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Haters will hate! But for what you need for you at 5 lbs great setup in a small package!

A tarp a mat, a bag, and bivi, a silk inner and newspaper.

Dang…. That’s a sweet setup!

hi, your emergency shelter is too big and too heavy, I have one that is a bit bigger than a packet of cigarettes and works like a sleeping bag , but I could carry my Camp minima 1sl tent for 1 person that folded is smaller than your folded shelter and is only 1kg !!! who goes for trekking is always looking for portable, good quality and light equipment ! ciao

I camp in winter/snow/storm conditions. I use a hot tent and have my fire within the tent with a stove pipe. This has provided the most fun and comfortable experiences in the dead of winter... and much safer. I highly reccomend you try it unless you are trying to learn how to camp without a fire.

You failed plan and simple alot of other camper stay out.

Nonsenses

Besides a cell foam pad under the inflatable pad which everyone in the comments mentioned you need a double wall tent. The main difference between 3-season tent and all-season tent is that all-season tent has double walls. Double wall does not add any warmth but it prevents the crazy condensation you encountered.

Constructive criticism: Some us watch this to relax! We don’t like a BUNCH of talking.

Perhaps use a bivvy big enough to slide the inflatable mattress in also, to create an air pocket, where the side of the mattress isn't in direct contact with cold air, or if you move around at night and your sleeping bag doesn't fully cover the mattress. It doesn't need to be the 'ultimate rainproof' bivvy, as long as it's breathable material. I'd also bring a cell foam mattress in such weather.

Not enough skill and knowledge, good thing to be close to car so you could bail out. Tip, learn before trying this.

neck knife sold out.....dammit

4 season tent for the 4th season brother. I wouldn't camp up north without a hot tent and a wood burning stove.

Thermarest sleeping pads It doesn't get any better than that....

Is this a bushcraft outing or is this a promotional video for onewind bivy tent

What is that in the background? A stone fence? One side or t'other would seem to be a good wind break, especially if there's a corner or you could make a corner by moving some rocks. How close to civilization/residences are you?

That’s cool! Nice camp bro

Very cool! Subd 👍🏼

Its all good learning experience in the end of the day, most important is you safely went back, many people underestimate freezing temperatures but its deadly when something goes wrong and one can't get at least fire started when theres no way back or car wont start up.

Leather gloves for fire …extra foam pad for under your inflatable pad…hot hands chemical heaters for emergency and practice with your gear.. not preaching I’m older and screwed up a few times also had 20 years plus Army . Have fun stay safe.

Just a couple tips from a Canadian who has winter camped in below -35C: have your closed cell foam pad under your Exped, put a wool blanket under your quilt/sleeping bag, and this is the most important part, your quilt or sleeping bag should be rated for temps at least 10 degrees lower than the lowest temp expected overnight.

Learn some Celsius first

It took some grit to attempt to camp in that weather!!!! Give it to you!!!! 👍

Here's the last Onewind Bivy Tent Video! They're great lightweight options. Also wanted to correct myself......... This one is their 4 season bivy tent. ua-cam.com/video/tz57Q7OkzyA/v-deo.htmlsi=0o_SzTRtaMvoNbqW

It took a lot of drive and determination to attempt a camp in those temperatures. And you did it with wisdom and humility, which is what got you home safely. In my estimation, that sets a better example for others than any picture perfect camp could have. As Charles Stanley used to say, “We learn more from our valley experiences than from our mountaintops”. Thanks for sharing what you gained with the rest of us.

Respect your honesty and explanations. Solid video.

Nuts!

God bless you

Nothing beats actually going out and doing the Thing. There was no failure, you only learned. I would be very interested in your Live. BTW, what camera gear did you use in that cold. I had camera issues, lost two days of filming. Any advice is appreciated. Stay Safe

Amazing channel, loved this video. Just subscribed from a fellow UA-camr 😉👍

Get a backpack

Where did you purchase the wooden tooth brush? 🙏

An emergency blanket

Nice video. Thanks

That sleep system is my favorite if mechanized. 💯

Or get a curvy girlfriend to share your sleep system…

under, on and in. Sleep!! Or tummo yoga meditation all night long. hahaha

Your So Wrong about reflective foils, It is an absolute Phalacy to believe just because an element is reflective it can generate heat back, When the truth is the outside temperiture is always Colder makes any heat turn to water condensation & ice are the facts. These emergency aids are more for Wind chill factors & keeping snow & rain off to a minimum. Dont Believe Sales Hype that will get You Killed in the Wild through ignorance. Have You Ever Wondered Why Your foil rapped Chicken skin looks uncooked, Thats because there was no inner reflective heat! If There Were the Chicken would be Golden Cooked as if not Foil Covered. It's a Dangerous myth about emergency kit that is only an aid to keep extremities off whilst emergency recovery is in place.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌ All the best from over the pond.

May as well be dead if you gotta live in that!!

The few times I've had to sleep outdoors in the cold I always made sure I had a big sheet of cardboard underneath me. Saved my life in winter. If you find yourself outdoors in winter make that your first priority.

I like this format; one video-one component of a system. Don’t be discouraged by the naysayers. They are either not listening or are know it alls. Keep up the good work. Can you do a video on “worst case scenario “? No injuries but cold, wind, and rain on the way.

One can make a very decent "debris bed" without the same exposure to ticks & other nasties by snapping a halfway decent (and large enough) poncho - treated with permethrin - closed and stuffing it with leaves & such. Lay on it & compress, and re-stuff until you achieve desired thickness.

Over, under, & in, it’s simple .

Not good advice for staying warm on a cold night. Or day. Better than nothing tho.

Sleep directly on the ground is cold

This demonstration was a mixture of trivial things and nonsense. Okay, you have shown a lengthy, wordy standard rigged setup of a tarp that is painted orange on one side and coated like a reflexive blank sheet on the other. So what? If you carry this as an additional item, it would have been much more useful to try out, test and demonstrate how to get additional benefits out of it, like using it as a ground sheet /footprint, or shielding you from thermal cameras, or focusing /directing the heat of a fire. But showing the use of a signal color blank sheet as a signal color blank sheet ...? Well, not really smart, is it?

BE SAFE AND WARM ⛺🫕🛶

What does it weigh? Isn't a light weight tent just as heavy? Looks a more decent option to sleep in to me. At least when it is not too cold.