. You might use a Swiss Army Knife, maybe a 4 or 5 inch sheath knife, small saw , poncho, small pot, couple of quarts of water, cordage, dry socks, gloves, maybe a Goretex jacket, food/ instant coffee/ tea, compass, fire starter, matches / lighter, 55 Gallon trash bag, head lamp with batteries, map, very basic first aid kit., TP I used to carry this or less that this elk hunting in the snow for weeks and weeks from 8,00 to 10,000 feet in elevation. A lot of this gear was in my pockets or on my belt.

[@sheltermonkey6065]

Yep, it's more than a lot of people carry backpacking. Also it's pouches within pouches within pouches, like a Russian Matryoshka doll... which adds a lot of weight.

[@blacksquirrel4008]

Yeah, this is more load than some people carry for a week. Way too many pouches and tools.

[@greenlenny3926]

The loadout could be more efficient yes but some people don’t mind extra weight. I pack heavy in the Rockies too -GLenny from Denver

[@stevelewis1721]

Worthy and interesting.

[@jeffmcgrath8718]

Great information to think on thanks

[@MrBluesluver]

+1 on the Buck Slim 110. It has become one of my favorite EDC folders. Also, I always carry a 3 day supply of food (usually dried). I've copied a lot of your ideas in my day pack.

[@gideonstactical]

Glad to hear it!

[@bobdole234bd]

You always carry nine meals with you on day hikes?

[@MrBluesluver]

@@bobdole234bd 6 & a couple snacks. You never know if a day will turn into longer. Plus they don't take up much room.

[@johnbalduff3785]

Lol. Literally, how can a day hike turn into lost for 3 days. Maybe just take walks in your city parks

[@gbullock2598]

Ive went with the sog seal pup for my fixed blade hiking knife. And ive went with the ascend boogie 28L for my daypack. I may get the mystery ranch assault pack later on down the line. Im just a beginner right now👌🏾

[@gbullock2598]

@@papimaximus95 A friend of mine gave me one of those. I like that it has a striker and whistle with it. I dont carry it cause i dont camp, i just hike. I dont think ill be cutting any wood🤣

[@gbullock2598]

@@papimaximus95 My edc is a gerber evo serrated. I might save up to get a benchmade at some point, but a $15 gerber is not bad👌🏾

[@gbullock2598]

@@papimaximus95 Cool. Yea, with this pandemic i had to find something to do where i wont be harassed about a mask, hiking👌🏾

[@sifusasdo2314]

Cool Video 👍 Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍

[@gideonstactical]

For sure

[@chriscon8463]

Man, you carry a lot of camera equipment! I guess I never appreciated what you carry to make these videos. Thanks!

[@gideonstactical]

Ya it’s a beast if I am taking Canon M50, mics, spare batteries gopros, and tripods. If I’m doing a long strenuous hike I try to just do go pros. That drops the weight by about 10 pounds. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@chriscon8463]

@@gideonstactical Thanks for making great content!

[@damonharrington2948]

Nice video. Sent to my hiking wife. May get her the 25L pack for her bday.

[@alanrice39]

Great video. Alan R

[@thesolderingbot4718]

Hey bro, I just bought the coulee 25 backpack, same as you, its shipping soon and im excited

[@Mapleaple]

I saw 3 blades and heavy gloves in 1 daypack. Had to see why someone needs that. Never seen that before unless you are a classic bushcrafter hiker.

[@Tali-Khammael]

I'm hill people gear all the way. I have mystery ranch but I love how hill people gear is USA made with that one of a kind harness system.

[@mattbrennan8088]

awesome, liked every bit of this video

[@adamwilson6037]

Can you do a video on ankr battery chargers. Our the kind you recommend. As always love the video.

[@qui-gone]

great video as usual. I would add a multitool for the pliers. Not an essential for day hikes, but you never know!

[@lanaholmes7098]

I carry a Leatherman wave daily..

[@qui-gone]

@@lanaholmes7098 wave for me for hikes. For urban EDC I'm fine with skeletool CX + PM2 + Tops CUT4.0

[@joshuareed3999]

I didn't know what I was buying when I got it, but I have had a wave for years now. Awesome multi-tool!

[@WarGrrl3]

Tried looking 'everywhere' for that small ferro rod that has a cover. When you get a chance please let me know what brand and/or where I can get one? Thanks for all your helpful vids. Be Blessed

[@genewood756]

Have you done a video on foot ware for the trails? Like to know what you use.

[@gideonstactical]

Yes my last video was about the footwear I’ve been using and plan on using to kick off summer. One of the ones that impressed me the most is the Merrell nova series.

[@ElAmazingGaston]

There Is a cut hose from source that comes with a Water filter intigrated. You full your blader and you suck it throug the filter así you go :) it comes with a sawer mini :D

[@JV44HeinzBar]

I'm surprised you haven't tried Gransfors Bruks axe. I have both the Outdoor axe & the Hunter's Axe. If I'm a long, overnight hike, I carry the Hunter's axe. For a day trip, I carry the Outdoor Axe. This has replaced my heavy knife. I can do so many things with this small axe, combined with the laplander. I use a leatherman multitool, I forget the model, for my pocket knife. The Outdoor Axe is small enough that you can use it to make spoons, split kindling, use as a knife, and so many other options. As a side note, I still prefer the Scree 32 over the latest Mystery Ranch offerings. With that said, I love your reviews and hope to see more in the future. I would love to see an extended, overnight gear & supply review. As reference, I work as a wildlife biologist for a state agency. There are times where spending the night out in the wild is the only option.

