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Non zippable front pockets is a big miss. Not gonna put stuff in the back pocket when I'm wearing a pack.

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Rub some wax on that zip

Nice video. Thanks. Did you consider doing the trail South to North?

I didn't use OR, but I used Australian local brands but it have the same Pertex Sheid 2.5 layer same 20K fabric with 1/3 of OR price

How to walk like a pro? Some people needs to learn ementary things to manage the simplest things in life. Like make your own breakfast, how-to... Great!

I had the pocket rocket and the thing was so unstable! That pot slides off way too easily. After years of not wanting to spend on the Stash, I’ve bought the Stash, no more spilt boiling water in my tent!

Could you have worn a louder jacket

I usually extend them somewhat while going downhill and shorten them while (heavy-terrain) uphill 😋

Thank you. Doing the trail in sept. Really helpful vid.

I don't like using the straps. More free not using them. Great vid 😀

This should be the most natural thing you don't need to learn from others. Do people struggle with theire natural motor skills of the body?

Thank you. Very useful

Insane pricing... End of discussion if people stop paying those prices they will have to lower prices. Greed has destroyed us

Am I smart for doing most of the things in this video just by experimentation on my own or are they designed to be understood easily

What about mosquito repellants with picaridin instead of deet? I read that this substance is as effective...

*Thanks* How much effort does it take to make 'Cuban Fabric', 'Dyneema'? I 'think' as Sailing, material it's not 'undervalued', but Price became Overused.

Where do you park and leave the car overnight?

Nice videos but be sure to check where the no fly zones are for drones in the park, you're filming in one in this video (southern slopes of Y Lliwedd) and I just clicked your Tryfan video and you are there too, the national trust have a land map of the park showing the areas where drones aren't allowed.

Thanks for posting such beautiful, dramatic, incredible, scenic, landscapes. The views are simply stunning.

You mentioned it is woter-proof, but everyone is wondering: is it waterproof?

What happened to you man just vanished

And don’t forget the benefits to your core strength😊 as well as posture. We walked the Thames Path with poles and even though pretty much flat felt great and fit by the end.

I forgot how great this channel was... part of the reason why I move to NZ

You said length & shaft Great info, thanks.

Have you ever found a mosquito spray that works I cant even deet didnt!

Will be taking a 30l but also wearing baselayer thermal..and jacket etc on plane to cut weight a bit. Also as gave away laptop (big mistake as wiped off all photos on cloud and webstick didnt work!) will just have camera kinfle and phone cutting out heavy charger plug etc..

Will be taking a 30l but also wearing baselayer thermal..and jacket etc on plane to cut weight a bit. Also as gave away laptop (big mistake as wiped off all photos on cloud and webstick didnt work!) will just have camera kinfle and phone cutting out heavy charger plug etc..

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New version or old version?

I’ve used these for years. Got a more expensive suit top & bottom with pockets. Got it a bit larger so could wear winter gear underneath. Cheers🙏🏻

Great info on the video. I have one slight suggestion: we hike in the Southwest US and on rocks. We use those rubber tips on rock (large rock or loose rock) because the poles then don't slide off the hard surfaces. All else is good, and I like the tips for adjusting length. I also like the workout for my arms added to the hike workout by using poles. Thanks!

Thanks for the informative video! good tips!

Superb Video, I visited Camasunary a couple of years back, also shocked at the plastic pollution and fishing nets.

A lot of bother walking with the poles mate... just enjoy the walk hands free

Good comments and tips and having done the same they are tried and tested.

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Austra, Salisberg: winter & high ground. At minus -15°c I felt my feet were like blocks of ice....feeling over tired.

Dude well done. But where is the JOURNEY, the CONTEXT.... What were tou eating? Where were you sleeping? WHERE were the views? Its not enjoyable for the viewer if its all drone shots and ypu walking away from your camera for them pov shots.... Watch the MASTER, Haze Outdoors..... Good luck with it

Top tip: in really torrential downpours (when cycling) wear 2 breathable waterproof jackets, a figure hugging proprietry jacket (I have a Rapha Pro team race cape) and this Torrentshell. It works for me. In warmer climates just don't worry too much about getting wet))

My LEKI poles are fantastic. I love the hand harness because they stay more stable in your hand. Also, the load on your hand is better distributed. With their shark grip, you don’t need to constantly grip to control. Simply cradle & let it glide back and forth as you walk in normal fashion (normal arm swing). This is the technique of Nordic Walking. Excellent! P.S. with your loops, you must remember to have your thumb on the side which is the strap which passes under the strap that your fingers are resting on. Most reputable manufacturers will have them setup as such (even marking L & R). That’s why you’ll usually see the strap ends overlap “mirror image” from one pole to the other.

It's expensive because they can, but the patent is expiring soon I believe.

Just watched this on return from a brief interrailing trip using my old Ventura 40 I’d forgotten about. Must have predated your model as it has the metal back. Thank you for pointing out the pockets on the waist strap and one or two other things I’d missed! Feel it’s going to get a lot more use…

Loved the violin! Nice vid!! Excellent music!!

I added a magnet and metal plate to mine to stay shut

I'm 64, been using trekking poles for years. It boggles me to see all the hikers on you tube that don't know the proper use of this great hiking aid. I won't carry a pack without them. You pretty much nailed the way I use mine. A commenter had a good observation of the first method of strap use that you showed....about retaining the pole when grabbing something and also about holding the pole for downhill. I will look into that. Thanks for sharing.

Are there any places for bushcraft in the West Midlands?