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Ted Weirum
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Приєднався 27 лют 2015
Ted Weirum is an adventurer, content creator and entrepreneur based in the south of Sweden. Ted inspires his followers on UA-cam and Instagram by documenting the raw, unfiltered reality and beauty of adventures in nature. In 2021 Ted completed “Fjällfararnas Gröna Band” when hiking the 1140 km distance from Grövelsjön to Abisko in 40 days. Ted is also known as an ambassador for the outdoor company Fjällräven, a result of the many reviews he made in the dawning days of this UA-cam channel.
Here you'll find reviews on different outdoor gear, clothes and accessories. I also go on adventures and share my story here.
The goal of this channel is to become a meeting point of people who are interested in the outdoors and quality gear.
For business inquiries visit my website, www.tedweirum.com and fill in the contact information.
#Tedweirum #Fjallraven #Fjällräven #outdoor #hanwag #primus #naturkompaniet #morakniv
Here you'll find reviews on different outdoor gear, clothes and accessories. I also go on adventures and share my story here.
The goal of this channel is to become a meeting point of people who are interested in the outdoors and quality gear.
For business inquiries visit my website, www.tedweirum.com and fill in the contact information.
#Tedweirum #Fjallraven #Fjällräven #outdoor #hanwag #primus #naturkompaniet #morakniv
6 Days In The Wildest Parts Of Africa - Okavango Delta Botswana
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I'm thrilled to share my latest adventure to the breathtaking Okavango Delta with you all. This video captures the stunning landscapes, incredible wildlife, and unforgettable moments I experienced in one of the world's most unique and vibrant ecosystems.
But the excitement doesn't stop there! I'm planning another expedition to the Okavango Delta next year, and I want YOU to join me. Imagine exploring the vast wilderness, encountering majestic animals up close, and immersing yourself in the beauty of nature on thrilling safaris - all alongside fellow adventurers and nature enthusiasts!
I'm thrilled to share my latest adventure to the breathtaking Okavango Delta with you all. This video captures the stunning landscapes, incredible wildlife, and unforgettable moments I experienced in one of the world's most unique and vibrant ecosystems.
But the excitement doesn't stop there! I'm planning another expedition to the Okavango Delta next year, and I want YOU to join me. Imagine exploring the vast wilderness, encountering majestic animals up close, and immersing yourself in the beauty of nature on thrilling safaris - all alongside fellow adventurers and nature enthusiasts!
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How I Went From Hiking Like A Beginner To Hiking Like A Pro (All My Mistakes)
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DROP YOUR "TIPS" BELOW! BEST ONE WINS! 🏕️ Ready to elevate your outdoor adventures? Join me in this comprehensive guide where we delve into the art of hiking and camping with the finesse of a seasoned pro. Say goodbye to rookie mistakes as we explore advanced strategies for gear selection, physical preparation, meal planning, and mastering your equipment. 🏋️♂️ Physical Preparation: Hiking and ...
What Hiking With My Son For 5 Years Has Taught Me.
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What are your tips and what memories do you have from hiking or spending time in nature growing up? Join us on discord: tedweirum.com/discord www.amazon.com/shop/tedweirum New Mic: Hollyland Lark M1:: amzn.to/3I1BxVK The drone I use: amzn.to/2CEJhwv Main camera: amzn.to/30cDBVP 24 MM lens: amzn.to/3qaZa3v Gopro: amzn.to/2DytTPE Microphone: amzn.to/387BiaS FOLLOW THE JOURNEY: tedwe...
Hiking In The South Of Sweden, Österlen
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Summertime hiking with my son, man I love to hang out with this kid! We hiked around in Österlen, Skåne, Sweden, it's a truly magical place around here, all year round! Join us on discord: tedweirum.com/discord www.amazon.com/shop/tedweirum New Mic: Hollyland Lark M1:: amzn.to/3I1BxVK The drone I use: amzn.to/2CEJhwv Main camera: amzn.to/30cDBVP 24 MM lens: amzn.to/3qaZa3v Gopro: amzn.to/2DytTP...
My last review.
