Winter After Blizzard Overnight (-18) Testing the new NorTent Gravity Gold
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- #HotTent #Wintercamping #Blizzard
NorTent send me their brand new Gamme Gravity Gold, Im very glad I finally got to test their Gamme 6.
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The stove pipe! 😮 OMG 😂😂😂 you cut out the first roll, understandably so. I’ve done two pipes on my own, in summer, on flat grass, and still got one or two kinks. It’s a challenge in good conditions. Can only imagine how you struggled. Great great video! 👍🏻🔥⛺️
The problem is though Titanium in from +50 to -20 it contracts.
As a dweller of the tropics south of the Equator, I never fail to be impressed by the HUGE range of 'hot-tent everything' available to those with snow white Xmas's. It's particularly impressive/interesting to see the dif camping solutions/inventions/outcomes used in dif Countries. Way I figure it...the older the Country, the longer the research, the more tried and tested the Product.
my favorite part when he put that chonkers log in the fire just after prepping his bedding. i bet that kept him cozy for hours! what a premium luxury winter kit...
It was -18 celcius outside, when I did that after a 10 km walk it was -5 inside the tent, so yeah pretty nice.
So cold 👍
It is, but snow actually reduces the cold wind, it actually functions as a insulator believe it or not. But - 18 is surely cold :) Thanks for watching.
@@DanielOutdoors thanks for the information 👍
Thank you for the great tent that provides a spacious living room.
The fireplace is also cool. Delicious food...
It is a home / basecamp out in the wild. Strong one too
It's amazing how comportable you can sleep even in the coldest days of minuse 18 degrees celsius.
I love shelter and stove.~^^
Looks like a nice set up! I myself, I ditched all the stuff sacks for ALL my gear. Leave them at home for putting things away after drying. Ti spoon in a sack, then in the cook kit sack, then in the pack liner, then it all goes in a pack that is another sack. I really focused on setup and break down time. I have to be able to do it quick, in the dark, and possibly in some kind of weather. I plan to get a ground setup and a fast fold stove eventually and try that life. I went with the hammock hot tent setup out of the gate for winter. No floor, no lumps, no nets, and yes, no stuff sacks! My entire hammock is all ready to hang with two tree straps. Quilt is in it, under quilt is on it with the protector, pillow deflated and on the shelf. I stuff all of it in one dry bag (keep the down dry) with straps on the top. Hook to one tree, walk to the second tree, adjust tension, and bam, sleep system is set up. Tent is one ridgeline and eight stakes (smokehouse mini). Tent and stove are less than six pounds and no center pole. Dont get me wrong, im just sharing knowledge, if your out camping in winter and enjoying it, your doing it right!
I have all sorted out in separate storage boxes. The Basrcamp stuff you mostly see on video, is in the car. Winter clothing in another storage box at home. Bushcraft stuff in another at home. Then backpacking gear in another, thue hike in another amd lastly Camera gear in a separate bag. This way i can use lightpack.com to note make list and dont leave gear behind when im packing or cleaning.
Thanks fpr watching.
What a fantastic tent 👍
Awesome to have you back in the game buddy.
You mean last year? Yeah i had a store part time job for a while, then I got injured on the electric board i used to get to work.. But sometimes its good to take a break, RUclips can sometimes be exousting, specially on the video im uploading now that be on public on a couple of days.
Hope youre doing fine too.
Rigtig flot natur og super film.Takk. Gælder mig til at se mere her på kanalen. 🙂🙂🙂
Takk for at du ser på, ønsker deg fin jul
Beautiful snow, nature, and a cool tent~!!
Thanks for passing by :)
Thanks for the answer. Subscribed.
Many thanks, have a nice xmas season
Better then Netflix free of cost adventure for viewers ❤
Thanks, cannot do something.about the ads on RUclips yet, i will remove them when i have the membership option.
Happy new year
bonjour
vraiment magnifique vidéo que j'ai beaucoup apprécié bonne continuation et bravo vous avez beaucoup de talent...
un grand bonjour d'Algérie
Just subscribed. Proud to be in the "First 500" Club.
Many thanks it rrally helps :)
Actually i have alot more subsbribers i just moved the channel.
