FALL BACKPACKING GEAR LIST | Cold Weather Camping
FALL BACKPACKING GEAR LIST | Cold Weather Camping
👇 GEAR FROM THE VIDEO 👇
EE Revelation Synthetic: https://geni.us/revelationapex
EE Enigma Down: https://geni.us/enigmadown
S2S Reactor Liner: https://geni.us/ReactorLiner
S2S Spark IV 5F Sleeping Bag (M): https://geni.us/FlameIVBag
S2S Flame IV 15F Sleeping Bag (W): https://geni.us/FlameIVBag
Ether Light XT Extreme Sleeping Pad: https://geni.us/EtherLightXTextreme
Decathlon Foam Mat: https://geni.us/M100Mattress
Fleece Sweater: https://geni.us/MH120FleeceW
Fleece Pants: https://geni.us/DecFleecePants
Decathlon Trek 100 Down Jacket: https://geni.us/Trek100DownJacketM
Decathlon Trek 900 Down Jacket (M): https://geni.us/Trek900DownJacketM
Decathlon Trek 900 Down Jacket (W): https://geni.us/Trek900DownJacketW
Camp Slippers (MEC): https://geni.us/CampBooties
Baffin Camp Slippers: https://geni.us/CushSlipper
Fiskars 14″ Hatchet: https://geni.us/FiskarsX7
Lexivon 10″ Hatchet: https://geni.us/LexivonV10
Lexivon 14″ Hatchet: https://geni.us/LexivonV14
Silky Pocket Boy Saw: https://geni.us/SilkyPocketBoy
Flora Guard Saw: https://geni.us/FloraGuardSaw
Opinel Knife: https://geni.us/Opinel-Knife
Fire Starter: https://geni.us/BigfootFireStarter
MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe Stove: https://geni.us/PocketRocketDeluxe
Quickdraw Filter: https://geni.us/PlatyQuickDraw
Powdered Soap: https://geni.us/PikaSummitSuds
Waymark Lite Pack: https://geni.us/WaymarkLite
Durston X-Mid 2 Tent: https://geni.us/X-Mid2
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⭐ MY FAVORITE GEAR ⭐
Garmin InReach Mini: https://geni.us/inreach
Decathlon Down Jacket – https://geni.us/Trek100DownJacketM
REI Flash 55 Pack: https://geni.us/Flash55
Enlightened Equipment Enigma Quilt: https://geni.us/enigmadown
Garmin Fenix Watch: https://geni.us/FenixWatch
Lanshan 1 Pro Tent: https://geni.us/Lanshan1Pro
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Great vid, bookmarked a number of your items! Cheers.
What make is the red sleeping bag inside the tent?
Loved this video. 🏔😁😁😁
intense upload Justin Outdoors. I crushed that thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the outstanding work.
I am really looking forward to the winter season. I wonder what is your opinion on tents in the winter? I heard that silk nylon is not as insolating as a poly tent. Also how much do you care about the tent in the winter time?
I love getting all my camping tips from a 20 some year old who brought F-ing pussy slippers to camp. Why didn’t you bring a lighter instead of a Ferro rod. You brought F-Ing slippers. Quit trying to get free shit and clicks by pimpin.
I know this was a gear list but I could not get over the color contrast of the yellow leaves surrounded by snow in intro. Could watch that all day.
Good lord, this stuff is EXPENSIVE! Might be cheaper to hot tent 😆
Nothing says "I’m a man" more than wearing pink slippers. LOL Even the bears would pity you.
Super informative! Loved that you included true budget options!
What tent are you using here?
This looks great, what gloves are you wearing?
Great info thanks
I’m surprised at the complete lack of wool here.
Any reason for that?
500 dollar bag but budget 20 hatchet……cheap knife as well. What about a budget bag that works? It kills me …. these prices. I mean I love good gear but my hatchet is 150 same as my knife. These bags though….
Wow, what a fashion statement you are, love those purple slip ons! Lol. Gotta be a Canadian…..doesn’t care how it looks, he’s warm in the winter!!! ~cheer’s man!
Great fall list! I wonder if fall in the Canadian Rockies is like winter everywhere else?? 🤣 Love the camp shoe/slipper idea. I find my feet definitely get cold at night hanging around camp, especially if they’ve gotten a little wet from hiking in sloppy winter conditions. Another great video!
Well rounded Review. I went for 3 days autumn backpacking and used lots of items you mentioned. But for sleeping bag I might need to improve with your mentioned synthetic sleeping bag cover . Thats was salutation I was looking forward ✨😎🙌
$$$ 1100.00 $$$ Can you suggest a sleeping system that doesn’t cost over $1000.00? I understand you are promoting the ideal set-up. My car isn’t worth $1000.00.
I love camping in the winter and you are the main reason why I purchased items from Decathlon. Love their jackets, thanks man, you have excellent videos!
Do you find that the synthetic over quilt compresses your down quilt at all? And if so, do you think that’s a problem? I have a 50 degree synthetic and a 20 degree down. But the synthetic is smaller than the down
Have you tried the boreal saw? I love mine
Thanks for the video! But for places like where I live, this is more of a winter gear list 😂
I’ve never heard of someone doing this but every time I go to a music festival in the summer all I bring for sleep is an underwater skateboard, linen fabric as a blanket, and put my feet into my backpack.
