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Discover 30 genius outdoor uses for your Leatherman multitool you’ve probably never tried! From fire-starting and food prep to fixing gear and creating camp hacks, this video shows how to unlock your Leatherman’s full potential using the Leatherman Signal and Leatherman Wave Plus. Perfect for campers, hikers, and survivalists who want to get more from their gear. Learn smart, practical tricks for the trail and campfire! Join us for 30 MUST Have Secrets to using your Leatherman tool Leatherman Wave Plus: https://geni.us/lIQtE Leatherman Signal: https://geni.us/A7UA2A To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Ever had a stubborn pull tab snap when you go to eat. The screwdriver fits right through the tab and pops it open cleanly. You don’t need to destroy the can or your fingers. fold out the multitool and balance your phone against it. Suddenly you’ve got a hands-free phone stand at camp. Why not plan your next hike with a guide book. We’ve found the leatherman too to work great holding pages on a windy day. It takes two tools to perform this next trick You can whittle the wood sheath from a broken pencil with the knife, then sharpen the tip with the file. But the real secret? The shavings make great tinder for fire-starting with the flint we showed earlier. A pencil is like carrying a built-in handful of kindling. Zip ties are everywhere on gear, tarps, even makeshift repairs use the leatherman to reuse it. Do you ever struggle peeling fruit Oranges are amazing trail food full of fiber, juice and sugar. But peeling them with cold fingers or just have a stubborn peel? Not fun. The can opener slices right through the peel so you can get to the good stuff without the mess. Let’s go back to cans again. what if the tab breaks right off. I’ve had this happen often enough. Just use the screwdriver again to break the seal and do the job the pull tab was built for. the Leatherman Signal actually has a hammer built right in. It’s designed for pounding, and it works great on stakes. No need to use a rock or your boot or the side of the tool And when you are ready to pack up camp Those stakes always seem to get stuck especially in dry ground. Use the Leatherman Signal’s Carabiner to grip the stake and wiggle it free. No more yanking on wet ropes or tearing up your hands trying to pull them out Nuts are easy to carry without containers but Pistachios and the like can be difficult nutts to crack. Same tool, different trick. Use the can opener to crack open stubborn pistachios. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve shredded my fingernails trying to open one. The Leatherman makes it quick and painless with the can opener or flat head screwdriver . Outdoor food packaging can be brutal. Freeze-dried meals, jerky bags, even coffee packets the scissors slice right through, no frustration required. Cheese, salami, even a summer sausage the knife cuts them cleanly for an instant trail charcuterie board. Way better than hacking chunks with a pocketknife or trying to rip it by hand. Shoelaces can also come loose on the trail. Grab the middle with the pliers and pull them tight. It saves you from blisters and painful sores and when your shoes are snug, you hike a whole lot more comfortably and prevent stumbles and trips A broken finger nail or hang nail can be brutal anytime. But on the trail it can be a nuisance. Use the screwdriver to clean out dirty nails. The use the scissors to cut your nails and the file to Ever tied a knot too tight to undo? First, use the pliers to get a little slack. Then you can use your fingers to finish. But the awl can also work right into the knot to pry it loose. It saves you from cutting your rope which is huge if you’re camping with limited gear and need to reuse it. Once you’ve got a stake, you can actually use the multitool itself as a hammer. Keep it closed, hold it firm, and pound the stake into the dirt. The Leatherman has a classic can opener that gets you into any can, just like a traditional Swiss Army knife or the kitchen tool designed decades ago in 1855. A good camp meal includes cooking on a stove. Here’s a smart trick, cook beans or soup right in the can, then grab it safely with the pliers. No burned hands or ruined gloves and no spilled dinner. The pliers work on metal mugs and pot handles too. Cut down a soda can with the can opener, smooth the edges with the scissors and boom — you’ve got yourself a lightweight cup. Just be careful with the sharp edges while you’re making and using it. Use the blade to peel any carrot. Wood has so many uses on the trail. And the Leatherman saw is ready for action. Use it to cut tree branches into poles or down into smaller firewood. But the smooth blade can be used to whittle the branch into a spear. Plus you get the added benefit of kindling for your next fire.

