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Too much camera movement but good stuff.

Need some hot sauce for those mashers bud. Great video. I love hearing all the sounds of these videos. I can relate to all this sounds feels like we’re out there with you.

So your bed roll weighs 18 pounds! No thanks

Great video. I am a smaller channel myself and have to to where all I watch are the smaller channels because the content is better. Keep up the good work. Just subbed.

Good video!! Very informative as well.

Very interesting video, thank you.

this has been great, all kinds of best practices and neat little tips along the way, feels like camping with a friendly uncle

This is very interesting and informative. Very well done! Thanks for sharing!

I made a bivy from 70d nylon sheet I got for cheap. Light and keeps me dry while insulated and moisture wicking.

part of my winter bed in the house is 2 alpaca blankets. after watching your video they may wander into the vehicle. decades ago i had a military training exercise in feb. wound up being the lone wolf, slept by myself. what i did was place my shelter half over myself for a larger space around my body & head. gave me the breathing room i needed.

By the time you get in all that it will be morning. Motel 6, they’ll keep the light on for you.

You have quite an ingenious and versatile system, and it's obvious that it works. I don't have your level of experience, but I found that if it snows even lightly, a bivy is unpleasant. I waste time trying to keep my mouth positioned to breath while limiting snow flakes from entering. Placing fabric on top is also awkward. A light but very wind capable, single wall tent by MSR is my personal preference. Its protection eases dressing between the sleeping bag and outside if there's precipitation or strong winds and protects the boots and pack. But your system helps to maintain better discipline in packing only what's needed. I found a no name, very loose fitting fleece balaclava to be my preferred head protection. It also keeps the bag cleaner Your alpaca poncho is especially intriguing. There are three animals with similar insulating fur - lama, alpaca, and vicuna. All three offer excellent insulation. Allegedly, vicuna is the best. I've never even seen a product advertised using any of these animal's fur. Do you know of a source offering these?

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@wildwest Woodcraft whats yur thoughts on hammock camping in the winter?

What about bears

Maybe you have some advice. I also use a thermarest pad...but it started going flat after only a couple of weeks, without ANY indication at all,of why it was doing that. I've found no holes or split seams,and I can't hear any air leakage. Ideas???

Nice informative video.

I've got the US Air Force ECWS Arctic sleep system. I've slept in it on the ranges at Eielson AFB AK, at -40 and was nice and warm. Gore-Tex Bivy, Arctic bag, Intermediate bag, all zipped together. Alway use a stocking cap and wobbie too

What are the specifics of how you ordered your warbonnet? Too much customization for me.

What happens if you need to take a leak? Seriously, you could pee your pants trying to get out of there, no?

Best sleeping bags are made by Wiggys Colorado

Inflatable pad pad in bag. Mark of amature

Awesome video man!

Thanks for this--very well thought out. New subscriber here. Is that poncho Alpaca or llama? I only ask because I have a few llama ones and they look like that. I haven't found any reasonable alpaca ones that aren't 20% acrylic or some other artificial fiber.

I must ask - what is the allure of sleeping outdoors in temperatures that can kill you? The only pluses I can see is that in winter there are no bugs or snakes, and bears are hibernating.

What I want to see is you getting into that monstrosity!

After all that, I'd need to climb out three times in the night to pee !

Great information thank you

Fantastic well thought out and explained kit, watched several other videos now, channel is a genuine hidden gem

What HPG pack you carrying in the video! Greetings from Idaho! Great video!!

Smart and well thought out system, will be making one using your ideas

Can’t watch POV videos like this. I start getting nauseous within the first 5 minutes.

Don’t think I can finish watching - the GoPro is making me dizzy

I wanted soooooo badly to watch this (I ended up closing my eyes and listening) but the camera movement was overstimulating.

Great vid. Would love to know where you purchased the down slippers. Anyone???

Great video! I’m going to get some parts of your kit , your awesome

I have a complete 1990s Canadian military surplus sleeping system. Absolutely rock solid system. All 3 components of the sleeping bag tie together (or not). Flannel liner an inner and outer goose down bag with a total -40 rating. There is a Gumby looking hat that has two elastic bands that fit under your armpit so the wind can’t blow it off. All this was in a stuff bag that also doubles as a water bag. I Also got 5” rubber air mattress that also doubles as a raft for your pack and a ground cover sheet that can be used as a string line shelter. Not the lightest thing but my truck has no problem carrying it. Oh recently I bought a bivi bag similar to yours. Love it. Thankx for sharing.

So, when u wake up. You put on cold clothes and boots

Is there a difference if you have the Thermarest outside the bivvy vs. inside?

If u ever need to replace ur sleep system snugpak has the full modular sleep system and even has special attachment that lets you zip the two bags together for convenience

See you have put a lot of thought into your system. Nice. Do have a minor gripe: You got me seasick, well maybe a bit dizzy. In the future suggest you use a tripod. I don't need to watch your hands as they pull stuff out of your pack and stuff it into the bivy. A stable point of view is much easier way to observe without distraction. The previous comment used the word scalability. Very apt.

looks like you could use a superior gear hammock

I like the scalability of it all! Greetings from the Netherlands.

Couldnt you put the water-bottle in a dry-bag to be 100% sure about leakage?

What do you do with your clothing? I put my pants and shirt under my sleeping bag and they stay warm from my body heat. In the morning I have warm pants and shirt to put on. Informative video, thanks for posting.

Did you use the Neman Marcus catalog to order all that stuff?

I like it. From the warm balmy Caribbean islands🏖🏝⛱☀. Oh, how ironic!🤣😂😅 Yeah Mon!

just stumbled on your channel, really nice stuff! The longer POV video format is great

Interesting video, and good info. Don’t you worry about being all wrapped up if a bear shows up?