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Hello… never camp under a tree IF possible. It’s not as safe as you think in a storm. Limbs fall down. Not fun… psa over
Great Video
How about doing a useful video of Walmart gear comparison to compatibly high-end realistic camping gear equipment. “The Big Three” in backpacking the most essential gear items: the shelter (tent/tarp), sleep system (sleeping bag/quilt and pad), and backpacks.
Tent types: trekking pole, freestanding, etc.
PU ratings: 3,000mm – 5,000mm: Excellent for heavy, long-lasting, and windy rain, or for wet climates
Sleeping bags:
Sleeping bag comfort ratings 0 – 45 degrees: size, down, synthetic, weights, etc.
Backpack comparison – weight, durability, liters, etc.
Also maybe hiking shoes a comparison to high-end brands:
If you ever need a place to hang things, put a little rock on the outside of the tent fabric, and cut a short piece of cord, wrap the rock on the inside of the tent, and tie it. you can use the same rock trick to tie down tarps and stuff