Think you know your Leatherman multitool? Think again! 💡 Here’s one secret use you’ve got to try on your next camping trip — turning it into a hands-free phone stand. Perfect for watching movies, checking trail maps, or snapping family photos at camp.

When you’re choosing a headlamp for hiking and camping, two models that come up a lot are the Wuben H4 and the Nitecore NU25. Come on a hike with us on some of our favorite trails as we answer 13 Questions to compare the Wuben H4 to the Nitecore NU25. Let’s get started! To discover recent pricing and detailed specifications click the links here: Wuben H4: https://geni.us/Y1Z2HJ Nitecore NU25: https://geni.us/Rrjn To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Wuben H4 website: http://bit.ly/4nAMUrA Nitecore NU25 website: https://tidd.ly/4nSd5dn Disclaimer: we did receive both of these lights for free, but we weren’t paid or sponsored to make this video. We’ve tested both of them thoroughly on the trail, and all opinions are completely our own. The Wuben H4 comes with the headlamp itself, the removable rechargeable battery, the head strap, and the usual paperwork. The Nitecore NU25 is simpler — you get the lamp with its built-in battery, a lightweight strap, documentation, pouch, and charging cable The Wuben H4 uses a thick, anti-slip material that feels sturdy on your head and doesn’t shift around much, even when you’re moving quickly. The Nitecore NU25 takes the opposite approach with a minimalist strap — it’s lightweight, has reflective thread that glows in the dark The Wuben H4 can blast out up to 800 lumens in turbo mode and includes gesture sensing, so you can wave your hand to turn it on and off. The NU25 tops out at 400 lumens but keeps things simple with four brightness levels: 400, 200, 60, and 6 lumens. Both lamps include beacon and SOS features, but the H4 has a little more variety with its red beacon option, while the NU25 sticks with a white light location beacon and SOS mode. The Wuben H4 feels more rugged overall. It’s built to an IP68 waterproof and dustproof rating and is impact resistant up to 1.2 meters. But, The Nitecore NU25 still has good protection with an IP66 rating and one-meter impact resistance. The Wuben H4 is heavier at 2.8 ounces. The NU25 at one and a half ounces, is featherlight. Both the Nitecore NU25 and Wuben H4 include red lights for preserving night vision. Wuben H4 adds beacon and SOS modes, multiple brightness levels, and a motion sensor feature that lets you turn the light on and off with a simple wave of your hand. The Wuben H4 uses a removable rechargeable battery pack that you charge via USB-C. the Nitecore NU25 uses a built-in 650 mAh battery with a USB-C charging port on the side of the lamp. The Wuben H4 can run for about 2.3 hours on turbo, 3 hours at 300 lumens, 18 hours with its red light, and up to 33 hours at 15 lumens in white mode. The Nitecore NU25 gives you about 2 hours and 40 minutes at 400 lumens and up to 45 hours on its lowest 6-lumen setting. The Wuben H4 uses four dots showing power. The NU25 has four blue dots, each representing 25% of charge. The Nitecore NU25 includes a lockout mode that prevents it from accidentally turning on in your pack, which is a great feature for backpackers. The Wuben H4 again has slightly higher specs with IP68 waterproofing and one-point-two meter impact resistance, plus a beam distance of about 60.5 meters. The Nitecore NU25 is IP66, impact resistant to one meter, and reaches slightly farther at 64 meters. In practice, the Wuben H4 feels like the lamp you’d want for demanding conditions, long night hikes, or any trip where you need maximum brightness and durability. The Nitecore NU25 feels like the lamp you’d want for everyday hiking, lightweight trail running, or simple camp chores. If you’re an ultralight hiker, or a runner, the Nitecore NU25 is probably your best bet. If you want the toughest build, the brightest output, the flexibility to use AAA batteries, the Wuben H4 is it. music by creatormix.com Timecodes: 0:00 Wuben H4 vs Nitecore NU25 Headlamp 0:28 What do you actually get in the box with each lamp? 0:51 How do the straps on the Wuben and Nitecore Headlamps compare? 1:27 What about the beam and brightness on the Wuben H4 compared to the Nitecore NU25? 2:18 How durable are these lamps? 2:54 Which is lighter the Wuben H4 or the Nitecore NU25? 3:45 Do the Nitecore NU25 or Wuben H4 have red lights and special modes? 4:31 How do the charging and batteries of the Nitecore NU25 and Wuben H4 compare? 5:20 What about runtime of the Nitecore NU25 and Wuben H4? 6:12 Do the Wuben H4 and Nitecore NU25 display the battery life at all? 6:45 Are there any safety or usability differences between the Nitecore NU25 and the Wuben H4? 7:11 How do the Wuben H4 and Nitecore NU25 compare on water resistance, shock resistance, and beam distance? 7:56 Which headlamp is better in real use on the trail? 8:21 How do you decide between the Wuben H4 and the Nitecore NU25?

