Welcome to the Gritty Podcast. I am your host Brian Call and today I'm joined by my brother the Gritty Bromine.

How you doing, Brent? I'm doing all right.

Thanks for joining us. Today we're going to talk about 10 pieces of gear. It's a little over 10,

10, 12, whatever. 10 bits of gear that I really like. I was going over some things I thought

might be useful to the listeners out there, the viewers. I thought, well, there's some things

that I've changed opinions on over the last little bit and things I've learned along the way that

that I thought I would give you a little update on. Here's my little apac at raft, which you can

see is tiny. I thought I'd go over that too. This is how I like to roll it up, stick it in the

pack about the size of a sleeping bag, maybe a little smaller depending on your bag. Amazing. I'll

go over the paddle, go over the seek outside, some of my pack here, some other stuff. I'm going to

do that. Before I do, I want to remind you to help us out go to mountain ops, use the code Gritty,

save. Get yourself some protein bars and some ignite for the backcountry travel packs, some of my

favorites. Some of the gear I got here, the apac are raft. That's another one. Use the code Gritty 2020

with apaca. You save good there. Sissy sticks, which is on the list today of gear that I like,

that I'm loving. These are the carbon fiber upper with the aluminum lower. These poles have been

incredible. I've used a lot of poles over the years. We've made little updates to them, continue to

kind of request changes to be made. Ryan and I, as we are testing and retesting and using them,

and they're just getting better and better every time we get a version back. Get yourself on that.

Also, we did our boot podcast the other day. We talked about sheep feet, check those out. Those

are customer thought X, they make them custom for your foot specifically, and they have been

incredible. You can use the code Gritty there. Also use the code Gritty at tree line pursuits. Our

buddy, Mark Livasay has put together an eScaughting course. Everyone should get it. Everyone should

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