How to Pack for a Day Hike

Enjoyed the video!

interesting review

Great video!

You seem to deride the idea of knives . . . which I consider irresponsible. I sense that your experience outdoors is limited to well marked trails or just off-trails where the chance of getting lost are slim. Should you ever set an azimuth to a large hill top (let's say) that's good 10 KM away . . . . or should you decide to follow a river for a while (nice way to hike) you will quickly discover countless needs for a knife. And, Heaven forbid, if you get lost, the knife may save your life.

lol anyone else see it say shit shovel

Shit shovel.

I don't know why that made me laugh so hard…

You forgot to take a knife.

Did I miss something, or did you forget a knife? I don't go to the backyard without a knife.

Ulalala purple bag, the bag you use very good color, and I really like

Amazing! love the video~!

One plus thing that i bring is a roadeavour bottle that has electrolyte drink for that extra push in steep terrains.

Love the video….but what about Bear spray? knife? taser? lighter? I might have missed it….but water bottle/canister? I would have a hat with a sun visor too……

What a breathtaking scenery! 😍

I have a similar pack myself, thanks for sharing.

Great tips! I usually carry my gloves in with my CPR mask, but I like the idea of keeping them I a film canister!

What a Doll ! BTW….no knife ??????

This video is so useful! Thanks!!

Wow looks like a beautiful place to get out in. Nice video.

Hi, just found your channel, very interesting and useful. I'm in vic Dandenong Rangers

what brand is your backpack?

You made a good point about first aid, the better more intensive course for Advanced First aid will teach you about extended care. When in the bush and remote areas emergency services could be hours away, they conditions could get worse and they may have to attempt extrication the next day when conditions clear up. Learning advanced first aid is great but please at least do an applied first aid course. St John Ambulance have loads of courses, you can use the qualifications at work and home not just on the trail. Cheers great video.

she forgot all the emergency kit. like fire starter, knife, a good steel bottle and some type of tarp for shelter.

Why is she smiling the whole time?

😂😂😂 i poop in the woods tooo

Thank You for this Great Video! I often feel I'm forgetting something, so this is a nice reminder of what is most important! Gorgeous scenery by the way!!

Knife. No1 item on every outdoor list.

I see you've mentioned a couple of times, that you don't know why you'd need a knife. With the exception of boreal forest, a knife is always the most important piece of kit (in boreal forest, it's an axe).

Used for cutting food, prepping kindling/firewood, starting a fire with a firesteel, cutting cordage (which should also be there), repairing rucksack, picking flint out of shoe soles, splinters, opening cans/packets, clearing a path through bush, digging (lose the shit shovel – save weight), shaping hooks/pegs for tarp lines (tarp should also be there), tool-making, first aid – the list goes on.

You should carry a knife – even a Swiss Army – they can be lifesavers. No outdoor/survival course has ever omitted this.