My media...my GEAR REVIEW VIDEO!

[Popnfrsh24]

Howdy!

My name is Lighthouse, and I completed a 2013 NoBo thru hike. It was uhhhhhhh-mazing! I made a video about all the gear I used....that is considered "media" right? Check it out here if you're interested on what gear I used to SURVIVE THE A.T. You can watch it on the youtubes here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRckuplOfg0

Any questions are welcomed.

Lighthouse

[Valley Girl]

Totally awesome video

[Sierra2015]

You're adorable! Haha, very funny.

One thing... Watch out for backlighting next time. Makes it hard to see you.

[Austin 2014]

Thanks for sharing! I remember watching your original gear video last year. Congrats on your thru!

[Popnfrsh24]

You're adorable! Haha, very funny.

One thing... Watch out for backlighting next time. Makes it hard to see you.

Haha...yep I realized that...but didn't have any other options on what I could do. Thanks for the love guys!

[Kc Fiedler]

at least you found something to entertain yourself.

[RED-DOG]

I think this video is tooo Theatrical, and what is the point of having a gear video after your hike, I think it's stupid.

[takethisbread]

I hate this video. what kind of person keeps high school trophies after high school ? the histrionics were annoying. the only thing I hate more than another self indulgent trail expert/gear advice video, is a 20 minute self indulgent gear video. is there anyone that cares? your personality seems extremely grating. was that on purpose? why?


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[bfayer]

You know guys he just said you can watch it if you want, he didn't ask for reviews. Even if you didn't like it there is no reason to slam the guy.

[Sierra2015]

I agree... what's up with the negativity?

His video was cutsy, so what?

[Kc Fiedler]

Well it was certainly not my favorite video in the history of the world but I can agree it's probably not necessary to be aggressively negative about it.

[Emerson Bigills]

I enjoyed it. Always good to hear different perspectives on gear and what worked for different hikers.

[Austin 2014]

I enjoy watching gear videos filmed after people have finished the trail. It shows what actually worked for them and gives me ideas about what I'll likely use (and what's not worth taking) on my own hike.