What to pack for a multi day hike & how to pack a backpack for camping

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Total bag weight: about 30lbs with water
I say two days one night, but add a couple more dehydrated meals and this is all you need to be in the backcountry for as long as you can last :)
HIKING & CAMPING GEAR I MENTIONED
0:00 Intro
0:30 Gregory Jade 63L Pack www.mec.ca/en/product/5063-37...
1:00 Water Reservoir 3L amzn.to/3JcSNYZ
1:20 Sleeping Bag: Marmot Ouray 0f/-18c bit.ly/3Q3uikb
1:50 Sea to Summit Event Compression Dry Sack, Large 20L amzn.to/42ewb2X
1:58 Clothing
Sports Bra Top amzn.to/3Fmvn2k
Amazon Zip Up Fleece Mid Layer amzn.to/3Fmvn2k
4:05 MSR Hubba Hubba NX 2 Person Tent bit.ly/hubba-hubba-mec
4:28 Tent Footprint 2 Person amzn.to/3TlMrv5
4:37 Sleeping Pad: Nemo Tensor Insulated bit.ly/3WBwrGh
4:53 Nemo Fillo Elite Ultralight Pillow bit.ly/fillo-pillow-frontenac
5:10 Toiletries
Sea to Summit Wilderness Wash www.mec.ca/en/product/6003-73...
5:49 Food & Cook System
Coffee Silicone Pour Over amzn.to/3ljwDwd
Kuju Pour Over Coffee
Stasher Bags (Sandwich and snack size)
Extra Long Spork amzn.to/3Fmvn2k
7:42 First-Aid
Leukotape amzn.to/3l9uKlK
8:50 Anker 325 Power Bank 20000mAh amzn.to/42nCa5V
9:13 Headlamps (2 pack) amzn.to/3LltWF2
9:26 GSI Mug
9:36 Outside of Pack
Katadyn BeFree 1L Water Filter amzn.to/3ZJrBbf
Glowscreen Sunscreen
Kula Cloth bit.ly/kula-cloth
Bucket Hat amzn.to/3Fmvn2k
Sit Pad - Nemo Chipper bit.ly/sit-pad-mec
Not mentioned, optional adds
Baffin Cush Booty Slippers bit.ly/cush-booty-baffin
Closed Cell Foam Sleeping Pad bit.ly/mec-switchback-sleepin...
Hot Poc Hand Warmers www.hotpoc.ca/en/product/case...
CAMERA GEAR
Compact Tripod amzn.to/3Fmvn2k
iPhone 14 Pro Max
iPhone 12 (yes, I use two)
DOG CAMPING GEAR
Dog Jacket - Hurttaa Expedition Parka bit.ly/hurttaa
Dog Jacket - Ruffwear Fleece Jacket - Fernie bit.ly/ruffwear-fleece
Water Dish - Ruffwear Bivy Bowl bit.ly/ruffwear-water-bivy
Dog Sleeping Bag amzn.to/3YntRnh
Dog Inflatable Sleeping Pad amzn.to/3ms0V09
Musher's Secret Dog Paw Protection amzn.to/3KXxaOO
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How to pack a hiking backpack and a camping essentials list. All the gear I pack for a multi-day overnight hike.
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[@rubbercheck72]

Spruce gum works fantastic on cuts, wounds, etc. It's an antiseptic, helps healing, natural and seals the wound.

[@samiam3297]

Was waiting for the super glue...works better than band aids or dressing and behaves as stitches for deeper cuts (stuff happens - glued together a finger tip that another hiker cut apart like butter [2 distinct flaps] she had one sharp knife no doubt...6 months later finger fully functional scar not even noticed) stings for blisters but works like a champ for miles and sweat won't peel it off. Happy hiking. Stay safe out there. Oh almost forgot and Duct Tape...things break and the stuff works like a champ even in pouring rain ⛈️⛈️⛈️ 😉

[@Im_With_Stupid]

I have a Trekology pillow that's hard as a rock if you blow it all the way up and too flat if you don't. What I did was cut a piece of 1" memory foam and stuck it in there and now I just blow it up about halfway. Feels much more like a real pillow and the memory foam smashes flat for storage, but I don't keep it in the little bag. I just lay it flat either on the bottom of my pack or in the sleeping bag compartment depending on what pack I'm using.

