first thought is it look cheep. like a bit too thin thus no durability.

how does 1.6 psi feel on the boat (when you have no tool to measure?) I,m always scared blowing too much air in the packraft when using my electrical pump... Should it feel rock hard?

this is the meaning, of ultralite....multi use equipment....rain cover, for the hiker and the pack and is a shelter.....team this up with jacks r better stealth quilt which is for sleeping and a puffy....two pieces, of equipment....about 2 lbs, and five functions..

Love the video! Stunning scenery and you can clearly see the passion you have for packrafting 😊. What waterproof shoes do you wear and how do you stop water getting under your trousers when getting in / out of the water?

How were the Lundhags shell boots like on a longer hike? Only wore them to a forest, but thinking to try and ware them on a same stretch. Comfort? Bruisers? Wear? Thanks Alex

Hi do you think the living pod would be better and more sturdy?

Whats the sauna called you showed up in the video please mate, and does it run off wood or electric

You have the best demonstration of it I have seen. I have been tempted but I will keep my pyramid. Weighs more but has a bug net too and much more room. It’s paid for!

Nice .

Very nicely done! I would love to see a recap of what worked well, what didn’t, and what wasn’t used at all and could trim your weight down a bit. Happy Packrafting!

I've recently discovered Packrafting and I'm researching into finding the right one for myself (120kg) plus backpack (13-15kg) for 3-day trips. Are there places in the UK to buy Pack Rafts? Or do you have to import them?

Enjoy it, we have been there Last year and enjoyed this lovely place.

Lovely place!

What a place ❤️

Poncho tarps are a great idea until you have to set up or take down your shelter in heavy rain.

Does it have a dry skirt to put on for rainy days or choppy waters?

Nice bug net God bless from Iowa ❤

Today this is listed at USD $165.00 on Amazon. That's just insane. Like the fantastically expensive LARQ water bottles another channel was touting, this is an example of the kind of claptrap being marketed to the élite, the well-heeled and the credulous.

Great piece of gear. Nice video. New follower here. Crow

Nice review. I've had mine for some time now and it's an interesting bit of gear, but I do view it as sort of an emergency shelter or something I pack in my GHB during warmer seasons here in CO. As with anything, there are pros and cons. It's unusual in that the pros make it great to carry, but the cons can make it impractical to use in some situations vs. other options. You don't have to use the harness to set it up as a shelter, and there's some advantage to omitting it, not least of which is the possibility that the hood will flop open, inside out, and expose you to water ingress or let whatever warmth you manage to escape. All you do to eliminate the harness is to put the trekking pole tip down, put the handle up into the hood area, and use the drawstring for the hood to make a tight seal. This prevents the hood opening from being blown around to expose the opening, which no matter how tightly sealed will leak. The arm holes will open up and funnel the elements directly into the shelter similarly to the hood if you don't take precaution. Tying them or putting a small clip on them when rolled generally prevents this, but it is worth noting. If you don't need a poncho but only want a shelter that's even lighter yet otherwise nearly identical, the Deschutes Tarp resolves both of these issues while also being designed to work with the Serenity Net Tent, and is the direction I've generally gone. To resolve rain protection while on the move, I've taken to keeping a tiny dime-store plastic or mylar poncho in a pocket (usually under 50g) for when a poncho is actually needed, and this means I get a bit of a better shelter. To be fair, the dual-purpose ability of the poncho is nice and does a great job of covering the pack; it's just a bit delicate and more prone to damage which leaves you without shelter, which is probably the more useful function. It's invisible (in green). The guy lines are reflective but the poncho color is absolutely invisible as soon as it starts getting dark so you'd best have a way to mark it before walking away from it in the woods. I see this as a fantastic advantage for my use-case, though I can see how some might find it equally frustrating or of no value, and it will be warmer than the white/gray color one for sure. It's delicate; this is NOT for bushwacking at all. Touching on one of your notes about pulling the guy lines up, most will simply wrap them around the body to tie in front (or clip as you see fit) which draws in the poncho's body to yours making it less of a snag point.

Hubba Hubba

These packrafts from Alpacka are extremely expensive (at least 1500 USD) as I’ve found out yesterday. Packrafts from Anfibio are WAY cheaper. Is there any significant quality or other difference making the Alpacka boats worth that much higher price? PS what model are you using here?

Hello, Do you know if they send it to Argentine? ( The translation doesnt work in their internet page, so cant ask them.... Another thing: is the inflator machine you use included? Thank you so much

Very nice review! I like the boat very much but somehow my trousers always get quite wet from paddling. that’s why I think a boat with some cover on top is better than an open one. Do you have water repellent trousers or normal ones?

Serenity Bug Shelter $ 150.00 11oz .... Vs MLD BUG BIVY 6.5 oz - $ 140.00

Brown Shrimps are the best seafood. I've also made a push net from an age old Suffolk design. I think, maybe your net needs to be deeper. Thats what I was led to believe. Anyway, how long did you boil them for? Cheers

Brexit is just an excuse. All the shipping companies have long since figured it out. £194 vs the £125 listed on their website? Definitely significantly cheaper to to buy direct, especially when buying both, even with having to use a re-shipper and accounting for import dues. I find products from smaller businesses are pretty much always a lot cheaper to import directly than to buy locally.

Great tips. Making me reconsider a zippered packraft now…

Love these videos

It's a good tent that can be even better with a few mods. I'll add two extra pegging points to the fly on the vestibule, and I've added two internal guys lines inside the vestibule to reduce the annoying flap. The vent bar is useless, so I've added another guy line to the vent. Now a decent lightweight backpacking tent.

Dont think i couldve stomached that fry up on there! Bit choppy

Big boys them mate. Looks like you 2 had a good time fishing

My goodness absolute monsters lads, well done! Love the awning room too matey

Thank you for your careful and complete review. I hope MRS packraft can give you a great journey

My goodness thats big!! I cant wait to try it out. Let me know if you are going to be selling any of your one manners in the future will ya Martin. If i enjoy it on our trip Ill look at picking one up

I guess it's not exactly easy getting out.maybe your buddy gives you a hand .

Dreams 👍

Love it. What a lovely place. Would very much like to visit myself your inspiring me to make that happen ❤

Fab part 1 of Sweden mate, wish it was longer! My goodness! I want those ribs!!

Bacooon!

Looks like a good adventure. Did you annoy one of the others or a mozi bite on the lip

Looks nice there mate

have you got a chance to try other packrafts on ww? if so, how do they compare?

Can we use the small dehumidifiers( small single use ) to catch the moisture in the tent ?

Can you review the x1

Would you recommend the self bailing version ?

Brilliant to watch. Thanks so much. As far as I know there's nothing even close in Europe in the price range, is there? I was originally literally looking for something I could stow a pack in while swimming across lakes, downriver when there are no paths, etc., but no one seems to make such a thing.

WOW! Losby is a childhood area! I have camped here myself.

Good laugh that. Another stunning area of Norway there mate. I'd have definitely been happy with the catches you caught. Looking forward to Sweden

Really great video. Thanks for making it.