Klamath falls Oregon is watching
Cool thats not too far down in degrees north, you have snow there now too? Your lucky the PCT (that I someday would love to take, passes through Oregon i think) PCT is about 2,650 miles, and Along Norway is 1864.114 miles. Only difference is PCT is more prepped with Trail Angels and sych than doing it here.
But I will be doing 2 shorter thru hikes upcoming year and following. Maybe PCT section next.
Guy spent the whole video setting up. I've never seen so many bags in my life,lol!
Well, its why its called an offgrid camp isint it? And its a test, normally if you do watch my videoes you know ill usually travel with my family in the Gamme.
@@DanielOutdoors a test of what,complexity?well different strokes for different folks I prefer simplicity and real food!
@@sebgiannini7864 A test of the 4 season Gamme 6 basecamp before heading out with my family..
I prefer simplicity as well, so defenatly is going to be more simple when a family of four setup the basecamp next time in winter time..
Yeah, chicken is totally real food too, its not plastic.
But thanks for the comment, it helps the channel anyway.
Merry christmas
@@DanielOutdoors right on that's cool.i definitely like your pack and the shelter definitely have a lot of options. I'm kinda old school though been using my old army truck for years about the only upgrade to my pack are the enhanced shoulder straps and for a shelter either a bivvy or something I construct on the fly but I'm also not camping with a woman and kids either!
@@sebgiannini7864 Cool make a video and show it to me :) i like to try most shelters outdoor, once a week im outdoors for mostly 30 years.
Again Merry Christmas
everything was suitable. But the fire cannot be enjoyed fully according to temperature needs in these types of tents thats why one night was bearless for him and he had to skip other night.But he showed comfort. So nice trip according to avail things.💐🌹🌹
Great point
You seem to have put it together a little different that I have been shown before. I will have to try that on mine.
Hmm.. Problaby, I always go for black poles in black hole xD Then orange, then stakes. I bought the winter pegs recently and the floor.
Great video! Very helpful as I consider the options for extending the camping season for my family. I don't see this tent on the nortent website, but have been looking at either the Gamme 6 or 8 for a family of 5.
I'm interested in the game 6 PC version as well, which should improve the tents ability to regulate condensation.
The Gamme 6 Gravity Gold was only a limited edition, but they should have PC, and regular in grey.
@@DanielOutdoors Good to know, thanks. Any thoughts on sizing? I'm wondering if 2 adults + 3 children would be ok in the 6 inner tent, or if that would just be too tight? We currently sleep in a 4 person backpacking tent.
@@nfurfaro33 My family of 4 fits in the Gamme 6 innertent, without innertent you can fit 6.
If you want innertent for 5 i would problaby buy Gamme 8 with it then.
Thank u too.im a new subscriber
What a great video and your food meals look yummy
Many thanks, habe a great xmas season
I love your setting of your camp, saludos
Many thanks! :)
Nortent, Fjallraven, Enlightened Equipment, Smartwool, Nalgene, and more. Homie means business.
I dont use Smart Wool, what you see is either my Wool Socks from Ulvang or my armed forced long johns and top :D.
I been using Fjallraven pant for at 20 years , they last a long time.
NorTent is my partner.
EE i bought for long distance hikes yes.
@@DanielOutdoors Ahhh...so what is the brand of the green sweater?
@@District.24 Thats the norwegian armed forces base layers :)
Very well ❤🐉🐉🐉
Somehow this video skyrocket, so i want to thanks my newest subscribers and those who both comment, and pressed that like button! Videoes like this require alot of work, specially with all the camera movement in the wintertime, apart from snow walk and taking care of the gear. When its that cold battery run dry all the time too. Saddly since then, my whole family got infected by Covid so I been knocked out for 8 days, Covid is very contagious, but Im feeling much better now. I think the vaccines helped abit too. Merry xmas to all of you.
Want to point a couple of things that you might not know:
1. The tent stove should be burn before leaving, i have dont it before with a previous stove. But i didnt have the time to do that before heading out for this trip. However the cold affected the stove pipe, in -18 degrees. (EDIT check the last video to see that the stove pipe is fine).
2. The innertent is setup due to condensation from Stove, not bugs. Its recommended to setup innertent inside a tent, to avoid condensation. Your electronics, and down bag will thank you.
