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Great video captain!!

3:03 Well yeah, you're so immersed, you disappeared underground!

Wat tof om beelden te treffen van een thru hiker op het pieterpad😊. Ik wil het pad ook gaan lopen, alleen iets minder dan 50 km per dag😮😅. Hoe heb je het wildkamperen aangepakt? Van te voren gepland? Of zomaar ergens neer ploffen😅

Whoa 😳 that was extreme

Great video and adventure. I just watched from Australia 🦘

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Great Movie 👏🏻👏🏻

Hey Captain Camp! 🦸‍♂️ Leuk om nog eens wen filmpje van jou te zien passeren! De Balkan is echt een mooie regio he. Ik ga er al 20 jaar naartoe. Wel een stevige hike precies. 👍

I would like to add that you can get out quicker in case of emergency

To bag "Storm" the youtuber didnt have 1

Make sure to test this stove on storm level disaster, let's see how this stove work properly or not.

I love your comment about being tall! I’m 1.92 metres and almost no tents fit me, and if they do it’s only just. Bivvies work great for me as well, as do tarps but I have to use a ridiculously large one!

Ultra Real-World Testing+! Have the Same Stove but NOT Those Conditions! I leave the 4-plex pot stand on the stove, no need to remove it, Fold & Roll into cotton camp-cloth, fits into TI Cup-Pot with Extra room for lighters & condiments, works anywhere & for everything I need it for. -Thanks for doing this test so we don't have to-

Dank you! Seriously... A paraffin/mineral oil waxed sheet is my current experimentation. When a person gets out of Bivvy to pee, indie rain gears... Wets inside of bed! A Person must have "something", 3 x 3, Tarp, or something. That Tyvek stuff is like, more research required. What if a person was "wearing" one of those Tyvek Haz-Mat Suits? All kind of puffy layering... Sherpa?

A decathlon poncho saved my ass in the mountains during heavy rain and wind, it's the best, covers everything including the backpack and fast to wear

haha, the train is very dangerous.. the most dangerous thing in this whole series :))

dude, please watch your back.. and regarding the illegal stuff, I don't get why people are pissed off, it's god's nature, everybody owns it as long as they respect it and don't trash it.. so stfu

you're like the dude

Do you ever have issues getting in and out during heavy rain while keeping your sleeping pad and bag/quilt dry?

Lol full of arabs, europe is dead.

Why not a bivvy tent with bivvy bag.

What a Wonderfull storyteller and I laughed so much .... absolutely going to recommend this creator ,,, hope your planning more videos for us all to enjoy ,,,, hope you we'll wherever you are

absolutely joyful;. ,,, deserves many views

sub 948 ;) 🚩

I still use my bivy for mountaineering approaches but condensation is a big problem I'm still trying to solve. I always have this issue with my bivy bag versus tent

Ah, the beautiful stadspark. Explains the accent lol.

Groningen represent! 🎉

Hey great video! I am wondering, there is a tarp called Rab Siltarp 2 which is big enough for two people and they managed to cut the weight to weigh 400g. Other than the added weight of the tent pegs and the time to set it up, I am trying to figure out if there is a good reason for me to pick a 400g Snugpak bivvy instead? Edit: I also got some more questions if OK with you. Do you put the airpad inside the bivvy or underneath it? Do you reckon it could work well to use two systems: bivvy in combination with a tarp to trap heat in the mountains or is that overkill? Also, do you put a groundsheet like tyvek or closed cell foam under it to protect the air mattress and bivvy?

Way back in the 70s, they didn't have these fancy bivvies, all we had was no more than sleeping bag linners , and tarps, so when power hiking (like doing a 3 day hike in 1) we'd carry no more than a tarp an a linner, if it was dry we'd sleep on top of the tarp, if it rained under, life was so much simpler then!

I've always been interested in a Bivvy bag. I only camp in the local Woods about ten mins from my place, so weight isn't an issue. It just seems like a cool experience. 😂 I got a weird korean made tent from ebay years ago, and it's been through rain, cold, hot allsorts, and only the zip on the outer bag went last year. Haa!

Traveled a few places like this especially in city or town 😊

What's the protest?😊

Perfect test. Thanks!

great video man, how did you find alcohol fuel for your stove, was it easy to find along the trail? Also what was the longest food and water carry you had to do on trail?

VERY HELPFUL !!! Thanks. I've just got my first bivy bag after starting with a small 2 person tent, down to a lightweight cycling ten, now to try a bivy bag. I'm so excited and after watching your video I feel more confident I can do this 😊 thanks again

Sorry to say this but my 4.05 ounce Dyneema floorless tent is 4 ft X 8.5 ft X 3.5 ft high, sits in the palm of my hand or pocket, all glue construction, waterproof zippered entry/exit, waterproof zippered vent with mosquito netting and hood. It has a 300 test pound loop at the peak for hanging it by 8 or more methods plus using a tree limb or other pole like support. Your body will suffer from lack of sleep during wind, cold wind, rain, snow and sleet falling and sweeping across the bivy bag lacking clearance within for your body with the bag lying upon you.

Hi, curious about your plans, first two weeks in June may be far too early for Triglav. You can expect lots of snow at higher elevations, and closed huts. Also be careful if you plan to camp wild, this is strictly forbidden. Good luck in any case.

Best of luck! How come you aren't doing the whole Slovenian Mountain Trail?

You should call yourself captain champ because you are a champ

Wat wen leuk jaaroverzicht! Je hebt inderdaad echt vanalles gedaan.👍 Ik ben benieuwd wat 2024 jou gaat brengen! 🤘

havent even watched this yet but liked purely for the intro lol, good energy keep it up Cap'n

i’m trying to learn everytime i start to fall asleep i jerk awake it’s so hard

"I am impressed by the performance of this brick". Okay GSP 😆

Do you feel at all restricted by the bivy you use at 6'5"? I'm an inch taller than you and had to return my Military Sleep System because it wasn't long enough.

Wow extreme lightweight, must be a cyclist lol. I love the cooking kit.

A mylar "space blanket" works well on top of cedar bark around buildings. It keeps the itchy bark off while allowing you to sleep away from the sidewalk and safe next to a building.

Good test brother. Been researching canister fuel burning stoves for a while. I'm buying my first one now & it's gonna be a Soto Windmaster for sure.👍🏼

I will use a bivy, inside a tent in my living room to get the hang of it.

You're just not tired. If you're tired, you can sleep any way you want.