15 AFFORDABLE CAMPING PRODUCTS WE GOT ON AMAZON AND LOVE!

[@WhereWeWild]

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[@cregp72]

Hey a trick on the headlamps is if you pull it down around your neck when interacting with others around camp helps keeping the light out of others eyes as well

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice 👍🏽😎 You can also strap them on a big jug or bottle of water pointing the light towards it and it lights all the water up like a lantern 😃🤙🏽 You might know that one already haha but, still cool 💡😁

[@captdramamine]

Also, wear it around you neck while sleeping so you don't lose it when you need to get up in the middle of the night to feed the fire or water a tree.

[@ztkrx]

l rock the red light while at camp with others

[@carloscalvo9567]

Mine have a strap that goes down the middle of your head 😓 I guess now I gotta make a trip to REI and replace them…shucks 😉

[@theresabu3000]

You can also hold it in your hand like a normal lantern one. For quick trips I wrap it around my wrist. Headlamps are much more flexible in use.

[@pattidoyle5102]

I have that fan and I love it! It doesn’t just cool us off, we set it near our meal and it keeps blowing bugs away so we can eat in peace.

[@WhereWeWild]

Lol nice that’s awesome! 😃🤙🏽

[@OutdoorQuests]

15 awesome camping accessories! I've migrated from old school primitive camping, to glancing with the family, and am now getting back into a simpler camping lifestyle. Some cool items here I need to pickup! Thanks for sharing! -Cody

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! Yeah this stuff is pretty sweet 😊🤙🏽 Haha there is a time and place for each style of camping ya know, super fun sometimes just to backpack out there with as little as possible saving weight and using your survival skills, other times it’s nice to bring the kitchen sink and just have the whole family be as comfortable as possible.😊 Thanks for watching Cody! 👊🏽

[@pdxRoberge]

Yo, she loves you. Don't ever break up with her.

[@OKLynnie]

Make sure your white sage is ethically sourced. Some areas are being over harvested, which is why it's harder to find.

[@digitalcanvas4444]

Awesome, you guys. My wife and I are taking our 1st camping trip in a few weeks and we are binging your videos. Very informative and your chemistry together is so nice to see. Well done. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge!

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice!!!! 😃😃😃 Awe thanks so much for the nice comment we really appreciate it and are stoked you’re enjoying the content! ☺️🤙🏽 Have fun on the trip!!!!

[@merica4realz630]

They are the best for tips and recommendations and tgey always share links on Amazon! You guys have been our guide to getting into camping! Lol My husband and I pretty much bought all your recommendations and boom 💥 we were ready! Camped twice this year 😊

[@kristymoore7052]

Nice tips. One for the older folks…that pillow, which I use for backpacking also make an awesome adjustable lumbar support when needed.

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks 😊 And nice! Haha yeah that thing has multiple uses for sure! Love it. 😁🤙🏽

[@margaretharris65]

Just subscribed today!! Thanks for the information. I’m 71 years old and can’t quite carry as much weight as I once did. I’ll be following your videos and sharing them with other “old-timers” like myself. Thanks again! Maggie from Nevada

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy the videos! Thanks for watching ☺️

[@andrewramos2569]

beautiful couple , very hard to find a partner that’s supported with each other and loves to fish 🎣 that’s a plus .

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks so much! Such a nice comment. 👊🏽☺️ Yeah it’s really really cool to spend that time out there together sharing the same goal and excitement, and the same beautiful views and sounds of the environment. 🌅 Really sweet to see her catch some nice fish too! She’s getting good! 😍🎣😁🤙🏽 Thanks again for the comment we really appreciate it and thanks for watching the vids! Hope you enjoy them. 😊

[@TNBushcrafter]

I've had that mini rocket stove probably for 15 years. When it was around 6 bucks. I have bought another set with the conversion adapter, feet, and pouch from walmart for about 12 bucks. Its just a backup, in case. My 2 absolute favorites out of about 15 coffee making contraptions are the gsi mesh net thing and the aeropress. Now with the aeropress having all the aftermarket stuff like the "espresso" adapter, storage cap, and k cup adapter its even more versatile. They are both soo easy to clean too. Another staple I love is the ohuhu gasifier stove. Can use solid fuel, sticks, and alcohol burner along with other options. A lot of my camping gear I've had since hiking sections of the AT yearly back over 30 years ago. I do have a sawyer mini and a steripen, but the katydyn hiker pro has served me well for around 35 yrs.