3. The tent has a innertent, with a half floor. Optional a whole floor can be setup instead, but the innertent was setup here to both deal with condensation, and to check the size of it, so it can eventually fit the family on next trips. Its a test trip video after all.
4. I tested the size and weight on this specific trip. I might do another test on it once I have the chance.
Great video. I wish we could afford that gear. Mustcost a fortune
Not really compared to tents on its size. Work hard and eventually youll get it. Thats how i got the outdoor gear i want.
Welcome to 1k su
Thanks 😍😍🥳
Subscriber no 732
Blessings for the new year 🇨🇦
Thanks man much apreciated, happy new year :)
Greetings! Very interesting tent. What is the weight of this tent? The large area inside creates an extensive comfort zone. A little sad that the chimney has received damage. This pipe is made of fine titanium and requires gentle use. Very good in winter to cook soup. Soup does not cool down for a long time. The use of soup warms the body. I know that good fish is available in Norway. You could boil salmon - it is very tasty. Good soup is obtained from the head of the fish. Make sure that there is no gills in the head, they can give the bitter taste of soup.
Hi. Thanks for watching.
- The chimney is not damaged, it looks like there but its not, is just titanium and how its forms when its warm and very cold the first time its tested. I tested it recently again and its fine, i have tested the stove type simce 2018, no worries.
- The NorTent Gamme 6 weight 7,6 kgs. You have to remember The Gamme 6 is pretty large, I tested it before bringing my family with it, and its a 4 season strong tent too. Its design for extreme weather, wich i will show in a future video too.
- I didnt make soup on this trip, sometimes i do. But I did drink strong Ginger Tea on this trip, and espresso coffee too.
- I dont like boiled fish, normally i fried it in a pan and make special sauce from the canary island depending on wich kind of fish it is. I like my salmon (Norwegian fresh) raw with soy sauce and a marinated chili sauce too. Everyone taste is different. Last time i did boil white fish, was on my 17 day expedition with a 4,6 kg pike. Close to Russian border actually.
Merry xmas!
Indeed, on the Kola Peninsula, where the border with Norway is also found pike. 4.6 kg - very serious fish! I caught a pike there in small lakes in the Imandra area. The pike was fried more often, but sometimes cooked with onions. I noticed that the pike in the north contains more fat than in Central Russia. We sometimes love to salt raw salmon with the addition of a nutmeg. I saw a big salmon in the mouth of the river Voronja (Barents Sea).
Hot bottle(s) of water in the sleeping bag = NICE! What was the temperature outside and inside? Is the minus 18 degrees Celsius? It looked like a big tent needs a BIG STOVE to keep toasty! Lot of work and carrying/dragging for a one nighter! Fat, meat and carbs are the foods of Winter champions!
Inside was about 5-10 degrees celsius that night, outside -18. The Titanium Stove is great, it warmth fast also tend to cool down fast too, but you cant beat the weight on it. If you want more wamrth, you problaby going to need a stainless steel variant, but that is a hassle to bring 6 km on foot, pulling it one way. Thanks for watching
Great video
Thanks for watching, have a great xmas holidays
Kul film. Jeg bare lurer på hvorfor du ikke gjorde en for brenning hjemme med ovnene? Også hvor varmt ble det inne i teltet? Kul kanal gleder meg til neste video. 🙂
Rett og slett fordi jeg hadde ikke tid (familie), og jeg har gjort dette før. Anbefales sterkt å før brenne ovnen, men det gikk fint likevel
Det ble pluss grader, men var -8 på morgen idag. Det er store planer for denne kanalen spesielt til sommern og neste sommer også! Takk for at du følger med det setter jeg pris på. Ha en fin før jultid nå.
Those stove pipes roll better with a foam pool noodle the 1st time. That way you don't mangle it.
@@defiant4698 I know, i done before.. Thing is that now I didnt had the time for it, due to family before, and only had a couple of hours of light before it got dark for the day my family gave me overnight day before heading back. But i managed anyway. Have a nice xmas
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
good job
Thanks, im trying my best. Have a nice Xmas season :)
I watch lots of bushcraft and camping videos. The key is to do and share something every week with us. And we will follow you... and watch them. Study a little of what others are doing. Little 30 second video shots of leaves... snow... tree branches... your tent thru the trees... help us be there with you in our minds. We just want to leave our minds for a moment... and be somewhere else. I hope you and your family have a good Christmas season... and keep at the videos. Big smile.
