@@Qourie he just said he likes the outfits, not that they are historically accurate, and not being accurate isn't even that bad, so again... Wheres the problem?
I really appreciate how you just give a "resume" of historical clothes combinations in the final of your video. It helped me a lot. Please keep your vids this ways :)
@@ManvsHistory I don’t think it was too fast, it was perfect. I think this is one of your best videos yet, not because of the info, which is always of great quality but the way you did it this time with examples of outfits in every cold scenery. Amazing job! 👍
@@zizouurb6332 Thank you, buddy. I too like that format as well. These outfits look better out in the world, than just standing in a dressing room. Helps to see them in the light, and used in different weather conditions. I'll try and keep doing them this way.
And even then, 3F isn't bad unless it's humid. -20F[-28C] is when staying outside gets miserable. That's only speaking for Western Montana, where we're almost desert dry.
I'm no cowboy here in maine but my preferred cold weather outfit is so fleece lined jeans, a chamois flannel shirt, and either my hardy leather jacket if I'm working or a large wool blanket I wrap around myself if I'm out walking.
I think that with whatever the next outfit video is you should give more information on the roleplay aspect, like showing some realistic weapons you could use.
Great video as always! I would love to see a video on prospectors and miners, perhaps annesberg’s historical accuracy? I find their history fascinating!
I like the bear coat from gus, just looks a bit too bulky on my character as he's a big dude as it is. Also the colours look abit off, apart from the black one.
Since I saw The Hateful Eight I fell in love with the winter cowboy look. Kurt Russell's, Samuel L Jackson's and Channing Tatum's outfits looks incredible in that movie.
@@ManvsHistory Yeah. Merlin's Hideout made the buffalo coats for the movie. Their coats cost about 3000 dollars or something like that. I would love to own one someday but they are too pricey for me at this moment.
For as long as I can remember, I've always loved the idea of the Northern Old West. I love the idea of Cowboys in snow and cold in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, and areas like that. Heck, even the Klondike gold rush in Alaska/Canada in the 1890's still fascinates me to this day. Don't get me wrong, I still love the westerns and stories from the plains and the deserts and places like that, but I always thought the colder northern areas were sort of overlooked because they didn't match with the popular depictions of cowboys and the Old West. I guess this is just my way of thanking you again, Man vs. History for such another amazing video. I'm doing my best to share you with my friends (they loved the buffalo chips episode) because the quality of you content is amazing. So, heres to a warm rest of the winter for you, stay toasty and warm good sir, and I can't wait for the next video!
Thank you, Cameron! I appreciate that, my friend! I'm with you. Growing up I must have watched 'White Fang' 100 times. Fell in love with the Klondike- that mixture of gold & cold. That wilderness of wolves. Even though it wasn't 'The West', I always associated it as part of that story. I recently went back and read every Jack London book I could get my hands on and they spoke to my soul. There's just something about those adventures, the high stakes game of survival, the animals, the weather, the beautiful struggle of it all.
@@ManvsHistory Yeah my aunts got me Call of the Wild and White Fang when I was little and I was hooked by those books and by London's writing style. It's just such a fascinating time and period that seemed to almost inherit a western feel to it. Plus it's just fun to imagine Rocky Mountains with forests draped in a beautiful layer of snow and ice, with men ranching in their sheep lined jackets or maybe out hunting elk in a buffalo coat.
My winter outfit has so much fur that I could go into a dog show and the judges wouldn't notice a thing! Black Sobol hat, black pelt-half chaps, silver bear buckle gloves and black Maerbay coat. Also bear saddle and bigpaw saddle bag for horse!
These videos are so good. They have really interesting information and go into so much detail while still being easy to follow. They're just great and I can't wait for more
Thanks, Colin! I just make them when I can, as I know other times I can't. Glad I was able to get these last ones out about two weeks a part, though. Just don't hold me to that pace!