[@WhereWeWild]

Awesome!!! 👊🏽😃 Yeah we recently did a video on that aeropress comparing it to the French press and we were very aero-impressed! 😂🤙🏽

[@tammypior446]

This is so helpful! 😃We're retired & just now getting our "camping arsenal" put together. Definitely checking out your links 👍

[@WhereWeWild]

Awesome! So glad the videos are helping you out! Hope you have so much fun! 😊 Thanks for watching!

[@bushcraftcreationsbykristi2590]

You need a Mora. They can take a beating. Such a seriously great multifunctional knife. For showers, I got a drop in pump rechargeable from Amazon and use it in combination with the bag. Put water in bag to heat up a bit, use camp stove to boil water if needed to adjust temp in a 5 gallon bucket, drop pump in and take a nice hot shower. I’ve taken a 5 minute shower every day all week on one charge. It’s a necessity!!

[@WhereWeWild]

Morakniv??? Was just looking at those the other day! 😃 Maybe I’ll have to grab one to add to the collection! 😂 And sweet! 🚿😎🤙🏽

[@master6676]

Just sgaring, My stanley french press has seen over 700 pots made, it is not glass and use it to make larger meals for 2. I use it daily in my semi truck and have one on standby just in case I ever need it. 😂

[@WhereWeWild]

Right on! 👊🏽😎🤙🏽

[@tennesseeterri]

I think I saw the Stanley French press at Walmart

[@angelatbluehairedsudios8106]

I know im late to the party... I like the pour over coffee device. Much lighter, nothing to break and delicious coffee. Im about to FT mini van life. Thanks for your suggestion!

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice 😊

[@melissacummings2228]

Me and my husband just got into Camping. I was looking up camping videos and came across this video very helpful thank you so much. Yall are a beautiful couple as well 😊

[@WhereWeWild]

Awesome! We have a bunch of camping videos like this that might really help you out! 😃🤙🏽 And awe thanks so much that’s so sweet! 😍☺️

[@melissacummings2228]

@WhereWeWild I will definitely binge watch tonight and yall are so very welcome have a blessed night 😁

[@WhereWeWild]

@@melissacummings2228 Hope you enjoy them! And thanks so much you too! ☺️

[@yonikki]

I'd like to add a necessity when camping with children. We have 6! 😮 Bring a rubber door mat for tent entry so dirty shoes don't transfer mud/sand into sleeping area. Just rinse it off or shake it out each morning to "reset." Lol

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice 😊🤙🏽

[@1pilchard]

Use the rubber floor mat in your car

[@barbshubert9667]

Great video to help get started. How I’m camping dictates what I bring. Glamping…2-3 different stoves 😂 My fire poker is an old golf club. An iron with the rubber handle. Club head never burns and the handle never gets hot.

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks hope it helped! 😃 Yeah exactly certain situations allow you to bring way more to play with, others not so much. And hahaha nice! 😃⛳️

[@tennesseeterri]

I like the golf club idea. It would also be good when you are walking around looking for firewood too. Move the wood with your club before you pick it up to avoid snakes.

[@stvticsteve7249]

In the Marines the shovels we called E-tools (entrenching or entrenchment tool I forget which one) and that was hands down the most used item in my pack

[@darrelljanssen588]

Absolutely a great presentation! I saved almost every item in my Amazon list. You described and explained everything so well. Thanks for this.

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! Really appreciate the nice comment! Very glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching ☺️🤙🏽

[@jackvoss5841]

My folding shovels remain at home. I carry a trowel. Not just any trowel. Over the years I’ve broken 5 or 6 trowels that were “just right”. Then, I got ahold of a “horri hkrri”. That’s Japanese for Dig! Dig!. Those trowels weigh much less than a folding shovel, and are as beastly strong. Not quite what a guy would use to fend off a bear - but getting close to it. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice. Always great for backpacking 🤙🏽

[@duvessa2003]

I guess I’m that rare creature who does not love a Spork. Seriously though, I really appreciate what you guys are doing here 🌸

[@WhereWeWild]

Hahahaha 😂😁 I usually prefer the long handle normal spoon personally so don’t feel bad, but the spork is definitely useful sometimes! And thanks so much we really appreciate it! ☺️🤙🏽

[@bairfreedom]

My son and I are going more hard core in our camping. Hiking in and just our packs. First trip as soon as it starts to cool down. So excited!