Keep it up
looks like 2 tents outer where you put stove and inner where you sleep then third layer the sleeping bag got some idea but foam I heard is better then air mat for winter looks like you made it in -18C so somethings worth looking at
? Its just one tent
Bro keep it up
Thanks!
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Hi. How did the Ecoflow perform in the cold temperature? I have the river 600 and I'm thinking about upgrade the extra batterypack. Thanks/John
It works good as long you keep it dry. I found out that if it is exposed for a long time like it is in lets say a cold car during winter time the Ecoflow will inform you that it is cold. So what I have done now, it put the Ecoflow inside a thermal bag (or soft cooler, with silver walls) and everytime I come around those anti mousture bags (the kind dry meals or electronics products have) i put those inside the thermal bag where the Ecoflow is. This way its exposed to carrying the unit around like I did here on winter time, and works.
Innertents or doubleside tents and ovens helps too keeping mousture away.
@@DanielOutdoors Okey, thanks. Ecoflow seems to be a smart unit whit lots of info.
Mmust admit,very impressed with that strap on boiler,🤠 Keith France 🍷🍷🏕🔥🔥
The water boiler, isint for that stove. Im going to change the stainless steel strap on it soon. Need to find a replacement.
I don’t know if I’m reading Nortent’s website right, but for the Gamme 8 (lol what a sick looking Beast) it says that the poles are 15.2mm thick, wow is that correct?? But it doesn’t specify for Gamme 6 or Gamme 4 (and I wonder why it wouldn’t specify). Even if the Gamme 6 and 4 scale down a tad thinner it still seems insanely impressive considering that red label Hilleberg poles are 9mm thick, and black label Hillebergs are 10mm. Also…I am wondering if somewhere I could find a technical fabric comparison between Hilleberg black label’s Kerlon 1800, and the Ripstop silnylon 70D 3000mm fabric of the Gamme 6 and Gamme 8. I must be missing something, why on Earth would I want a 41” high Hilleberg Staika instead of a 73” high Gamme 6 for similar money? I mean the hot pipe is just optional, you could just never use it and treat it like a Hilleberg if you wanted to.
I never tried the Gamme 8, but the 6 poles compared too the 4 er a bit bigger. I think the 15.2mm is the diamenter in total, remember its vaccum inside. The Poles are indeed very solid, since the tent can withstand and have been tested on strong storm weather. The Gamme 6 (and 8 problaby) comes also with tent plugs that are more solid and bigger than the Gamme 4. I tested some Hilleberg tents in the past. Im pretty sure NorTent is more robust on difficult conditions. Even though I would go for Hilleberg, after NorTent when its stants to quality and detail. NorTent has a very good video on the materials and some test here too: ruclips.net/video/qnyVFxA93Jk/видео.html
And the Hot oven, for me its a must in this kind of tents, like its docent really weight nothing. The only time I dont bring the oven, if where I want to do alot of miles, on a smaller tent (wich they also prototyping these days, the Thruhike Vern Tent, is builded for thruhiking and 4 season! should be ready this upcoming spring) The Gamme on the otherhand is ment to be a Basecamp that can withstand alot, and where you can also bring alot to the woods.
@@DanielOutdoors Vaccum inside the poles? No, just ...no.
@@evilkoala81 they are like a normal tent pole, with bungee cord inside. We call them vacuum poles yes. Not Space Vacuum, silinder like with cord inside.
I have recently tried the Gamme 8 at NorTent. Its pretty big compared yes. Its hard to tell from pictures, and videos. But Gamme 8 is like super spacious compared to 6 or from 4 to 6.
@@DanielOutdoors yo now they came out with an even more incredibly robust version of the Gammes, they now have an “Extreme” version (and the original is now called the “Arctic” version. In addition they have a polycotton version too).
So the one huge advantage that Hilleberg has over Nortent is that the Hillebergs have a special knitting process that results in NEVER having to seam seal them. Oh wait there is one more advantage that goes to Hilleberg, I believe that the Hilleberg floors are thicker (100D)…however IMO the Gamme 6 and 8 floors are much less of a necessity than a Hilleberg because you can be on chairs and cots instead of being on the ground. And in regards to seam sealing…one huge advantage to the Gamme polycotton version is that it’s totally waterproof without any need of seam sealing (you just have to weather the polycotton in one time, which means just let it sit through a rain storm or spend some time dowsing it with a hose…the polycotton molecules have to take on water once before it is waterproof, it goes through some type of molecular expansion process or something. But after one session of rain/hose it is from then on waterproof).