So you’re planning a trip to Glacier National Park, or maybe just wondering if Glacier National Park is worth all the hype. We’ve explored every corner of Glacier including going to the sun road, highline trail, grinnell glacier, hidden lake, iceberg lake, avalanche lake, st mary and virginia falls, the campgrounds, the dangers, and the hidden gems — and we’re packing it all into this one ultimate guide. Here are resources for hiking and exploring Glacier National Park Best Day Hiking Map for Glacier: https://geni.us/A6msY Best Guide Book For Glacier: https://geni.us/BwATRw For examples of the gear we took on our hike check out these links below for more details. Teton Sports Hydration Pack Video Review: https://youtu.be/KEBrYwp8RQk 2022 model https://geni.us/8CvKFjt Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E hydration backpack Video Review for younger hikers: https://youtu.be/WbRgZr6C20g Amazon Link: https://geni.us/6pYjqVF Merrell Moab II Men's Hiking Shoes: https://geni.us/FTfvZ The First Aid Kit we carry: https://geni.us/DlnxOr Trekking Poles: https://geni.us/67DzA Tactical Flashlights: https://geni.us/UUjzPJx Compass: https://geni.us/bFis Swiss Army Tinker 14 function: https://geni.us/Y7axAhJ Rescue Rope: https://geni.us/s2fEB Here are dad joke books for great gifts: Dad Jokes Around the Campfire: https://geni.us/bD0Zua 600 Funniest Dad Jokes: https://geni.us/WHYBfDB To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. vehicle reservations: https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/vehicle-reservations.htm music by creatormix.com maps from google maps and nps Timecodes: 0:00 Glacier National Park Guide 0:20 Glacier National Park Tips 11:20 Grinnell Glacier Trail 25:25 Why People Hate Glacier National Park 34:20 What is special about Going-to-the-Sun Road? 46:35 Why is Glacier National Park So Special 56:47 St Mary and Virginia Falls Trail Glacier National Park 1:07:34 9 Ways to Die in Glacier National Park 1:18:11 Highline Trail Glacier National Park 1:29:24 How many days are recommended for Glacier National Park? 1:37:59 Hidden Lake Overlook Glacier National Park 1:48:40 6 Reasons To Skip Glacier National Park 1:58:29 Where to see Moose in Glacier National Park 2:09:02 Mountain Meadow RV Park Hungry Horse Montana 2:17:09 Iceberg Lake Trail Glacier National Park 2:27:58 St. Mary East Glacier KOA Holiday 2:37:50 Avalanche Lake Trail Glacier National Park 2:47:22 5 Easy Hikes in Glacier National Park 2:57:03 Trail of the Cedars Glacier National Park 3:07:30 3 Epic Hikes in Glacier National Park

Planning a trip to Glacier National Park? Meadow RV Park near the West Entrance might be right for you? In this video, we answer the 10 most-asked questions about Mountain Meadow RV Park in Hungry Horse, Montana to help you decide if it’s the right basecamp for your adventure. Best Day Hiking Map for Glacier: https://geni.us/A6msY Best Guide Book For Glacier: https://geni.us/BwATRw For examples of the gear we took on our day hikes in Glacier National Park look here: Teton Sports Hydration Pack Video Review: https://youtu.be/KEBrYwp8RQk 2022 model https://geni.us/8CvKFjt Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E hydration backpack Video Review for younger hikers: https://youtu.be/WbRgZr6C20g Amazon Link: https://geni.us/6pYjqVF Merrell Moab II Men's Hiking Shoes: https://geni.us/FTfvZ The First Aid Kit we carry: https://geni.us/DlnxOr Trekking Poles: https://geni.us/67DzA Tactical Flashlights: https://geni.us/UUjzPJx Compass: https://geni.us/bFis Swiss Army Tinker 14 function: https://geni.us/Y7axAhJ Rescue Rope: https://geni.us/s2fEB Here are dad joke books for great gifts: Dad Jokes