Winter trekking hot tent (Part 1/3)
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- This is a trip i took in the back country of northern Ontario temperature was bitter cold in the range of - 15 to -24 Celsius. I trek a distance of 3.5 km in one way half lake travel other half forest trail. Loaded my pulk with all my gear and also brought ice fishing rods to try and catch the elusive brook trout. The journey lats 2 days and a fierce storm on the second day making trekking difficult going back.
Hey thanks for dropping by. That stove pipe works very well and light and compact. Your are correct about the down in the mat. Cheers my friend
Nice video Marc. Love that chimney . Just rolls out .Nice equipment too. Thanks for the adventure.
Thanks Hoop For taking the time watching my videos. I have seen a lot of your video and really enjoyed them as well.
Awesome show and tell.
Nice setup too. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
Great video! Thanks so much for sharing. What a beautiful sunny day you had! Always makes the cold more bearable.
CamperChristina.com Thanks for taking the time! Happy holidays!
Marc: "we're gonna try to find ourselves a good camping area...." Are you kidding me? That's all I see is awesome camping areas lol!! Beautiful place, and thanks for taking us with you! LS
Two suggestions. I have the same pulk and mounted on a pair of downhill skies and believe me. I cut the drag in half. much easy to pull specially when you trek for more than six hours every day with a 150 pounds load. try it. And the other is. Sleep more to the center of the teepee to avoid the condensation so near your body, it dissipates better and does not get absorbed back in to your sleeping bag which believe me....it happens. It acts like a sponge making your sleeping bag less efficient. I live in the arctic most of the winter... Not lecturing...just sharing some tips...
Yes beautiful Ontario. I've lived Ontario all my life. I enjoy the sounds of nature much better. But that is just my opinion. I think some come to enjoy the sounds and beauty of nature. Thanks for sharing your new adventures of nature.
that chimney is a stunning piece of paper thin springy steel. reminds of of those snap on bracelets, we used to love in elementary scool .. just more usefull!
I can tell your a woodsman by the way you set up your camp..no wasted movements. I'm very impressed at that sleeping pad that you don't have to bust a lung to inflate, gonna look into getting one..great video Marc..!!
Thanks my good friend for watching. The mattress is made by exped keeps you warm in the cold there is down in the mattress. All the best.
GREAT WINTER CAMP !
Greetings!
Harry
I'm glad you enjoyed it. My tent is a kifaru sawtooth and the stove is made by Seekoutside it a medium size stove out of titanium. Total shelter and stove weight it 7.5 lbs and the quality is outstanding. Very pleased with it all.
Fastatic video, thanks for sharing it. Particularly impressed with your stove.
that stove pipe was seriously the coolest thing ever!
Very nice video, I enjoy watching your adventures. I live in much tamer Britain.
I love hot tent camps. Good job thanks.
Just subscribed and looking forward to watching all your adventures.
Love it.
Thanks.
you have a nice place for it, and it seems you have the right equipment for it, too.
Good video man, well done! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching. You will enjoy that tent. I too installed it recently and found it hot for warm weather. I wish you well on your outings. Cheers
My older son and I have done a bit of winter camping over the years. It's quite fun as long as you have the right stuff. We got caught a couple times in the fall camping and it's not nearly as much fun in the cold when your not exactly prepared. You've got some nice winter stuff and could battle a pretty hard freeze. Keep warm.
Looks like a great set up. I gotta say I love that wood stove. Not much use for it here in Oz but still a great piece of kit. Great channel by the way.
Marc, very nice outfit for winter camping. Thanks for a great video! Best wishes. Dee
Great video Marc. Can't wait to see part 2.
Really enjoyed this, filming was great as well plus I loved the music choices. Also that bag pump is a very cool idea... never seen anything like that!
Thanks for taking the time to watch it. The stove is very nice works great and very light. There's nothing like camping in cold weather it's lots of fun but also lots of work.
Good video. You explain things so natural and film from good angles and film good. I would like to learn that too when being in the great outdoors :)
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. All the best.
looks like an excellent time. beautiful land up there. cheers from new england.