Also, another huge advantage to Gamme polycotton version is that it’s way more NATURALLY resistant to UV damage (to the point where it’s virtually not even a factor). Down side of polycotton Gamme is it’s heavier, and probably more work involved to clean it and dry it before packing it away. And I almost forgot, also polycotton is more durable against the possibility of hot embers occasionally landing on it.
As far as Gamme polycotton vs Gamme Arctic vs Gamme Extreme as far as taking on extremely scary weather…obviously the Extreme has the Arctic beat, but I’m not sure where the polycotton ranks on the list (I might ask Nortent because I’m curious. The skeletal pole structure is the same for all three, and they only differ with their fabrics).
One more final thing, the polycotton breathes unlike synthetic tent materials, this has a couple advantages. First, condensation becomes so much less of a factor than the Arctic and the Extreme that Nortent doesn’t even need to have a separation zone between the fly and inner tent (to allow for condensation to form on the inside of fly, but outside of inner tent so that condensation can’t drip on you). In fact this is such a non-issue with the polycotton Gamme that the Gamme PC is the only version that can come with a FULL floor option! Another advantage to the polycotton version (Gamme PC) is that because it breathes you can actually use it in hot weather without it being so uncomfortably hot. In addition polycotton has “Fresher air inside, as opposed to more stale air” according to people who have been in both. Also Gamme PC will insulate and keep heat in a little better in freezing cold weather. So it actually has better climate control in both hot & cold conditions. At the end of the day this all pushed me towards changing my pre-order that I had for a Gamme 8 Exteme to a Gamme 8 PC. However I will admit this, I think that the Gamme Arctic & Extreme looks cooler than the Gamme PC. IMO all 3 are the nicest looking tents on Earth, but the black & red color scheme of the Arctic & Extreme is more bad ass looking than the much lighter colored Gamme PC.
But let’s face it, if money was no object it would be cool to own both the silnylon and the polycotton Gamme.
I d like to watch this clip from you
Thanks! More to come soon too. Not upcoming video but the next one. Im always two weeks ahead of the vids
Wana be there
You're like Daniel Boone, hardcore mountain man, there must be 100 of these set-up a tent w/a woodstove cook a meal , sleep, pack-up go home. You need to borrow a dog for the video.
I been outdoors like 30 years of my life, and like to try different thibgs instead of stick to one thing. I will get a dog, when we can, kids need to get older first and its traveling outer seas thats also a bit problematic with pets.
Bug netting on a winter tent!
Hi! It has to do with condesation flow, and ground protection. Its better with it, sleeping on a tent on winter time. Trust me i been doing this for 30 years. Manufacture also have it it written on label.
Otherwise if Im sleeping under a tarp, you dont need it. But for this trip i had electric equipment that I needed to keep dry
Du är en härlig människa! På grund av dig köpte jag för några åt sedan en Nörröna Para Ranger ryggsäck som du rekommenderade då.Den är grym och är mycket nöjd med den. Kan du även rekommendera NorTent Garvity Gold?
Norrøna Pararanger er en sekk jeg brukte i svært mange år, den er ment for å vare da den er meget solid. Jeg begynte å få litt kne problemer siden jeg ble utsett for en stygg skade ifjor, og måtte gå med i vekt, så var den sekken ikke sånn super egnet til Packrafting og store lang distanse gåing. Det er en sekk jeg anbefaler, men vent til sommer og neste år også fordi da blir det to nye ekspedisjoner riktig nok med en lettere sekk (Jeg har nemlig to nye, og skal veldig snart lage video om dette også)
Ja, jeg er meget heldig som ble kjent med NorTent tidlig, og ble god partner. Dette har jeg vært i mange år. Jeg har fått tiøbud om å ha andre sponsor og, men jeg har og takket nei til dem. Jeg har prøvd mange telt der ute som ikke holder kvalitet, eller har god detaljer. Gravity Gold, er en fantastisk basecamp. Vi har 6 fordi vi vanligvis er 4 i familie. Gamme 6 tåler kraftig storm, er frittstående telt, kan brukes alle sesonger, ser flott ut, du kan stå oppreist i det og er relativ enkelt å sette opp. Jeg liker spesielt vekt til en slikt telt, glidelås, design. Det er ikke noe problem å få denne i Norrøna Pararanger heller, men da har du ikke mer plass å gå på heller tror jeg. Det går 6 uten innertelt og 4 med innertelt, resten sover på utsiden av innerteltet.