Around the Campfire: https://geni.us/bD0Zua 600 Funniest Dad Jokes: https://geni.us/WHYBfDB To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Where is Mountain Meadow RV Resort located? Mountain Meadow RV Resort sits just 9 miles Southwest of the West Entrance of Glacier National Park on US highway 2. What types of campsites are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? There are full-hookup pull-through and back-in RV sites that can handle everything from smaller trailers to big rigs. They also offer partial hookup sites for those who don’t need everything, plus tent sites for people who want a simpler camping experience. What Amenities are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? You'll find laundry facilities, clean showers, and a well-stocked camp store with essentials you might need. The campground also has free Wi-Fi Does Mountain Meadow RV Park have fishing? The campground has a small fishing pond stocked with trout, and it’s a unique feature for guests. What is there to do near Hungry Horse, Montana? Hungry Horse is a small town, but it’s a convenient base for exploring Glacier National Park and the surrounding area. For example, we drove into Kalispell just a short drive away to restock at Walmart and watch a movie at the Cinemark theater to recover after several long hikes. Hungry Horse is also known for the Hungry Horse Dam, which is worth a quick stop for the views and a little history. Is Mountain Meadow RV Park family-friendly? Mountain Meadow RV Park is set up for more for couples but families traveling with kids of all ages are welcome. How do the prices at Mountain Meadow RV Park compare to other campgrounds? One of the best things about Mountain Meadow is that it’s affordable compared to other private campgrounds near Glacier. Rates are much lower than the nearby West Glacier KOA, which is known for having a higher price point and is much closer to Glacier National Park. RV sites less than $100 per night makes Mountain Meadow RV Park a hidden gem. But, you may also find AAA and Good Sam Discounts to reduce the price for your stay. Are reservations necessary for Mountain Meadow RV Park? This campground is very popular in the summer, especially from June through August, and sites fill up quickly. Can I bring my pet to Mountain Meadow RV Park? Mountain Meadow RV Park is pet-friendly, and they go a step beyond by offering a fenced dog park where your pup can stretch its legs off-leash, and dog waste stations are located throughout the park so you won’t have to worry about finding a bag to pick up after your k9. What makes Mountain Meadow RV Resort special? For many people, Mountain Meadow RV Park strikes the perfect balance between convenience, amenities, and price, making it one of the best bases for a Glacier National Park adventure. music by creatormix.com campground map from Mountain Meadow RV Park website https://www.mmrvpark.com/ maps from google maps Timecodes 0:00 10 Questions to as before making a camping reservation for the West side of Glacier National Park 0:22 Where is Mountain Meadow RV Resort located? 0:52 What types of campsites are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? 1:42 What Amenities are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? 2:17 Dad Joke 2:29 Does Mountain Meadow RV Park have fishing? 3:24 What is there to do near Hungry Horse, Montana? 4:34 Is Mountain Meadow RV Park family-friendly? 5:07 How do the prices at Mountain Meadow RV Park compare to other campgrounds? 5:53 Are reservations necessary for Mountain Meadow RV Park? 6:39 Can I bring my pet to Mountain Meadow RV Park? 7:14 What makes Mountain Meadow RV Resort special?

