HAMMOCK in the RAIN - Can I stay dry? (Daytime testing)

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Levi G wanted to try his Ticket to the Moon hammock in the rain to see if his system can be a reliable shelter during rainy weather.
    It was a short and simple video this time. I hope you enjoy it regardless!
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    - Locations:
    Bergen, Norway
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    - Gear List
    Hammock: Ticket to the Moon
    Pot: Toaks 750mm
    Stove: Jetboil Mighty Mo
    - Software
    Video: Davinci Resolve
    Image: Photoshop
    Music: Cubase
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    Music Credits:
    Levi G Adventure
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    #Norway

Комментарии • 12

  • @LeonZimdahl
    @LeonZimdahl 26 дней назад +1

    Nice

  • @colinremmer2417
    @colinremmer2417 9 дней назад +1

    For a bigger tarp, I think that some of them can be purchased via Amazon or PayPal & you can do monthly payments. I have sometimes got stuff this way when money is tight

    • @LeviGAdventure
      @LeviGAdventure  3 дня назад

      I didn't know those sites had that option. I've just got delivered a tarp that I bought (from Onewind). But when I start looking for an underquilt and overquilt, I'll be sure to see if I can make a downpayment plan, because those are pretty expensive 😱
      Thanks for the tip!

    • @colinremmer2417
      @colinremmer2417 3 дня назад

      @@LeviGAdventure No problems. Glad to help

  • @asmith7876
    @asmith7876 Месяц назад +1

    I've used a tarp and hammock almost exclusively in all seasons, severe spring storms, winter snow, all of it. But my tarp is WAY bigger than that one! Rain comes sideways you need shelter! But I love how you can kick back in your hammock and still cook, still look around at nature.

    • @LeviGAdventure
      @LeviGAdventure  Месяц назад

      i really want to get myself a bigger tarp, maybe with doors. But it costs a lot of money, or takes up a lot of space.
      Can I ask what kind of insulation you are using under you, when sleeping in a hammock? Pad? Underquilt?

    • @asmith7876
      @asmith7876 Месяц назад

      @@LeviGAdventure Aquaquest tarp, 10x13, weighs 2 pounds, costs around $100. Lifetime Warranty. If that’s too much money get a plastic tarp from Harbor Freight. I use an Army poncho liner as an under quilt, or an insulated mat.

  • @MHarenArt
    @MHarenArt Месяц назад +1

    I just happened to find your Channel and decided to take a look. I watch a few camping/bushcraft channels: Simon a Bloke in the Woods, Kent Survival, Xander Budnick, Don VonGun whenever he posts, and a few others sometimes. I also watch a couple of van living videos because I enjoy going vicariously to all the places I'll never go. I wish you luck! I'll subscribe to give your Channel a boost.

    • @LeviGAdventure
      @LeviGAdventure  Месяц назад

      I'm actually already subscribed to all of them except Don VonGun. So thanks for the tip, his channel looks interesting!
      Thank you so much for you comment, it's always nice to see people willing to spend time watching the video and commenting! And thanks a lot for giving me a shot by subscribing. It means a lot! 🤩

  • @stigcc
    @stigcc Месяц назад +1

    I have a 2x2 tarp but think I need a larger. How large is your?

    • @LeviGAdventure
      @LeviGAdventure  Месяц назад +1

      I think my tarp isabout 2x2. Maybe a little bit more. I woudn't feel safe in it in windy conditions. You always have to keep in mind the gear you store under your hammock as well.