gREAT INFO, but this is FIVE YEARS OLD, THUS PRICES ARE MUCH HIGHER.

How do I modify a trail? I've already created a custom trail but realised it was wrong and would like to change sections of it. I dont want to restart from scratch

Great review… Well done. Even after all these years😊

I recently purchased an annual subscription so that I could use this feature. My app is called AllTrails+. I am wondering if the instructions have changed since you did created video about 5 years ago? I do not not see the screen that appears at " 0.44 create your new map " anywhere on my app I have searched throughout the app and I can not locate any arae that allows me to creat my own map. Hope you are still following this page and that you can reply.

Thank you! I was stuck for a bit but this is so helpful and clear! Off on another adventure, this time, with a custom map! 💥

So much vocal fry ! It's a pain to listen to you, man ! Listen to yourself !! Vocal fry is really becoming a major annoyance !

Well explained.

nice review! thanks for sharing

Thank you for great informative video, good job!

Wish I had joined Pro prior to Three Capes Walk Tasmania. But reliving in new mapping exercise practice.

I used to be able to create a map from the app. Now I can’t find the action. It’s either buried somewhere or not included. Been pro for a few years now and I’m always hoping they will redesign this app to make it more simpler and work better. There’s too many basic functions that I need where I have to search and search for the action.

Very informative, thank you. Would I be able to do all this from my iPad ?

Great info! I've been a paid member for about a year, but really haven't been taking advantage of these custom route features. Definitely going to use these now! Thanks!

What size are you wearing here?

Awesome! This helps so much for non techi' people like myself! Very clear and precise. Thank you!

What snow shoes do you use? Great vid

thank you! I need to make a map of my German Shepherd Hikes

So there's no way to create/edit a route with the Alltrails phone app like you can with Gaia, Viewranger, Footpath, etc, etc... Using the phone app, can I export a selected "trail near me" GPX to Connect for use with a Fenix? What is the advantage of Alltrails? Just the "trails near me", ratings, difficulty, and user photos stuff?

excellent tutorial Thanks from this old hiker.

I climbed that in 1979 with my high school class what a great flashback

Beautiful video!

This video is a couple years old now, so I have to ask. Do you still use them? Did they end up lasting?

An actual review... thank you so much. I cant decide what I want and most of the reviews for this are from the south. I'm north east so need something durable for the white mountains.

Very nice video and footage! Big like 👍from me! I also love hiking, camping, bushcrafting, cooking outdoors and shoot some videos to. Keep on!!!

Wow ! So pretty! From Florida over here and never have hiked in anything like that !! 😍

Wow great vid! Well done :D

you just don't tie your shoes properly if they become undone all the time, double overhand knot works for me and my boots, shoes never come undone!

Looks amazing

If I happen to find a new track (dashed line) that isn't on the map, how do I add it?

I am not able to see the option to pick a location using longitude and latitude? Have they changed that?

What watch can i export this to? I want to leave the phone at home

thanks for the extensive and honest review. great video

Are you able to ride a trail and record your route and upload that recording to create the map/trail.

Great tutorial on how to draw custom Alltrails maps. Exactly what I needed!

Is there a way to make the trail a loop trail?

Thank's for you vidéo you help me ;-)

I appreciate that you put significant time in these boots before doing your review. One of my biggest complaints about youtube reviewers are that some folks wear or use an item one time and then give their opinion about it without really getting to know a piece of gear. Us users and consumers might be spending 8-10hrs a day using that particular piece of gear and looking for truthful user reviews so we can make an informed decision. Great video and I thank you!

I appreciate that you put significant time in these boots before doing your review. One of my biggest complaints about youtube reviewers are that some folks wear or use an item one time and then give their opinion about it without really getting to know a piece of gear. Us users and consumers might be spending 8-10hrs a day using that particular piece of gear and looking for truthful user reviews so we can make an informed decision. Great video and I thank you!

Been wearing Vasque boots for 30 plus years.

Great review and I have my own recent experience to add. First, a little criticism, though. To stand for 10 seconds in water, even ankle deep, is not, IMO, a valid test. Water tends to seep in and permeate the nubuck over time, not in 10 seconds. A better test would be to stand in that water for 15 minutes. A more real-world test would be simply to wear these in rain for an hour or walking through wet grass for an hour. I did the latter on a recent hike with these boots and my feet were mostly but not completely dry. The toes on one foot were a bit moist from seep-though. I still feel the boots did a good job and am not complaining. Last weekend, however, I had a serious fall when I slipped on a slick board walk on the Stratton Pond Trail in VT while wearing these Vasque Breeze II GTX's. Your admonition about the lack of grippiness resonates with me. However, I must say I had been hiking prior to the fall on many planks without noticing any slipperiness and after I fell, I resumed hiking, including on more board walks along the trail, which did not feel particularly slippery. I felt the soles of the boots after taking them off at my car and they definitely don't feel as grippy as they did when I bought them a few weeks ago. I have worn them on four weekend jaunts on the AT over the past month, putting about 60 miles on them. Even though they don't feel grippy to my hands any longer, I can't really blame the boots because, as I said, I hiked both before and after my slip & fall on similar boards without slipping. So I guess it was just one board that happened to be very slick. As for my fall? I fell on my face and found out I have three "minimally displaced" fractures in the bridge of my nose area and will be evaluated by an ENT on Monday. Hoping they will not want to "fix" anything and will recommend just allowing it heal. My fear is that a "fix" could be worse than the injury! So that's my long story and comment on the Vasque Breeze III GTX's. I still like them but will be more wary around potentially slippery surfaces. One more thing... I have a "Keen foot," i.e. I prefer a wider toe box than the Breeze, so I got a full size larger to avoid any cramping of my toes. I inserted a Superfeet green insole on top of the native footbed and it's working well as I also need the extra arch support. That also helps with padding against the rocks that you mentioned you feel. The shoe is a tiny bit long for me but comfortable and I definitely agree that the laces need to be re-tightened once the shoes are warmed up, e.g. after 45-60 minutes of hiking. But that's not a big deal. Now that they are broken in, I think a heavier sock or adding a sock liner to my Darn Toughs could be good. They do seem very well made and I like the ankle height, which is about 1/4" higher than some other mid-height boots.

Great review. Looking at this pack and a similar pack from alpkit.

Belt pockets in the winter: hand warmers! Saved my fingers many many times when the weather turned bad.

Thanks for the great video - helped me a lot.

Thanks for instructions on how to start using AllTrails map making

Great tutorial packed with valuable insights and information! Thanks for sharing :) 🍅

Excellent tutorial! Exactly what I needed so I can create my own trail routes vs following someone else's route.

Great Info!! Thank you!

Just bought one of these today and all the hooks, loops, etc. were a little confusing.

The S/M is also 22L. You're confusing the back size with the Men/Women versions. Back sizing has nothing to do with the size of the bag.

Very thorough review, much appreciated! I purchased these boots today, because of your review. Thank you...