Thnaks...I love watching this because its winter in connecticut and it makes me feel warm in comparison!
Thanks for watching.All the best
Yes it is beats blowing cheers and all the best
...excellent
..sure do gotta love it!
Thanks
Well done Marc! I just discovered your channel. I am going to check out parts 2 and 3!
Awesome video, I love camping out. you rock!
I have found that you can take large drysacks for canoeing and use them to hold water. when they are rolled up they store as small rings. A few of these large neoprene bags filled with very hot water will help keep the whole tent warmer until morning after the stove goes out. I use the Sealline Baja bags and they do a decent job with the warm water (have not had the courage to try boiling) and come in sizes up to 55 liters. The black ones full of water will heatup in sun, or near the stove.
Awesome great video .Hot tenting is my favorite.
That air mattress is amazing. I was sitting here wondering who thought of such a thing. Great bed.
Hi the real purpose is that cause there is down in the mattress there is no moisture using the bag. If you blew the down inside would get wet and make the mattress less effective. Thanks for watching.
ExpeditionMarc The Cdn military have used a similar system air mattress for years without the down inside. It was called the rubber lady. We used them one year down to -53 c in the 5 man Arctic tents. Not quite as much space as you have in yours :-D.
The rubber lady.... you must have been AirForce.. lmao . It was called the Black Betty, no longer used. Cheers.
schnozzel pump bag works great. For the Downmat 9 DLX and 7 XS had to buy an adapter. For solo longer range stuff I use a Kifaru Paratipi. Nice video.
Thanks my friend for watching.I too looked at the Kifaru Paratipi i found that in winter seem to have more bulky gear its nice to have more room but for backpacking your shelter is awesome a great choice.Cheers
Hi Marc,
Not sure if you know but if you cross you pulk poles it will turn better around tight turns in the bush and will make it more stable! Cheers!
Interesting trip and I enjoyed the video - next time include some of the fishing... and the fish!
I had a question about keeping the fire going through the night but you answered that. It's definitely cozier if you are not alone and take turns to keep the fire going:) I've hiked few times in similar conditions, but my sleeping bag was from some random store and was rated +5C and the tent/stove was some old russian military model:) Thankfully we were 4 and we could keep the fire going most of the night. But the minute the flame went out..I was freezing my A off. Still, it was a fun experience.
Great video man! Thanks for sharing!
you know you're a true canadian when you're wearing a tim hortons hat! ......I want one
Спасибо!!! Очень полезное видео!
Hi Marc! i have subscribed!!! this is a wonderful video!!! that stove is just beautiful and the stovepipe is wonderful!!! wish i could trekking with you!!!
Greets, Raymond
That was awesome like the pad. I'm getting roughly 3 hours out of my stove but I have more hardwood here.
Thank you for your nice video.
I think your segment was very informative, I like the Exped DownMat Lite very convenient.
Love the Tim Horton's hat.
Nice setup. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks it keeps my bald spot warm:)
Great job man. Totally enjoyed this.
Hi Logane I purchased the reflex tarp at MEC in Canada. But I also saw them online from REI as well.
Well you did well and had fun I find so far I am using allot less wood than if I was burning in a fire ring so thats definetly a plus.
Hey Mark i have been watching your videos, and noticed you have had some great equipment.
It would be very great if you did a video of all of your gear and, so we could know where it buy these items.
Thanks.
That is beautiful country up there! I wish it would get that cold here in Alabama!
Hi Rick thanks for taking the time to watch. All the best
Hi Paul thanks again.
i hear ya man. its gotten down to -22c here this season. and we're gearing up for a possible 2ft snow dump this weekend. i'm getting too old for this!
I have done it many times in -20 to -30 weather I have even used it in -50 in northern kazakhstan. The only issue is getting the water, but in your video you were camped near a lake and had an auger to drill through ice so should be easy for you. The key is having a large enough mass as smaller containers loose heat a lot faster.
This yellow sack pump is very cool :-)
It is beautiful I wish it was little warmer to sometimes. Lol thanks for watching my friend.
Привет из России от медведей, матрешек и балалаек ))) держи лайк )) !