First time camping at freezing, I woke up not shivering and disoriented. Turns out a 30 buck sleeping bag in a hammock with nothing else isn’t enough lol. I at least had enough sense to sleep somewhere with cell service.
Gonna attempt a 3 day trip tomorrow with a 30 pound pack. I might have to bail but this time I won’t be going far and should fair a ton better.
Nice loadout
Yeah you don’t stay warm in that orange quilt when it’s -18c outside😂
Same sleep mat here (in ‘Long’) – it’s not UL, about 1kg, and not as easy as some to roll up tight but it’s quiet, very warm (insulating), and very comfortable regardless of sleeping on side, back or even front (and I’m about 100kg/220lbs.) Everyone who camps must have at least one Trekology v2 pillow by now 😀 – absolute bees knees, and great value!
nice tips, great video. thanks Justin!
Any thoughts on tent snow skirts?
I dont always produce enough body heat to warm the air in my inflatable pad, even the winter rated ones. For those nights I place the foam pad on top, shiny side up, and sleep toasty warm. The foam pad acts as a barrier to the cold air inside my sleeping pad as well as reflects my body heat back to me.
Xmid. Hell yeah. Now you just need the solid inner that Dan is coming out with next year.
Great video, was this filmed on your Samsung Galaxy S10e?
You can find the fiskis on sale at Walmart from time to time and it’s very durable light and gets the job done
Get a mora bushcrafter to baton firewood instead of the hatchet. Thats much lighter.
knifepointgear has an extremely good saw and much lighter saw than the silky
Those down slippers look _so_ warm, now I actually want to replace my home ones! 😍
Thanks so much for making a video that touches on _boosting_ your existing sleep system; it’s a boon to those of us who can’t afford 2 whole separate Big 3s for different shoulders. Sometimes it feels like a lot of outdoors influencers tend to forget that ppl who aren’t cashed up like them still like to go camping, too – & that, in fact, it used to be _known_ as The Poor Man’s Primary Holiday Option!
I’m a cold sleeper, but also a broke bitch due to involuntary medical retirement, & on the 1 hand, I only had to ever have 1 night sleeping so cold I was in _pain_ from the shivering fits to know that I never wanted to risk experiencing that again, but on the other, I’m an Aussie who only camps in 3 seasons & does zero mountaineering. Some of this advice is terrifically valuable to me!
I can’t afford a separate Winter sleep-system, so that 1 experience kind of spooked me from Autumn+early Spring camping, but I love every other part of it, & I have missed it a lot. I’m thinking I might try to save up what very little spare change I have left after rent, bills + food for a couple of months, & then go see what I can find in the way of cheap used top-quilts/down blankets (I already have a cheap foil mat, for under my pad, & have both silk + fleece sleeping-bag liners) to wrap my existing, pretty-thin bag, in my local pawn shops.
Never know, might get lucky.
Being so broke, & especially with The Great Plague putting the kibosh on local interstate bus travel as present, camping really is the only option for escape that I get, so thanks for helping me realise I may actually have more options than I had previously thought.
It was a gift to humanity, this one. Cheers, Justin. ❤❤❤
Enjoyed your video, Justin. Always nice to see the latest gear for cold weather camping/ backpacking. Thanks.
🙌🙌🙌🚴🏽♂️🤙im from Brasil
Dude, kudos to you for your excellent no-nonsense gear reviews. You convinced me to give the Durston a shot, but, like most people, I’m on the eternal waiting list. My go-to backpacking tents, for years, have been Tarptents. I’m curious to see if the Durston will beat out my Double Rainbow or Scarp 1. Any feedback from those that have compared the three would be greatly appreciated. Keep up the great work, Justin!
Down booties from Goosefeet Gear were a GAME CHANGER for me. There were many nights where I’d be perfectly warm except my toes. I just leave them inside my quilt all year since they weigh nothing and pack down. If its REALLY cold, throw in some toe warmers an hour before you go to bed and you’ll slip on some nice toasty warm down booties!
Nice video and great to see you use cheaper brands as well as the more pricey options
What are your thoughts in relation to the size/bulk/weight of the new Sea to Summit XT Extreme ?
Thanks for the vid man picked up all the Decathlon stuff for my and my sons first backpacking adventure together this weekend on the AT! Love the gear so far and so warm at a great price!!! The Trek 100 is one of my new favorite pieces of gear with the 800 fill down!!
Another great video to add to our list of things to remember as we venture out into colder camping temps. Thanks!
Thanks alot! Ive been getting into camping, and I wanted some guidance on what to get for every season.
Video sponsored by Decathlon.
I keep looking for a video where you describe your hiking clothes. There was one video, but they’re not the same clothes as I see in your other videos!
You are such a bad ass! Currently making my way through your latest adventure docu. Great info I enjoy your vids man!
Hi Justin picked up some of the powdered soap you listed, do you have a source or recommendation for the container you use with it? Thanks!
What down bag under $300 would you recommend? Right now I’m seeing that the S2S Trek TKII 18 degree Or the Marmot Sawtooth 15 degree are ones one comparing for this..