Скачать с ютуб Using a Bear Can in a Frameless Ultralight Backpack в хорошем качестве

Using a Bear Can in a Frameless Ultralight Backpack

Along a Pacific Crest Trail thru hike (and many other hiking destinations in the US) a bear can is required to store your food so that BEARS and other animals don't get into it. Bear cans mostly suck. They are hard to open, annoying to use, heavy, and cumbersome. But they do serve an important purpose in high traffic areas to keep wildlife wild. Along the PCT you will need one for the Sierra Nevada Mountains, including Kings Canyon, and Yosemite National Park. They are also required around Lake Tahoe in Desolation Wilderness, and later on in Lassen Volcanic National Park should you want to camp in these places. Most will hike through the later two areas in a single day to avoid this regulation, but in other places that is not possible. The best bear can, BV500: https://amzn.to/3klJJIN MY PCT GEAR LIST! http://www.jupiterhikes.com/gear/ Bear cans are required between these miles heading northbound Sierra: - 753 - 763 - 779 - 807 - 929 - 997 Desolation: - 1095 - 1117 Lassen: - 1344 - 1364 I have been asked many times, and have seen many struggle trying to use the hard ridged canister in frameless ultralight backpacks, especially so on the PCT just this year! I hope this video helps all those in the future who want to adventure in places that do have these regulations. The Olympic National Park along the Pacific Northwest Trail comes to mind! Hiking Essentials Shirt! http://jupiterhikes.com/product/hikin... If you would like to get access to content I create about this type of stuff I don't share anywhere else join me on my Patreon!   / jupiterhikes   If you'd like more info about me, my hiking, or painting: https://www.jupiterhikes.com   / jupiterhikes     / jupiterhikes