I could legit listen to you talk all day long. This stuff intrigued me so much and you do such a great job at explaining everything in detail. Thank you
We ended up tranqing it and dragging it over lol then it just upped and disappeared on us... lol it would of been hysterical to watch but a little frustrating in the moment... 😄
You know what I'd love to see?? The historical accuracy of the craftable explosive munitions offered in the game! I've found a little bit, but you're way better at this than I am 💥
I had my old original Fish Brand pommel slicker for so long that I out grew it. Maybe it shrunk or something or got too close to the fire but I carried it rolled up on the back of my saddle more than I ever wore it. When I went to get a new and bigger one, the western wear store guy told me "they quit making them but if you give me your old one for my collection I'll give you a brand new replica style slicker." It wasn't yellow but more darker orangey. I never liked the yellow anyway. So That's what I did. I liked it better but I wore that one out rolled up on the back of my saddle too. It started to stick to itself and the rubber coating stuff was peeling off. I gave that away a couple of years ago. When I moved to working in 'buckaroo' country around Idaho, Oregon, Nevada I found that carrying anything rolled up on the back of your saddle was seen as tacky and unbuckaroo-like. So, I adapted and if I started out the day with a heavy coat on and it got warmer I just toughed it out kept the coat on till we got back to the barn. Didn't want to look like a 'gunsel'. Another thing boys, don't ever leave the halter on your horse's head underneath your bridle or snaffle bit rig. You'll damn sure be thought of as a gunsel leppy dumass if you do.
I love your videos and can see that you put a lot of work into them. I hope you make a video on historically accurate mexican outlaws or vaqueros someday
Have been playing dressed as a lawman and Bass Reaves from your previous video for some time, and now I know what to dress the next time I switch clothes in rdo. Thank you for enhancing my rdo experience!
I absolutely love the production value of these vids. Your voice is also enjoyable to listen to as it's very articulate and smooth, as well as the information being very interesting and well spoken. Thank you, hope you continue to make vids for years to come!
God bless, catching up on your videos I missed. Never disappointed and always absolutely shocked by the effort and detail put into this. The fact your taking time out your day by contacting and studying all these sources is amazing. Thankyou sir!!
I’ve made outfits for all my favorite characters from western movies. I have a decent Dr. King Schultz from Django and a good John Ruth the Hangman from Hateful 8.
7:58 There's a haircut that you can unlock if you're high enough as a collector that makes you wear a bandana over your head, but it does cost two gold bars.
If you're going for the cowboy look, mustaches or being clean shaven are safe picks. Beards were a thing, obviously, but most kept their face smooth or whiskered. If your character is more on the rugged or dirty side, i'd recommed maybe the walrus along with the stubble as twirling your mustache requires mustache wax (for most, some peoples staches grow a little in that shape naturally! I'm not sure on how common sideburns or muttonchops were with working men, i have no proper source for this at this instant, but to me it seemed a little more of a slightly fancier style as it'd require more upkeep.
Thank you for sharing the information. My favorite coat for winter in Red Dead Online is the coat in gus store that can be crafted by a perfect grizzly bear.
Stay toasty, my friends.
You too my friend, you too.
I will try but miserable fail
Staying toasting on the other slope in Aurora. Thanks for what you do professor.
@@octanedvh4830 Thanks, Dylan!
Will do :D
I wish history was always taught like this
Thanks, Shez.
same
@@Gh0stPeppr ❤
I was fiending like a crack head for another man vs history vid
I've got your fix. Have at it, Mark!
I just rewatched all my favorite mvh videos yesterday so it truly was good timiny
@@tylerbessette464 Awesome!
I just wish people could understand the magnitude of the historiography that you compile in these RUclips videos.
Keep up the awesome work.
Mighty kind of you, Jacob! Appreciate you noticing!
@@ManvsHistory have you considered compiling your findings into professional works?
@@deovindice2625 Perhaps a ways down the road. Just have some other projects that interest me more at the moment.
I agree this channel is criminally underrated
You will?
As a history teacher who references video games constantly, these videos are like the 3rd bite of pizza to me.
Nice, man! Love hearing from a fellow historian!
Make it a nice sub sandwich
Cause I’m eating A sub sandwich while watching
@@WorrizEcko Subs all around then!
@@WorrizEcko same man i got a steak 12in
But the 3rd slice is the worst tasting wym
How about Historically Accurate Mexican Charro/Vaquero next?
Yes
Yes
yes
Because it’s red online you probably don’t unlock sombreros until level 150 or some stupid shit like that.
@@Louzahsol actually you could get sombreros at lower levels
I can confirm that having your leather gloves freeze stiff isn't fun
Yeah lol, no fun.