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The coffee is from Vildenes, vildenes.se/en use “Tedweirum” at checkout for 17% off. We had a good run, I’m not where I aimed to be so I’m making some course corrections to make sure that I’m still moving towards my goal. I’ve done this now since the 1:st of January 2017, it’s been an absolute pleasure and I’ve learnt so much. I will continue to make videos that inspire me and share stories wor...
Specialized Fjällräven Bikepacking Gear review Part 2
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🚴♂️ My essentials for the ultimate bikepacking adventure with Fjällräven Specialized gear 🌲 Let me know in the comments if you'd add something to this list! 🌍 In this video, we dive deep into the world of bikepacking gear, focusing on top-notch essentials from Fjällräven. From bibs to sleep ponchos, rain protection to versatile hip packs, and stylish shorts to the Sun Field Suit. 🩲 S/F Adventu...
Epic 7 Day Bikepacking Adventure In Sweden
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Turn on subtitles if your'e not from Skåne! This is our first bikepacking adventure, we decided to explore the great nearby with gear from the Fjällräven x Specialized collab. We biked around Skåne with gravel bikes from Nishiki and Principia. This will not be our only adventure on bikes so stay tuned for more adventures and reviews on both garments and bikes! Join us on discord: tedweirum.com/...
NEW Kajka 35 vs. Abisko Hike 35: Which Backpack is Right for You?
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In this Fjällräven backpack review we take a closer look at the Kajka 35 and the Abisko hike 35, both great backpacks but which one is best for your adventure? LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK DOWN BELOW! Join us on discord: tedweirum.com/discord www.amazon.com/shop/tedweirum New Mic: Hollyland Lark M1:: amzn.to/3I1BxVK The drone I use: amzn.to/2CEJhwv Main camera: amzn.to/30cDBVP 24 MM lens: amzn.to...
HELP! My Garden NEEDS improvement!
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HELP! My Garden NEEDS improvement!
Specialized Fjällräven Bikepacking Gear review Part 1
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Specialized Fjällräven Bikepacking Gear review Part 1
Fjällräven Skogsö Jacket Review - best fjallraven jacket I'm Sorry!
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Fjällräven Skogsö Jacket Review - best fjallraven jacket I'm Sorry!
Ultimate Fjällräven Skule 28 Backpack Review: Top Features and Benefits!
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Ultimate Fjällräven Skule 28 Backpack Review: Top Features and Benefits!
I survived a winter night in the woods with only a Mora knife. Oh and a fero rod.
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I survived a winter night in the woods with only a Mora knife. Oh and a fero rod.
Fjallraven Visby 3-1 jacket review - Is this the one jacket jacket to rule them all?
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Fjallraven Visby 3-1 jacket review - Is this the one jacket jacket to rule them all?
SHOCKING plans for 2023 adventures and reviews - current state of the enterprise
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SHOCKING plans for 2023 adventures and reviews - current state of the enterprise
I asked ChatGPT for 10 Winter Camping Tips for a Successful and Safe Adventure - Here's the result!
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I asked ChatGPT for 10 Winter Camping Tips for a Successful and Safe Adventure - Here's the result!
THE MOST ESSENTIAL THINGS IN YOUR MULTI-DAY PACK! The comment section has fallen.
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THE MOST ESSENTIAL THINGS IN YOUR MULTI-DAY PACK! The comment section has fallen.
THE MOST ESSENTIAL THINGS IN YOUR OVERNIGHTPACK! the comment section will be hurt.
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THE MOST ESSENTIAL THINGS IN YOUR OVERNIGHTPACK! the comment section will be hurt.
YOU ASKED FOR IT - Fjallraven Polar Fleece Jacket Review
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YOU ASKED FOR IT - Fjallraven Polar Fleece Jacket Review
THE MOST ESSENTIAL THINGS IN YOUR DAYPACK. you can't disagree!!
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THE MOST ESSENTIAL THINGS IN YOUR DAYPACK. you can't disagree!!
The Top 5 outdoor gloves from Hestra!
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The Top 5 outdoor gloves from Hestra!
