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Sorry I only speak English.

We’re both using RAB ascent sleeping bags

@@jamieoutdoors thanks bud , are they 3 seasons? I bought the mountain equipment helium 600 for my missus but I’m Looking for to buy myself a new one and I need some advice lol , and I watch your video yesterday and I saw your sleeping bags I saw one was rab but the other you can’t tell . Anyway you guys have great campings Take care

Agreed

Haha. Hippie nesquick sounds like a fun night.

Thanks. You’ve reminded me to do a final video

@@jamieoutdoors we are starting our van soon, your video and steps are clear. 👍 Thanks again

The air mattress is from Big Agnes and I’m using the jet boil mini mo

You better stick around for the next video then. 😅

If you were 300kg in body weight I think you'd probably not be fitting depending on your body build. But also if you were 300kg in weight wild camping up mountains might be a bit of a struggle anyway.

@@jamieoutdoors I'm not 50 stone. I was joking. But it looked very small. Plus what everyone else nearly said which I was thinking off. You can't sit up. More of a bivy than a tent.

I couldnt agree more with you here

Thank you

@@jamieoutdoors no problem pal ✊🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

That’s a good tip. I guess that’s why it’s only a 3 season tent.

@jamieoutdoors sir here in Alberta ( S.W. ) Canada we can get snow in spring and fall seasons where temperature is around -2 C and 1 foot of snow comes down...or higher up on mountains there is snow and lower down it is rain

@@rajibjoshi9647 this is something I'm very jealous of. Here we rarely experience snow even though it can be -7 celcius in winter and it rains for over half the year. 😅

@jamieoutdoors I was in England once for 1 week we get full 4 season weather here lot of wilderness open land forests plenty of clean fresh water would call it last haven of mother earth but even here it is not what it used to be flock of tourists inflation economic development etc. but still great the last hold out of nature 👍

Agree on all of the above. But, the only thing I couldn’t do is sit up in this tent. Not the end of the world. But you quickly realise how much you miss it 😅

@@jamieoutdoors if it's winter ( and the phoxx is good enough to keep you warm n dry ) and you have to spend 14hrs in the tent!!!!. It will give you a bad back and sore elbows.. it's actually a shame as the phoxx 2 can fit all your kit in, yet you still can't sit up in it... if only????

@@littlegrandadoutdoors haha yeah. But for under £60 it is a steal. It makes me think a tarp would really help. But then you may as well buy a bigger tent.

Thanks

Thanks Rob. The street view google maps with ordnance survey method is probably my favourite

Oooo is this the tent I should test next?

I’m 6ft 2 and had head room to spare

you can fit in it. buy you can't sit up in it or change. it just get in, turn around, sleep. nothing but mat, sleep bag and maybe a small bag will fit with you. enough space for a backpack in the vestibule. i'm trying to sell mine and going for a tent i can sit up in. if it rains, you're trapped. but it does stop rain and midges.

I think you would struggle with this tent. I’m 6ft2 and fitted well. But, honestly at 6,6 I’d buy something bigger. Especially if you have the budget

Haha. You’re not talking about my coat are you?

@@jamieoutdoorsnow that you mention it, could be, haha

@@swanseawales1979 probably was my coat. I kept trying to use it to keep my stuff dry. I’m actually gutted it didn’t rain so I could show how waterproof the tent was

Yeah that's called immaturity. Maybe you prefer louder, more obnoxious bullshit?

1. Seeing hate comment 2. Realising hate commenter is also probably English 3. Points out hate commenter made a typo 😂

​@@mrneutral8423 jog on then 😂

@@jamieoutdoors quite distinguished answer you got! Sorry for making you think this comment was a "hate" one. Appreciate you doing useful and meaningful videos! Wish you a good luck and a sunny weather 🥰

Where’s the hi vis bag? Just a rain jacket. Don’t think anyone was moving me on in this position.

@@jamieoutdoors when the cam slowly move away from the tent .. can see a whole orange color patch ..

@@jamieoutdoors the tumb nail already can see .. then when the part when the cam slowly move away from the tent .. still can see .. well don't mind me ..15 yrs in the military .. i became very observant .. but no disrespect intended .. 😊😊😊

@@user-xn9jb1kl8f Haha. Yes, of course. It's not full camo, but it's a lot stealthier than a full-on red tent. It's fortunate I'm not in the military or fighting a war in the UK or abroad in this thing. That, of course, isn't the purpose of this video.

@@jamieoutdoors all said .. really enjoy your video with all the beautiful scenery .. much appreciated .. :)

Haha. Not convinced? Why wouldn’t you want a coffin to sleep in?