[@WhereWeWild]

Sweet! Hope you have a great time. 😎🤙🏽

[@drewg2030]

Literally the best camping gear video ive seen!

[@WhereWeWild]

Wow thanks! 👊🏽😃 Really appreciate the nice compliment and really happy you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching. ☺️🤙🏽

[@dorcasowens8521]

I bought an Esbit Alcohol Backpacking Stove and fuel flask and love it. In Texas when we had the ice storm and no power for 6 days, i cooked breakfast and other meals on it. Boiled water also used my pour over funnel/ filter for coffee. It packs flat. It uses 91% alcohol but my favorite fuel is HEET.

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice 😊👍🏽

[@kmhack1964]

Scrubzz waterless washcloths are awesome for camping as well. You can take a bath without having to rinse off

[@WhereWeWild]

Interesting! Have to check those out thanks 😃🤙🏽

[@LittleGhost1979]

New Subscriber here!! I just turned 45. I am in a mental and physical transition (midlife crisis lol) I have decided to do a modern "Walk About" in hopes of clearing the noise in my head and heart. So, I absolutely love your choices for gear! This video showed me everything I was wondering about! I am planning to vlog the whole 10 days and I will pin you do you can see how your suggestions work for others! Thanks again!

[@WhereWeWild]

Hey welcome to the channel thanks for the support we really appreciate it! 😃 Glad you found this one helpful, hope you enjoy the rest of the content as well! Have a fun, safe, and refreshing trip! 😊🤙🏽

[@purpledragondc7532]

Awesome video!! Appreciate your wife, she glows when she looks at you. Ty for posting, stellar products!

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it! 👊🏽😊 Haha awe thanks yeah we appreciate each other very very much. ❤️😊

[@SurvivalSkillsHub-w9r]

"Great tips! For the older folks, that pillow is not only perfect for backpacking but also works as an excellent adjustable lumbar support when needed."

[@WhereWeWild]

They definitely come in handy 😊

[@detailbykasia6613]

Thanks for the video, that is a very good list! So nice to still discover new camping/hiking products! Yesss!! French press is a must for camping coffee 🥳

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! 😃 All this stuff has been really great. We hear good things about the “Aeropress” also for coffee but we haven’t tried it yet because the French press is so good. 🤷🏻‍♂️😁 Thanks so much for the nice comment and for watching! ☺️

[@MissyQ12345]

I use a Melita one-cup coffee maker. It sits on the cup with a coffee filter and coffee in it. Just pour boiling water over. One small piece is all you need. I just heat water in a small electric kettle plugged into my jackery. Easy clean-up.

[@cammage2015]

Love that these are long lasting!! Heads up, moxa (mugwort sticks) keep bugs away, is more widely abundant in nature than sage (more sustainable), and are easy to light and extinguish!

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice thanks for the recommendation we will have to try it out! 😃🤙🏽

[@tracywiegman8030]

Excellent video! Very good choices! I was reminded of some that I already have and a few I don't that I want to add to my collection. I love that you included sage! I never new of or thought of using it to keep bugs away. Thanks! : )

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! 😃🤙🏽

[@noscope2008]

talking about shovels i actually have an old trench digging shovel from my grandfather definitely taking it out of storage for this it also still has a belt and canteen holster lol

[@WhereWeWild]

Cool! 😎🤙🏽

[@livrose3567]

I find the easiest way to have coffee while camping is just to bring a few individual packets of instant coffee powder that already has the milk powder mixed in. Not as tasty as real coffee but functions as a decent morning drink

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice we’ve definitely smashed some instant on certain lightweight trips haha gets it done, it’s just a extra nice and comforting to make some fresh 😊🤙🏽

[@cardona54321]

Stanley does an awesome French press that you can boil the water in and it has a plastic sleeve with filter and spout. Best camping French press and it's practically indestructible! I highly recommend it!