Fjallraven Abisko Trekking Tights Pro - comprehensive review by a certified leg model
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Fjallraven Abisko Trekking Tights Pro - comprehensive review by a certified leg model
FIRST OFFICIAL Fjällräven Classic UK - Hiking the Scottish highlands!
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FIRST OFFICIAL Fjällräven Classic UK - Hiking the Scottish highlands!
Fjällräven Classic Denmark - WHY YOU SHOULD HIKE WITH YOUR KIDS
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Fjällräven Classic Denmark - WHY YOU SHOULD HIKE WITH YOUR KIDS
Fjällräven Classic Denmark Last minute prep!
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Fjällräven Classic Denmark Last minute prep!
Get lost in the journey - OVERNIGHTER ON THE BEACH WITH SOME COFFEE THAT YOU'VE NEVER TASTED!
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Get lost in the journey - OVERNIGHTER ON THE BEACH WITH SOME COFFEE THAT YOU'VE NEVER TASTED!
Will it sink or swim? Fjällräven Ulvö 30 test and review
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Will it sink or swim? Fjällräven Ulvö 30 test and review
Experts claim that this will be my most watched video of all time - Söderåsen Nationalpark
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Experts claim that this will be my most watched video of all time - Söderåsen Nationalpark
THIS IS THE SOLAR PANEL I USED FOR MY 1000km+ HIKE - Test and review
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THIS IS THE SOLAR PANEL I USED FOR MY 1000km HIKE - Test and review
Love the initial moaning… same here very time I move
Old and steady!
Learn to build a perimeter around where you’re camping. Kinda like a defensive fence. Paracord or nails and a portable hatchet can help you achieve that. So while you’re sleeping there’s a barrier between you and animals. Making it less likely they will mess with you. It’s a new concept I took to camping rather than building backwoods sheds which takes much longer and more skill. Hope that helps
Good input brother!
Never mind what you look like,if you like it wear .
One that I considered when looking for the Vidda Pro, but the fewer pockets and less durable material led me to the Vidda Pro.
Sounds like you made the right choice brother!
I got my Vidda Pro jacket in Laurel Green, size medium today and man I couldn't be happier with it. Because of their scarcity, I thought about other options like Greenland or No 68, but neither one had all the features of the Vidda Pro that I liked, so I'm glad I didn't settle. Fit is exactly what I want for me - not fitted, but not boxy or baggy, with enough room for any kind of decent base and mid layers. Pockets are perfect, and the hood that I thought might be too big really isn't. Super happy with this choice, but can't IMAGINE why they stopped making this model.
The feeling I got through out the years is that the models come and go, the usually come back in an updated and for the most part better way, let’s hope it’s the same here!
My mom bought one kislux and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
I'm really tirn between this Skule (20/28 - i dont know yet) and the Recon from NF. Great video btw !
Thanks, I hope you have the chance to try them both before buying!
I have a very small penis. Will this be noticeable in these tights?
Are you being held captive and forced to give this review against your will?
The comment section asked me to do a review on it a long time ago but I didn’t trust them, turns out that they where actually right, it’s a good jacket! (Blink blink)
what color is that don't see it on the website looks like red gold but it pops out more in your vid if that's the one.
Sorry brother, didn’t see your message! Yes this is the Red gold!
Coming from ultralight side of backpacking UA-cam and this video feels very refreshing. No shade on ultralighters, they inspired me to get Durston X-Mid ))) But when watching too much of that content I get anxious about planning my trip and whether any extra gram would break my back xD
I’ve been eying that tent for sometime now, it looks awesome, what’s your take on it? Getting a solid backpack with a good carrying system makes a whole lot of difference! Slightly heavier also means better quality in a lot of cases but with that said there’s still items I out there that you can get ultralight versions of and mix that with good quality gear for an optimal mix!