[@dannynimmo3052]

I like the pack, better then the dyneema stuff I've been buying. I have everything dyneema, pack weight 13lb. I even made my own fixed blade knife out of titanium, pain in the ass to sharpen but I wouldn't have a 13lb pack if I hadn't addressed everything. I might take the weight penalty for the more functional pack. I'll be looking at it, thanks for the info.

[@casualcamping3776]

I love me some Buck 110....

[@Tali-Khammael]

Can I ask please what injury ur friend got that he needed the tourniquet? That's so scary..and I keep meaning to buy a couple. But thru ur channel I see a lot of ur camping and hiking environment and it shocked me to think what cud of happened that it wud be that serious. It wud help me be aware of how serious injuries there can be from just hiking and camping so I can be better ready myself and prepared. Bleeding out is a terrifying event. I'm so glad ur friend had u.

[@YuqingChan]

good video; it made my final purchasing decision

[@logantodd6674]

I would want to see a video on the bandana, the different uses, quality, prices etc. I’m debating weather it’s not do get one.

[@blacksquirrel4008]

Get a few, try to find a thick one but any will do, they’re cheap. Wash them and they get softer. Carry them around and the uses become obvious: Neck protection, wash cloth, table cloth, drying towel, tourniquet, etc., etc.

[@jamesonsnow782]

I like to lay it out as a little tablecloth for lunch, or a napkin, or towel

[@adnanmaharaj324]

Still Rocking the BANDANA!!!! Love it. God Bless America!!!!!

[@1xayekim]

Shelter? Comms? Navigation ? Trail food / snacks ? Do you run maps ? GPS ? A good quality small tarp is a great investment. Garmin Inreach , a good investment , GPS watches etc. Just curious what you run.

[@johnjackson374]

I love watching your channel. Very informative. I’m just starting out hiking and backpacking. I bought an Osprey Kestrel 38L. But I’m thinking I want to get something smaller for a day hike. I’m digging that Mystery Ranch What do you thinks out an Osprey Talon?

[@gideonstactical]

Talon is a sweet pack my buddy has one and he seems really like it. Thanks for the compliment really glad you enjoyed the contact on the channel.

[@sheltermonkey6065]

Pack choice is so personal that you just have to try a pack and see if you like it. Osprey does stand behind their warranty.

[@stever5620]

thanks for the video, just re-watched it. Question: How do you choose to carry your EDC 'go bang' device when you are using a backpack like you show in this video?

[@Elmatt13]

The best channel for preparation for day hiking and all outdoors. I just came back from a day hike and wanted to revaluate my bag set up and items to bring and items to leave behind. Thanks to you, I will consolidate what I carry. The items of you show like the knives and especially the smaller packs were great to see and made me realize an area I hadn't considered until seeing this. Will be watching this again for anything I may have missed. As always, many thanks for making sure day hikes remain just a day hike.

[@kichwatembo6551]

Gigerrig bladders are dank

[@fritzd2116]

I like the looks of that Finnish knife of yours. Not at all familiar with the brand-gonna have to do some ‘research.’ 😎

[@HOMETHEATERBOY]

Live out here in Arizona do you wanna do an awesome trail that’s really hard it’s called flatiron superstition Mountains. Really good video thank you

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Good kit

[@randolphtiangco6239]

Pistol, power bars, emergency blanket, road flares,signalling mirror, duct tape, extra socks and/or sandals

[@dachmura0707]

Just a suggestion, using AA or AAA Lithium batteries for your powered devices is significantly better than alkaline. And especially with lithium, no more battery leaks ruining your gear. Vastly better temperature range, more power & lighter weight. It’s all I use now.

[@sheltermonkey6065]

I try to keep alkaline batteries out of my house because they corrode and leak so quickly here.

[@saleen692]

This coulee 40 is close to like a weekend pack

[@bobwampler3387]

Excellent 👍👍

[@marklake7749]

Could you dod a review on the buck pursuit pro fixed blade knife?

[@gumbi8989]

I simply could not get my mystery ranch Ravine pack to fit good. Miles in the hike, it started killing my shoulders. I hear nothing but good about Mystery ranch though.

[@johnp1839]

Is the Coulee 40 hip-belt considerably more comfortable than the Scree 32?

[@jonnyboat2]

Your back pack looks like an Eberlestock Switchblade.

[@guillermosalas2267]

What about Your Jacket? And pouch 1 and 2 those were both maxpedition? Cool video ,really liked it.

[@gideonstactical]

Outdoor research Ferrosi hoodie, I love it and have a few videos on them. Vanquest organizer sabra pouch

[@davidlack3230]

What outdoor research jacket is that? I like it.

