CAMERAS

High-capacity expedition storage for backing up raw footage before it goes to the cloud.

Tiny lightweight tripod I carry for quick static shots with whichever action camera I'm using.

Compact wireless microphone I use when recording directly with my Insta360 setup.

Quick-access backpack mount that keeps my Insta360 immediately available while I'm moving.

Replacement lenses I carry because my X5 gets used hard in the mountains.

My preferred wireless microphone for technical climbing when paired with a lavalier mic.

My higher-performance expedition drone when image quality, altitude and wind performance matter more than weight.

Lightweight extendable selfie stick I use with my Action cameras for most of my expedition vlogging.

My primary action camera for filming climbing, trekking and expedition footage in a small, rugged format.

Compact camera I use when I want better controlled handheld footage without carrying a much larger camera system.

Compact drone I carry when conditions and regulations allow me to capture aerial perspectives of the landscapes surrounding an expedition.

High-capacity memory cards I use across my expedition cameras for hours of high-resolution footage.

Flexible compact tripod I use for static camera setups in awkward mountain terrain.

Three-meter extension pole I use to create drone-like shots with the X5.

Spare X5 battery I carry for multi-day filming above Base Camp.

Low-profile lavalier microphone I use with the DJI Mic 2 for expedition audio.

Tiny wearable camera I use on my helmet for hands-free POV footage while climbing.

spare batteries for the Action 5 and 6

360 camera I carry on my pack to capture immersive climbing footage without needing to constantly stop and frame every shot.

Action camera I carry to document climbing and expedition days when I want a small, simple filming setup.

Wireless microphone system I use to improve spoken audio for expedition videos, interviews, podcasts and content from the field.