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Des vidéos utiles.

Voici une collection de vidéos que nous avons réalisées pour vous montrer comment utiliser notre matériel de location. Veuillez regarder ces vidéos avant de partir en votre voyage pour vous familiariser avec votre équipement. Consultez ces vidéos pendant votre voyage au besoin pour résoudre des problèmes. Si les problèmes persistent pendant votre voyage, veuillez nous contacter dès que possible. Même si nous sommes situés à Las Vegas, nous pouvons vous aider à résoudre la plupart des problèmes par téléphone ou par SMS.

Gear videos for car camping.

Best Practices for Using 2-Burner Camp Stove
01:24
How To Set up 1-2-3-Person Tents
01:09
How to Set Up 4-Person and 6-Person Tents
02:41
How to Inflate Big Agnes Lightweight Sleeping Pads Without Using Your Breath
01:09
How to Inflate Kelty Waypoint Sleeping Pad
01:58

Gear videos for backpacking.

How To Set up 1-2-3-Person Tents
01:09
How to Inflate Big Agnes Lightweight Sleeping Pads Without Using Your Breath
01:09
How to Light Backpacking Stove
01:01
How to stuff a Sleeping Bag for Backpacking
00:46

Other useful links for backpacking.

Backpack - here's a video of how to adjust the backpack (skip to 1:34 for adjustment and 2:48 for how a perfect fit should look) - you don't need a tape measure! You can get to the right fit pretty quickly by trial and error.  

Trekking poles - If you need to tighten the screw on the locking mechanism, it's very easy. In the open position, use your nail or a house key - or a screwdriver if you have it - to turn the screw just an 8th of an inch and that should fix it. In case you've never used poles before, here's a great tutorial. It's long, but it's very well done. Skip to 3:50 for fit, 4:30 for how to use the strap, and 5:40 for using the poles

 

RatSack - to minimize encounters with rodents, you should first put your food in a stuff sack (squirrels recognize food packaging), put that in the ratsack, and then hang the ratsack. The beauty of these bags is that you can simply hang them at arm's reach. You don't need to create an elaborate pulley system 100ft in the air! It works best when suspended because animals have a hard time balancing on it and they can't drag it away.

We're currently filming the following videos:

  • How to adjust a backpack for a perfect fit

  • Features of a backpack

  • Best practices for using trekking poles

  • Best practices for using a ratsack

Check back here for updates!

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