[@thurindot7384]

Any chance to get a link or name of that SABA-Gear pouch you keep your Survival Kit in !? Cant find it anywhere.

[@grimbo73]

do you carry Moleskin in your medkit? and also do you use electrolyte tablets like Nuun for your hikes?

[@pj4864]

I'm getting ready for a 4 to 5 hour hike. Would you suggest this pack or the slimmer for a North Carolina park hike.

[@gideonstactical]

Just depends on how much gear especially camera equipment you’re taking with you. I use this larger pack because I’m a videographer and take multiple gear items with me. If you’re trying to go fast with a light day hike I would look at the mystery ranch Coulee 25. Same design just smaller

[@thomasding6993]

Excellent

[@johnp1839]

Would you recommend the MR Coulee packs over the Scree-32?

[@peterjones4180]

-This guy knows good gear when he sees it Source bladders and Mystery Ranch packs are highly effective and rugged products.

[@gideonstactical]

Thank you Peter!

[@peterjones4180]

@@gideonstactical No problem, are you ex military ? , you seem to have a diggers eye for gear. I am ex RAAC myself.

[@kyip-chuck]

I've been looking at the Gerber Strongarm fixed blade, and watched your reviews of it. Curious whats your opinion about the strongarm in 2021? Still worth getting or are there better fixed blades at same price now? Looking for solid fixed blade for hiking/camping/survival (well rounded) . Came across your channel recently and love your reviews.

[@gideonstactical]

I actually plan on doing a revisit soon. Still a great bombproof knife, but at $70 there are some other good options out there to consider like the Ka-Bar Turok or Mora Garberg, Ka-Bar BK 18

[@snoxpro]

What is the outdoor research jacket your wearing?

[@PrattMadeThat]

Where do they sell the Mystery Ranch Backpacks in that forest color? Everywhere I look I only see black and lizard.

[@ScottenJonesVideo]

What is the fire steel, I like the size but couldn’t find it in your links.

[@ggtaruc2578]

Forgetting to mention that the Coulle weighs almost double other backpacks

[@gideonstactical]

Not other 40L packs that are heavy over built.

[@svzgditeam5919]

how is the size of the pack? is it good for people for sizes 1.90m?

[@concernedcitizen2898]

Was that Glass Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado? 6:48

[@markklis6875]

That was a Great informative video! Your advice is spot on, and shows your experience in the back country. All done in a 23 min. video is impressive. Keep up the Great work and I look forward to all your videos.🙏🏻🇺🇸👍

[@peterschmidt6754]

Thanks for you videos, they are always helpful. I have one "however" which is this: I'm not made of money! I don't have hundreds of dollars to drop on a "day pack". I believe a lot of viewers would benefit from evals on a number of moderately priced packs and bags under the one hundred dollar mark. Just saying. Thanks.

[@gideonstactical]

Ya Peter I appreciate the feed back. Alps, Kelty, Mountainsmith, and osprey have a few good ones to choose from.

[@mikesoult]

Where did u find the cup?

[@davidlack3230]

What outdoor research jacket is that ?

[@bonz4u1]

What model Outdoor Research jacket are you wearing?

[@Vimppy]

This is great! What about bear protection? No firearms or bear spray?

[@gideonstactical]

Update coming soon and will have that in the updated video for 2022.

[@randyyeager]

The Rokka knife is 80CrV2. Same steel as used in the Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110 , but the Rokka is over twice the price, and comes with that ugly sheath. The Jääkäripuukko comes with a nice leather sheath.

[@OldPackMule]

Ok, you mentioned it. Now tell us the story of using the Swat-T tourniquet.

[@casualcamping3776]

Yes please

[@Abiotisk]

+1

[@deeboo1122]

He told it before..His buddy got a bad contusion that wouldnt stop bleeding,..he wrapped him up with the swat and got him to a hospital. .The Dr told the guy,..if Aaron didnt wrap u up,...u would of lost ur limb from loss of blood.

[@PaulJMaragni]

Gerber Infantry LMS II fixed blade

[@PaulJMaragni]

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[@stuartknight2174]

Hi Aron, that survival pouch ? How do you spell soba sobar ?? and can’t find it anywhere do you have a link please ?

[@MichaelE.Douroux]

Not to familiar with these things, but was wondering why it was necessary to leash your dog out on the trail?

[@samooo6100]

What is the official color of that Mystery Ranch Bag? For some reason I am having trouble finding the same color online.

[@outdooroutpost6061]

I’ve had so much mystery ranch gear and it’s quality has decreased over the years. They still charge American prices for goods still made out of the country. I had my eye on this pack for a while but unfortunately I think I’m going with kifaru

[@joshwebb4442]

Kifaru is fantastic, I use the e&e pack with the upgraded straps

[@outdooroutpost6061]

@@joshwebb4442 yea I believe it. Mystery ranch isn’t bad but I do believe they’re taking advantage of their past success and selling a cheaper product now.

[@paulchristiansen7014]

@@outdooroutpost6061 read that too about them myself, my late cousin got me a mid full military med style kit for me..it's bulky though and been thinking about a smaller setup to use...

[@jamescrowl4289]

What trail is that?