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That tent seems realiable. What tent is it? EDIT: a good minute before the end, I found the info :) Hilleberg Nallo 3, for everybody who is interested.
This was great! I’m 63 and I still love winter camping in the snow. No hot tent, no Little Buddy heater. Just my 2 man tent, my -45 degree sleeping bag, my jet boil, with grub & coffee!
@@Monika-uv2qp it is an old USAF surplus bag, it weighs a ton. So I only use it static camping, not backpacking. ThermaRest LuxuryMap pad to go under my bag, and a ThermaRest Zlite to go on the ground.I have a Jetboil flash cooking system. Alps Mountaineering Tasmanian 2 person 4 season tent. Alps Red Tail backpack. I’m looking into getting a ThermaRest Polar Ranger bag, it is only a -20f bag, but I will get some kind of a down filled poncho that doubles as a bag for a liner.
Love the idea of the isolation. No television, no depressing news, no mobile phone, no music, no humans. As long as I had some chocolate, I would love it. 😊
You don't have to deal with any of that at home if you choose not to. I've never had cable, never watch the news, I only use the phone on rare occasion, but I can't do without my music. If you don't listen to trash music, you don't want to get away from it.
I usually see you travelling in your van. I have never seen anyone get so excited about a storm. The worst it gets the happier you are. Love watching your videos.
My feet always get cold unless I'm in room temperature. When my feet are cold, the rest of me feels cold. I'm glad you can enjoy this. I love the idea of it with the storm sounds. Thanks for not adding music.
Experiment with different kinds of boots and also different leg coverings. When I'm in my Sorel pac boots, I feel like I'm invincible. Windproof/weatherproof pants also make a huge difference. I'm the kind of guy who heats up when he's moving, and I don't feel the cold, except on exposed areas of my face and hands. But as soon as I stop, my body cycles down really fast. So I have to stay busy until I either have a fire going or I'm getting in my sleeping bag. But when I'm hustling around, doing things, I just have to be careful about frost bite on my nose, cheeks and hands. I'm just a lizard person at rest.
I've been out like this in the snowy woods and discovered that it can be really beautiful one moment and really creepy the next. The good thing about heavy duty snow like this is that it tends to keep down bears and monsters so that you can sleep better.
They had fur, leather, and most of all, they had fire, and they kept that fire going, 24/7, which is a lot easier to do when you're traveling with a whole family or clan of more than one family. When you're out there, solo, there's nobody to throw sticks on the fire while you're sleeping. From time immemorial "exile" and "death" were the same word, because if you were left on your own, you were considered pretty much dead.
This man walks trough deep snow like he is walking on a beach. Effortlessly. And keep in mind when you film by yourself the trip is twice as long and sometimes three times as long. Walk ahead and place the camera. Walk back and then go forward towards the camera. Then go back and retrieve the camera and do it again and again and again. Brilliant filming. Just amazing.
I thought the snowshoeing looked incredibly slow and cumbersome. Be lucky to cover a mile or two in one day, that way. You don't see many videos by guys who cross-country ski to their camp. If my dad's any indication, the guys who are the best at it learned it the hard way, and don't do that kind of shit for fun. Dad got his ski training up in Leadville, Colorado - Camp Hale, to be specific. As soon as he finished his hitch, the LAST thing he wanted to do was go snow camping! He did eventually buy some skis in his 40s and cover 40 miles in one day, just traipsing around for fun. But there was no way he was going to camp out there. He said "I work so I can have a warm house and just sit on my ass reading a book in my easy chair." I didn't have those experiences coming up, so to me, it was all fun and games, and proving to myself that I could do it, and just enjoying the outdoors. Dad grew up in the city. I grew up in a rural town, with Nature right outside the back door.
You’re likely not to see my message but from one winter camper to another, I salute you. This was extreme hardcore winter camping at its finest. Impressive.
This is my top favourite camping video on RUclips! Ive lost count how many times ive re-watched this vid. Puts me to sleep in minutes wraped up in my blanket in bed pretending im out in the snow in a blizzard
It looks sooo cold even inside the tent. Amazing how something made of fabric can shelter a person in bad weather. That's a pretty sturdy well made tent. I'd like to see someone build an igloo to ride out a blizzard in. This was a good one. Thanks for posting it.