Second that
Yep. Fuck leather in the cold. Flip open wool mittens are the undisputed champs.
I would love to see the most historically INACCURATE outfit in red dead online
Ha! That's not a bad idea.
My guess is the Final-Fantasy-character-tier leather and buckle number you get at Level 30 Bounty Hunter. It's pretty ridiculous looking.
almost every player over level 100 lmao
@@username-cp5jf lol true they all look straight outta from megadeth concert
I'm thinking those pink pimp coats I see every level 300 in Valentine wearing
As a modern winter cowboy, I'd like to say thank you. I wish Rockstar would put fewer clown clothes in the game and put in more accurate clothing.
I agree. Next outlaw pass I desperately want johns rancher outfit from the first game.
@@Qourie problem?
@@Qourie he just said he likes the outfits, not that they are historically accurate, and not being accurate isn't even that bad, so again...
Wheres the problem?
I love how customizable RDR2 is and how you can design your character on whatever climate your camp is in.
I just want to say how much I love your videos, the effort you put into them is amazing, keep up the good work!
Thank you, Sombrero!
Finally a history class I enjoy
Hell Yes!
I really appreciate how you just give a "resume" of historical clothes combinations in the final of your video. It helped me a lot.
Please keep your vids this ways :)
I appreciate the feedback. It really sped things up this time around, so I may keep doing it that way. Just hope it wasn't too fast for folks.
@@ManvsHistory I don’t think it was too fast, it was perfect. I think this is one of your best videos yet, not because of the info, which is always of great quality but the way you did it this time with examples of outfits in every cold scenery. Amazing job! 👍
@@zizouurb6332 Thank you, buddy. I too like that format as well. These outfits look better out in the world, than just standing in a dressing room. Helps to see them in the light, and used in different weather conditions. I'll try and keep doing them this way.
I spent a whole 3 hours to get that Bear Fur, and boy was it worth it.
Ha! Nice work, my man!
This man has single handedly changed the way I play RDO, All I wish was that we had more outfit slots avaiable to save all my creations!
Ha! Thanks, Oakley! I'm with you on wanting more slots as well!
When you said 3 degrees I thought “that’s not that cold” but then I remembered that in the US they use Fahrenheit not Celsius. ❄️
And even then, 3F isn't bad unless it's humid. -20F[-28C] is when staying outside gets miserable. That's only speaking for Western Montana, where we're almost desert dry.
@@ezziba8240 I know that Montana is a cold and mountainous state.
lol same
@battz __ not at all, no
As someone living in North Houston rn, I’m taking a few pages of notes
😅😭 South of Austin.
Hang in there! 💪💕
I'm no cowboy here in maine but my preferred cold weather outfit is so fleece lined jeans, a chamois flannel shirt, and either my hardy leather jacket if I'm working or a large wool blanket I wrap around myself if I'm out walking.
By watching this video I found out that my outfit was already historically accurate for cold weather, love the videos man.
You're ahead of the game, Alex! Well done!
Same here, I've been using the heavy coat from Gus and sobol hat, I love this combo so it's great to learn that it's historically accurate.
Same bro and I love my outfit
Great for people In Texas rn
Exactly what I was thinking
Fr dude. My power went out rn.
We weren’t prepared for 20 degree weather!!
Same it’s single digit temps and with no power, I’ll need it. Gonna use this vid when my Siri comes back up lmao
Agreed
Stay warm out there, boys!
I think that with whatever the next outfit video is you should give more information on the roleplay aspect, like showing some realistic weapons you could use.
Good call.
@@ManvsHistory also how to live out the lives of the characters so we can take the experience to the next level
a history class that pretty much everyone enjoys
Thank you, Jab!
Historically accurate us cavalry scout
I was JUST trying to research what cowboys wore for rain. Your content is always a blessing. Cheers.
Fortuitous timing, my friend!
Let’s gooo, can’t get enough of this channel🍿👏
Thanks, man!
At 1:44, I said out loud "are you kidding? I pretend my bedroll is my cold weather coat" 😂 they're both blue for that reason. So cool.
You intuitively knew the truth!
You gotta love the amount of research this man does!
Thanks buddy!