Gamme er en telt for bruk av bil, pulk, trall eller kort distanse. Gamme 4 også, litt pga. stenger. I Gamme 4 kan jeg ikke stå oppreist, men det er god plass. Med innertelt kan det bli noe trangt for 4 dersom man har Long Wide underlag.
Om du ønsker å gå større distanser er lavvo 4 som og går fortere å sette opp, tar og mindre plass enn både Gamme 4 og 6, valget, litt på grunnen av der er det bare 1 stang. Der kan jeg og stå oppreist. Og du kan kjøpe karbonstang for å gjøre det enda lettere.
Jeg synes NorTent har super produkter, Kjetil som driver det er super dyktig øye for detaljer, og legger sjel i det han lager.
Gamme 6 er min faste basecamp og kommer.garantert til å bruke mye.fremover.
Is there any problem with spark when using a wood stove?
No the titanium stove is perfect, lightweight and have spart arrestors too. Thank you for watching
But for security reason dont use things like Pine wood to eliminate a potential pine spark
Omg!....it’s like Jim’s bond camping company inc......ya buddy better start exercising cause ya frigin forgot your inflatable television...haha....oh wait there it is......was that guy just taking a dump in an inflatable bucket?
Close, phone serve as a television some times, and dump nah, i just go dig a cat hole and uses a trail ace shuffle, and bidet. In the army we have portable bæsj and carry buckets.
Un pijama térmico y un orinal
Experencia de las fuercas armadas si senor 👌Orinal es solo una lujo, porque a fuera del Quilt habia -18 grados.
Felices Fiestas
@@DanielOutdoors -20 , -25 , Agujero en nieve que está menos fria , lona y capa de lluvia , buen saco , buena lumbre , buena compañia , al despertar , a seguir pateando... Igualmente y mucha salud !!
Fint telt, fin video og dronebilder. Ønsker deg en fin helg når den tid kommer.
Takk du også! Riktig god jul når den kommer
Dentist here…..thank you for no opening that tea with your teeth! Just more work for me!
Lol 😅👌☕
What made you go with gold over grey
Well i have, Brown, Grey, Green and Gold products from NorTent. But i really like Gold or Khaki best. It just looks cool.
Gostei bonita live, a paisagem, o local muito bonito, parabéns. ( Darcy Gonzaga maringa Paraná Brasil)
obrigad
This guy looks like he walks straight out of the Amazon warehouse with everything newWhat a way to go camping,
This guy, have never shop on Amazon and apart from the tent nothing is new, but things i bought with 30 years of experience. Its not camping either, its a test of a product before I go camping with family.
Happy holydays!
Which inner tent is this?
The one that comes with the Gamme 6
Oh my lord. What have you done to your chimney? And why didn't you use the fastners (the rings with the screws) to secure the chimney to the bottom part?
Have you ever setup titanium with 100 degrees + then let cool it down -18 celsius degrees ? No well thats what you get. Read the pinned comment. And see videoes after you see the chimney is totallly fine. The stove was also new too so its more likely that tinium contracts in and out when the material is that thin.
Same thing also happens to SilNylon it contracts when its warm, and cold.
Yes it was tighten too. Problem is you only see 5 second edited clips, instead of beeing there 48 hours og actually beeing there. ✌️
@@DanielOutdoors I have the same stove and tent. First time using it was in -21°C. So yes, I have.
@@evilkoala81 Oh well so then you know it compresses in the heat and cold exchange then? Or maybe its just me? because when It comes to tinanium stoves I have had two, and tried at least 3 more in my life that I didnt own. And some of them --25 degrees too. The coldest I have experience is -38 degrees in the army, but a different stove. So dont know why youre asking then.. Look dude I been outdoors all my life in Norway, from little kid, to outdoors classes, as a Scout and as Ex-Sgt in the army. Dont need to act like Im stupid. If you dont like what you see, save your comments and go do something better.