Outdoor Boys channel did an igloo sort of thing once or twice. The tent Xplorer is using looks like an ultralight, single-wall tent, for backpacking. Bare bones survival in severe cold.
We were in our cabin 2 weeks ago in the UP of Michigan in an exact same type of blizzard. We had the wood stove burning away, nowhere to go and we loved it!! You're brave to be in a tent. The howling of the winds was so relaxing. Good video, I enjoyed it!
We road out a storm at my cabin in Michigan a few weeks back. Power went out so pellet stove went down. Luckily enough we still had the old wood stove in the basement that was the original. My cousins live in the area and brought over enough wood to last the night. We enjoyed some kettle stew and some hottie totties and listened to it howl outside in freezing cold weather.
I absolutely love the UP I used to go to Neebish Island at the end of August. Absolutely the favorite time of my life. That's when I fell in love with the UP. I've seen much more since then. Love it! I'm from NW Ohio.
Thank you for braving the extreme conditions and sharing your experiences with us. I would be in tears right after it got lower than 40°F. One year, I went skiing in Utah, I was so demoralized and cold. I came back defeated. So the next year I added a fur layer under my parka and went back to conquer. I did.
I love to watch winter camping in snow but I just can't understand why anyone would put themselves through it lol. I wouldn't be able to sleep for those high winds and I can't stand being cold. You're a brave man x
In weather like this there is no such thing as an EXPENSIVE Hilleberg tent, especially when it's providing reliable 5-Star Shelter during a strong gusty rain/snow /wind storm. It quite remarkeable that anyone can manufacturer a shelter that withstands the kind of weather you not only endured, but filmed for us to enjoy. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada - we got 4" of snow the past 2-days/nights.
Not for the faint of heart. Some serious camping there. When the pit is knee deep and you haven't hit earth that's some deep snow. The Nallo is holding up well. Stake my life on a Hilleberg. Put the snow sound in some of your music. You know Jarl it's easy getting out there before the storm hits. But it's a whole other story trying to make it back in. Call the dogs and hunker down. Happy New Year. Be safe.
Nice list & Thank You for that!! “Home Made Woolen Socks”!! Impressive!! Thanks for taking many of us with you!! See you again soon or SOONER!! he he he he
Lots of us guys have tested ourselves camping here in Alabama. We use to go when the weather was down in the teens, I believe it reached 9° once at my lowest experience here in central Alabama. The only blizzard I saw was while in HS in the blizzard of 93, again here in central Alabama. I wouldn’t have wanted any part of that one! Man, you had 56 mph winds??? Wow!!! Congrats for braving it and making it through safely. I’d be thinking tree limbs, tent ripping, too many possibilities that could turn dangerous really fast. So hats off on that trip. 👍🏼
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Cool storm. I, also love the sound of the snow battering the tent. I can tell by the smile on your face that you are enjoying yourself. Hope you have the happiest of New Years. Stay safe and warm.
My comment was going to be, you are craaazy . . . but then, you are amaaazing. Such a dramatic experience of fierce winter. I am now going to stop complaining about the current "severe" winter weather we're having here in Southern California.
My dear friend, this is such a powerful and incredible video and so amazing to experience it from your unique point of view. As someone who used to be incredibly adventurous, hitchhiking, and a lot of outdoor hiking, I feel almost guilty watching this and asking myself what happened. Moved to a city a few years ago and feel like I lost all the adventurous spirits I had before. Watching your video, I feel truly motivated to change this scenario. Thank you for creating and sharing this, I really appreciate it.
Extreme wild camping.. wow ⭐️❄️ This was amazing, love these uploads your knowledge/capability & equipment in adverse weather conditions. Also find the ASMR soothing could fall asleep listening, thankyou taking us on another adventure 💚
the tent and sleeping bag are amazing, so necessary for survival here. I watched a video of man with no tent or sleeping bag in minus 30, and it was nowhere as cosy or survivable. But the bonus was he had a campfire going the whole night, some dried food, and there was no storm.
Happy New Year Jarl! What an effort for a overnight camping adventure. And a great job on all aspects of the video! It looks like you didn't get much sleep or rest there! Excellent video to start 2023.