@@TedWeirum totally agree on the backpack, I'd rather have one with more solid structure. As for a tent, I am a complete beginner and have never camped before. But I've done multi-day backpacking trip so knew that I want something as light as it gets and finally forced myself to splurge on Durston X-Mid 2. Might be all the videos I've watched about it, but had no problems pitching it for the very first time. It's beautifully made, indeed very compact and lightweight - no one will believe it's a double tent when packed up. Also liked that you can use inner and outer separately - and purchase them separately too in case you somehow damage yours to beyond repair. Can't wait to take it on a proper journey, counting down the days))
Sounds awesome brother, don’t hesitate to let me know how it goes! I’d love to hear more about your adventure and the tent! :)
@@TedWeirum reporting back, it was good at withstanding some pretty harsh wind gusts AND the rainfall that was almost deafening (needed noise cancelling earphones to sleep). Pitched it as usual, then realized I'd feel safer with a so called "storm pitch" aka sides closer to the ground. An attempt to adjust it failed as I skewed the whole geometry xD Luckily, re-pitching from scratch took very little time. There also was some condensation in the morning, but I was protected from it by the mesh inner. My only worry on the hike was to break or lose any of trekking poles as they're essential to pitch Durston ))
@disartster really appreciate this brother! Glad to hear that it stood up! Do you have to have a walking stick or could a stick from the woods suffice if need be?
Why not bring the tarp on a multi day?
Sure, it all depends on time of year and the place, if you’re high up in the mountains you might be better off with a windsack, if it’s summer time and low chance of rain it will most likely just take up place in the pack but for pretty much all other scenarios it’s a great piece of kit!
Ok thank you :)
Nicely done, fella. 👍
Its so stupid for a company to create something useful, and then immediately stop producing it. SO DUMB AND FRUSTERATING
I get your frustration brother, have a bit of patience and things will sort them selves out! :)
The "stupid" are those who doggedly follow what ever fashion thing is happening in an attempt to get others approval. Like wearing a baseball cap backwards losing the utility of the bill blocking the sun, so why wear a cap at all? That is stupid. Like others writing here I wear a broad brimmed hat, a Tilley, as I also had cancer removed from my face and learned my lesson. I now love wearing the hat. I have been a photographer all my life, find it is also great for blocking light from the viewfinder when out roaming such places as the Arizona desert. So good choice, you are smart enough to do this young and avoid skin cancer, and not base your choices on approval from the latest fashion following sheep.
Thanks for your input!
Kånkens are great, but today they are crazy expensive. They went the same route as Volvo, from being a product for every Swede to some sort of luxury brand. I still have mine from the 80s, but I wouldn't buy a new one today. For that price I can get an almost as good bag, fill it up with other gear, and still have money over to buy lunch.
Yeah, everything got crazy expensive… :/
I love your video! Your personality makes me want to buy the bag
Don’t buy anything based on my personality! :) only if you truly need it!
how i can get this? i am in Nepal is is possible to buy ?
Not sure, I’d check the website to be sure
Hey Ted, great breakdown of your setup! I had questions about your "caves" on your rear rack; I wanted to email you if that's okay. They're a really cool solution for packing. I also was wondering if Fjallraven sponsored you or provided any of the gear to you?
Yes and yes
Hey Ted, nice breakdown of your setup. I had a few questions about your "caves" on your rear rack; they're quite cool for packing. I wanted to email you. I was also wondering if Fjallraven sponsored or supported you by providing any of the gear to you?
Email me brother, we’ll talk. Contact@tedweirum.com
Hello Ted, great review! I just bought this jacket in green colour. The orange shirt you are wearing in this video, is Fjallraven too? If so, which model is?
Yes, bergtagen t-shirt
@@TedWeirumGreat! Thank you!
@forisnakiu anytime!
Really great to see you back on here Ted 👍🏼 I’ve missed your content. It’s been 15 years since I was in the Okavango and this has brought those experiences back for me. 3 magical days spent in the Delta with great people. The only down sides were the 6ft spider nest up in a tree above where we had to stop and boarder into the delta, followed by the friend I brought back in my knee which a surgeon thankfully removed 😁 Keep up the good content man 👌🏼
Thanks brother! Really appreciate it! Hope you’ll be able to come back some day! Without the extras! ;)
First second i was thinking "dafuq, that aint africa", well done as usual Ted. Great work, ima think about signing up for that. Africa is on my bucket list.
