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is this better than the green Aether Ag you have

Great review thanks very much SUB added

Nice video Andy, clocking up some serious miles this year mate 🥾🥾

Thank you. Great Video 🔥

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An honest review from the use of this tent in tropical Asia Area here in Hong Kong. This is a 3 season tent for Spring, Autumn, Winter, but not Summer. Because the temp here reached 35-40 Celsius degrees, 90% humidity. If you use this tent in the summer of Hong Kong. You need to find a way to block the sun light and good air ventilation.

Great video. I've just saved 2kg. I ditched my fleece and waterproof trousers, and instead just relied on lightweight running top and shorts. I then ditched all my dry bags and then used a folding system when adding gear in my rucksack. I then change my tent for a X Mid 2.

Kinlochmore? You mean Kinlochleven

I've had the Niak for a few years now, it's a great option for bikepacking. I can get the tent, mat and quilt in a handlebar bag and the poles fit nicely in my framebag. I still cannot fathom why it costs so much though!

Very happy with the quality of this tent, but I am struggling with setting it up proper. The inner tent seems too large compared to the outer. It remains very baggy inside unless I pitch it so that 2 of the 4 corners peek outside of the outer tent. Anyone got some tips?

swapping my gear out for ultralite so i can do solo multi day hikes comfortably. ive ordered the forclaz bag and the forclaz 900 sleeping pad. I love budget buys. Also gone for the lanshan 1 pro ul. so excited! Thanks for a great review.

Just finished the Tour du Mt Blanc with the Niak with 2 hikers. Worked like a charm, our highest camp 2,200 m in bad weather.

Good shout on the Nylofume bags. I'll be getting a few.

Interested to know how you've gone with the Quest 4. Mine have lost all waterproofing after about 10 x 2 day walks. One fully soaked foot within an hour of easy (gravel path) walking in light rain. A real shame, as they are super comfortable, with excellent ankle support and nice lacing control. Agree with you on the wet rock grip though. I'm moving onto the AKU to see whether they are more durable. Nice video. Subscribed!

I’ve the exact sleeping combo! It’s an amazing setup. Beyond comfy and a real luxury when camping yet still light and small enough for backpacking. Side sleeping no issue at all. Highly recommended.

Dungeon Ghyll fav place in the lakes

Another really valuable piece from you Andy. I was considering trying this but now I’m going to bite the bullet and go with the Osprey rook 50l. Keep up the good stuff 😎

love all your videos. you're my fave go to for reviews for new gear. you were also my very 1st backpacking you tuber i came across. :)

Well Done Andy. I've the same Lanshan myself, if you touch the tent on the inside will water come through if its raining with it being a single skin tent?

Good thorough review, Ill probably choose this over the Mongar tent because of this good review, thanks

I have one of those packs. Superb pieces of kit. The back system is great and the air flow through the back is noticeably good. So good that, for days when it's cold, I'm going to put a piece of foam roll mat through the back to stop the air flow ! In mild and warm weather it's great.

How is its condensation performance? Is the top vent enought to avoid it?

Love that

Nice video mate. Looked like a good trip in your vids. Can I ask what microphone you’re using?

Its getting tougher finding comfortable footwear with so many brands facing issues. I have Salomon boots like yours but find them heavy and tiring. Looking to do the Great Glen Way which is fairly flat so need decent footwear that is forgiving on hard surfaces and trails, especially since I will be wildcamping and carrying a 58ltr backpack. Meindl and Keen suffer from delamination issues, mesh shoes aren't durable, some soles are better at gripping on wet surfaces than others. Jeezo. Looking at a mid cut boot now, wide toe box, orthopaedic insole, leather or suede type fabric. Great channel Andy. Atb.

suunto vertical looks great with regards to gps realtime accuracy refresh and detail + free maps.

Hi, I'm looking for a traditional hiking backpack 50 L what brand of backpack you recommend please..

I have had the Hubba NX1 for a few years now and love it. I didn’t know the Elixir versions existed. Would I choose the cheaper Elixir when my Hubba eventually needs replacing? Probably, as I’m a cycle camper and the weight isn’t too much of an issue. Have to say, though, I do love the simple little Hubba, it’s been excellent for me 🙂

just why on earth would they not add the sleeping bag compartment???? It would be a no brainer for me with one

Hi Andy great couple of videos, planning on doing the cumbria way soon. Can I ask what size zenbivy that is , they do a reg, large and XL also which foot box is it the fast footboy or convertible footbox and did you use the 25 degrees or 10 degrees one, would the 25 be good in autum do you think

Hiya Andy ..Great video on one of my fav trails ..In 3 days is some going massive kudos....The food pouch you are using is it decent and if so where from ...cheers..keep on going👍🏻😁👍🏻

If the guy was threatening in any way with the gun ? you are in your rights to report him ? and possibly affect his firearms licence ?

I have narrowed my selection to this backpack, but I am undecided about the most suitable size for my needs. My height is 180 centimeters. I have not yet had the opportunity to physically examine the backpack. However, I would appreciate any guidance on the key considerations when selecting the appropriate size. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Great vid thank you 👍

Cracking distance with a late start and a healthy slug of pints

This was my first ever multi dayer and I loved it but I did South bound so I finished on the pretty sights rather then walking along the canals on the last day

I mean you wasn't exactly in a discreet spot

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My pack weight was 10.5kg. I think I could get down to about 8kg, though that would include replacing my old sleeping bag. I think pack weight is more important than many realise. Yes, its not much as a percentage of your body weight, but its weight you're not used to carrying so it seems to put a greater strain on your efforts.

very impressed with 30 miles, I think I might have done 20, but it took me 8 or 9 days, or something, but I had £80 of equipment, from second hand shops, and the rucksack was £13 off gumtree the guy had restitched straps in wider position, it was kind of like being midly crucified, but yeah, If you want to get gas, it is cheaper in drymen, £8, crainlarich was good for food, the newsagent, but the gas was £12 for same stuff, I found the newsagent by wellies abit pricey, and bought alot of rubbish, I got food poisoned morrisons walked it back from fort william, but yeah,