What You Really Need for Camping an Essential Gear Guide
Camping and Backpacking in 2021 have become our best and safest travel options, so whether it’s your first time camping or you’re a seasoned trail veteran, this camping gear guide will share the best backpacking essentials you’ll need for your next camping trip.
Hey Vagabonds!
Comment where you’re from and where your favorite camping trip was! ⬇️
Here's the link to all the gear mentioned in this video.
https://www.amazon.com/shop/alexthevagabond?listId=2M2T781485I7J
Amazing video with great tips for someone who’s just getting into hiking/camping! Salutations from Germany ??
Does the doggo get tired? What's the longest distance he can walk?
Very informative. Thank you.
3:20 to get to it
Thanks Alex. Very very helpful. Setting up a proper bug out backpack and this is going to be my go to video guide!
I purchased a "DELTA HIKING," inflatable hiking mattress.
OK — what’s your base weight, and what’s your load-out weight for a typical trip? All of those “nothings” add up quick. It’s no wonder you needed that 88 liter pack!
This was very education thank you
really helpful video thanks 🙂
Alex, If you ever donate any of these stuffs, kindly consider me ?
I feel like the video would have been better if you actually showed your gear opened, setup, in use.
Dude likes to talk
talk to mush
OMG, this guy is so into marketing stuff
I love BeWildlings meals I buy online! Lightweight, delicious, easy to make and no mess cleanup! Perfect! They also sell breakfast meals, desserts and snack bags of fruits and nut varieties for quick meals on the go. Love them!!!
You are welcomed to India for a Laddakh trip here❤️
Hi Alex, thanks for the informative vid. I really appreciated your no nonsense-approach to what works for YOU regardless if it's not the most light weight alternative out there. Those that seek to obtain the most ultralight kit available won't need a YouTuber to tell them how grams and ounces add up.
Just wanted to send a humble FYI that the Nemo sleeping bag is specifically not a mummy bag and instead something they call a "spoon shape", which means it's wider and intended for side sleepers or if you just like more space than the normal mummy bags give you (that's why I bought mine).
Also, you could try leaving your inflatable pillow at home and just stuff your Patagonia Nano Puff (or other clothing) in the pillow pocket sewn into the top of the Nemo sleeping bag. Using the same items for more than one task is a good way to save weight and space in your pack.
Also, Giardia is a parasite, not bacteria. Not important, I just thought maybe you would like to know. 🙂
As for your question in the comments; I'm swedish so I'm definitely more worried about being attacked by mosquitoes than bears, although brown bears do live here too. I haven't gone camping in any specific cool place I could mention. I just try to get out in the forest once in a while to let my mind air out a bit.
Now I'm going to go check out some of your other vids. 🙂
Cheers!
/Björn
$1000 later. Can you make a budget backpacking gear video? Thank you
Sweet kit brother. Dig you. D???PDX
“Fiancé”yeah ok ???
They were all really great observations thank you.
I've watched again and say another thank you.