Viewer's Choice January 2014 - Bushcraft Overnighter - The Outdoor Gear Review

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Alright folks, it is time to vote on the gear for our next Overnight Adventure! The Options are;

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Outstanding Luke. Really looking forward to this trip. The anticipation is really starting to build my friend.

wsucougarx

Option 5 for sure & sport'en the Eberlestock Little Bro - is my vote... Its how I do it and would enjoy seeing how you set your pack up - I would like to see how the endo frame does with a good load of gear...:)

houseoffire

Great options Luke. Looking forward for your bushcrafting overnighter. Take care on this trip brother. :)

mohammedhezri

Shelter 5 and swiss military pack. Good luck and enjoy the trip

CPierreEspana

Anything you can throw together and the assault pack. Whatever you choose we look forward to the vid.

Silverstratus

It's the super shelter and the Swiss Engineers pack for me Luke. I Came across your Chanel over the Christmas holidays and I'm hooked on it. It's great to see another guy who's shares the same enthusiasm for the great outdoors. I' m currently putting together kit for a hike up Kilimanjaro this June and your reviews are invaluable. Keep up the great work.
Brian. (Scotland)

PS, do you have any plans to review the 4 piece US GI Sleep system.

bangell

If you can have fire and maintain it, the lean-to with a long fire is probably the most versatile in the winter. Supposedly (ref Ray Mears), it can keep you warm if you are caught out without the right gear. The other shelters I think really depend on your sleep system for warmth. Bushcraft pack needs to be able to handle "hard" gear like saw, axe etc. Doesn't need to be huge but should be able to carry equipment without damaging the pack and have decent load bearing capability. Most modern packs are made for backpacking gear more than bushcraft gear. Rucksacks look good and are tough but are really just a big floppy bag on your back. There is a reason most people use packs with some sort of frame system. I've been curious about the Swedish pack with frame since I saw your initial review....actually had it my shopping cart for a while. External frame is old tech that worked for a long time and is still a better option for some situations. Lets you carry more than just the pack can hold if needed. I think it's the best bushcraft option.

johnmadden