[@WhereWeWild]

It’s linked in the video description 😊🤙🏽

[@pkharper3525]

Great advice on gear to bring, I’m so glad I found your channel, you have a new subscriber. I used to use a French press but probably for the past two years have been doing pour over coffee, I got a collapsible one that’s so light, while cooking on the Coleman stove I use the jet stove to heat up the water for coffee. Love your content and will be watching all the videos I’ve missed. Yes I’m one of those knife people too, but when I go camping I bring the less expensive ones, your right keep it clean and sharp what else do you need. Great couple ❤

[@WhereWeWild]

Awe thanks so much! 😃☺️ Really appreciate the kind words and support. So glad you’re enjoying the channel so far! Think I know the little collapsible cup you mean! If it works well for you that’s awesome! Easy to travel with for sure. And lol nice I actually just got ANOTHER knife yesterday! 🤦🏻‍♂️😂 They’re just fun 🤷🏻‍♂️😃 I definitely try to only really beat up my cheaper ones as well but yup just gotta keep them clean and sharp and they do pretty well! Thanks again and thanks for watching! ☺️🤙🏽

[@Splif128]

There’s also a number of folding chef knives on Amazon for around $20. I’ve made it a must have for my car camping loadout. For a lot of veggies or meat there’s cleaver options as well.

[@WhereWeWild]

Sweet! Yeah I love the folding chef’s knife I found on there it’s been great. Think we showed it in another video. Pretty cool. 😊

[@christophermetz1550]

Great video! Living large in the woods without breaking the bank. Gonna have to pick up a few of those items now I think.

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks man 👊🏽😃 Hahaha nothing too too crazy ya know but… all this stuff comes in handy for sure 😎🤙🏽

[@NothernNate]

Great reviews! also me and my gf love your guy's energy. Epic! 🤘

[@WhereWeWild]

@@NothernNate Thanks! We really appreciate it! Hope you guys enjoy the videos thanks for watching 👊🏽☺️🤙🏽

[@ricci4082]

awesome stuff! going camping/hiking with my 7 year old this weekend! got a few other items for him, smore's, jiffy pop, hot cocoa but trying to keep it light so we can go in and out without a mess.

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice! 😃 Have fun be safe! 🏕️☺️🤙🏽

[@andrewmountcastle7571]

The first four items could be condensed into one item with a jetboil for much less weight and easier to pack! The burner, fuel canister, pot support, French press, and stabilizer can all fit inside certain models like the flash.

[@WhereWeWild]

That is true 😎😊 The only problem is the video title says affordable. Lol and the flash is like $150. 😁 Buying all 4 of the other items would be like $75 so it’s double the price of those. Definitely sweet if you’re looking at more expensive gear, but that just wasn’t the point of this particular video 👊🏽☺️

[@andrewmountcastle7571]

@@WhereWeWild Very true! And the French press kit and pot support are not always included with the Jetboil which adds to the cost. There are some cheaper alternatives to a Jetboil on Amazon such as the Fire Maple but I haven't found another one with a French press other than the Jetboil and I don't have any personal experience with any of those other stoves. Keep on keeping on and happy trails!

[@WhereWeWild]

@@andrewmountcastle7571 Oh yeah? I’d be curious to try those out. And thanks brother you too! 👊🏽😊

[@sidonieburton2448]

Yes on the press, but the thermal ss is the winner, hands down. Won’t break, can get smaller sizes, and keeps your coffee warm longer.

[@WhereWeWild]

What is a thermal ss? 🤔 Like a stainless steel yeti tumbler? Or one of those coffee dispensers they have at convenience stores?

[@Lmiller201]

The stanley french press is great. You dont need a separate kettle and french press. i keep a small stanley cup and camp stove inside it. It can boil up to 20 oz of water. Enough for mountain house meals

[@WhereWeWild]

Absolutely 😊 We actually have that linked in this video description I believe as a higher end option. 😁🤙🏽 They’re a little pricey for this video title haha but great. 😎

[@Feribrat99]

You had me at the Sage. The rest was good enough, but the skeeter smoke is awesome. I am in FL. We DO skeeters. 747 size at times, but the small ones will finish you off faster.

[@WhereWeWild]

Hahaha ugh man they are no fun 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@TexasBarnRats]

This is an excellent demonstration of how different and varied people's needs are for different locations and styles of camping. With the exception of 2 items, every single other one is a terrible and counter-productive item for ME and in MY environment, yet it works so well for THEM in THEIR environment. SO interesting!

[@WhereWeWild]

That IS interesting! 😃

[@kittycato2023]

I only reccomend those propane stoves to experienced campers. I can firsee firest fires everywhere if shtf. If you knock that over your screwed. Only use it if you buy a fire proof pad to put under it or use if you clear the area of leaves.