Another amazing adventure, Jarl. As always, thank you for taking us with you. Even if I am hundled under a quilt in my warm living room. 😃 Happy New Year and stay safe out there! ☺❤
Happy New year .. thanks for posting this great video. Simply amazing.. words fail me when i see such gorgeous sights.. .you are truly blessed ,🙂 looking forward to seeing more of your amazing videos
You did a great job setting up your camp. The snow wall was an excellent idea to block some of the wind. For what it's worth, I live in Ontario, Canada, where Baffin boots are designed, engineered and manufactured. Arc'teryx outerwear is also designed and engineered in Canada.. Like our Norwegian friends, we Canadians know how to dress for winter and survive it.
For those wondering why he dug a hole in the vestibule, it's to allow him to sit in the tent and easily remove his boots. That helps to prevent snow in the tent. PRO TIPS ISOBUTANE Isobutane canisters are not that great in winter because cold will contract the gas, so the stove will be less performant and can even not work at all. Either keep the canister in your jacket to warm it up before using it. Or use one of those toe warmers pads. They have a sticker under it, so you can stick it under the canister to keep the gas warm. MELTING SNOW It's best to compact the snow very hard in the pot and then to slowly warm it up to make water. This will avoid burning the pot and the water to have a bad taste. SNOW WALL & SHOVEL You can do like him and build a snow wall around your tent. However, if a lot of snow, you might end up all snowed in. That's, again, do like him and keep the shovel inside. VARIOUS Always have a knife at hand during a snowstorm. If your tent collapse, it may be like a vacuum seal and the tent very tight on you with absolutely no light. If unable to find the door and zipper quick, then you'll need to cut the tent to get out. You can also set a tarp, V-shape, over your tent using the trekking poles of tree branches and paracord as a ridgeline. This will help a lot by deflecting the snow and keeping you even warmer.
The winter cannisters are mostly propane which works very well in winter, it is good to have a little bit of water in your pot nefore adding snow to avoid burning of the pot.
@@NorwegianXplorer Maybe in your country, but in North America and France, the Isobutane canisters consist of 80% Butane and 20% Propane. Also, that's why no one in mountaineering is using isobutane canisters. Not even the Norwegian army for their winter operations.
@@NorwegianXplorer I just checked and the canister you're using is a Coleman Xtreme. Coleman claims the mix is 70% Butane / 30% Propane. So that helps during winter. However, the less fuel remaining in the canister, the lesser the performance will be. This is simple physics combining vaporization, and cold temperature/contraction.
This hole has a other function too. It allows the cold air to sink into it. Everyone in the Norwegian army knows the name of this hole. Something like “cold trench”
@@pal_lokomotivet2679 You're 100% right lokomotive :) This comes from the Inuits (Canada) and other people living in the Arctic and making igloos. Some may think the entrance is level with the ground and the bottom of the igloo, but it's not. It's lower than the floor of the igloo to allow the cold to sink. The digging in the tent's vestibule does that, but just a little. But hey! when cold, you take everything that can help to get warmer, right? ;)
Ideally for comfort use Double Tent. Thr inner Tent with thevintegrated Ground Pad.Complete Sealed off ! Outer Tent just for double protrction and Safety without Ground Pad...
In Alberta Canada we're pretty used to -35 to - 45° C weather for anywhere from 6-8 months a year and anywhere from 3'-5' of snow! Yet not always at once but very known to happen! So I'm getting what you were going through!
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That tent seems realiable. What tent is it?
EDIT: a good minute before the end, I found the info :)
Hilleberg Nallo 3, for everybody who is interested.
Good work 💯💯💯💯
I know it's very hard n cold n wet but I really want to experience it.👍
Deilig grej.
This was great! I’m 63 and I still love winter camping in the snow. No hot tent, no Little Buddy heater. Just my 2 man tent, my -45 degree sleeping bag, my jet boil, with grub & coffee!
Exactly, thats the gear you need and that you can take into the mountains
Hi great setting, -45 it's colder than the 2022 buffalo new York blizzard. Your gear saved your life. Please put a detailed list of your awesome gear.
I'm 67 and alone now, I wouldn't even imagine this. I love thinking I could be warm, this is my dream.