8You’re planning a trip to Glacier National Park and wondering where to camp? St. Mary KOA might just be the perfect spot — but before you book, let’s walk through the campground so you know exactly what to expect. In this video, we walk-through St. Mary KOA, located just outside the St. Mary entrance to Glacier National Park. This is the closest private campground to the east side of Glacier, making it a great basecamp for exploring Many Glacier, Going-to-the-Sun Road, and St. Mary Lake. Best Day Hiking Map for Glacier: https://geni.us/A6msY Best Guide Book For Glacier: https://geni.us/BwATRw For examples of the gear we took day hiking Glacier National Park check out these links below for more details. Teton Sports Hydration Pack Video Review: https://youtu.be/KEBrYwp8RQk 2022 model https://geni.us/8CvKFjt Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E hydration backpack Video Review for younger hikers: https://youtu.be/WbRgZr6C20g Amazon Link: https://geni.us/6pYjqVF Merrell Moab II Men's Hiking Shoes: https://geni.us/FTfvZ The First Aid Kit we carry: https://geni.us/DlnxOr Trekking Poles: https://geni.us/67DzA Tactical Flashlights: https://geni.us/UUjzPJx Compass: https://geni.us/bFis Swiss Army Tinker 14 function: https://geni.us/Y7axAhJ Rescue Rope: https://geni.us/s2fEB Here are dad joke books for great gifts: Dad Jokes Around the Campfire: https://geni.us/bD0Zua 600 Funniest Dad Jokes: https://geni.us/WHYBfDB To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. 🏕️ What You’ll See in This Video Where St. Mary KOA is located and why it’s a great spot for accessing Glacier’s east side What you’ll find at your campsite (tent, RV, and cabin options) Campground amenities including the pool, hot tubs, laundry room, and general store Activities for kids and families right at the campground Safety tips, including what to know about bears in the area Things to do in St. Mary village, like restaurants, shopping, and nearby hikes Whether you’re looking for campgrounds near Glacier National Park, curious about the best places to stay near Many Glacier, or want a family-friendly option close to Going-to-the-Sun Road, this campground walk-through will help you decide if St. Mary KOA is right for you. 👉 If you’re planning your first trip, don’t miss my other Glacier National Park camping tips and trail guides. I cover everything from easy hikes like Hidden Lake Overlook to bucket-list adventures like Grinnell Glacier. 📍 St. Mary KOA Quick Facts Closest private campground to the St. Mary entrance of Glacier Full hookups for RVs, tent sites, and cabins available Pool, hot tub, lake access, laundry, and camp store on site Family activities, kids’ play areas, and great views of the mountains Perfect basecamp for visiting Many Glacier and driving Going-to-the-Sun Road If you’re searching for camping near Glacier National Park, campgrounds on the east side of Glacier, or specifically the St. Mary KOA campground, this video will give you an inside look before you make your reservation. music by creatormix.com maps from google and koa Timecodes 0:00 St Mary KOA Glacier National Park Walkthrough Tour 0:13 Why Camp on the East side of Glacier National Park? 0:58 Is St. Mary KOA a good basecamp for Visiting Glacier National Park? 1:50 What will people find at their campsite at St. Mary KOA Glacier National Park? 2:51 Is there Wi-Fi or cell service at St. Mary KOA Glacier National Park? 3:53 What are the amenities at St. Mary KOA Glacier National Park? 4:43 Do the St Mary KOA campsites have views of Glacier National Park? 5:16 Dad Joke 5:30 Are campfires allowed at St. Mary KOA Glacier National Park? 6:10 What is the atmosphere like at St Mary KOA Glacier National Park? 6:57 What is there for kids to do at St. Mary KOA Glacier National Park? 7:42 What is there to do in St. Mary besides camping? 8:49 Are there bears in St Mary KOA Glacier National Park?