[@WhereWeWild]

They’re pretty safe actually 😊 We’ve had the wind knock them over a couple times all good nothing happens really cause it’s tightly screwed into the little tank. There are also little plastic bases you can get for the tanks that make them even more stable. But yeah on rock, dirt, sand, picnic tables, decks, haha we have used that thing pretty much everywhere no problems. Definitely always good to be mindful of fire safety though that’s for sure 👍🏽😊

[@Jaden_Rice88]

Planning a big camping trip this spring and this video was very informative and gave me some inspiration for what gear I will need

[@WhereWeWild]

Awesome so glad to hear it! Hope you have a great time! 😊🤙🏽

[@johnwilliams8654]

Those trekology pillows are great. I bring a pillow case that I like to put over it to take it to the next level!

[@WhereWeWild]

Yeah they get it done! 😃 And sweet! They came out with a newer one that actually comes with a decently soft washable pillow case 😊🤙🏽

[@mendyviola]

My most recent that I love is a fire poker that breaks down into 2 pieces for easier storage and transport.

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice 😎😎😎🤙🏽

[@jodyelumbaugh7807]

Hey u guys, good call on that mini stove and pots. I had them b4 u stumbled a cross u guys ans they are crazy handy. Keep it up. Thanks!!

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice! Yeah they’re pretty sweet we’ve gotten a lot of use out of them! Thanks for the nice comment and thanks for watching! 😊🤙🏽

[@thatsnotparanormal6265]

Re. affordable high-quality knives - Opinel, Mora, CRKT, Kershaw. Also, maybe let Jaime talk more?

[@WhereWeWild]

I pretty much have all those brands in my collection. 😂 Got a few Kershaws linked in the description. 😎 And haha ahhh we don’t really script or plan out letting each other talk more or less, we just speak straight from the heart together to get the info across as we think of it in the moment ya know? Sometimes I finish her sentences, sometimes she finishes mine… we just do what we do. 🤷🏻‍♂️😊🤙🏽

[@AlandaGriffin]

Thanks!

[@WhereWeWild]

Awe thanks so much that’s so nice of you! 😃 Happy you enjoyed the video thank you again and thanks for watching we really appreciate it. ☺️🤙🏽

[@evelyndorman5301]

Instant coffee works, too!

[@WhereWeWild]

It does. 😊

[@longrider42]

You should add a Mora knife. They are inexpensive and very durable knives. As for that fan. I carried one when I did a bike ride across Iowa back in 2012, and it was so nice at night to have a breeze blowing on my face. I also carry a shovel, but I got mine from Cold Steel. As for knives, lets just say I've been collecting since the mid 80's and I know have over 50 :)

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice! 👊🏽😃 Haha there are actually a couple Mora knives linked in the description and in our Amazon store! Solid for the price! 😎🤙🏽

[@happysmile1185]

You should keep shovel clean and allow shovel to dry. I have one that is old about 60 years old I oil my tools to keep them alive same tools from military, models and hardware stoves. Old stuff the best. Oh yeh I love knives too.

[@WhereWeWild]

Hahaha yeah we usually try our best to keep everything pretty darn clean too, but for some reason the last time we had used that shovel before this video we must have just forgotten to clean it when we got home from a trip. 😂 Sometimes you get home exhausted, carry everything inside and just want to get everything put away so you can shower and relax, lol and that thing is hidden in the little pouch also so we just missed it. It’s clean currently though! 😁🤙🏽

[@MrPawPaw]

Really nice gear recommendations you two. I am ordering that fan today. It’s a must have in Florida if you don’t have power. I’ve brought 20” box fans camping already but it can get silly. Hee hawing back and forth on the pillow. Leaning towards a squishy one but it’s 3x the price. I’m not back packing so usually just grab my bed pillow but they can get damp and campy smelling. Besides I like designated camp gear. My gal says, “well I imagine you have all the camp gear you need.” I just smile and answer, “ you have no idea how big my imagination can get.” And also the sage is on order. I’ll try anything to curb the bugs. Just hope it works if I don’t do the yoga ritual with it. lol Blessings

[@WhereWeWild]

Hahaha thanks glad you enjoyed the video! ☺️🤙🏽 The fan definitely helps, can find bigger ones that run on battery packs too if you want to spend up for them. The sage is great too. 😎

[@skoomacat13]

Instead of (just) a battery pack I recommend a solar panel charger. Mine was really cheap, maybe like 20$. it's super light, folds to like a 7in square, and has a pocket to hold whatever you're charging. It even comes with clips to clip to your backpack so you can charge while you hike or just to save some space. It's perfect if you have access to some sunlight. Especially if youre spending multiple days and need a way to charge your battery packs and phones or trying to save your battery pack power since you can plug other things like fans during the day.