-45 degress😮 which Sleeping Bag do you use? Please share your gears list!!
@@Monika-uv2qp it is an old USAF surplus bag, it weighs a ton. So I only use it static camping, not backpacking. ThermaRest LuxuryMap pad to go under my bag, and a ThermaRest Zlite to go on the ground.I have a Jetboil flash cooking system. Alps Mountaineering Tasmanian 2 person 4 season tent. Alps Red Tail backpack. I’m looking into getting a ThermaRest Polar Ranger bag, it is only a -20f bag, but I will get some kind of a down filled poncho that doubles as a bag for a liner.
What I like about this video is that he doesn’t spend 75% of it making and eating a meal for the camera.
Absolutely 👍
Right! Why do soooo many videos have that garbage?
Ditto!
Refreshing isn't it,he knows how to make a good video.😎😍
@@herbrice8933 People love cooking shows. Since before the Galloping Gourmet.
Love the idea of the isolation. No television, no depressing news, no mobile phone, no music, no humans. As long as I had some chocolate, I would love it. 😊
Lol, chocolate is the best, i am trying to quit!
You don't have to deal with any of that at home if you choose not to.
I've never had cable, never watch the news, I only use the phone on rare occasion, but I can't do without my music. If you don't listen to trash music, you don't want to get away from it.
Chocolate and coffee that’s would do me 😁
@@redfields5070 not the same
Remember, it gets cold! You’ll never be warm, just less cold.
Enjoyed watching this at 8.30pm in my armchair drinking a large whisky in the warm. Lovely.
Wonderful!
I usually see you travelling in your van. I have never seen anyone get so excited about a storm. The worst it gets the happier you are. Love watching your videos.
Thank you elisabeth!
That's a good thing
My feet always get cold unless I'm in room temperature. When my feet are cold, the rest of me feels cold.
I'm glad you can enjoy this. I love the idea of it with the storm sounds. Thanks for not adding music.
Thanks Joe!
Wear socks
Experiment with different kinds of boots and also different leg coverings. When I'm in my Sorel pac boots, I feel like I'm invincible. Windproof/weatherproof pants also make a huge difference.
I'm the kind of guy who heats up when he's moving, and I don't feel the cold, except on exposed areas of my face and hands. But as soon as I stop, my body cycles down really fast. So I have to stay busy until I either have a fire going or I'm getting in my sleeping bag. But when I'm hustling around, doing things, I just have to be careful about frost bite on my nose, cheeks and hands. I'm just a lizard person at rest.
What a hardcore, no fire no heat,just a small tent. Great adventures awaits you
Thank you🙏
I've been out like this in the snowy woods and discovered that it can be really beautiful one moment and really creepy the next. The good thing about heavy duty snow like this is that it tends to keep down bears and monsters so that you can sleep better.
To think our ancestors survived this for generations with no modern equipment or supplies is truly mind blowing. We're so out of touch.
I agree
Did they have tents???
They had fur, leather, and most of all, they had fire, and they kept that fire going, 24/7, which is a lot easier to do when you're traveling with a whole family or clan of more than one family. When you're out there, solo, there's nobody to throw sticks on the fire while you're sleeping.
From time immemorial "exile" and "death" were the same word, because if you were left on your own, you were considered pretty much dead.
Your Mom Did@@Bulldumbdumb
Cave dwellers with fire.
This man walks trough deep snow like he is walking on a beach. Effortlessly. And keep in mind when you film by yourself the trip is twice as long and sometimes three times as long. Walk ahead and place the camera. Walk back and then go forward towards the camera. Then go back and retrieve the camera and do it again and again and again. Brilliant filming. Just amazing.
Thank you!
i guess you have just answered my question about the filming.....thanks.
@@mikeburton1703 How else could he do it? Oh. With helpers.
I thought the snowshoeing looked incredibly slow and cumbersome. Be lucky to cover a mile or two in one day, that way.
You don't see many videos by guys who cross-country ski to their camp. If my dad's any indication, the guys who are the best at it learned it the hard way, and don't do that kind of shit for fun. Dad got his ski training up in Leadville, Colorado - Camp Hale, to be specific.
