Hey guys, I'm gonna do a contactment video here in the spare room. Hopefully the fan noise and the folding panning aren't too loud because it's 82 degrees so it's pretty warm. But I just got back from an over-vader to grasp on in the Adirondack Mountains in Northern part of the Adirondack Park. I'm just outside of Paul Smith's New York. Check out the rear of that. But we're going to unpack my ULA-ON 2.0. As you can see, it is pretty stuffed. But that is 90% I would say my underquotes. And I was completely shocked by that. How much room we're going to take up. There are the synthetic ones from Arrowhead Equipment. It's the new River underquilt. That's the regular length and then I have a short, AWE-HEE top quilt, both three seasons. Very bulky. I wouldn't say very much about the weight, but the pack is about 22 pounds with food and fuel for the overnight. So let's get inside here. I have the Spot Gen 3 on the outside. I haven't checked the track on that yet. I don't know how well that did. I have a frog cobbin, which will really bring jacket. I always next to nothing didn't need that. Good to have though. Food bag. That's just a Walmart outdoor products bag. And I can inside of here is the trash compactor trick. But as you can see, the trash compactor bag is completely stuffed full. But can't even close the trash compactor bag. There's some dirty clothes. There's the more bonnet blackbird with wedding suspension. I'll take that out later. I don't think I need to air it out or anything with it. Then we have good last winter coat. One out. Top quilt. That down in the mid 50s on the trip. That was plenty comfortable. Then down in the bottom I just got my sleep shorts, pair of socks. And this is a T-shirt I hiked and I have a long sleeve shirt that I slept in with. I wore that home. And just last thing in the area is fine. That's the bag. So, I got my water bottles of course on shoulder straps. It worked out well. Oh my God, that's a man. I kept this little accurate thermometer on my sternum strap. Right now it seems to be okay, but while we're out there, if you touch the bottom of it, it shorts out. So, I don't know how, I don't see there it goes. I can't see that, but when you tap, when you just kind of tap the bottom, let's see how it. I don't know what's going on there. Didn't cost very much, but still it should work. That's the first time I used it. I had my... my moron knife on the belt. We spelt. I think it's called the companion, I'm not sure. In the waist belt pocket, I had extra batteries for my Gen 3 or my headland. I had an extra battery for my phone. Didn't need that cable. I had to show me the e-camera, I didn't take that out of the long too busy talking. And some extra batteries for my GPS unit. In this pocket, of course I had to band-ass through the back. In this pocket I had some D. See the summit? Mosquito headnet, I didn't use that. My big curl, pat hanger that I made, the duck choke. I used that and rain cover for my own. Didn't use that, we've got ridin' this all, lose it. In the side, webbing everyone call it straps here. I had my ultra pod with an attachment for my iPhone. I did use that quite a bit. A pair of gloves didn't use those. I did use those with one of the high-pitch. My super-cell saw, used those because right where I hung my hammock, somebody had cut off two trees at an angle. And they were basically steaks in the spear somebody, so I'll trim those off. The Garmin E-Trix 20, I had that hangin' from my neck the whole time. Wasn't really in the pack. And then here is my cook kit. Gonna go over that on the videos. My steak bag, which also doubled as, I accidentally had an extra steak in it, which was weird. My steak bag was also doubled as my rock throw bags, for my bear bag hanging system. The first time I tried doing the PCT style bear bag hanging, we got caught up, so I'm not sure where I did wrong, but maybe that I used that lash it, or zing it, whatever it's called. I need to look that up, so I can remember. I think that stuff's awful grippy, so maybe I need some milk. I have my edge tart from Warbonnet in, snakeskin, from Mountain Goat. That was on the side over here on this thing. And then down here is my water kit. That's a Sawyer Mini, and I had two two liter bags, took those down to the creek about half a mile away. I filled those up, had a beanie. I used that during the night, and I had an addition to the water ounce of fuel that my stove had, he ounces of fuel in this little barbell bottle. And propelch. propelch. My cozy with the best of the bottle, following the meter, so you'll check that out if you want to. Have a nice bottom on your cozy so that the stand upright works out good. The meter, I've got a video all looked at her. Ultralight Sip Pad from Dutch, she's that quite a bit. Lucy emerged, this is the small inflatable solar lantern from Lucy. I've got some complaints about this. I'll maybe do a separate video on that later. I was kind of disappointed with that actually. First aid kit. Matt didn't need that door out of going. Tyvette ground mat. And hygiene kit, some extra matches and my medications. And 25 extra foot of lashes and whatever. And that is it. Because that was about 22 pounds with food and water. So hope that you guys like that and we'll see you later.