The crackling fire in the back is something special
I'm glad you said that... I was really concerned that people might think it's my mic popping or something. Almost re-shot it all because of it.
@@ManvsHistory Haha it was really enjoyable made the video quite relaxing and really enjoyable, great video 👍🏻
The one thing I hate about these videos is that there aren't nearly enough of them
Great video as always! I would love to see a video on prospectors and miners, perhaps annesberg’s historical accuracy? I find their history fascinating!
I like the bear coat from gus, just looks a bit too bulky on my character as he's a big dude as it is. Also the colours look abit off, apart from the black one.
I have the average build so it looks good on me but you're right that it looks a bit bulky on other builds
My character is huge and you gotta embrace it embrace the big coat
3:37 Canadians also use the metric system.
Since I saw The Hateful Eight I fell in love with the winter cowboy look. Kurt Russell's, Samuel L Jackson's and Channing Tatum's outfits looks incredible in that movie.
Agreed 100%. Kurt Russel made me want to purchase a buffalo coat.
@@ManvsHistory Yeah. Merlin's Hideout made the buffalo coats for the movie. Their coats cost about 3000 dollars or something like that. I would love to own one someday but they are too pricey for me at this moment.
I'm very glad I came across your channel, great videos, can’t wait for the million subscriber special!
Man red dead and your vids got me so interested in the american frontier and I'm not even american. Awesome content!
You know what could be a cool video idea? A historically accurate bandit video. Love your vids man.
Your videos are truly wonderous. I can only imagine how much time and work you put into making each one of these. It's incredible!
Hell of a compliment, Colton. Thank you , buddy.
i’ve been waiting for something like this, looks great! thanks
dutch should use this channel for a historically accurate plan
Seen a bunch of your videos since I got back into Red Dead Online, you definitely need more subscribers for the work you do
Thanks, buddy!
For as long as I can remember, I've always loved the idea of the Northern Old West. I love the idea of Cowboys in snow and cold in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, and areas like that. Heck, even the Klondike gold rush in Alaska/Canada in the 1890's still fascinates me to this day. Don't get me wrong, I still love the westerns and stories from the plains and the deserts and places like that, but I always thought the colder northern areas were sort of overlooked because they didn't match with the popular depictions of cowboys and the Old West. I guess this is just my way of thanking you again, Man vs. History for such another amazing video. I'm doing my best to share you with my friends (they loved the buffalo chips episode) because the quality of you content is amazing. So, heres to a warm rest of the winter for you, stay toasty and warm good sir, and I can't wait for the next video!
Thank you, Cameron! I appreciate that, my friend! I'm with you. Growing up I must have watched 'White Fang' 100 times. Fell in love with the Klondike- that mixture of gold & cold. That wilderness of wolves. Even though it wasn't 'The West', I always associated it as part of that story. I recently went back and read every Jack London book I could get my hands on and they spoke to my soul. There's just something about those adventures, the high stakes game of survival, the animals, the weather, the beautiful struggle of it all.
Same, for me being a Jack London fan adds to that. The descriptions of northern snowy parts are mesmerizing.
@@ManvsHistory Yeah my aunts got me Call of the Wild and White Fang when I was little and I was hooked by those books and by London's writing style. It's just such a fascinating time and period that seemed to almost inherit a western feel to it. Plus it's just fun to imagine Rocky Mountains with forests draped in a beautiful layer of snow and ice, with men ranching in their sheep lined jackets or maybe out hunting elk in a buffalo coat.
My winter outfit has so much fur that I could go into a dog show and the judges wouldn't notice a thing!
Black Sobol hat, black pelt-half chaps, silver bear buckle gloves and black Maerbay coat. Also bear saddle and bigpaw saddle bag for horse!
You're liable to get shot by the first bear hunter you come across!
@@ManvsHistory its a risk I'm willing to take in order to stay warm at Colter!
@@piewithmoustachepwm Touche!
The amount of effort and time put in these videos I'd think it would take even longer for them to come out.
Thanks, Demo. I had a window between assignment deadlines/grading, so I was able to churn a quick one out.
As a non winter country, I really appreciate you make this type video for us play this gorgeous game immersivelly. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Now I know what should I put on before going to Colter for some fossils.
This is the best channel on RUclips
Mighty kind of you, Zathmo!