[@kakarikiIck]

Hey just found your channel today on q shorts feed. Really like your content, and this video was very good as i learned about proper weight distribution in my pack. So thank you all the best from the 🇬🇧

[@Systems_Scholar]

Great video, very informative and helpful.

[@JudyWebring-Reynolds]

Thank you for this. I’ve been practicing packing and carrying my 60L pack on local trails here in the PNW. I felt like I was taking too much, but seeing what you do, I think I’m good. I’ve tried so many tent packing configurations and I actually like doing exactly what you do 😊. You rock, thanks for sharing!

[@MadisonClysdalee]

All gear is linked in the description ☝🏼. Tell me, is there anything you bring that I didn’t mention?!

[@HighlyOpinionated108]

Hey! What brand are the hiking pants ?

[@MadisonClysdalee]

@@HighlyOpinionated108 Fjallraven Keb trousers

[@monjag.8766]

Helpful video, thank you! Would be interested to check out the tripod. It has the wrong link though.

[@katelynnoutloud]

Hi, I was interested in the tripod you use but the link actually takes you to the spork on amazon, not the tripod. Could you possibly update the link? Thanks!

[@GoDeep-gn3hf]

I've been trying to figure that out also. @@HighlyOpinionated108

[@Hazel6778]

Love ur videos ❤

[@michaelbortoft8053]

Hello from the U.K. very informative video. Thank you. 🐾🇬🇧

[@ShorTube640]

I love your Gear...

[@neilrooze925]

Have almost the exact same stuff, exept for the tent i use the MSR Hubba tour 2 which gives extra storing space!

[@MadisonClysdalee]

We must be doing something right then 🤙

[@thomasfrancescutti4799]

Would love to see a video on your car to use it for camping and also how you pack things in it!

[@erickaufman9087]

Hey! Just found your channel and love your videos. I just recently got into solo backpacking after years of of remote 4x4 camping. This was a great video I wish I had seen when I started. Solid advice. I'm curious what your pack weight comes in at. Also, I'm gonna do some research and may have to try that Katadyn filter. I'm not a fan of the the Sawyer I have now. Thanks for sharing your adventures and keep on trekking!

[@vanessajayne7465]

Love the content! I am new to Canada. Can you please do a video on how to store food in the back country?

[@tuffymcfukleby]

Very in depth video. Thanks. I want to start a similar video series. How'd you get started?

[@lifeafterjess8872]

You're Awesome!

[@Joshuanhill]

What were the lightweight hiking pants?

[@alexandervercraeye1274]

Hey, very helpful video! I'm looking to buy a tent and so for the msr hubba hubba seems a great tent, but I was wondering how your experience has been with the tent?

[@thistle.thieves]

Would love to see a bear bin/bear country video! 👀🩶 Also love all your videos. Thanks so much for sharing gear info. Im still learning lots and you help me stay inspired to get out there any chance i get ☺️

[@RJT80]

Might consider adding a tourniquet to your first aid kit if you don't have one. Hard to tell if you have one in that first aid kit. Also a SWAT-T tourniquet for your dog as the windless type of TQ designed for humans wont work on a dogs leg in most circumstances. I had a buddy fall off the side of a mountain and while he survived (barely) a TQ would have made things much easier. Wasn't arterial but we still struggled to stop the bleeding in his leg through pressure alone. Space blanket (mylar) as well. Even in warm/hot weather injuries suck the warmth out of you and helps bring on shock. We didn't even have a sleeping pad for him to lay on. The ground of early summer sucked all the warmth out of him and he went through major hypothermia procedures in hospital after a helicopter finally picked him up. It was a day trip and we cut corner that I dont anymore. It's hard to tell what you have so I don't mean to be preachy. Happy trails.

[@travisthebrick8928]

Coffee grinds keeps the bugs away sprinkle around your tent in the bug season!

[@SparkyOne549]

Can’t do that in bear country.