As soon as he finished his hitch, the LAST thing he wanted to do was go snow camping! He did eventually buy some skis in his 40s and cover 40 miles in one day, just traipsing around for fun. But there was no way he was going to camp out there. He said "I work so I can have a warm house and just sit on my ass reading a book in my easy chair."
I didn't have those experiences coming up, so to me, it was all fun and games, and proving to myself that I could do it, and just enjoying the outdoors. Dad grew up in the city. I grew up in a rural town, with Nature right outside the back door.
The " how long can you avoid to use the outdoor toilet" challenge! 😄 Gender change by frostbite!!! ❄⛄❄
This is what we want, real camping in extreme condition,
Glad you enjoy it!
You’re likely not to see my message but from one winter camper to another, I salute you. This was extreme hardcore winter camping at its finest. Impressive.
Thanks Scott!
This is my top favourite camping video on RUclips!
Ive lost count how many times ive re-watched this vid.
Puts me to sleep in minutes wraped up in my blanket in bed pretending im out in the snow in a blizzard
Awesome!
It looks sooo cold even inside the tent. Amazing how something made of fabric can shelter a person in bad weather. That's a pretty sturdy well made tent. I'd like to see someone build an igloo to ride out a blizzard in.
This was a good one. Thanks for posting it.
Thanks Myrna!
Outdoor Boys channel did an igloo sort of thing once or twice.
The tent Xplorer is using looks like an ultralight, single-wall tent, for backpacking. Bare bones survival in severe cold.
There is just something that is so comforting about being behind a thin layer of fabric from mother nature.
It is indeed!
This is by far the most intense snow camping video ❄️❄️🥶🥶
Thanks Bud!
Excellent quality gear list! Your sleeping bag and tent are top of the line. I say, “buy once, cry once”.
Yeah, I have never regretted buying those or anything else from the top shelf
We were in our cabin 2 weeks ago in the UP of Michigan in an exact same type of blizzard. We had the wood stove burning away, nowhere to go and we loved it!! You're brave to be in a tent. The howling of the winds was so relaxing. Good video, I enjoyed it!
Sounds great!
Yay! Blizzards ARE so calming & cozy. -Saami in WA.
I love that tent!
We road out a storm at my cabin in Michigan a few weeks back. Power went out so pellet stove went down. Luckily enough we still had the old wood stove in the basement that was the original. My cousins live in the area and brought over enough wood to last the night. We enjoyed some kettle stew and some hottie totties and listened to it howl outside in freezing cold weather.
I absolutely love the UP
I used to go to Neebish Island at the end of August. Absolutely the favorite time of my life. That's when I fell in love with the UP. I've seen much more since then. Love it! I'm from NW Ohio.
This is my kind of 5 Star Hotel…..the Paradise!!
Indeed
Aaahh, relaxing during a snow storm. The right time for an ice cream.
Thank you for braving the extreme conditions and sharing your experiences with us. I would be in tears right after it got lower than 40°F. One year, I went skiing in Utah, I was so demoralized and cold. I came back defeated. So the next year I added a fur layer under my parka and went back to conquer. I did.
Thank you so much!
Happy New Year! Keep taking us with you, to your beautiful adventures also in 2023!
Happy new year Nikos!
Almost had to put on coat to watch. Happy New Year Jarl!!!
Happy new year Butch!
Just like the night Rudolf spent in the land of Unwanted Toys! :D
I love to watch winter camping in snow but I just can't understand why anyone would put themselves through it lol. I wouldn't be able to sleep for those high winds and I can't stand being cold. You're a brave man x
Можно понять, если только он испытатель этой зимней экипировки, а мы, глядя на него, только сильней укутываемся в одеяло.
Thanks Karen!
Mungkin dia sudah terbiasa melakukannya
Men are weird😂
@@RONJAE212003 🤣🤣🤣
I like the sound of the wind!.. Relax me!.. Snow and wind!
Regards from Greece!
☺️
In weather like this there is no such thing as an EXPENSIVE Hilleberg tent, especially when it's providing reliable 5-Star Shelter during a strong gusty rain/snow /wind storm. It quite remarkeable that anyone can manufacturer a shelter that withstands the kind of weather you not only endured, but filmed for us to enjoy.
Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada - we got 4" of snow the past 2-days/nights.
I agree, wow, I heard there where storms and you got dumped, I hope you get to go outside and enjoy it Bill!
Nothing beats a hilleberg!
@@peterpohan3850 Indeed!
Damn great tent. That’s a real wind, sheesh! Når la vinden endelig seg?
@@papajeff5486 It calmed down in the morning
Thank you for another awesome winter storm video. Hardcore camping at its best!
Thanks Frank!
I deeply loved your videos didn’t waste alive wood didn’t show off your food and indeed enjoyed nature ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much 🙂
Not for the faint of heart. Some serious camping there. When the pit is knee deep and you haven't hit earth that's some deep snow. The Nallo is holding up well. Stake my life on a Hilleberg. Put the snow sound in some of your music. You know Jarl it's easy getting out there before the storm hits. But it's a whole other story trying to make it back in. Call the dogs and hunker down. Happy New Year. Be safe.
Thanks Sam you too
Cool.. good camp video
Glad you enjoyed it
It was a dark and stormy night...... Happy New Year though.
It was, happy new year!
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@@АльміраНова What does that mean?
귀한영상 공유해주셔서 감사합니다 끝까지 즐감하고 힘찬응원 과함께 큰박수로 응원하며 손잡고감니다요 화이팅임다요 늘건강하시고 행복하세요 2023년도 대박나세요 👍 💕
Thank you so much🙏
I really enjoy these videos 🎉I’d never handle it myself but I’ll just enjoy watching ✊
Thanks Craig!
Thanks for sharing, loved it
Thank you!
I’m sure this looks impressive to a lot of you, but this man is Norwegian, ☝️😲 This is peak summertime for someone like him.
Lol
Nice list & Thank You for that!!
“Home Made Woolen Socks”!! Impressive!!
Thanks for taking many of us with you!! See you again soon or SOONER!!
he he he he
Thank you! You too!
Lots of us guys have tested ourselves camping here in Alabama. We use to go when the weather was down in the teens, I believe it reached 9° once at my lowest experience here in central Alabama. The only blizzard I saw was while in HS in the blizzard of 93, again here in central Alabama. I wouldn’t have wanted any part of that one! Man, you had 56 mph winds??? Wow!!! Congrats for braving it and making it through safely. I’d be thinking tree limbs, tent ripping, too many possibilities that could turn dangerous really fast. So hats off on that trip. 👍🏼
Thank you! These are not really trees that will loose a limb or fall down, pretty sturdy stuff:-)
Love the tranquility.. The wind makes beautiful white noise.
Thank you, longer version later today!
Sou brasileira, nunca vi neve acho que não sobreviveria nessa condição climática. Parabéns pelo vídeo!👏👏
Thanks:-)
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Thank you!
Well put together. Thanks for sharing the snow storm experience.
Glad you enjoyed it!
OMG!!!! I haven’t heard this beautiful sound in years and years . I was brought up in northern Quebec so I know the sound .
Awesome, thanks for watching!
Cool storm. I, also love the sound of the snow battering the tent. I can tell by the smile on your face that you are enjoying yourself. Hope you have the happiest of New Years. Stay safe and warm.
Yes, thank you Judi and happy new year!
My comment was going to be, you are craaazy . . . but then, you are amaaazing. Such a dramatic experience of fierce winter. I am now going to stop complaining about the current "severe" winter weather we're having here in Southern California.
Lol, thanks Julie!
What a beautiful place, I would love to live the rest of my life in a place like that. So beautiful and peaceful. Thank you for sharing. 💖
Glad you enjoyed it
I love the cold. This looks like Heaven.
Me too, thank you Paul!
So enjoyed this. I camp vicariously with you. Thank you.
Awesome, thanks Katherine!
Very nice video.....from Sverige ❤❤❤
Tjena! Thanks!
My dear friend, this is such a powerful and incredible video and so amazing to experience it from your unique point of view. As someone who used to be incredibly adventurous, hitchhiking, and a lot of outdoor hiking, I feel almost guilty watching this and asking myself what happened. Moved to a city a few years ago and feel like I lost all the adventurous spirits I had before. Watching your video, I feel truly motivated to change this scenario. Thank you for creating and sharing this, I really appreciate it.