2 is one and 1 is none? Well, on the trail you might just need 3 Wuben lights. Come hike with us on our favorite trails as we discuss 11 questions you should ask about Wuben flashlights before your next outdoor adventure. Let’s Get Started! Here are links so you can check updated pricing and specifications. Wuben G5 ECL light: https://geni.us/LoBMI Wuben X4 Flashlight: https://geni.us/WkbUA Wuben H4 Headlamp: https://geni.us/Y1Z2HJ To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Wuben provided these lights for free. Why carry more than one flashlight when hiking or camping? Outdoors, you don’t want to be stranded without light. But no single flashlight covers every need. A handheld gives you distance, a headlamp keeps your hands free, and an EDC light is perfect for quick tasks. That’s why I carry three Wuben flashlights—the X4, G5, and H4 headlamp. Together, they make a complete kit for hikers and campers. Are they rechargeable? Yes! All three lights use rechargeable batteries with modern USB-C charging. The Wuben X4 offers up to 700 hours on low and powerful turbo output. The compact G5 runs 65 hours on low, while the H4 headlamp balances comfort and runtime at 30 hours on low. Pair them with a power bank or solar charger and you’re set for days outdoors. What makes the Wuben X4 special? The X4 is the powerhouse: 1500 lumens, 205m beam distance, dual flood/spot beams, plus RGB options. Use it for scanning trails, emergencies, or signaling. It’s your go-to when conditions get tough. How durable are these lights? Each Wuben light is IP68 waterproof and built tough. The X4 and G5 handle rain, drops, dirt, and mud. The H4 headlamp is also waterproof and impact resistant—great for wet, foggy, or rocky conditions. Any downsides? The interface takes some getting used to (clicks, slides, and wheels), and the headlamp isn’t always obvious which way is upright. Charging requires removing the battery, but that’s part of its rugged waterproof design. Minor issues compared to overall performance. Why add the Wuben H4 headlamp? The H4 gives you hands-free lighting with flood and spot beams, plus a red light option for preserving night vision. It adjusts to fit hats, hoods, or helmets, and keeps your path lit while leaving your hands free for trekking poles, cooking, or camp chores. What about the Wuben G5 EDC light? Small but mighty, the G5 is perfect for everyday carry. Clip it on your pocket, backpack strap, or even a hat brim. At just under 2 ounces, it’s the ultimate backup light and great for quick jobs. Is three flashlights overkill? Not at all. These lights complement each other: Wuben X4 = power and distance Wuben H4 = hands-free trail light Wuben G5 = everyday utility Together they give you versatility, redundancy, and peace of mind. Remember: two is one, one is none. music by creatormix.com Timecodes: 0:00 11 reasons to trust Wuben Flashlights on the trail! 0:04 Why should I carry more than one type of flashlight when hiking or camping? 0:57 How long do these Wuben lights last, and are they rechargeable? 2:07 What role does the Wuben X4 play in a hiking or camping kit? 3:04 How does each Wuben light handle bad weather or rough conditions? 4:32 Are there any downsides to using these three Wuben lights?” 5:23 How does the Wuben H4 headlamp complement the other two? 6:24 How does carrying these Wuben lights improve safety on the trail? 7:16 Why choose Wuben lights specifically for this setup? 8:12 Why would I need a smaller EDC light like the Wuben G5? 9:13 Isn’t carrying three Wuben Flashlights overkill? 9:55 Which Wuben light should I use most during a trip?