[@irinaroche9578]

Would love to know how to pack food in a bear bin/in bear country! Also how high do you try to hang your food bag? One thing I always pack, even in the summer, is a toque! I find I lose a lot of heat from my head as I am sleeping and wearing my toque when I sleep helps a ton! Love the video thanks

[@MadisonClysdalee]

As high as you can get it with safely getting it down 😅. Thanks so much for sharing. I will have to create a video on this.

[@danielsingh9415]

Higher than a bear can reach, 12+ feet, 6+ feet away from both the trunk, and off from the branch. Check out the bear hang PCT style 👍

[@JosephDawson1986]

​@@MadisonClysdaleeyou forgot the most important part and that is that it is hung away from where you are set up for camping

[@AlmadenJeff]

Depending on where you are backpacking, you'll need to research the parks, and forest areas you will be in. Out where I am, it's common to have national parks and forests have approved bear canisters/bags that must be used. Seems like most are requiring canisters which are left on the ground not close to one's camping site.

[@alexwoodring3328]

blessss

[@CircusStellaShow]

Loved the video! Friendly heads up, some of your links are wrong. Both the tank top and the mid layer links go to the spork, lol :)

[@SalPane1224]

Very expert, 👍

[@taralopez5275]

There’s this great shelf where you leave all of your gear. It’s in another video. Where did you buy it?

[@brandonfeenstra2035]

Chapstick has exited the chat lol

[@lydiaherzing4344]

Where’s the link for the pants!

[@hans40340]

What are the pants that you use? The green one? They look super comfortable!!

[@khalidtoudali6347]

❤

[@ninjasquid2829]

you should come to Australia to go camping

[@tanimowo]

it rly does pay off to get high quality stuff up front im only poor once!! then the gear lasts 4eva

[@MadisonClysdalee]

Exactly! I really didn’t want to buy something twice and spend more money in the long run 😅 and end up with two stoves or something like that

[@skumpy754]

how many chips would you recommend taking on a single trip. and would you take more for your hamster?

[@miscellaneouscell]

Hi hi! Where did you get those green hiking pants? What brand are they?

[@10xZ00M]

Madison gives the brand in a reply to her comment, two back from yours.

[@jiblyjably]

I really am not a big fan of my Tensor pad. Ive used some of my friends Big Agnes pads and they are so much more comfortable

[@ceebee1461]

Where are these trousers from?

[@808cupcakes]

I need friends that are down to explore the outdoors with me 😅

[@Astringent99]

What was the total weight with all the stuff. I am always worried about more weight as it tires me up soon.

[@jamescline9973]

In the summer you can go much lighter than Madison does. I suggest a book by Ray Jardine called Beyond Backpacking. You can get a one pound tent and a one pound sleeping bag. Then you can use a lighter pack, because you aren't carrying so much stuff. Madison is very strong, and carrying this pack makes her even stronger.

[@aznrt4x]

Where are the hiking pants from?

[@Im_With_Stupid]

I believe they're Fjallraven Keb trousers.

[@goldenyogis]

Do you know how much your pack weighs with that gear?

[@crappymeal]

100kg

[@Pax.Britannica]

Don't know where to put the seat pad? Top flap it. Don't know where to put the car? Top flap it. Top flapping never goes wrong 😂

[@larryhunter8245]

Do yuo follow Miranda in Wild? She uses lots of he same things you do.

[@Mo-LoveMeForever]

Now… Let’s see how you walk a few miles 😂

[@MrAvidOutdoorsman]

If you stop using the chapstick, your lips will heal and return to moisturizing themselves after some time. That chapstick is designed to make you have to keep using it.

[@taylor-cs3py]

Can you re link the bucket hat? The link sends you to the fork not hat. Plz :)

[@markcummings6856]

Wait, wait, wa, stop the horses! Water weighs 2.2 lbs ( 1 kilo ) per liter. No one carries that much water at a time, and not inside your pack when you don’t know how much is left at any given time. Common practice nowadays is 1-2 liters in separate bottles. One should know their water sources (map) and you fill up and replenish as you hike.

[@HolahkuTaigiTWFormosanDiplomat]

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[@julesl6910]

This video is 12 minutes but it felt like 2 hours and I was thinking jesus how am I going to do this, but yeah 12 minutes lol