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ER nurse here. Put some Pepcid in the same package as your Benadryl. Benadryl is a H1 antagonist and Pepcid is an H2. That’s where we start for allergic reaction before moving to epi and steroids. Also, Leuko tape is the duct tape of the medical world. Works better than mole skin and had multiple uses.

So what size kitbag would be good for a P10C and an extra mag? The Full one?

Sounds like to me HPG need to make some backcountry skis/bindings/ Boots

Wish you guys would’ve added a multicam black to the medium runners kit bag 😢

Does it come with the belt?

Just signed up for black, really hoping for a run so I can EDC this - join me on that waitlist yall!

Great info thanks

This guy is brilliant. Hill People Gear just works...

I really, and I can't stress this enough, I REALLY wish you would've lined the pistol compartment the same way as the main. I also wish you didn't have the zipper flap on the pistol compartment because mine gets hung up regularly enough that I will not use it for my pistol. So between the lack of usable Velcro and the zipper flap I ended up having to use the main compartment for my pistol, which makes everything else fit weird in the bag. It's dangerous having that flap where it can jam up the zipper. PLEASE change those things!

I just discovered your company, and the UA-cam channel that is with it. This video is great. Something I have never considered when I go out is pacing.

Awesome demonstration!

@hillpeoplegear I know its not necessarily what you geared your packs towards, but do you have a pack you would recommend for doing ruck walks with weight plates? Thanks!

Can you make a video about attaching your kit bag to your recon harness???

I cant decide between MCB or RG 🤦‍♂

Form Packtor is an epic word coining.

Will this fit the 65L watershed dry bag backpack?

This is the worst piece of kit that HPG makes. It isn't warm, doesn't block the wind well, and simply is not a value add to any system I've tried..... with exception of bundling the dog up at night. I like all my other HPG kit, but the serape is a turd.

Awesome resource! Thanks guys!

5:00 doesn’t look like you’re very comfortable…

I love these videos. I know it’s not your guy’s intention with this series, but I learn a lot about traveling in the backcountry from watching. The reverence you hold for it and the pace at which you move. It’s taught me to stop, observe, and appreciate. Thanks for these! Blessings

My problem with synthetic polyester baselayer is I stink in 2 to 3 hrs. My only exception is the Sitka synthetic baselayers. Even wool and polyester blends cause me to stink quickly. As John Barlow says some people just can’t wear synthetic. I fine alpaca wool to be the answer for me as baselayer.

Wonderful trip Evan. I've hung out at an active beaver pond once. Amazing to watch them do their thing. What free standing floorless shelter were you running? Looks different than the Utopia you usually run for trips like this. Nate

Is this a public event?

Can’t wait to get one. When can I make an order? Still showing out of stock on your website.

This is in the GJ area? Or down by Bayfield?

Just as it should be…

Happy to see you back on the trail! Thank you for the tracking tips.

Great video, Evan...as always. A really skilled tracker could age those bear prints across the snow pack, which is an impressive skill. Thanks for taking us along.

Evans backcountry trips reminds me of Marty Stouffer from the show Wild America. An epic show I grew up watching.

I sure enjoy your videos. So many now are full of hype and nonsense. The beaver footage was excellent - undisturbed. Thanks for sharing your outing!

Thank you Evan for this video, learned a lot. So, share something with you, if don't mind? 17:05 Because some folks, wearing polyester causes a feeling of being in a plastic bag and if not resting, causes sweating; add warm ambient temperature and sweat pouring out like when sitting in a sauna; blends no different. I also find tight woven cotton, like most T shirts, to be uncomfortable when sweating, gets wet, stays wet, whereas wool undershirts stay cool and dry. Have you tried bamboo, which is a synthetic silk, also called rayon, with wool? I myself prefer it over a 100 percent wool base layer, especially in summer. Cheers, Adriel

I’m actually shocked out bad some of the information is in this video coming from a respected company like HPG. Wool dries very quickly and keeps you warm even when wet. You think all those sheep could survive in the fields if their wool layer didn’t keep them warm when they got wet? Cotton dries incredibly slowly and provides almost zero insulation when it gets wet. A material that dries faster doesn’t make you cold, it’s the exact opposite. Meanwhile, a slower drying material like cotton will cool you down and speed up evaporative cooling because your skin is constantly touching something wet. A 70/30 or 80/20 merino wool/synthetic blend weighs almost nothing, wicks moisture incredibly well, keeps you warm even when wet, dries quickly and doesn’t stink. The biggest downside for wool is that it’s not super durable. Full synthetics (literally plastic) are bad for being in the field or in the mountains. Technically they dry quickly and provide a decent amount of insulation but they stink horribly especially if you’re in the field for multiple days, I also wouldn’t be surprised if all that plastic leaching into your skin through sweat isn’t very good for you. I love HPG and own several of their products but surprised by how bad this video is. Maybe it’s because they don’t sell any merino wool products, idk but expected better. The guy who left HPG and went to spiritus systems is really knowledgeable on materials and they’ve put out videos that give factual information.

I noticed the orange zipper pulls you have staged up in the center of the track on top of your kit bag. I have one of your earliest iterations and I've done two things to make access to that pocket easier. I'm sure we've all seen the 550 cord bracelets with the cobra weave I think it's called. I added a cobra weave to both of those zipper pulls to stiffen them up, they stand up now and are generally always where I left them. I also stage them in the corner favoring my dominant hand, this makes opening smoother and more instinctive as neither pull has to go around a bend and the pouch opens wider than just opening the top run. The nice thing is the cobra weave makes the important zipper pulls unmistakable from the others on the V1 just by feel, but just out of habit I stage them on the opposite corner.

Looks like another winner of a product. A bit to big for my needs and frame however but my snubby runners is working out great. Nate

Great trip.

Another great episode. Who's the music by in the beginning?

My my, perhaps the finest video you have made in my ten years watching…

Not wanting to offend, but you mentioned a infection. Was that from a water source in the field? I’m interested in water filters and purification processes in the field and on the move.

Excellent video. I enjoyed every bit and was glad you got out in those conditions and took us along. I’m not a winter camper but sure enjoy watching those who do. Thanks.

That is what hunting is about. The modern hunting shows and videos are mostly distasteful to me. I greatly dislike the celebration on taking an animals life. I’ve never felt like doing that after a kill. But, I’m mostly a meat hunter. Very nicely done film. Two thumbs up.

It took a couple videos to fully realize you’re here in my home territory. Nice film work and all. I’m a new subscriber. Nice work.

Do y'all make a hybrid layered system, Patrol Pack , Chest Rig and Battle Belt combo? That can be worn separately or hooked together as one piece.

Did you switch from the First Need filter for any reason or just preferred a smaller model for this trip?

Awesome Evan , Glad you're back!!

My favorite N. American animal. I could watch Tatanka all day, and pretty much have. Looks like a great trip, you guys - thanks for sharing.

A great night out in a beautiful location. Even better when your with a good friend. Nate

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to document and share. Beautiful area and beautiful animals. My trips outdoors always seem more fulfilling when I see wildlife 👍

What an awesome outing. Thanks for bringing us along.

I appreciate these videos. I am a fan of HPG but the actual use and real life in use are great!

Love your gear