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Agreed it is a great tent just not for me primarily because of my height, I should've gone for Phoxx 2 v2. Wouldn't change my CloudPeak 2 now though, love it. Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it.

Thanks mate, appreciated. Can't beat a GSD. Hopefully more content is coming soon.

Glad it helped, thanks for watching

Hey, thanks for watching. I have now bought a RAB Ascent 1100 for winter camps, I'll do a review once I've eventually got round to using it. The pump is fantastic if you've not got one I strongly recommend you do. I've got a Naturehike CloudPeak 2

@@BaldyOutdoors ohh a down bag. I have the OEX Helios EV Hydrodown 300 Sleeping Bag. But was thinking I need the next one up. The EX Leviathan EV 900 Down Sleeping Bag. If you watch my solo camp vl9g, you will see how many layers I had on at 5°c lol. My current bag is definitely at its limit.

I did consider that one but I want to do some serious winter camps and I knew the RAB had quite the reputation for being really good in minus temps. I'll give it a watch

Hi and thanks for watching. I dont think you can to be honest, Ive never seen or heard of one anyway. I'd recommend getting the latest Campingaz stove that I cover in the video if your looking to fry, really simple to use bit of kit and it now comes with a fitted igniter.

@nickmc_outdoors found a stove fitting... It's a jetboil part. You need to modify it by grinding down one side. Works a treat and fits inside the pot.

@@mishalchotai4721 if my Campingaz ever packs up I'll have a look at doing that

Thank you for watching, it was my pleasure to share.

Thank you Dave, those 2 are very good mates but as you'll know the market is swamped by different mats of all shapes and sizes, you're spoilt for choice really. I'll probably be using the Trekology for winter camps as it's thicker than the OEX with a foil line mat underneath. Got myself a new bag as well for winter the RAB Ascent 1100 so looking forward to that.

That place is everything you could want

I do agree but the scenery definitely makes up for it

I did fit in it when down for the night but don't expect to sit in it out the rain or anything like that it's either lay down or nothing. I'd strongly advise buying the PHOXX 2 V2 if you still want that type of tent. If not then look at getting a 2 man tent like my cloud peak 2 for example.

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Hey, thank you for this. Ever since coming across them I have read up on it and had people tell me the same and it does make sense, horrible to see regardless but I do get it now and why. Thanks for watching, its very much appreciated.

Thank you, that is very much appreciated. If you've never done it I'd highly recommend it.

It is a decent bag to be fair I can't complain with it it serves me well, however do you find putting it into a dry bag is easier and does it condense down more than the bag it comes in once you've compressed it? I've seen quite a few videos that favour the quilt over a sleeping bag. I'm in a group on FB and they recommended the Alpkits for winter sleeping bags.

@@BaldyOutdoors it was easier to compress but also I got an Alpkit drybag that had two fittings that made it easy to clip to the outside of my rucksack. Otherwise it took up alot of space!

​@@Waldo-Barnstomer think I need to definitely have a look at this Alpkit lot and start investing. I'll be ordering those dry bags very soon so hopefully that will help me out space wise.

Thank you mate, that is very much appreciated. It makes it all worth the effort. Stay safe

Thank you, appreciate that.

Haha this is awesome, thanks guys, hope you had a great camp it was a lovely night. Drop us a DM on insta and I'll give you a follow on there.

Had a gut feeling the blue was a sort of lighter version. Thanks for making this point, appreciated.

Yer, mine is getting easier over time. Nightmare when I first got it.

Thanks for watching, appreciated

Hi mate, we had rain the night we first used it and it held up well. I guess it all depends on the extent of the downpour and how old it is at the time of leakage but that can be said for all tents. We're up in Skye in a few weeks so my view may change haha.

Haha ill have to watch. Thanks.

Out in the wilds and mountains it's all good.

Hi mate, cheers for that I'll keep that in mind. When I did the wild camp halfway up Ben Nevis in March I kept my Peter storm jacket on, not the best insulated jacket compared to most but with my natural body heat it did the job nicely.

Haha yer have to confess that is a big design fault. You can buy poles separately for the doors but still leaves you with a big gap either side. Think we may go down the tarp solution next time as well. Never had an issue with our zips, on the Rydal they are covered over.