[@WhereWeWild]

Yeah they’re sweet! We mentioned them in a recent video. They take a pretty long time to charge stuff obviously, but definitely good to have especially if you’re going out without the car for multiple days. 🤙🏽

[@Jandoraa]

Best coffee come from using the Aeropress. :)

[@WhereWeWild]

Aeropress is very good. 😎 Love the easy cleanup! The French press seems to consistently come out a bit more rich and smooth though at least for us. 😊 We actually just found ANOTHER little coffee device lol we are going to test out soon. ☕️❤️😂

[@teddyjacobs8412]

When buying headlamps, buy the rechargeable kind. You will spend a small fortune in buying batteries. I have some and I absolutely love them

[@WhereWeWild]

It’s funny the batteries actually last a super long time on these things it’s pretty crazy I’ve changed them like maybe 3 times in years of using them 😂 I think it’s because you don’t really use them that that often and for long periods ya know, at least we don’t, just kind of turn them on for a few minutes then off, but yeah the rechargeable ones are great especially if you’re using them for long periods at a time. 😊🤙🏽

[@businesstofu3079]

Best to use plastic or wooden spoon\sporks so you don’t scratch the pot!

[@WhereWeWild]

We eat with them mostly 😊

[@kellypoulos8702]

You two are so cute, happy camping!

[@WhereWeWild]

Haha thanks happy camping ☺️🤙🏽

[@briansmith2933]

Thanks for the white sage information that is very useful and will be taken on my motor trips.

[@WhereWeWild]

No problem hope it makes a difference for ya! 😊🤙🏽

[@WildAtoms]

Great beginner list!🎉

[@WhereWeWild]

😊🤙🏽

[@forestfirelight]

GSI Ultralight Java Drip is our favourite way to make coffee when we are hiking or camping. Very lightweight, portable and truly makes great coffee!

[@WhereWeWild]

Hmm really that’s interesting! 😃 Always heard that the water dripped through too fast on those and the coffee came out too watery. Going to have to check that out thanks! ☺️🤙🏽

[@forestfirelight]

@@WhereWeWild As long as you use enough coffee, I find it's almost as good as at home. Maybe even as good.

[@WhereWeWild]

@@forestfirelight Cool we will definitely try it! 😊

[@maggiesimon426]

Do you have a video on how to properly sharpen knives (especially the machete?) Or a link to a good place to learn? Also, you might want to read a bit about white sage. It is a native and sacred plant here in CA and I have heard that it is being overharvested in the wild so it can be sold in bulk cheaply. Not sure if that's the case for the source you linked, but hope your viewers choose to buy from sustainable and respectful harvesters! 😊

[@WhereWeWild]

No we haven’t made a knife sharpening video, but I’m sure KZbin has plenty of videos on that. And yes sage grows wild all around the area we live in CA which is rich in Native American history and culture. 😊

[@johnoudin5646]

Great video guys! I have that shovel but leave in in truck for car camping bc it is too heavy for backpacking!

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! 👊🏽😊 Yeah no for backpacking you can usually just get away with the old ultralight trowel to handle your business 😁

[@RedeemedPrepper]

Great video!! Do you guys use a double sleeping bag, single or a quilt?

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! 👊🏽😃 All depends on the environment really. For the most part we use two singles. If it’s really warm out we will just use a light quilt or sheet. If it’s extremely cold having the double sleeping bag can be nice so you can share body heat. 😊🤙🏽

[@amyd1549]

Great vid! Love the practical stuff!

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️🤙🏽

[@KayLeeHoward-vc2ph]

Camping and glancing are diff lol I do not rough it under the stars love camping but I need everything lol

[@alejandrozamora4752]

Love your hat brother!! Nice gadgets getting some on my next camping trip thanks for sharing

[@WhereWeWild]

Megabass 😎😎😎 Haha thanks man! I have too many fishing hats. 🤦🏻‍♂️😂😁🤙🏽 And no prob brother! All this stuff has been great don’t hesitate on any of em. 😊

[@ironman1518.]

Thank you for the great ideas!! The camping fan you have is the 6ich of the 7 inch, please? I did order the cooking set with the camp stove included.

