A complete breakdown of all the gear I’m taking for an expedition out on the remote Arctic tundra…
00:07 Outline of the expedition
00:59 Food, stove, and cooking equipment (more about this at
03:35 Firemaking supplies
04:18 Hilleberg Keron 3 tent
05:06 DWR treated sleeping bag
05:53 Actik Core Headlamp
06:47 How to Bearproof Your Camp
06:55 Bear spray and knife
07:03 Is Bear Spray Better than a Gun?
07:59 Exped Ultra Mummy Sleeping Mat from the Canadian Outdoor Equipment Company
09:30 Photography and video gear
10:48 12-gauge shotgun and ammo
11:57 PakAlarm bear tripwire alarm
13:41 Paddles
14:55 Helmet
15:52 Carrying yoke from The Complete Paddler
16:16 Multipurpose bailer
16:33 Neoprene gloves
17:04 Tripod
17:09 Rescue PFD, compass, Garmin, phone, and survival gear
20:18 Maps and map case
21:48 Rain and bug gear
23:36 Shoes and socks
23:39 Clothing and leather gloves
27:10 Satellite communications gear and solar panels
28:06 Medical kit
28:38 Repair kit
29:29 Toiletries, bug spray, sunscreen
30:00 Bags and backpacks
30:53 Sea-1 Canoe-Kayak hybrid
30:58 Spray deck
31:04 Five reasons you need a canoe spraydeck:
32:46 Falcon folding sail (1.4 square meters)
33:42 Steering rudder
35:11 Additional tie-down points
35:34 Lower back support
36:28 Lining and tracking ropes
38:02 Perseverance, Life and Death in the Subarctic (hardcover, Audible, Kindle formats:
Love your yellow food bags. Wondering who makes them. I would love to get a set.
1:42 what are those bags called, been looking a long long time
Best channel ever
Does anyone know what brand the yellow food bags are?
Good video, im trying to prepare for winter solo camping at state forests around me ,pulling a pulk sled ,bereg hot tent and stove