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I never comment on videos, but dang this was beautiful. This is the first video I’ve seen by you guys and had to immediately subscribe. Gave me the same feelings of peace and adventure from when I was a teenager. Thank you for your art!!

What made you choose the omnicharge instead of carry couple of spare batteries and a cheaper power bank?

chicken tramper ultralight makes a bear can key that is a game changer for the bear can.

Heyo, I've got my permits (inspired by y'all). Which topo do you recommend? 🎉

I wondered why I hadn't seen any of your videos in my feed in a while, so I went looking and found this one. I don't climb (your backpacking videos resonate more with me) but this is still interesting to watch. Thanks for sharing, and glad to see you guys are still getting out there.

Wow climbing gear has changed a lot since 1980 😂

What about sleep clothing, do you bring any?

Bro, you’re shooting this on the 6300 Sony I have a a73 how come I can’t get my video to be clean. Do you use the 180° rule for both 24 frames in 120?

Amazing! Awesome views!

If you slip, learn to twist around& set your ice axe. You have to PRACTICE this, many times, BEFORE you put yourself into that sitch. Another thing. Me & the Wolf were in the Evolution range one August, wise enough NOT to posthole through snow in PM, instead camping . early morning you can chip your steps in snow that will sink you to your hips in PM. We have noted people rushing down, and in AM found their suffering postholes, easily glissading or supported where they had led the Gulag life. (Though i traversed someglacier elsewhere above six foot or more drops into cold tarns which give NO chance to get out - think floating corpsicle - i DO recommend suitable spikes & learning all the cute lil ice axy things.)

Thanks for sharing! Kuhl is def my favorite outdoor clothing brand! Love the small pack size and efficiency!

Huge fan of quilts. I have three, two are Enlightened Equipment quilts; I have two (-12C & -18C) 950 fill with the draft collars - great for side sleepers and people like me who don't want to feel like a burrito. Thanks for the good stuff - you play well off of each other!

Was your last climb on PSOM slab

Ok but baseball caps / hats indoors?

By the way, the actual Domelands is a region far to the south in the High Sierras. Not as popular as Yosemite NP. There is also good granite in the northern Yo wilderness area and accessed region through the Hoover Wilderness .

Super fun climb 😁👍

Ha! We also luckily got the same last min river site at North Pines back in May.. and did the mist trail and the swing (may or may not have gotten stuck mid-air with only the top rope... 😄) Anyways, best place evaaaa you're right!

I love your videos i like se more videos

Next week I'm there! I was going to tie this into my TRT loop back in '22 but I was a wreck by this point. I did a chunk of the YHR last year, but have never done a sustained ridge traverse before. Something about them is so appealing! We'll see how I feel about them AFTER... 😅 The shot at 13:45 with the ridge lined up in the background is lovely, btw.

thanks for that awesome video again!

Better than any strap clip check out the Alaska guide creations bino case for carrying cameras. I use a Sony A7IV with a 24-105 and it fits even with the lens hood on. They protect your camera from abrasion and impacts and its a chest harness so the camera is right in front of you when you need quick access. It has additional storage in it and I keep my bug net, packing gauze, lip balm, knives, fishing gear if I am bringing it. You can even get additional attachments from the company for carrying bear spray.

Re the boots / trail runners thing, it’s light weight shoes for me all the way if there’s any sort of a trail, unless there are proper reasons why boots might be better, when I do sometimes switch. In trail runners I get less fatigued, have more accurate foot placement, and I am much less likely to trip or stumble. My legs and knees definitely finish the day in very much better shape All of these things contribute to overall safety in my experience. Over the decades I have sustained occasional injuries wearing both boots and trail runners, stuff will always happen, but I am sure that the lighter and more positive footwear has massively improved both my enjoyment and the general efficiency of my hiking. Thanks for the videos Darwin, I’m pushing 70 years old now and the amazing lightweight gear of today really helps to level the playing field and keep me out there 👋

Damnit, why can't Belgium have this kind of wilderness...

I get stuck in that work, home, sleep routine just waiting until I can get some time off to climb. I can't climb as much as you guys so it's such a treat and a thirst quencher for my soul to see a cody and victoria climbing video. My wife and I started trad climbing because of you guys. We are doing our first multipitch in tahoe Gingerbread 5.7 this wednesday. We want to be that climbing duo power couple like you guys. Watching this video in my work office wishing I was out there! Never stop making these videos!!!!

How many times do you guys get checked for permits on the way out of your adventures?

Be yourself the world will adjust 🫶🏼

Fun video! Were just got back from Yosemite and were planning to visit the meadows, but unfortunately Tioga road was still closed. Glad you had the opportunity! ...and the mosquitoes!!!

Was it a West Pillar route?

You guys are amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing your journeys with all of us!!

That Nalgene top SUCKS! So many areas for bacteria too …hide? You cannot take it completely apart to clean thoroughly. That’s the ONLY complaint I have of those Epic Nalgene water filters. My son has one. I have to microwave the top in hot water. 🤷🏻‍♂️

It's amazing how much you guys have upgraded your equipment from when I first started watching your videos, LOL. I mean, wow. I think the first tent I saw you guys using probably weighed 6 lbs. You should do a comparison video.

Hahahaha the 30's are rough?! 😂. Just wait my friends. I can only dream of being in my 30's again. I didn't start backpacking until 45. I use Backpacker's Cache for a bear canister. Slim and easy to open with a coin. Nice gear review. I appreciate the gear reviews. Thanks!

What would you call the way you were belaying her after leading the first pitch?

Great video. My wife and I have only done indoor climbing and bouldering. Outdoor climbing is a whole other level. Looks thrilling!

thanks much for the great content and sharing your experiences - between Lake Tahoe and other adventures in the Sierra along 395, always fun to tag along and see what ya’ll are getting into!

“That shit look like 💯% 🌩️”

Killer video guys 🤙 just got back yesterday from taking my kids to Yosemite for the first time. That place is incredible. Blew our minds!

I like you two so much. Always positive, make right decisions and enjoy the life. The dream life!

So awesome! Just did Cathedral Peak last week!!! Absolutely amazing and beautiful!

Nice see you doing what you like to do 🎉

what sunglasses are you guys wearing ?

Thanks for the awesome video and inspiration!

You two da best love your climbing vidz and energy

Amazing video. Climb safe.

Thanks for sharing!

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DAFF; Dome Across From Fairview (Dome). What a cool name. The "Regular Route" on Fairview Dome (at 7:00) is an awesome climb. IMHO, to have fun at Tuolumne you need to be able to lead at least 5.9 Trad. Once you can do that, it really opens up for you. Of course be able to lead 5.10 or higher is even better.

You all should make a video about your climbing journey! I know you often talk about how you just kind of did it on your own. I think this could inspire more people to go climb.

missed the watches... are they significant?