[@WhereWeWild]

No problem! 😊🤙🏽 We have the older version which is the smaller one it works well but now that they have the bigger new one I’d probably get that. 😎

[@chester82gtstang]

Do you all use the sage for Smudging or just bug repellent?

[@WhereWeWild]

While camping just for bugs usually haha but we will apply some smudging for some other situations 😁🤙🏽

[@kyleott7758]

If you use the stuff all the time, like the knife. For instance, in the shovel, the paint it, it comes off.

[@WhereWeWild]

Haha yeah maybe if you use the stuff every single day of your life, but this stuff is used on camping trips man. Also ya know when you have 500 different knives and take a different one every time they tend to hold up a little better. 😎😂🤙🏽 We beat the hell out of that shovel btw too and it’s held up great! You’ll spot that thing in many of our videos if you’re paying attention. 😊

[@TimelordUK]

I'd like to know more about the water filter

[@WhereWeWild]

Click the link for it in the video description the listing should have a lot of information for you 😊🤙🏽

[@deniseday8188]

Thank you for sharing! These are awesome 👌 👏 ❤

[@WhereWeWild]

No problem! 😊🤙🏽

[@tdhawk167]

Great vid! Thanks! Reminded me of some updates and replacements, as well as some new to add! Love the French press you have! Yours looks like it's glass with what looks like may be a protective partial cover on it. Where would I get that protective cover? Thanks again! Happy and safe travels!

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it! That was just the French press we have had for years it just came like that. We have a few solid options linked in the description and I also replied to your other comment with the video link including the aeropress 👊🏽😊 Thanks again appreciate ya watching! ☺️🤙🏽

[@nickgrek5515]

3 items in and I’m lovin it

[@WhereWeWild]

👊🏽😃🤙🏽

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[@WhereWeWild]

Haha nice man! 👊🏽😎 And awe thanks so much for the kind comment we really really appreciate it. ☺️ Hope you dig the rest of the content! 😃🤙🏽

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

Have a Coleman when I've had for damn near 20 years they just don't wear out they're like 15 to 20 bucks. Always carry one can you see him in almost every video that everyone does they're just simple and easy, those knifes are super cheap and I have used them for a long time they are great, dawn dish soap for washing is just the same it's environmentally safe just standard Dawn dish soap you can wash your clothes hands body anything with it just a little bottle of it

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice 😊🤙🏽

[@Ks1bigdad783]

New subscriber. Great vid. Thx!!

[@WhereWeWild]

Hey thanks we appreciate it! Welcome to the channel! 👊🏽😃

[@dansylvester3579]

Try using a welding glove to arrange the fire. Be careful super dangerous if you forget to put the welding glove on and reach in the fire.

[@weekendlovinggypsy1737]

I'd just like to say if you go to the mountains be sure to check if they have radium in the water. Radium is from decomposing granite from what I've read. Filters will not filtrate radium. Please do your research.

[@WhereWeWild]

Interesting stuff. Ok haha so… for you or anyone else who might read this here’s what my own research has concluded. I think generally you would actually be more likely to find high levels of radium in your tap water at home in certain areas than you would say a mountain stream. This is because usually the deeper water is found in the ground (like drilling deep down for public water systems) the more likely it is to contain high levels of radium. Surface water on the other hand in general is usually low in radium. I think a large percentage of us have at least some low levels of it in our tap water that have been knocked down to the government regulated legal “safe” limits with water softeners. So being exposed to at least some low levels of it is pretty common. I read that in California alone there are roughly 25 million people exposed to “dangerously high levels” of radium in their tap water. As far as the effects of it, when humans drink water that contains radium 80% of it passes right through the body and 20% is absorbed into the digestive tract and travels throughout the body mostly to the bones. This can cause long term health risks depending on the level of radium actually in the water you’re drinking, and how long you are exposed to it. So basically what this all means to me is that generally as far as radium goes, you should probably be more worried about the water coming out of your kitchen faucet at home and the long term effects it might have on your body, than drinking a little surface water from a mountain stream once in a blue moon while on a day hike or backpacking trip. Hope this information was useful. Thanks for the comment! 😃😊🤙🏽

[@weekendlovinggypsy1737]

@@WhereWeWild well I beg to differ because I have a copy of the letter in my email that I mean on my photos and it's been being bought for 7 or 8 years. There was a meeting at our town hall and an older gentleman came in and was telling us about radium and how it can turn into radon when heated. He said this will affect the elderly and the young, however prolong use can affect people.

