No matter how small, how I packed it still got me.

It would be murder dragging that pack up or down a steep incline. Rediculus.

Heres another...





https://www.radicaldesign.com/walking-trailers/wheelie-walking-trailers.html

Wheelbarrow for camping gear. Maybe I would be interested if I had so much stuff I could no longer reasonably pack it in my Osprey Atmos but otherwise it looks like an invitation to bring way too much stuff, IMO of course.

You don't need to carry a lot.
It keeps the weight off your back.

but trying to pull it up a hill makes me think it would put a lot of stress on the lower back. I know I'd be leaning forward in the traces which would do my lower back no favors.

Ahhh! Got it!

Roller skates and a jet engine!

Part of being an experiencing hiker is knowing what and how much to pack. Unless you are a sherpa moving things to base camp, I really dont see the point. You should be able to carry everything you need in a well organized backpack.

I hear ya though.

The trails I hiked (I think) were too rugged and mountainous for that.

Looks like he has everything on it except the kitchen sink.

... who bought an RV with A/C, kitchen, bathroom & shower, and TV, etc
so he and his wife could go "camping".