How to build a simple lightweight trolley for your trips? DIY with 2 wheels and 3 hiking poles скачать в хорошем качестве

How to build a simple lightweight trolley for your trips? DIY with 2 wheels and 3 hiking poles

If you check my videos, my way of traveling is always with the trolley, or at least it is in the last years. And the reason is because I like to have my hands free and I really like to walk longer. And because of that you need to have a bit... something has to be on the street. So it's like you can't carry everything with yourself for 15-20 days all over your shoulders. So I wanted to move some of the weight on the road. And because of that I just built these trolley that are really robust but also a bit heavy. And sometimes maybe you don't want to walk for two weeks in a row, but what you want to do is to mix things. For example you want to be able to take a bus or maybe you want to take a hike. And this trolley is good for the road but not for moving around different terrains and outroads. I tried and it works but it's also very complicated. So what I wanted to do is to make a lightweight version of it, which is even easier than the one that I built in the first place. And so basically this is the skeleton of the one I use for my trip. I think it's 3 kilos and it's very robust and it goes in the back of the backpack, or at least on the road with wheels. But sometimes it's too much for what I want to do. So the general idea of this video is to understand how can we build a system which is lightweight and that can be set directly on the backpack. This is my backpack. This is what I'm going around. And the idea is to have one pipe here, the two wheels that go like this, one on one side and one on the other. And then in the end use the same sticks that I'm using for the other trolley to pull it. But with a very simple system that can be take it away, make it shorter, smaller and compact again in the backpack. In order to change the terrains or just take a bus, a train because sometimes it's very complicated with the other system to pack everything up again and to move on. So how we do that? First of all you need two wheels.