[@WhereWeWild]

@@weekendlovinggypsy1737 I’m sorry I don’t understand what you’re trying to say or what exactly you disagree with as far as the information I found and relayed to you. 🤔 If you care to elaborate maybe I can get a better idea of what you mean. 😊

[@tennesseeterri]

@@weekendlovinggypsy1737 please read the comment that you wrote and reword it so we can understand what you mean.

[@AllThingsConsidered333]

How interesting.. thanks for the info re radium! I’m not heading into the mountains anytime soon but I love researching things like this lol 😝

[@denisedevaughn544]

A large french press is impossible to clean. Use instant coffee.

[@WhereWeWild]

Definitely not as easy of a clean up as instant lol but the coffee is pretty darn good. 😎 Aeropress makes very good coffee as well and clean up is easier. 🤙🏽

[@stevegunn9971]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@WhereWeWild]

No problem 😊🤙🏽

[@Qasz]

Fine list of gear, greetings from Poland 👋🏻

[@WhereWeWild]

Hey 👋🏽😃 Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@268Viper]

A little history on the Kukri, it an combat weapon of Gurkas “Indian special military “

[@WhereWeWild]

😎🤙🏽

[@ghostpainter1019]

Nice channel guys , earned yourselves a new subscriber 🍻💥💥

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! 👊🏽😃 We really appreciate it! Welcome to the channel 😊🤙🏽

[@richdunn9774]

Aeropress is way better than a French press imo. Smaller and makes a better cup..

[@WhereWeWild]

Love the Aeropress. Easy clean up too. French Press just has a certain taste and quality that we enjoy 😊

[@Joyboyx07]

You literally covered everything i was looking for haha yall are amazing!

[@WhereWeWild]

Haha nice! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 😊🤙🏽

[@pamelaadam9207]

I have had one of those tiny tops for my can of gas for decades it's still in use most weekends in summer? Takes up 0 room

[@WhereWeWild]

Nice 😎🤙🏽

[@gutspraygore]

Great video! Very good stuff

[@WhereWeWild]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! 👊🏽😊

[@journey4178]

great video! thanks for the info!!😀

[@WhereWeWild]

Thank no problem glad you enjoyed it 😊🤙🏽

[@miguelviera8153]

Thanks

[@familia_canada]

3:15 wouldn't the best way to make coffee in camping a moka pot?

[@WhereWeWild]

However makes the best coffee for your taste buds is the way to go! 😎🤙🏽

[@SuperClare]

Great tips! Thank you. 🏆🏆🏆

[@WhereWeWild]

No prob thanks for watching! 😃🤙🏽

[@mariannejensen5244]

Please explain to me why the French press is the best way to make coffee?! I don’t see the hoopla! It’s too much work!! Have you tried Starbucks instant coffee ground roast?!! It’s delicious!!!!! Thank you! 😂😊❤😂

[@WhereWeWild]

@@mariannejensen5244 Hahaha it’s just so nice and smooth. ☕️😊 We love it. Since this video though we have also been using the Aeropress a bit which is very good also and easier clean up. GSI Java Drip isn’t bad either when traveling super light. Instant isn’t bad either we’ve used it! Whatever you enjoy the most is the way to go. 🤷🏻‍♂️😊

[@mariannejensen5244]

@@WhereWeWild I agree. I’m not really knocking on French press coffee. I’m just one who gets the job done quick. I want my coffee. With hazelnut creamer! 😂☺️aaahhhhhh

[@WhereWeWild]

@@mariannejensen5244 I use hazelnut creamer! ❤️😂 Hahaha probably too much sugar but whatever, just a splash. ☕️😎🤙🏽

[@mariannejensen5244]

@@WhereWeWild just a splash will do!

[@curtisbourn7634]

Loved this video!

[@WhereWeWild]

Happy to hear it! Thanks for watching! 😃🤙🏽

[@un-commoncents2805]

You don't need to stir the french press. Put grounds in, pour in water, let stand for 2-3 min; then press.

[@WhereWeWild]

Yeah you don’t need to, but it helps release more flavor from the grinds and makes the coffee taste a little more rich and full we find 😊🤙🏽

[@jamesdixon7656]

Great info! Thanks for sharing.

[@WhereWeWild]

No problem! 👊🏽😃 Glad you enjoyed it! 😊🤙🏽