Hiking Trailer Unboxing: Rolling Bug Out System

Check out this unboxing of the monowalker fatmate, this should give you an idea of what to expect if you also order one.

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[dylanfranks]

Thank you so much for all the great videos on this I bought one I have badd knees And I can't carry much weight on top of them So this allows me To actually go camping and go out on the trails Where normal backpack Would restrict me To stay extremely light weight And maybe go with gear that I don't like but that's a little bit lighter Now I can go With a little bit heavier gear that I want Thanks again keep the videos coming

[CityPrepping]

Very cool concept. Thanks for sharing this!

[DropForgedSurvival]

I enjoy this Concept. Im interested in Testing this in an Urban/ Wilderness Hybrid Environment.

[BasedGhoul]

Nice to see this finally went into production and that they tweaked it even more for a better user experience and longer longevity. Considering this is a premium product though, I'm disappointing it didn't come with at least a simple one page assembly manual. Its not exactly a bicycle, which everyone is used to seeing the form factor on the street, an I'd be completely lost as to where to start if I had all those parts in front of me. Here's hoping other companies are watching this and some competition develops. Usually when that happens products become even better.

Nice job Nate

[Sasquatch-Press]

That is an amazing setup, Nate. A fella could carry a serious amount of gear. Great for backpacking even remote hunting, it could be adapted to carry game back out as well. It could work well as a multiplier for an old foot like me, I carry as much, as long as I could when I was in my 30's. I have watched all your Mono Walker videos, this does look like its a well-engineered product and performs very well. Thanks.

[indigodragon]

Could always incorporate in hub electric motors to give someone a little help if pulling up a trail in a hilly location that comes on when the motor senses movemen after a switch is turned on. With a roll out solar panel battery charger. 😊

[trexinvert]

This is awesome. I'm hoping to do some deep trail "trail angeling" in the future. Pull about 30-50 liters of water deep into the pct to help hikers to between long water stops.

[soctnights]

The mono walker makes one awesome utility belt. Batman would be jealous.

[corylmiller]

i like the walker very cool looking, i will have to look into one of those ..

[PinetreeLine]

Very cool! Going to be interesting seeing more of this. Great to see this come to life!

[SeattleRingHunter]

4:45 its a "bike pannier" also a very common biking component.

[indigodragon]

Take two heavy duty sleds use clip closures to clamp the edges together. Take two of those walkers rip them apart and make a three wheeled dolly with Handel bars. The third wheel having a suspension system that absorbs weight and acts like a pivot point which would allow a individual to carry and maneuver a heavier bug out load. With each heavy duty sled being detachable and fully functional. All your gear remains safe and dry. A really neat way to pack your bug out gear and leave a stash always ready to go in a secret location. 😊

[barryhay]

Ooooh pretty !!!! Thanks again for your channel. Much love from South Africa! !!!

[SeattleRingHunter]

4:30 its a US standard Schrader valve. All though Presto valves are not to be feared, just as common and actually hold higher pressures.

[talentlogic]

The monowalker looks like a great contraption for desert survival. It could hold a lot of water.

[ShinobiHOG]

Yeah, a rolling system is a big part of my bug out plan. I had originally planned on a bike because I could just tie my bag to it and walk it over rough terrain when I couldn't ride it. I like those Montague paratrooper folding bike and I think that bike paired with the mono walker would be a full proof bug out

[snoopu]

That makes it a whole lot easier to take your gear into a secluded area if you have to walk in long distance

[Anon-xdcf]

I would love to see one of these with the gyroscope and motor of a "hoverboard" built into the system.
It would give a small assist going up and down hills to reduce or even cancel inertia.
It could even be charged in use downhill on lesser gradients where the assist is not required.

[mickbator]

That product is cool as hell, and I am sure it's worth the price but DAMN. It will be a very long time before I can fit something like this in my budget. The build looks awesome, looks like very high quality, I would love to own one. Thanks for sharing this product with us CP.

[christopherellis]

Panier is the name of the bag on the sides.
So long as the wheel stays intact.