Nice video and nice set up!
Thanks! All the best
Cadillac Camping..LOL..good vid. Cheers ;-))
You are right about that. But again I still go out cold camping in a tent out on occasion. Take care
Great video Marc!
Thanks
Great video! What can you tell me about the stove pipe? I love the way it rolls out!
You are so brave. Good
Yeah I like the stove pipe so cool~
Great county and views, thanks for taking us along. What a brilliant little tent, what model is it?
one of the best video for winter camping ! Good job!
I have no experience of winter camping... but i wanna try to get that one day.
Do you have any comments for me?
Thanks for watching and your comment. I would read up on winter camping and learn as much as possible. Clothing fire survival and the get out there and do it. All the best
Thanks you very much.
Excellant video, I love that stovepipe. Where can I get one? Thanks
Nice set-up !
Kifaru sawtooth is living large in the backcountry. Nothing beats a heated shelter!
Good moment with the nature... Nature is the Best friend.
Question - Where did you find that Air mattress pump and Chimney pipe?
Hi Melinda it's a kifaru sawtooth from kifaru international. And they sell stoves as well.
Mark, where did you get the titanium for stove chimney? We loved your entire film. Your the first we have seen that showed how to survive in the winter. Great job!!
What type of stove pipe is that? Nice to have it roll up so small.
Thanks for the nice comment and I will keep in touch. Thanks for subscribing.
thank you for sharing. can you tell me more about your gear, i.e., the brand names and the most affordable place to buy it. will you start with the wood saw and the axe, and also the name of the stove, what kind of tent (4 season?), the name of all the parts of your sleep system and where to buy them? thank you and Happy New Year.
Interesting video, thank you very much! This matttress blower sack is genius, what's its brand name?
the other reason for using the bag, is your breath has moisture that would decrease the loft of the down... so the "room air" tends to be more dry
love your videos its like being there .i just got a 10 man army bell tent its a good tent but its 40 kg so can not pick it up
It's called a kifaru saw tooth. It's a great tent and quality top notch.
Hi Marc, I am interested to know where you got the stove pipe or chimney, I like it a lot, so simple and compact. Thanks Andy
I enjoyed the three videos ,what did you use for trout bait? Being originally from Northern Ontario it was great to see the Red Pines around thee lake & the Speckled Trout which the number 1 fish .
Hi Darin I buy most my stuff at (MEC)Mountain EQuipment Coop. Except for the specialize stuff like my sleeping bag and few thing. Thanks for watching and all the best
nice setup.
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the great video. Where did you get the rolling stove pipe?
Great flue pipe. I've never seen that type.
Hey thanks for watching my friend. Like you I'm looking forward to warmer temps soon. I guess we need to make the best of it.
Awesome! Can't find the other parts though
Hi Rolando. They are spikes if I where to fall though the ice I could grab them and helps me pull myself on top of ice. It's a good safety practice. Thanks for watching.
I like that stove with the neat rolled up chimney, who's make is it?
Marc, I loved this video because you showed a couple of great items, the stove & the sleep system, do you think you could itemize them in the video description area. By the looks of it, everyone keeps asking the same question, where did you get those??? Thank you.
Good stuff, thanks mate
Hi thanks for watching. The concept seems interesting but in -20 weather I wonder how warm the tent will actually be. The tent are not too insulated. A small nalgene of hot water works wonders in the sleeping bag and keeps you warm and is still warm in the morning. All the best.
Hi markparket. My sleeping mat is the exped ul down mat and the stove is seek outside titanium medium. The stove is very light and works well. I have more to this video coming. I will be more specific on my next videos on my equipment. Thanks again for watching.
Thanks for the nice comment my stove is not too air tight and with softwood and -20 Celsius it seems I need to stoke it every 30 to 40 min in order to keep the inside warm at ground level but went I'm sitting its like 80 in there. I did have hardwood but they were on the ridges and I had worked enuf that day I took what was close. It a lot of work when you are solo.
Do you ever take others out trekking with you, looks beautiful but scary to me. I am a klutz,lol I would be falling a lot! But I'd go out there, I want to someday Icefish :)