These videos are so good. They have really interesting information and go into so much detail while still being easy to follow. They're just great and I can't wait for more
Thanks, buddy!
i love how wholesome this channel is, thank you.
thanks for putting so much effort into these great videos!
Nice, doing awesome on the pace of these uploads, just make sure you don't burn out, love the content too
Thanks, Colin! I just make them when I can, as I know other times I can't. Glad I was able to get these last ones out about two weeks a part, though. Just don't hold me to that pace!
As a Texan I really needed this Right now 😁🤠
You boys stay warm down there!
@@ManvsHistory ☃️💕 ever see a Cowboy Snowman!? 😅
“And that’s cold”
Yeah...
coral harbour, Canada would agree!
🍻
Man here in Kentucky we are freezing right now, try and stay warm buddy great video
Will do, Thank you, Mark!
Honestly these video are such high quality that you should have a million subs or more
Thank you, my friend! I hope to get there!
@@ManvsHistory Omg didn't think you would respond, thanks for making great content!
I’ve made so many awesome outfits with your videos. I hope you keep making more of these historical videos
Historically accurate horses used by cowboys in the wild west. Lots of history there 🤠
Hey man I just recently found your channel and I don’t regret it I love ur content bro keep up the good work!
Thank you, Connor! Welcome aboard, man!
@@ManvsHistory glad to be here love the Wild West so much so this is one of my favorite channel now
I could legit listen to you talk all day long. This stuff intrigued me so much and you do such a great job at explaining everything in detail. Thank you
Thanks, Thomas. I appreciate that!
Another great video :) You have a lot of viewers from the brazilian rdr online comunity
Thanks, buddy. Glad to hear that!
I really appreciate people who play this game seriously. I’m not one of those people, I play as a Chinese man.
The cinematic shots in this video 😍😍😍
Thanks, Gertonson! You're the best.
@@ManvsHistory No you!!! ❤️
They are fantastic. Should of seen us trying to get that bull over the pass up north... lol that was a sight.
@@hawksiver I would have loved to have been there 🤣
We ended up tranqing it and dragging it over lol then it just upped and disappeared on us... lol it would of been hysterical to watch but a little frustrating in the moment... 😄
You know what I'd love to see?? The historical accuracy of the craftable explosive munitions offered in the game! I've found a little bit, but you're way better at this than I am 💥
it’s weird how I have a good day every time he uploads. there might be some correlation there
Of course. Don't you know the universe is always working in our favor?!?
I had my old original Fish Brand pommel slicker for so long that I out grew it. Maybe it shrunk or something or got too close to the fire but I carried it rolled up on the back of my saddle more than I ever wore it. When I went to get a new and bigger one, the western wear store guy told me "they quit making them but if you give me your old one for my collection I'll give you a brand new replica style slicker." It wasn't yellow but more darker orangey. I never liked the yellow anyway. So That's what I did. I liked it better but I wore that one out rolled up on the back of my saddle too. It started to stick to itself and the rubber coating stuff was peeling off. I gave that away a couple of years ago. When I moved to working in 'buckaroo' country around Idaho, Oregon, Nevada I found that carrying anything rolled up on the back of your saddle was seen as tacky and unbuckaroo-like. So, I adapted and if I started out the day with a heavy coat on and it got warmer I just toughed it out kept the coat on till we got back to the barn. Didn't want to look like a 'gunsel'. Another thing boys, don't ever leave the halter on your horse's head underneath your bridle or snaffle bit rig. You'll damn sure be thought of as a gunsel leppy dumass if you do.
Really enjoyed reading this, Bronco! Very interesting! Appreciate you sharing!
This is gonna go great with my historically accurate cowboy (besides batwing chaps)
I really wish there were more to the grizzlies, can’t even make camp up there.😖
Get yourself the Grizzlies moon shine shack
Get yourself the Grizzlies moon shine shack
@@isaiahhernandez5530 not good enough, i wanna be IN those mountains😂
Damn you put so much effort into your videos. It’s too bad there is not a proportional audience. I’m glad I can enjoy them
In time, my friend!
You should make a video about southern style outfits because I spend most my time in lemoyne and it's hard to make an outfit that fits the area.
