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Well done

Superb, I think I'd of just stopped at the Tyvek house wrap, cheap and probably good enough, what do you think.

One day to break even feels a bit overoptimistic from my experience. But i charge a powerbank for practical reasons which pushes the break even further back. Also sometimes devices work not well together with solar panels because the power output changes frequently when they are carried on the back.

Please keep making content. The quality of the content and production is top tier

whats even more impressive than the tent, us you built it in near darkness - cracking job

Very useful and instructive video, thanks!

Damn, i mostly eat Like Couscous, oatmeal, bread, dried sausages from the mountain villages and of course oil etc. It seems crazy to me that peopke eat cheetos in top of a mountain 😂 oh and i eat one fruit or vegetable raw every day. And onions and garlic! They are really great for your immune system and taste good, also they Store well even in warm climate and they feel really good in my stomach

0:49 Anyone else thinking Bond villain at this point?

This is pretty much the same system I've ended up with, but only after months of research and consideration. Really great advice, especially because it doesn't point at particular products but shows how to evaluate them. You may want to try out Shakedry for the shell jacket, it does not wet out. Not super durable though.

Do you wear your Pertex Quantum Air shirt against skin or do you use a baselayer (if so which one?)?

Great video mate, what type of sewing machine is needed for doing this.

I was looking for that kind of video, you are the only one on RUclips that is talking about ultralight solar panels! Thanks!

Love your videos!!

This is one of the best MYOG videos, thanks!

How did you connect and combine the solar panels?

great video

What do you sleep in?

This video is very useful. It's very easy to understand with comprehensive analysis. Thanks.

hey mate. for the rain jacket and puffer did you make those yourself?

If you bring a power bank on a long trip then you'll need some way to recharge it, and if you are completely off-grid then you are out of luck unless you brought a solar panel or hand crank generator or the like. But if you are going for true ultralight backpacking you won't have much, if anything, to charge or power.

Great video, appreciate it how efficently and compact the video is

Video suggestion: Show how to safely rip open a sleeping quilt's baffles in order to add more down / replace the down.

As you say, WPB jackets are amazing when they work. I've been using Outdry Extreme recently and have been pretty happy with it. It never wets out, so it breathes in the rain. That's kind of cool. My Outdry jacket also fits better (looser) and is more durable than ShakeDry. Outstanding vid, even when re-watching a year later. Thanks.

So! Ah . . . stitch dyneema with polyester thread?

Your style is unique on RUclips haha, love it ! Efficient videos! But to go more in depth the "pause button" is inevitable haha, thanks !

Donde vives tio? se parece al caribe o algo

excellent video

Cool dude!

I used your pattern and directions to make my tent last year. Cut it from a silnylon tarp and used what I had on hand for zippers and other parts. As one of my first sewing projects, I didn't make it perfectly, but with some changes I ended up with something that looks very close to the plans. Also added a second zipper flap below the first which an optional bug net door zips to in case I want to roll up one door on a warm buggy night. Added a bug net skirt also which in my case is basically just a few inches of netting sewn along the bottom. I can't thank you enough for helping me make this great shelter. I'm looking around for gear upgrades as is the way and I'm simply not seeing anything better! Practiced with it for a couple of weeks before taking it on a bike ride from upstate New York to West Virginia up in the Appalachians. Used this every single night. By the time I found myself on a windy mountainside backcountry camp, I had full confidence it would hold together despite the waves of wind I could hear come over the mountain before pounding down on me. I woke up with snow all around but completely dry on the inside. I like that its so easy to setup and strike camp. It rolls down small and with a section of teyvek groundsheet it's just over 2 lbs, even with the extra netting. Just amazing! I'll be using this as my primary choice of shelter again this year in my rides and hikes around Adirondacks. Thank you

absolutely amazing video, straight to the point, love your work. keep it up!

Wow! What a cool video! Everything is very detailed and without unnecessary information

a very helpful video

Only a 5 watt setup.

This should not be an “or” if you just use the panel all day to charge your power bank you have the best of both worlds with nominal weight trade for the net upgrade.

I'm seeing this about 1 year after you made this video and am curious if you have started producing this tent it's a nice design and if you are producing it how much and where to order great job ! I wish I could sew (I've been a carpenter forever and sewing is impossible for me)

Dude, were you in Mexico during your intro?

Graph at 2:30 is good but doesn't factor in the weight of cables or the power bank you need to carry to be charged by the solar panel.

Sick I wish I new how sew. Give the shap of your tent I’ll bet it can handle decent snow loads.

No merino wool

Where is this location

Very cool

Where can i find dcf in europe?

Wonderful