Österlen Botswana same same :)
Perfekt avslutning på en tisdags kväll. ❤
They should let the person whose day it is for feelies drive too.
They do, actually! 👍🏼
facts!
What a great video and an amazing opportunity.
are ye comin?
This one may be beyond my ability. @@TedWeirum
Just train harder! ;)
Lol. Got me on that one. @@TedWeirum
Hahaha
Pretty cool, Ted! Good luck with this!
thanks brother, excited to see who's going!
Grymt bra min vän 👌🙌
Tack broder!
I skied the same distance with my father before it was called the Fjällräven classic. The rucksack I had was from the Swedish army model 59. You could say that rucksack reminded me of its existence all the time. All modern backpacks are better than those sacks.
Must have been an awesome adventure! Yeah those bags sure make you remember..
I binge watch cold weather, winter camping. It helps my depression and anxiety Soo much. It's something I REALLY want to do after watching for Soo MANY years. We camped all the time as a family. Thenni camped with my two Best friends in my 20s on overnights at the river. But Ive never Solo camped. Humans is what I'm afraid of. Biggest predator here in Oklahoma would be a bobcats in my region. I don't even own camping gear, but maybe go to garage sales and find stuff. I really wanna go this fall when it's cold. I think it will be Soo good for my mental health. Maybe I'll do it this year. Thanks for the tips and advice.
I think it would help a lot, do you do day hikes? Otherwise that could be a great start!
I use to suffer bad from blisters. The best tip from me is wearing two socks or a dedicated blister sock , Regatta do one . I use them regularly now . Two thin pairs worn together is great . I wear Meindl Bhutans , had Scarpa before those . Scarpa were good , Bhutans are like 5star , top level comfort. Half size bigger than normal is best for me . Changing socks when you feel it . I need ankle support so again Bhutans . Great video yet again 🇮🇪
Great input! Thanks brother!
@@TedWeirum sound man Ted 🇮🇪🇮🇪
@backpackingireland8624 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Looking for a new Pack , I’m thinking Singi 48 with two side pouches , or this 52 Keb . If only there was the perfect pack ah Ted 😂🇮🇪Atb Tony . P.S 5 years ago 😮you’re UA-cam adventure keeps going 😂
Safely but slowly brother! ;)
Hi! A question if I may? Oddly enough, a priority of mine for tents is light-blocking. Not from the sun, but because I feel bad for disturbing other campers with my bright ass headlamp! Did you feel like it blocked light pretty well in comparison to other tents?
Never thought about that tbh!
Brilliant advice from someone who’s actually done it 😂😂 Lots of armchair advice in the comments. Anyone who’s covered 20k in a day with a pack is going to know how hard it is . Love the sarcasm towards comments Ted 😊🇮🇪Atb Tony 🇮🇪
This is what I live for Tony! Stay strong brother!
@@TedWeirum I have Sweden on the list , I’ll contact you when it comes to fruition 👌🇮🇪
@backpackingireland8624 do so! :)
I would like to see this tent without a skirt in a strong hurricane!!!
It would break the storm! ;)
May I ask what size your friends bike is? The Principia, I'm considering the Frame bag, although wondering if it'll fit my 52 Diverge.
Not sure, ask him on his channel!@arber
Thanks for the review. I've been considering buying this tent every now and then, but still haven't made a decision... Maybe some day
Still my go to tent!
Отличная экспедиционная палатка!!!
да!
Is this the red gold color??
yes!
Gridarmor har bukser med ventilation, som har mesh. Ikke fan, men mest pga det taktile - der er flere syninger… har endnu ikke oplevet at lynlåsen hænger i.
Takk för att du delar!
@@TedWeirumvelbekomme 😃 tak for rigtig gode videoer - informative og med god humor! Har uhelbredelig kræft og altid længtes mod udelivet. Ingen i min omgangskreds har hverken denne længsel eller erfaring, så du er en guldgrube af viden, som jeg har absolut brug for! 39 år og bliver ikke gammel, så det er på tide at følge mit hjerte ❤️ Tak for dit store arbejde og engagement! ❤
@lenenielsen2557 skönt att höra! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼🥳
Hi Why the zips on your bergtagen eco shell jacket is different from the one is in fjallraven website?
no idea brother, could be an old version that I have.
