Redundancy to the Rescue: The Gear That Saved My Camping Adventure!”



Join me on my latest adventure at the Mountain Readiness Expo in North Carolina! Despite a few hiccups, my trusty gear redundancy saved the day. Dive into the story of how I navigated unexpected challenges and adapted on the fly. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button if you enjoy the journey!

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39 thoughts on “Redundancy to the Rescue: The Gear That Saved My Camping Adventure!””

  1. Just as a possible useful tip. I have more than one worn a black plastic trash bag as a rain poncho. They can also be drug over the top of a sleep system as an extra layer or initial water break.

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  2. Fantastic video Blackie! I travel quite a bit so I keep much of the same in my truck. No get home bag persay, but there's enough gear and supplies in my truck to quickly assemble one.

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  3. Interesting, haven't heard of the dew point. Experienced something not dissimilar in Wistmans Wood on Dartmoor in the UK. Hot day, the wood is down the bank of a small valley. Thick mist rolled in after dark. Temperature dropped badly. Condensation like rain on the inside of my tarp. Got into an emergency bivvy type thing with my sleeping bag. As soon as there was enough daylight packed the kit and walked to the top of the hills and set up there for a couple of decent hours sleep. There is a little bit of you that thinks you failed at the time regardless for not anticipating the situation but in retrospect you got through it. A lesson is learned, mine being don't camp in that valley!!!

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  4. Blackie, Great Video and Outstanding Information . Yes Sir Us Silver Wolves always do our best to Be Prepared as the Boy Scouts Motto taught us back in the 1973 -1979 . Thank You Sir For All You Do and God Bless Y'all.

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  5. I was a bit of a ski bum back in my university days. I always had a flyers kit bag stuffed in a locker at the lodge, I had multiple hats and gloves, in addition to files wax and tools. I learned early on that your buddies losing a hat or being cold ruins your trip to. Becomes even more important when you have kids.. or even just take the "head of household" position as uncle or what ever. My "possibles" bag is usually directed at other people.

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  6. Hi Blackie., greeting from Australia 🇦🇺, thank you for your time to make these videos. I would also include, emergency stuff for car, water, oil .coolant, and a jack, and make sure you spare tyre is pumped up, many years ago, up north, had a break down, ask me how I know. Valuable lesson learnt, not a static, a

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  7. I have one of those British army medic pouches too. It lives in my vehicle with a lot of handy stuff like fire kit, FAK, sewing kit etc. It'll take a 500ml bottle in the main compartment too.

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  8. I have a 2009 Nissan Frontier (Navara in Australia) and being 6’3”, there is no way I can sleep in the back of mine with it all closed. Good video reminding people to be aware of the unexpected.

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  9. I was stationed at Camp Lejeune. In North Carolina, when the weatherman says there is a chance of rain, add 30% to whatever number they said. When camping with family, you might consider adding a bicycle bag to your load out.

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  10. I’m not quite as equipped as you, but I carry a decent wool blanket on almost every trip, no matter how warm it is. It’s just right for a crazy wide variety of temps. I keep it right by me and I t’s quite nice when you wake up cold in the situation you just described.

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