Most people think a multitool is just for cutting something or maybe turning a screw. But the Bibury multitool Out on the trail, it’s a whole kit of secrets packed into one platform. Let’s get started! Here are the three tools used in this video: Bibury BI2045 https://geni.us/AVwFG8 Limited offer of $37.99. but use this promo code to get an additional 10% off: WV72F4UI Bibury BI2038B https://geni.us/lDeYNj made especially for hiking currently $32.99 Bibury BI2049 https://geni.us/onEHAig currently $39.99 To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Zip ties are everywhere on gear, tarps, even makeshift repairs. the small screwdriver slides under the tab so you can release it without breaking the zip tie. Fold out the multitool and balance your phone against it. Grab some sturdy wire and bend it with the pliers into a hook shape. In just a minute you’ve got a DIY tent stake that’ll hold down a tarp or guy line. Not pretty, but it works in a pinch. Once you’ve got a stake, you can actually use the multitool itself as a hammer. Stakes always seem to get stuck especially in dry ground. Use the pliers to grip the stake and wiggle it free. Of course, the Bibury BI2038B actually has a hammer built right in. It’s designed for pounding, and it works great on stakes. The Bibury’s knife blade works perfectly with a flint rod. Strike down hard and you’ll throw plenty of sparks into your tinder bundle and then fire! The multitool can opener slices right through the peel so you can get to the good stuff without the mess. Use the can opener to crack open stubborn pistachios. the Bibury scissors can cut food packaging and use the knife to cut food cleanly for an instant trail charcuterie board. Do you journal on the trail or like to take notes? You can whittle the wood sheath from a broken pencil with the knife, then sharpen the tip with the file. But the real secret? A pencil is like carrying a built-in handful of kindling. Shoelaces can also come loose on the trail Grab the middle with the pliers and pull them tight. Ever tied a knot too tight to undo? First, use the pliers to get a little slack. But the awl on the multitool can also work right into the knot to pry it loose. Ever had a stubborn pull tab snap. The screwdriver fits right through the tab and pops it open cleanly. But what if the tab breaks right off. Just use the screwdriver again to break the seal and do the job the pull tab was built for. The Bibury has a classic can opener that gets you into any can, just like a traditional Swiss Army knife or the kitchen tool designed decades ago in 1855. Cook beans or soup right in the can, then grab it safely with the pliers. No burned hands or ruined gloves and no spilled dinner. The pliers work on metal mugs and pot handles too. We have a couple more to go but we’ve used Bibury multitools to make this video. We’re excited you’ve watched most of the video. For you, read our video description to get more details including special pricing and tool specifications and if you buy one as a gift or know someone else with a multitool share this video to help them get the most from their tool. Need a small cup to start a fire or to cook with? Cut down a soda can with the knife, smooth the edges with the scissors you’ve got yourself a lightweight cup. Just be careful with the sharp edges while you’re making and using it. The dedicated wire cutter slices cleanly through wire, fencing, or more importantly heavy fishing line. It’s one of those functions you don’t need every trip — but when you do, nothing else works or works as well. And the pliers are great for removing stubborn hooks from fish. Timecodes: 0:00 20 Leatherman Style Multitool Secrets for Camping & Survival 0:11 Release Zip Ties with a Multitool Screwdriver 0:28 Multitool Phone Holder Hack at Camp 0:45 Make a Tent Stake with Multitool Pliers 1:10 Hammer Tent Stakes with a Multitool 1:17 Tent Stake Puller Using Multitool Pliers 1:24 Bibury BI2038B Built-in Hammer Feature 1:40 Start a Fire with a Multitool and included Flint 2:17 Peel Fruit with a Multitool Can Opener 2:41 Crack Pistachio Nuts with a Multitool can opener 3:16 Open Food Packaging with Multitool Scissors 3:42 Cut Cheese & Sausage with Multitool Knife 4:02 Saw Wood with a Multitool Blade 4:08 Sharpen a Pencil with Multitool Knife & File 4:45 Tighten Shoelaces with Multitool Pliers 5:28 Release Tight Knots with Multitool Awl and Pliers 5:52 Open Cans with a Multitool Screwdriver (Pull Tab Hack) 6:09 Break Can Seal with a Multitool Screwdriver 6:16 Classic Can Opener on a Multitool 6:40 Lift Hot Pots with Multitool Pliers 7:15 Make a Camp Cup from a Soda Can with a Multitool 7:50 Cut Wire & Fishing Line with Multitool Cutters

