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But one big question, doesn't all the water and poop get your pants wet that are around your ankles or do you take your pants all the way off?

With you uploading the vids 2 weeks late, I can only imagine you by now, are past Lassen NP. I was there (driving wise) last SEP and I was amazed at the fire damage from the Dixie fire. The miles clicking off per day should be getting you closer to the state line as well. Keep stretching and listening to your body and before you know it, you will be at the US/CAN border. Just wish I was there too but who knows what next year will bring ? Also, I am concerned for you two as well as the others as I see the temp's out in that area are in the 100's already. Stay safe and keep the eyes/ears open - good luck !

You are rocking this! So impressive.

Practice ice axe arrest alot may save your life.

I heard the cold water is good for your body when you are pushing it to the limits. Happy yall got to have a swim after the zero reset!

After watching this one I got to thinking has any long trail hiker done day one - day finished body change vid so we can see changes over all of what hiking a long trail does. Love the views and I am glad you two got a break because both of you looked like you needed it!

Seems like 9 is about the right age to get hit by a car🤔, amazing what our little bodies can recover from! Enjoying the entertainment of your journey!

I will echo several of the previous comments here. It’s your trip, film what you want. As someone who has always wanted to do that hike but never had the time I am enjoying all your content. The video is honest and clean. The commentary seems raw and gives the viewer as realistic a depiction as possible. Thank you. Who knows maybe someday I can start hiking it in sections. Gorgeous country.

Make sure you have a mosquito net when you go through lassen!! Used to work there as a forester and fire fighter. The mosquitos there make Minnesota look like a rich summer camp!

In the future you should turn the volume down on the tv when you’re talking. Hard to hear you and distracting. Besides that great information! Loved Sierra City when I went through.. Marmalade

You know…. I think that is the first time you’ve ever told that story on the leg scars. I’ve seen them and have always wondered if you had a repair. Glad you’re managing and wishing you some success in healing. You got this!!!

Amazing 😮 view love the camp sites I know your having a great time I enjoy video I feel like I'm hiking with you keep it up and stay safe

Nice to put your feet up but then there’s this thing about have your head elevated during sleep so the brain can do its regular clean up. I think feet up so rest but head up for restorative sleep.

You are definitely looking thin bro! Love your content. Stay safe

RE knee discomfort: I am a supination. When my shoe heal get really worn on the rear outboard side I get knee discomfort. Getting new shoe selves it for me.

This is the best documentation of the pct ive seen yet!!!!

Man this was the best video so far on the trek. Keep kicking butt!

Soleus stretch is important, It cured my plantar fascitis and definitely helped with knee pain. Sure hope the pain diminishes

When I first started hiking I had knee problems going downhill. It was very ouchy until I visited the dr & he administered a cortisone injection under the knee bone. Many kms/mi & years, later no pain. Yes. Exercise like you’re doing is definitely going to keep those annoying joints flexible. I could hardly believe me eyes spying that snow especially since you said there wouldn’t be any. Great walk! Thx for the scenery.

Brother, you didn't mention a couple of the most important parts of hammock camping. 2 that come to mind right away are ridgeline to create the dash needed to sleep diagonally in your hammock in order to sleep flat and the other being a resin tarp over your hammock setup to stay dry

That lake swim looked so refreshing! Continued safe travels.

Hey Frozen, my mom told me she gave you a ride in Chester and you were concerned about finishing on your schedule. Just wanted to say that you’re already killing it for where you’re at and Oregon is gonna fly by. OR/WA are both pretty easy to manage consistent 25+ mile days and there isn’t too many vortexes. I’m confident you’ll finish with time to spare!! Have fun and stay safe!

the zero days in town are definately part of your adventure and we appreciate you sharing...

Keep on hiking! Love these videos.

Great video Jason !!!

Love the videos. Have not missed a single one since PCT and I watched you finish the AT. Awesome work !

You could try Supple drink mix for your knee

Around 500 miles through the Sierra's in a month? Dang. That's excellent for a non mountaineer. No way I could handle that much snow.

Hey Jason, good job with todays video! At around 17:50 I could almost smell the pines. Like how you showed your daily routine with your stretching and use of the corkball. Going to have to start a regimen to see if it helps my 66 year old muscles. Want to enjoy the scenery while I'm walking. Watching you and Bigfoot is really inspiring me. Gotta laugh, you guys walk farther in 1 day than I do in 1 week!

Good move adding the glucosamine. Hope it helps.

Thank you!

Great stretching routine. Thanks for sharing it! I will be incorporating it. I always have issues with my knees.

Loved, the country-folk instrumentals music in the video. Thank you!!!

Frozen, Enjoying your journey. Pseudo-retired Sports Med Chiro here. Last stretch you show-draw large circles with knees while still holding ankle to buttock. Both directions (start knee forward and make circle; start knee backward and make circle) Great little-known ITB stretch that's helped a LOT of mystery/undiagnosed knee discomfort for patients in my past. Can also do while lying on the floor on your side. Hope that helps! (Vic: PCT Class of '26!)

Definitely gotta give the old body a rest. That sunset looked pretty cool with the tents

The pancakes with strawberries @ the Red Moose look like they have a face. The new bag looks great, too.

Man I'm going through the hardest time in my life right now, and watching the vids really help me. So inspiring. I'm not sure if im ever going to be ok, but im hoping its just a bunch of mental snow traverse like you did and when i reach my northern terminus i can look back and say i made it. Keep it up man.

Hey , I have noticed that you really pronate bad with the left foot. I would try some really good arch supports on both feet. Custom orthopedic arch would be best. That left foot really rolls in on every foot plant. Good luck!

You had said before there was a delay of several days when releasing the videos, is there anyway to know where you are now?

Hi Frozen want to say hi and ask if those pancakes are they better than mine. LOL keep your head up can’t wait to see Canada.

Hey bro, just watched. Thank you for the shout-out. I had to get off just before KMN about 3 weeks ago. Worked through the cardio issues, but I injured my foot. Have really bad tendinitis and still haven't healed. Keep on hiking strong and tell Bigfoot I said "what's up" Gonna hopefully give it another go next season. Keep in touch

Wow the trail sure has overgrown outside sierra city. I saw quite a few rattlers up there during my hikes. Project more positive thoughts, see success and try to slow down a bit so you can heal. The attrition rate is NORMAL. Keep up the stretching and self care, load up on animal fats when you can and you’ll be fine.

Omega 3 is good for inflammation. I use a street hockey ball to roll my feet out.

Glad you are in better spirits and better physical health. You and Bigfoot will be great friends for the rest of your lives after the end of this journey. Regardless of the distance between you!

Arnica gel is excellent for many pains. Might work well on your knee too. It works great on mine. Arnica homeopathic sublingual tabs are great too. I use them both at the same time.

1200 miles,outstanding!!! Glad you were able to rest for a day and talk with your family. I found it interesting all the stretching and use of the ball you used for your muscles. Thanks for another great video!! 😊

Keep posting the Zeros and Town days, Frozen. They are all part of the journey, and seeing where you resupply, and downtime helps other who are planning.

Give the glucosamine a couple weeks!

I’ve been guilty of this myself but your pain is from too many miles plain and simple. I have a thick skull and it took me a while to truly understand that. Once I dialed it down, the pain and injuries disappeared. You probably get tired of hearing this but it’s really that simple. Your injury rate is consistently exceeding your repair rate.

I might have missed it, do you recommend switching out sleeping bags after Kennedy Meadows North? Going from 20 degree quilt to 35-40 quilt? Or can you stay with a 20 full through hike. Thanks in advance for your input