@@jamieoutdoors 🤣🤣 ive got a vaude taurus for my woodland camps, very similar wer it dips at the bk, was a bargin 2nd hand for £75, not much sitting room, great video💪👍

@@WildBorkysadventures honestly if you’re a beginner I think this tent is a bargain. But if you do manage to save up there are for sure some great tents out there for not much more money.

@jamieoutdoors mate my misses goin mad at me🤣 just got mi 4th tent🤣, starter tent was vango meteor 300 pro 2nd hand £50 i keep this one as a spare if anyone wnts join us, then vaude taurus which is mi woodland tent now, then x mid 2 solid, love this tent, thats mi mountain tent mi bestest one and just bought a Alpkit tarpstar 4 for takin kids out, managed fit me 4 kids and dog in this one, well chuffed with it massive tent weighing less than 2kg, maybe next year might sell the vaude n get helm 2 compact, mates got that one its a minter👍

@@WildBorkysadventures haha. Don’t worry. My girlfriend doesn’t even know how much I spend on camera gear. It’s a money pit. But it’s a worthwhile one.

Thank you.

Thanks again!

I find free lay-bys to put my car or van in. There’s quite a few places around the Peak District I’ve found over the years. I’m literally always looking for them, when I see one I pull in and drop a pin on google maps.

If you have a car you can pay for overnight parking in Edale. Which is great for getting onto kinder scout

Only £7 for overnight. Which I see as a way to protect the national park and upkeep the car park

Hi Jamie! It looks like great little tent for one night stealth camps for 3 seasons but perhaps a little too claustrophobic for long winter nights! Nice video. Keep them coming! regards Sidestickflyer

You're going to get wet if it's raining pitching any tent, how is this tent any different? 🤔

Read his comment again my friend.

Hello. Nice to meet you. Hope you enjoyed the video

I actually had someone else do the roof. But the final van video is coming. Trust me.

@@jamieoutdoors Ok. Why, was that going to be too difficult for you to do? What did they put up to cover the insulation?

@@rafaemma so I didn’t have enough time to do the electrics myself or mainly I didn’t have time to do the research. So I made a decision to just pay for someone to do it and at the same time got them to make me a ply kit to carpet line and put up. I think the ply kit with the carpet lining would actually be really easy to do yourself as it just screws into the top of the van. But, as I work full time and work another part time role I figured I wouldn’t have time to also put energy into this too.

@@jamieoutdoors thank you. Look forward to seeing the final video.

It really is! I love it

@@jamieoutdoors if its ok can i ask a question please

Thank you! The ply only ended up being 5mm thick as it needed to bend ever so slightly

@@jamieoutdoors thanks mate

I parked on one of the country lanes away from the towns. Just found a little lay-by and then walked the tarmac in. Google street view is a good application for finding parking spots. There are also a few apps that van lifers use, like park4night.

You’re welcome. Although I’ve had a few people say that I put the metal things in the wrong way round

@@jamieoutdoors hi Jamie, The ones who said that are wrong. I upload a link so you see their methods are same like your one. I bought wind deflectors from the company in the link attached and they do exactly what you did. ua-cam.com/video/rOZ02sXBvsM/v-deo.htmlsi=yj59c27O6Q1xlRHv

Haha. That is totally fair enough. I always exercise caution, but I am a cautious person.

Fantastic company!

I filmed with a Sony A7iii and edited with Adobe Premiere Pro. But recently my Sony audio port has broken. 😞 so going to try with a GoPro

Yeah. Just got to set up fast. Takes maybe a minute once you’ve got it down. It was the elixir 2.

@@jamieoutdoors Great tents both of them 👍🏻

That is incredibly kind of you. Thank you for saying. It’s been too long and I’m keen to make more. If I could make a living giving away all my knowledge of the outdoors I would.

Looking for a decent remote forest in tye peak district to try out some bushcraft survival style camping where I won't have to worry about too many people, is this forest good for that? If so are you open to sharing the location or know of any other good locations for this? Thank you

@@bradenoutdoorsto be honest either here or snake woods would be good. These woods are furthest from anywhere else and there are some deep thickets you can get into.

@@jamieoutdoors okay, thank you very much 👍

My wallet begs to differ

But, I would also like to try more tents.

Thanks for the update

Thank you. Glad you liked the video. Should I make more about the van?

Thank you man. That means a lot

@@jamieoutdoors youre welcome buddy🙂

I think it was kirka vans.

No worries

I actually googled this because I have no clue. The inside module is exactly 50inches. So I’d say yes.