If you spend time hiking, camping or RVing, you’ve probably asked yourself: Do I really need to carry a multitool or Leatherman for hiking? Come on a hike with us while answering 7 questions you need to ask before camping without a Leatherman style multitool as we showcase the Bibury BI2045 . Let’s Get Started! To learn more and buy your Bibury Multitool with a discount click here: https://geni.us/AVwFG8 Limited offer of $37.99. but use this promo code to get an additional 10% off: WV72F4UI As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Many worry about weight so while we hike in Glacier National Park let’s ask Is a multitool for hiking too heavy? Backpackers are always balancing weight and usefulness and you can’t eat or stay warm with a multitool. But, the Bibury BI2045 folds down compactly, and at just under 10 ounces, it’s about the same as carrying a bag of trail mix. It’s made from stainless steel, so it feels solid and durable in your hand, but it’s not overly bulky. Why carry a multitool for camping instead of just a knife? A knife is a classic piece of outdoor gear, but once you’ve used a multitool on a trip, you start to realize the added capability you get. The BI2045 gives you a razor-sharp blade, but it also adds pliers, screwdrivers, scissors, a saw, and even a can opener. With the BI2045, you basically have a small, portable toolkit with you at all times, without needing to carry extra weight or bulk. What’s the most useful feature of the BI2045 multitool for camping? But, the pliers on the BI2045 are incredibly useful for things like repairing tent poles, pulling a hot mug handle off the fire, or tightening bolts on camp gear. The saw is my second most-used feature—it’s perfect for cutting small branches when you need kindling or want to trim wood for shelter. Those two tools alone can make camp setup and maintenance a lot smoother. specifications and tools included in the Bibury BI2045 so you can see a multitool’s full utility The BI2045 It folds down to a pocket-friendly size, measuring about 4 inches closed, and opens up to just over 6 inches. The tool weighs about 9.8 ounces, so it’s sturdy without being too heavy. It’s designed with pliers for easy use, and the whole multitool has an ergonomic grip that makes it comfortable to handle, even when you’re working with it for a while. It also comes with a durable sheath, so you can carry it on your belt or keep it safely stashed in your pack. pliers with wire cutters Serrated Knife blade Saw and file blades Scissors Awl Thread Needle Screwdrivers Wire Stripper Can opener Knife Screwdriver socket with tips, And a Ruler Can a multitool for camping really help with cooking? You’d be surprised how much a multitool helps around the camp kitchen. The Bibury BI2045 has a nice, sharp blade that works great for slicing cheese, cutting sausage, or trimming vegetables. The scissors are excellent for opening stubborn food packaging without tearing it messily, and the can opener is a lifesaver if you pack canned goods. when you’re winding down around the campfire, that little tool suddenly becomes everyone’s favorite feature. I’ve also used multitools plenty of times to whittle down roasting sticks or trim foil when wrapping food for the fire. Is a multitool for camping actually useful in emergencies? Emergencies don’t happen often, but when they do, you want options. With a multitool you have a chance at handling simple to life saving emergencies. Need to cut rope quickly? The knife is ready. Need to adjust or repair broken gear in the field? You’ve got pliers, screwdrivers, and wire cutters. If you had to build an emergency shelter, the saw could help you cut branches to size. But even tragic emergencies, like a broken leg, can happen in the backcountry. A multitool lets you create a tourniquet, build a splint, or handle other injuries better. But, even simple things, like trimming a bandage or making quick fixes on your backpack, become easier with the right tool. A multitool is all about being prepared for the unexpected, and the Bibury BI2045 checks that box. Once you start carrying the Bibury BI2045, it tends to become a go-to tool not just for camping but also for daily life. But, around the house or on the road, it’s useful for quick fixes, that earns its keep both outdoors and indoors. background music by creatormix.com