I sooo love my burgundy large ulvo pack…I love the fact that I can use the bottom straps for my fleece sweater or rain coat or a water bottle etc…!!! Rick Vancouver BC 🍁🫶😍🍁
Appreciate the input Rick! :)
Dude use your biceps, grow an inch on those guns
probably better of using your back.
That was a punky rotted wood.
couldnt find commercial grade wood, need an assistant for that.
They are fun to use! I took one , made in Michigan , " called Worlds Fastest Pocket chain Saw" , highly Doubt ,and cut a couple 3 to 4 inch downed trees blocking our hiking trail, very irritating, so it worked great.
I think that’s the perfect use case. Any trails you’d recommend in Michigan?
Question, is the pack the olive colour for the keb 52l?
Yes, it’s called deep forest
Legend, cheers mate
@mulza 💪🏼
Lol @ bs fear of height when the guy can.jump onto a boulder between 2 cliffs 900 meters up. Yt ers and their fake fears when they know damn well that they arent afraid of said thing. Its them coming up with made up fears. If u were rreally afraid of heights getting up to the cliff would be undoable but jumping onto a biulder is daredevil level shit
it's one thing being afraid of something, it's another doing it afraid. there was people with no fear on that rock, doing handstands and all that, that wasn't me.
Didn't know that Mora made a red Kansbol. Next time maybe try a Mors Kochansky super-shelter. Oh, and bring a snack with you. Pack it with the camera.
Thanks for the tip!
Which model?
T3
Hey Ted. Im 193 cm tall. Do you think this bag is long enough for me and can I ask you how tall u are
Im 181, id check on the website for sizes!
I got a 38 liter Klättermusen Raido backpack, which is exceptionally good IMO - except that its too big unless im gonna use it for longer hikes. I just ordered a 24 liter Klättermusen Brimer, which should be just perfect for 1 or maybe 2 nights out (more if i add the accessory pockets). Im not really a youtuber, but i did recently upload a video called "2 person tent + everything you need to go camping in the 19 liter Osprey Ultralight Stuffpack". I used a 1.2 liter pot as prop to show how much space i had left for food, after i had packed the Zpacks Duplex, a generous cook set (even includes a frying pan), my quilt, a short length inflatable sleeping pad, and a mesh t-shirt. I forgot to pack the 1 liter Katadyn BeFree waterfilter, which would have fit in the mesh pocket on the side - and with a bottleholder on the shoulder strap i would have been able to carry at least one extra bottle of water. The video was just to show what is possible, and ill never actually use this pack for any overnighters. However, the 24 liter pack im getting will be my main pack for overnighters from now on 👍
Would you like to write a blog post about this on my website?
@@TedWeirum I dont have any experience with such things, but it might be fun to give it a shot 🙂 Im not an experienced hiker though. Just a random guy with a "gear fetish", who sometimes goes on overnighters. Im getting the 24 liter backpack tomorrow, and should be ready to give some "initial thoughts" on it pretty quickly. I also got a Hilleberg Bivanorak, which i could perhaps make into a separate section. When used with the Osprey Ultralight Stuffpack, it is no problem to get well into "super ultralight" territory (under 5 pounds). This actually packs so small i could EASILY go on an overnighter with the 15 liter Arcteryx Index 15 backpack. After packing shelter/sleep system, cookset, 2x 0.9l nalgene water bottles, and waterfilter, i still have enough space left that i think i should be able to fit between 5 and 7 packs of "real turmat" backpacker meals 👍
@@TedWeirum Yeah, ill see what i can do. I noted your email, in case you want to delete your message before you get rund down with all kinds of emails 🙂 Thanks for the offer btw. It will be an interesting experience 😁
@EspenFrafalne 👍🏼
For a second I thought you said 'hawks' and not 'hogs', so I was picturing birds running after you with their little feet 😂
This happens to me more often than one would think! :P