You should do a video on just military clothing and equipment! That would be a super cool video keep up the good work man
*when everyone in the gang wears unhistorically accurate clothing and your temperature cold so you wanna be a real cowboy and find this channel*
Appropriate timing. Fitting indeed, amigo.
Very cozy channel that has a active community + you learn history. This is amazing much support from 🇫🇮.
Thanks, Principal! Appreciate you stopping in!
I wish story mode had more clothing options
Iv'e always been fascinated by history, and so you show us history in a fun and creative way so that it's more fun, keep up the awesome work!
Thanks, Outlaw! Glad you enjoy it!
I love your videos and can see that you put a lot of work into them. I hope you make a video on historically accurate mexican outlaws or vaqueros someday
Thanks! I really need a warm and cozy outfit for the snowy mountains
If you want a warmer mock buffalo coat you can use the grizzly bear coat made by Gus in the black variety, you do need a perfect pelt though.
That's what the Maerbay coat is. It's just the brown one, from a perfect grizz.
These are cool clothing designs, the problem is I dont have enough money for them... Good video.
I spend all my money on outfits, I swear I spend more time in the tailors than actually playing the game
@@colinpaterson3915 ya that's about me in the story mode.
They really need a "don't feed the bears" sign up there. It would be great! 😂
These videos are just ridiculously well done. Keep up the good work!
Ha! Thanks, buddy!
I am just going to use Arthur winter coat, I just love that thing
Have been playing dressed as a lawman and Bass Reaves from your previous video for some time, and now I know what to dress the next time I switch clothes in rdo. Thank you for enhancing my rdo experience!
You bet, buddy! Happy to help!
Next video: historically accurate cowpimp
While I've not been directly following these guides, I do keep separate outfits on my horse for snow, host/desert & temperate climes.
Man, I found this channel and I love these videos. And it makes me smort
Thanks, buddy!
I absolutely love the production value of these vids. Your voice is also enjoyable to listen to as it's very articulate and smooth, as well as the information being very interesting and well spoken. Thank you, hope you continue to make vids for years to come!
Ever thought about making a How to create a historically accurate Outlaw?
Indeed! It's on the short list, Space.
@@ManvsHistory What about a historically accurate street kid?
God bless, catching up on your videos I missed. Never disappointed and always absolutely shocked by the effort and detail put into this. The fact your taking time out your day by contacting and studying all these sources is amazing. Thankyou sir!!
Much obliged!
It would be cool if you recorded an interview with some of these museum folk
I love history and RDR2. You just make both of them so much better and I learn so much more from you.
Thank you, Kyler!
@@ManvsHistory No problem.
I’ve made outfits for all my favorite characters from western movies. I have a decent Dr. King Schultz from Django and a good John Ruth the Hangman from Hateful 8.
Ye he’s my cold weather outfit
I love the hangman!
7:58
There's a haircut that you can unlock if you're high enough as a collector that makes you wear a bandana over your head, but it does cost two gold bars.
How does it look with a hat over it?
@@ManvsHistory You can still see the bandana over the head, even if you're wearing a hat.
I’d love to see the history of different types of holsters, and gun belts and things like that
Stg that first cinematic looked real
I couldn’t wait to much longer for another vid
Is no one gonna mention that massive dude at 7:02
Love these videos! Can you do an episode on historically accurate hair/facial hair? You covered it a bit before but I think it deserves a full episode
If you're going for the cowboy look, mustaches or being clean shaven are safe picks. Beards were a thing, obviously, but most kept their face smooth or whiskered. If your character is more on the rugged or dirty side, i'd recommed maybe the walrus along with the stubble as twirling your mustache requires mustache wax (for most, some peoples staches grow a little in that shape naturally! I'm not sure on how common sideburns or muttonchops were with working men, i have no proper source for this at this instant, but to me it seemed a little more of a slightly fancier style as it'd require more upkeep.
Thank you for sharing the information. My favorite coat for winter in Red Dead Online is the coat in gus store that can be crafted by a perfect grizzly bear.
Yep, that's the same one. The Maerbay Coat. I love it too.
This is awesome man! Love the content keep it up! If I had to recommend some more outfits I’d definitely have to ask for some military outfits.
Yeah, lots of requests for this one. I'll need to look into it.
@@ManvsHistory alright cool!
Great video! I have stopped playing red dead but still watch your videos because of the history!