I am glad to hear that, sometimes it is very difficult to get motivation, I know how it is!
추운데 고생하십니다
좋은영상 잘보고있읍니다 항상 건강하세요 감사합니다 ~
Thank you🙏
Very good video. High wind, good scenery, nice tent. I enjoyed this video
Thank you very much!
Great video. Beautiful scenery and something I will never forget. ❤
Awesome thanks!
Extreme wild camping.. wow ⭐️❄️
This was amazing, love these uploads your knowledge/capability & equipment in adverse weather conditions. Also find the ASMR soothing could fall asleep listening, thankyou taking us on another adventure 💚
Thank you very much Sammy, happy new year!
I always enjoy your camping you’ll never be alone because I’m always there with you I love the snow Enjoy your adventure
Thank you so much Gwen!
Congratulaciones !👏🇧🇷
Morning mi friend. Thank you for your time an sharing. Really enjoyed your video. 👍😃🇬🇧
Thanks 👍
Después de vivir esto no habrá nada que le dé temor en la vida 🇲🇽👍
you very strong brother,keep health👋🏕️
Great stuff. Really amazing to watch this crazy weather camping. My favourite!
Thanks Lee!
Saya sangat setuju dengan pernyataan anda
أحب التخييم كثيرا فصل الشتاء رائع
It is!
Happy New Year and best wishes to you.....beautiful scenery and Iron man beating the horrible cold and snowstorm...
Happy new year!
the tent and sleeping bag are amazing, so necessary for survival here. I watched a video of man with no tent or sleeping bag in minus 30, and it was nowhere as cosy or survivable. But the bonus was he had a campfire going the whole night, some dried food, and there was no storm.
Lol, thanks, many storms are not real storms on YT indeed
This is So beautiful 👍
Thank you!
Der erste echte gefilmten Schneesturm👍
Thank you for noticing:-)
An amazing adventure and a beautiful feeling. I wish you success. Greetings to you, your follower from Saudi Arabia 🤝
Thank you 👍
Brr. Great video!
I do miss the days of wilderness camping. To be young and healthy again!
Thank you:-)
The epitome of camping in the wild 🫶
Thank you:-)
This looks awesome! I’ve never done camping but this seems amazing… with the proper gear though
That snow sound hitting the tent was so relaxing . The wind not so much. But another great video. Love winter camping videos, thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it Jay!
Thank you for sharing. I love to watch your videos while in my warm kitchen drinking a cup of coffee!
Thanks Lenore🙂
WOW !! Amazing Winter Camping Adventure, Spending a Night in This Blizzard was Quite Brave For You .
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the way you brace the crazy storm .. stay strong 💪.. keep bringing the content.. cheers mate.
Thanks, will do!
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var favoriten. En mysig film ❤❤❤
Crazy! You definitely need a floor in your tent!
Love your videos!
Connie from Pennsylvania in US!
Thanks Connie, there is a floor, but not in the vestibule
BE STRONG good luck with a cold super video
Thank you so much!
@@NorwegianXplorer THANKS for your support
Happy New Year Jarl! What an effort for a overnight camping adventure. And a great job on all aspects of the video! It looks like you didn't get much sleep or rest there! Excellent video to start 2023.
Thanks Stanley, I got some good sleep actaully, slept until around 10 in the morning:-)
Wow so cozy lovely tent I loved enjoyed watching it. Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it
Jarl is a madman! Love this - what a great winter gear setup!
Thanks lol!
Very good video. Snow, wind , cold . Limited talking really helps me be one with nature albeit from the couch.
Thanks
Another amazing adventure, Jarl. As always, thank you for taking us with you. Even if I am hundled under a quilt in my warm living room. 😃 Happy New Year and stay safe out there! ☺❤
Happy new year Deborah
Nouvel An à toi, moi aussi. J'ai réagi Avec son aventure intéressante
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Thank you, happy new year!
Hello ! Happy new year👍👍
Thank you! You too!
Happy New Year.
The wind 💨 adds some excitement and challenges to winter camping!
Thanks! You too!
Happy New year .. thanks for posting this great video.
Simply amazing.. words fail me when i see such gorgeous sights.. .you are truly blessed ,🙂 looking forward to seeing more of your amazing videos
Happy new year!