@@BaldyOutdoors yeah for sure, this could’ve been easily resolved with a little brim of some sort above the doorways (I have seen this on other tents) but I suppose at this price point perfection isn’t to be expected. The tarp is definitely a good solution though with the added benefit of a sitting out area as well. Note though, on my tent it renders the side door obsolete as the flap and guys are in the way. As regards the zip situation, you’re lucky as mine definitely isn’t fully covered; there’s just enough of a gap on the external zip cover and, bizarrely, it almost acts like a channel feeding the water down to the zip point.

Agreed 💯👍🏼

Totally agree mate, they are bulky, take up room and have a bit of weight but they are cozy and warm so for me it's a worthy sacrifice personally. I've got a good little system going now with it and my bag

100% mate, haha no harm in having a spare or to share the workload. I'm looking at getting the OEX skillet next, was tempted to get the jetboil version until I see that.

@@BaldyOutdoors I'm a bit of a tackle tart bro, so got the jetboil minimo the skillet and the ceramic pot, lovely gear, but it's so pricey a don't like using it 🤣 I've got toaks 750ml setups with msr pocket rocket. Got the jetboil Flash aswell and the micromo!! And me trusty trangia only use that and me heiro, must spent £700 last year on cooking gear, told the lass £300 like 🤣, but aye bad habit once it gets ya

​@@davt8615 Haha I know what you mean the temptation is well and truly there but I'd be crucified. Think I'll stick with me 2 at the moment and the bigger gas cookers for family trips

Hi, the carpet is specific for that tent it's a Eurohike Universal Tent Carpet Medium (220x280cm). No all pegs and poles are provided with the tent. Only thing you would have to buy separately is the porch door poles/ropes if you don't want it rolled up.

Did the footprint come with it too? Thanks for sharing the cideo

​@@robrunzhi and thanks for watching. The footprint was purchased separately but was specific to that tent.

Absolutely mate

Predominantly yer but some campsites like fisherground in the lakes have a designated field for roof tents or coniston hall where you can pitch up anywhere. All depends on the site.

@@BaldyOutdoors Going to get on park4nignt when the tent arrives 👌

Jeeps been alright to be fair had her since 2020 had a couple issues but not manufacturer issues though.

yes we see a few that did that but that wasnt how we wanted to use it. it was either roof or nothing.

Hi, I lifted her in and carried her out. She did jump out once which scared the cr4p out of us. There are different hacks you can do, towel on the bonnet and see if they go through the side window. We were going to look at Ikamper steps they seem to be the in thing for getting dogs up to a rooftop tent (Google Ikamper steps) hope that helped.

Hi thanks a lot, very helpful. 👍👍

@@langdalepass not a problem, hope you find a solution

I came for the same question. 30+ kilo lab and we’ve just order the Tentbox lite 2.0 been trying to find ways 😅to

Haha if you watched it you'd know 🤣 na we prefer being able to go places without having to constantly empty it, close it, open it, we'd rather pitch up, everything gets left in tent, no packing away and we can go for days out without that double daily routine if that makes sense.

Thank you, I really appreciate your comment. I get what you mean especially those that have never done that trail or other trails etc. I'll be as honest as I can all the time, best way to be. Hopefully get some more content up soon, been super busy unfortunately. Again thank you for your comment mate it's very much appreciated.

@@BaldyOutdoors No worries.....credit whens credit due...👍

Thanks for watching, haha yep them lugs are a pain. Definitely do the Cumbria way it is a stunning walk.

Thank you for watching.

Makes more sense now, thank you. Still grim, but I get it.

Thank you for watching as well. It is very much appreciated.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it

just lifted her into and out of it. its easier if they have a harness as you can grab that as support. There are other ways that we found online like putting a towel on the bonnet and getting them to jump through the window or buying a runner and putting it over the ladder at an angle and trying to get them to walk up.

Thank you 🍻

Thank you, mate. The first of plenty more.

The great outdoors is great and amazing for personal therapy, to collect your thoughts, de-stress, de-construct a bad day/week, feel fresh and alive. The benefits are endless. Keep walking, bud 👍

Thank you, Forclaz from Decathlon, very very good trousers.

Best kitchen on Loch Lomond that, unreal

Yer lesson learned here haha

Thanks 🤗