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Is it still working well? Any updates?

This video could have been this text: Set up your tent properly

Wow you are a hero

Great tips Devin.

What are the stakes like that come with the tent? Are they good or would they need to be replaced?

👌👌👌 always good points and content brotha!

Have you compared it to the Jetboil Stash pot? That is what I have been using with my alcohol stove. Or I could use it with the included gas stove.

Ah! This was super interesting to watch. I really like the point made that you should really consider your own needs and do what feels good for you. I have IBS so I stay away from artificial sweeteners like Stevia (diarrhea during a long distance run or backpacking trip- no thank you) plus I do endurance activities so I'm always looking for products that have carbs in addition to electrolytes (for energy). But for some people who struggle with serum glucose management (like diabetes), products like LMNT may be the best option for them. I think the market is big enough for all different types of products. From what I learned here, Tailwind's products seem to fit my personal needs exactly! I placed an order to sample all their lines. Always cool to learn about different options out there! Thanks for sharing!

Would be nice to see a short cut of that or just main most important info, cannot be bothered watching long boring video, sorry ;)

Definitely the most comprehendable and complete review of this hammock system. Thank you

Looks like a very nice pack especially for the money. REI always runs sales so that’s a plus.

What do you recommend for creating shade in the summer? Thoughts on a pop up canopy versus other options? Thanks!

Great review. I’ve just purchased one. Have you washed the jacket? If so did you use tumble dryer or air dry as recommended? Did the jacket come out ok after washing and drying ?

@0:02 The first essential item is to build a family you can hike with?

The benefits of added glucose for hydration (via sodium/glucose cotransport) have been extensively practised since the 1970ies by UNICEF and WHO to help hydrate when suffering from life threatening diarrhoea (cholera). The WHO-ORS (WHO-Oral Rehydration Solution) recipe has been published and is well known. In case of emergency because of diarrhoea or serious dehydration i'd consider using this type of short-cut hydration, but otherwise i use my own mix similar to WHO-ORS but without sugar but with added magnesium. Not just concerning hydration - I generally try to avoid sugar for hikes or endurance sports, in my experience sugar doesn't prevent me from "bonking" but causes bonking within two hours of reception unless continuing to use even more sugar to compensate for the sugar low that inevitably follows the sugar high. I find it silly to see grown-ups suck on "gel packs" that consist mostly of sugar while running or cycling.

I bought this pot several weeks ago and have three stoves that fit it. The Windmaster Triflex, the Fire Maple Polaris Regulator and the Fire Maple Greentree which is non-regulated but only costs $20. All of these stoves have minimal burner to pot distance and work well with the Petrel pot. I’ve heard that the Fire Maple Hornet sucks with this pot due to excessive burner to pot distance.

Totally biased and commonsense-less.

I hydrate the same on the trail as in my professional kitchen during a long ,hot day:1 lt water mixed with 1 tea spoon sugar and half a teaspoon salt.simple,cheap and efficient.

Loved the good info.!

Great review! Maybe work on the speech flow a bit.

Your kid is the ultimate professional with the poses and the dancing😂😅😂😅

Interesting subject! tldr anyone?

Devin, thank you for raising this topic. Im not sure about some statements made in this video though. I would listen to GearSkeptic video series on this topic. Its very detailed with references from peer reviewed journals and such. He is not affiliated with anything commercial

THANK YOU. As an older backpacker, I have been looking for this type of info - very helpful. Trying to find the right combinations with all of the different products has been daunting - and confusing. I was just in Durango a few days ago - if I had seen this clip, I would have certainly picked up some of their products to try out.

Keep your tarp ridgeline high enough to lay in your hammock and see around you..

Great to see someone who actually knows what they’re talking about. Every influencer talks about LMNT and it’s not great…maybe I should say…not great for me. All the sugar nazi’s scream about sugar free and how it’s better for you. I have tried multiple electrolytes and I hike year around in Arizona and I can tell you Liquid IV works best for my body. It’s a noticeable difference. You can get them on sale at Costco and Sam’s often. Big bag of 30 for around $20. I know every Tom, Dick and Harry is sponsored by LMNT but it’s expensive and has SO much salt and it leaves the sugar out so it doesn’t end up doing what it’s supposed to do. The sugar is part of the equation. I’ll check out Tailwinds. Great interview!

So much information to digest. Love these longform interviews, great job Devin.

As a Type 1 diabetic, I have to be very careful with carbs. I had been using LMNT specifically because it doesn't have sugar that converts to glucose. I will have to reconsider my strategies, which is wicked difficult once you add in carbs into a regimen that includes significant caloric expenditures..

I went through a bit of a rabbit hole a while back looking into electrolytes. I wanted to find cheaper or diy solutions and scoured ultrarunning forums. Found Boulder Salt which is $16 for 113 servings. No flavoring. I'll try to take some in the morning when I wake up. Been feeling better with the routine. When on trips I try to keep my pee lemonade color. Looked into the Tailwind products. The recovery mix looks convenient.

Incredible information. Thank you?!

This was a great interview

Great video! Nice to know the science/background behind it! Might have to add it to the rotation 😊

Lots of good info in this video. What I don't understand is why you'd need some special product when backpacking. I get it for athletes working at high intensity for hours in ultra events, but when hiking it's easy enough to drink plain water and eat enough salty and sugary stuff without getting any stomach problems.

does your computer hit the bottom of the pack or will your laptop be safe from hitting the ground?

Very interesting. I might have to make some adjustments to which electrolytes to use while backpacking.

Sounds like you didnt do your research for years

There’s some horrid reviews of this item regarding it ripping easy and also very poor after sales customer services.

The hurdle I’m trying to figure out is toddler girls and cat holes….

Excellent shelter! Can you pack it up with the fly attached?

What is the brand and model of the power supply that you used?

I have zero clue why anyone that is car camping wouldn't just get a full size Pod Rocker. I mean, he mentions here that it folds up to a "small size" so that it fits in your car well...if you're car camping, ESPECIALLY BY YOURSELF, the amount of space a single chair takes up inside your car is basically a nonissue. Pod Rockers are infinitely more comfortable and only cost $50-70. Don't get this thing, just get a full-size camping chair.

Glad to see they're offering this pot separately now! I bought it quite awhile ago as a kit with that Hornet stove, but knew I wasn't going to care for the stove much. I modified the base just by nicking the inside corners of the slots with a Dremel so that my MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe case slide in better. I've used it on a ton of trips now. This things is an absolute beast! The boil times are absurdly good. I'm not sure there's a better/faster combo out there than this pot with an MSR PRD or the Soto Windmaster. It even beats an MSR Reactor! I went on a backpacking trip with 4 people and would feel comfortable with this being the only stove setup. It boils so dang fast that I can rapid fire prep 1.5-2 cups of water quicker than most larger setups could do a larger batch. It's also not overkill for solo adventures. Love how wind proof it is too, especially with the slots allowing the burner to sit further up in the heat exchanger area. If you're thinking about trying this little pot, you definitely should! Easily worth the slight weight increase over a Toaks 750ml pot.