@@DanielOutdoors I didn't mean to offend or be mean. I was just a bit "shocked" that the pipe was so uneven/"brutalized" for the first burn since it makes it prone to keep that form after it's burned. I see that a bit on some videos but never irl on either my stoves or people around me. It's a pain in the a* to get it right the first time before the first heat has formed it - but well worth the time and effort. For me the trick was to role it up around something bit less than the stovepipes size. Like another smaller pipe or a small log/straight branch or even a couple of firewoods that hasn't been chopped yet.
But to answer your statements. Compresses in the heat and cold exchange? Well sure, it compresses a bit in the cold and expands by the heat. But in my experience it doesn't really reshape much - unless you have a chimney fire (experienced that on anothers stove (same brand)).
I don't question your experience, so you don't have to defend yourself at all. It was just about the stove pipe. And it's was more about the difference between the little I know about your background and what looked like to me - a very first attempt with setting up a titanium stove that went a bit wonky. I don't think your the least stupid. I share your outdoor background, though without the military and in Sweden instead. Outdoor life has been part of my upbringing seens I was a baby. I generally really like what I see in your channel and this part, about the stove, stood out to me and suprised me. Sorry if any feelings was hurt by my remark.
I don't know why you bring up your military background and the coldest you been out in tents, but you sure got be beaten on the lowest temp. Mine is just -29, in a snow-hut me and my friend built as children. -27 in a nortent lavvo and -24 in a hammock.
Have a lovely day.
Sincerely
/Marcus
Name or brand of the tent. Please.
NorTent Gamme 6 Gravity Gold (Nortent.com)
Way to smash the shit out of the pipe while setting it up...
I set it up recently to check it at home looks fine. Normally you should do a burn before you go, but since i didnt have time due familly, and I done this before i had to do it on the field. No worries.
Why doesn't anybody buy tents with floors?
The innertent has a half floor.
This is US??
Norway
@@DanielOutdoors I’m from Canada
@@Hike_ManCA25 Cool man :)
@@DanielOutdoors 😁
Kya aap indian ho.
Not have a clue what that means, but anyway happy new year there too!
@@DanielOutdoors from india 👀
This tent looks nice BUT ... WITHOUT FLOOR MATTING, definitely a WEAK point ! I don't think I would spend hundreds of dollars buying it though I don't know how much it cost ! !
I already told you innertent has a floor, and or you could add the floor for it too... You just havent check that it is a full optional floor for it, and its cheap too.
And btw its a strong 4 season dome tent, tested by the produsers have video tested on storm high up in the norwegian mountains.. Try to find equal 4 season high quality tents like this for less that its price...
In my 30 years of outdoor, both as ex sgt in the armed forces and previous seller for a big outdoors store, i just havent found something even close to it...
@@DanielOutdoors Seems to me you didn't say a word thru the video, so how can you say " I already told you .... " ! Besides, I don't think you're an experience camping guy as from the way you set up the chimney of the stove, it was not roll up correctly where there were many dents that would damage the chimney, eventually wouldn't last long ....
@@lorddiablo8575 Lol, check the last video and look how the pipe is.. Apparently you havent take a titanium pipe on -18 degrees havent you? Well i have done for 3 years..
@@lorddiablo8575 And btw, check on pinned comments too, thats what I ment about i told you..
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂STOVEPIPE 😂😂😂😂😂
Wait till new video, in some hours and youll see its totally fine. Only problem is, i dont think you have tested a titanium pipe in -18 with +5 inside..
There go watch my latest video and see how the stove pipe is looking lately
cooking readymade is not a fun.....cooking eating wild herbs not animals birds, is real adventure
I have done that many times, but in winter time when it get dark quick, specially when you trek for 10km, and youre late, with a family on the side, i dont have time to search for food..
Weird person don't talk at all 🤨
Hi, i do sometimes dont worry. Reason i normally dont talk these days, is due that videoes get 40 minutes long 4K thrn nobody want to watch.
What, No floor-SEND IT BACK...
Floor is not needed lol. Snow as insolator normally does the job but you know i do have one for it too, in fact both floorprint and innertent too.