The BEST of 2024 camping gadgets

[@sundaymorninghikes6275]

Good info, Jeremiah! One of my favorite gadgets is the pocket bellows - sometimes campfires need a little nudge.

[@JeremiahStringer]

Good call!

[@Winnie122459]

Great informational video!

[@JeremiahStringer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Andrew_2218]

Been 2 months since the last vid! I’ve been going back to watch old videos wondering when your next one was coming out. Can’t wait for the next trail vlogs.

[@JeremiahStringer]

I’m currently working on my Camino videos

[@bukketkid2567]

I got the modle in an outdoor mystery box. I love it, wear it everyday around my wrist as a just-in-case at work. Gifted one to my bros pop in-law, he digs it too 😊

[@JeremiahStringer]

I use them every trip

[@ShavanoOutdoors]

Awesome video! I've never seen any other backpacking KZbinr talk about these. I especially liked the Gerber ComplEAT. Thanks!

[@JeremiahStringer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@WoodAllTrails]

Gas saver is awesome!!! I use it to transfer from my big cans to the small one I use backpacking!!! Great video, buddy!!!

[@JeremiahStringer]

Right on

[@BackpackingwithBuckley]

That glove looks delicious.

[@JeremiahStringer]

It was!

[@spencerdavis3995]

You’re back! Awesome video

[@JeremiahStringer]

Yes! Thank you!

[@deborahhill3105]

Gotta say the Flextail pump is pretty sweet.

[@JeremiahStringer]

For sure

[@JakeLewis02]

Dude, great video! Short and to the point. All good items.

[@JeremiahStringer]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@lochby]

Amazing video! Great kit!

[@JeremiahStringer]

Thanks so much!

[@DragonRoams]

Solid choices here we finally got one of the transfer valves its such a game changer. A Firebiner is a go to for me. Dragonsnare from Hemlock Mountain Outdoors is my choice water bottle holder. I've also used it to hang my pack and to gravity filter.

[@JeremiahStringer]

They are awesome

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

Always new gadgets to consider for a more rewarding adventure...

[@JeremiahStringer]

You got that right!

[@sameeralazawee7524]

Thank you

[@JeremiahStringer]

You're welcome

[@Doc_Watson]

Gadgets I like to have on the trail: UCO mini candle lantern - great for solo camping when you don't want to take the time for a campfire. Uses an inexpensive readily available tealight candle. PIC outdoor Mosquito coils and the Off Coil carry case. Similar chemicals as the propane or electric bug repellent devices but under $2 for 4 refills. Groundcloth - it's a footmat under the hammock, a place to put your things on as you unpack/pack, a wind breaker for your backpacking chair if it's mostly mesh, a sitpad on a wet trail, a picnic blanket, etc. Spike table - similar to Schwarze Biene, but DIY. Great table next to backpacking chair or hammock. For cooking or your 'campfire juice' cup. Nite-Ize Micro Lantern (Rechargable or battery operated depending on model) Inexpensive and just enough light for the hammock ridgeline or inside a tent. Small enough to back inside your tent or hammock. Fozzils Snapfold bowl - can be used as a cutting board or as a bowl. Better than eating out of a backpacking meal pouch, easy to clean and takes up no room in your pack when flattened. Sea to Summit Airlite Towel (medium): 20x39" under 2oz., under 3"x2" folded - packs small but big enough to dry off with if you take a dip or give yourself a sponge bath. Soaks up a lot of water, great for wiping up condensation. Wring it out and then continue drying. excellent towel

[@JeremiahStringer]

I like the idea of the lanterns, instead of having to spray bug spray on me. One of my friends has a spike table. I don’t know if I like it or not.

[@themunrobagger]

Some great kit there 👌

[@JeremiahStringer]

Thank you very much

[@KrizAkoni]

Tongs…now why don’t I have these…👀 Nice mention of Sr. Hiker 77!

[@JeremiahStringer]

Sure thing

[@Hikealittle65]

Always enjoy your vids especially one where your out on trail. Iknow your busy being a teacher and not able to put out as many vids but i enjoy the ones you do put out. Just wondering if you have a trip planned for this summer like last year? Backpack on my friend😊😊

[@JeremiahStringer]

We have a baby due in July so I’m gonna try to do some hiking in June but nothing big like last summer

[@Hikealittle65]

Congratulation to you both you'll make great parents🥰

[@JeremiahStringer]

@@Hikealittle65 thank you so much! I could be looking forward to it more 😊

[@IceBearHalfwayPoint]

I love the CNOC bags. Will y'all be at Trail Days this year?

[@JeremiahStringer]

I can’t make it this year. Our school has graduation.

[@cwesley2005]

I want that green poop bag!

[@JeremiahStringer]

You can buy one at Hilltop Packs

[@wario8373]

theres a massive spider on your pack @1:50

[@JeremiahStringer]

Almost got me

[@MrTimmyGT]

Who dis?

[@JeremiahStringer]

We in here

[@TheMazkon]

Forest? Forest Gump! Is that you??

[@JeremiahStringer]

Lol isn’t he from Alabama? I’m Kentucky

[@standingbear998]

I use knowledge, skills and tools, not gadgets and gimmicks made for shopping hobbiest.

[@JeremiahStringer]

I like to do both. They aren’t mutually exclusive

[@RC-qf3mp]

Not taking advice from a guy who hikes with a chair! 😂

[@rayretz362]

L

[@JeremiahStringer]

That’s hilarious lol

[@ConnorRichardson-ce6gw]

You don't know what you're missing

[@RC-qf3mp]

@@ConnorRichardson-ce6gw i know exactly what I’m missing - the weight, volume, cost and inconvenience of carrying a chair.

[@ConnorRichardson-ce6gw]

@@RC-qf3mp modern ultra light chairs weight next to nothing and the recovery it gives you when you get to camp is well worth it in my opinion, mabey you just don't cover the miles to make that a necessity tho :)