You did a great job setting up your camp. The snow wall was an excellent idea to block some of the wind. For what it's worth, I live in Ontario, Canada, where Baffin boots are designed, engineered and manufactured. Arc'teryx outerwear is also designed and engineered in Canada.. Like our Norwegian friends, we Canadians know how to dress for winter and survive it.
Thanks Steve!
Amazing video! Wishing you many miles of beautiful trails with warm sun on your back in the coming year. Oh, and some really great adventures too!
Thanks, you too!
Aaaah, I can smell fresh snow!
Indeed!
Loved it. Just...a bit too short. We want the 1h version of the storm. 😀
Coming soon!
@@NorwegianXplorer You the man! 🥶👍
Thank you for sharing your experience. Sound like marbles roling down yr tent.
It does!
For those wondering why he dug a hole in the vestibule, it's to allow him to sit in the tent and easily remove his boots. That helps to prevent snow in the tent.
PRO TIPS
ISOBUTANE
Isobutane canisters are not that great in winter because cold will contract the gas, so the stove will be less performant and can even not work at all. Either keep the canister in your jacket to warm it up before using it. Or use one of those toe warmers pads. They have a sticker under it, so you can stick it under the canister to keep the gas warm.
MELTING SNOW
It's best to compact the snow very hard in the pot and then to slowly warm it up to make water. This will avoid burning the pot and the water to have a bad taste.
SNOW WALL & SHOVEL
You can do like him and build a snow wall around your tent. However, if a lot of snow, you might end up all snowed in. That's, again, do like him and keep the shovel inside.
VARIOUS
Always have a knife at hand during a snowstorm. If your tent collapse, it may be like a vacuum seal and the tent very tight on you with absolutely no light. If unable to find the door and zipper quick, then you'll need to cut the tent to get out.
You can also set a tarp, V-shape, over your tent using the trekking poles of tree branches and paracord as a ridgeline. This will help a lot by deflecting the snow and keeping you even warmer.
The winter cannisters are mostly propane which works very well in winter, it is good to have a little bit of water in your pot nefore adding snow to avoid burning of the pot.
@@NorwegianXplorer Maybe in your country, but in North America and France, the Isobutane canisters consist of 80% Butane and 20% Propane. Also, that's why no one in mountaineering is using isobutane canisters. Not even the Norwegian army for their winter operations.
@@NorwegianXplorer I just checked and the canister you're using is a Coleman Xtreme. Coleman claims the mix is 70% Butane / 30% Propane. So that helps during winter. However, the less fuel remaining in the canister, the lesser the performance will be. This is simple physics combining vaporization, and cold temperature/contraction.
This hole has a other function too. It allows the cold air to sink into it. Everyone in the Norwegian army knows the name of this hole. Something like “cold trench”
@@pal_lokomotivet2679 You're 100% right lokomotive :) This comes from the Inuits (Canada) and other people living in the Arctic and making igloos. Some may think the entrance is level with the ground and the bottom of the igloo, but it's not. It's lower than the floor of the igloo to allow the cold to sink. The digging in the tent's vestibule does that, but just a little. But hey! when cold, you take everything that can help to get warmer, right? ;)
I would love this. Natures ASMR.
A long ASMR version coming soon
great video and beautiful place. I really want to camp in a place like this. great job great.
Thank you very much!
Awesome! I enjoy my Winter backpacking as well
Cool:-)
Ideally for comfort use Double Tent. Thr inner Tent with thevintegrated Ground Pad.Complete Sealed off ! Outer Tent just for double protrction and Safety without Ground Pad...
I agree . Very cozy and fun. I do add one other piece, a 6 shot 44 with a 4” barrel. Very comforting
In Alberta Canada we're pretty used to -35 to - 45° C weather for anywhere from 6-8 months a year and anywhere from 3'-5' of snow! Yet not always at once but very known to happen! So I'm getting what you were going through!
That is cold, very rare in Norway to get that cold
Ok... I'm moving to Norway! I love snow, and I adore camping outdoors all year round yet I am rather abit tiring of the bitter cold!!!
Come on over:-)
Magnifique, merci pour le partage !!!
Thank you!