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Thanks for a great real review and not just an unboxing. Happy to see how you enjoy the Jannu and winter camping. I have a Jannu myself and it’s a great tent for tough conditions. You have probably figured it out already but don’t worry about anything snapping when clipping on the poles. Some of them are very tight and I had the same feeling first time pitching the tent myself 😂 Being a Norwegian it’s very strange to see someone going that far in the snow not skiing 😱

Too much to unpack in his video but let’s focus on the anchors for now. The way you’ve demonstrated it will pull out the peg if you’re unlucky. You can use the peg or a shovel to dig the trench and then also one for the guyline as it should have a straight path to the tent. Right now it would be pulled upwards first. Best instructions on this can be found if you search how to build a dead man anchor for mountaineering purposes. Of course if there’s not a lot of wind and the weather conditions allow the snow to solidify - even a poor anchor will be strong enough. Oh and these don’t look like Hilleberg pegs, more like MSR. Either one is fine but hope you didn’t pay the premium 😉 Cheers

And a fly… I can’t stand a fucking fly

Your channel doesn’t have much subs as it deserves this is a. Good channel keep up the work

Don't die out there

Don't die out there

Jannu...pronounced with a y...so it's said Yannu. 😊

Thank you i was typing out the question u answered

Gotta do what makes you happy brother. Be safe crazyman.....

❤what's for lunch😊👍 Nice set up👍

thoughts on the Nova 4 ?

Looks cool. Stay safe, brother.🙏🏼💪🏼😇

Good job brother, keep it up. Turn on comments tho so people can encourage you, like what I am doing You got this

Great message! Hope you have a wonderful day friend!

Great review, awesome tent. Like already mentioned, it's advisable to put the vestibule in the wind direction for maximum structural integrity. For my (1 person 4-season) Soulo, which has 12 guy lines, I've attached small sturdy elastic rubber bands to tie up the guy lines when not in use. In frost, elastic rubber might snap so perhaps elastic paracord would be a better option in winter time. As long as the 'solution' is mitten-proof of course. ;)

Where are you Dean??

Love the meal choice ha.

Your review has put me off the Jannu due to not much usable porch space , low ceiling , difficult setup. The Tarra I had, in contrast was easy to setup, tons of space, the only downside was weight. Would generally take the nammatj though as the Tarra overkill for solo use.

Nothing is wrong that will matter in 100 years. Loving the nice fall days.

Use mini caribiners to connect the guylines to the tent fixing points, takes a fraction of a second to clip and unclip, much tidier setting up and packing away. Its a no brainer. I have a Jannu

Nice Job Friend! Beautiful video!

In lowland Britain I’ve never heard of AMS before. Until you told us the cause I thought perhaps it was dehydration (though don’t suppose that would cause a bowel movement). Anyway, glad you survived it. Great video thank you. I enjoyed your philosophy in the one titled Essentialism as well btw!

This is one of my favorite videos. Such a good lesson.

I guess you worked out now that the tent is designed to be guyed out before you clip the tent to the poles? You would have an easier time if you peg the tent down first then poles in, then guy it out then clip tent to poles, that's how its designed. all the best!

Fun video. Looks like the rough trip turned out to be such a blessing. Beautiful shots you got there!

Crazy weather adds so much to the story of any hike in the mountains. And its almost guaranteed. Love the vid🙂

Hey friend! I am the one you met in Wind Rivers by Big Sandy Lake. Fun to connwct with you!

Nallo 4?

Wandering leads to the most incredible unforseen experiences. Love your insight on this. Thank you. New Subscriber. Ringing that bell patiently waiting for more good stuff🙂

That's a really interesting snow saw you have (cave carver). A friend of mine who taught me how to build igloo also has made some here in New Zealand. Thanks for the great video - it really looked like a fun adventure you had (other than being completely exhausted). Also, I know how challenging it can be to build one of these, and also film it, so well done.

Nice video, friend. The wind looked a bit exciting! It's not easy filming and also setting up your tent in cold winter and windy conditions.

You might consider getting the 10.25mm poles. It should help with your worries about any lack of strength in the 9mm poles. I have the Allak 2 and replaced the 9mm poles with the 10.25mm. It made a world of difference in terms of tent strength and stability, as well as peace of mind

So true, but not easy to do. Thanks for the reminder!

I like your message of concentrating on what you can be grateful for instead of the frustrations that happen daily.

Not just your photography is awesome, your UA-cam channel is too! My wife and I saw your truck with the "grab a picture" basket today at Adams Falls and got one of your pics as an unexpected and AWESOME souvenir from our trip to Colorado. Thank you so much! Keep up the great work! It was so wholesome to see that basket :D

I was doing the Adams falls hike and grabbed one of your photographs in the parking lot. Neat channel.

Another great video. Another fantastic adventure! I liked your shots but I trust your eye for such things. Wonder message at the end. Can’t wait for the next one!

I missed part one somehow. Yeah, I knew that looked like a lot of work in part 2.

What a great camp! Man, that must have been a killer though, to hike up and then all that digging. Nice though, no wind blowing against a tent all night up there, I bet you slept awesome! Especially after all that work. Sometimes, the perfect shots don't happen. It's just the way it goes. I went out the other night to shoot the Milky Way the first time this season and got a goose egg. Getting out there and having the same great experience either way is always a win. You got a great pano and a memory to last a lifetime. What did the vast majority do, while you were out there living?.... Sitting around, getting fat and being lazy watching tv. Just another night, they'll forget. What a great camp and hike! A few good photos are just bonuses to living anyway. Thanks for sharing.

Norwegian Xplorer has some good Videos about winter camping

👏👏great vid an very well done in brutal conditions! Trying to pack my Nammatj 3GT in that situation doesn’t bear thinking about 😂

Dam....bluddy hell fella...looked like a right cold struggle. Weldone for not panicking...even tho it looked like you were overcome by it all. Good experience to learn from tho.....

Amazing. How much would you charge to build one for me? And to pull me up in the Polk of course

Wow That takes a lot of effort. It shows on the way up. I hope you can do more of this in the future. The video and music timing is great. Keep safe.

This looks like an awful lot of work, but looks like you enjoy it.

This experience and video is one of the best I've ever had. I'd love to hear your comments!

Good videography in what I'm sure was difficult conditions. I really liked how the candle ember faded into the night time star near the end of the video. Nicely done. Keep making more videos like this!

Absolutely beautiful images, Dean!

Great video Keep them coming!

Very interesting video! And those colors!!