Storm Camping in Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, Thunder and Lightning - New OneTigris Tent Test
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2022
- In this Episode, it's a Testing Grounds Adventure and heavy rain, storms with Thunder and Lightning are on the way.
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Hey Luke! Thank you so much for what you do. I haven’t made it through all your videos yet, but I’m trying! I was actually wondering if you ever considered doing a video where you show how you store, dry out , etc your gear when the adventure is over. I’d love to know how you dry out your stuff and store it after these very rainy adventures. Cheers!
That would be an interesting video idea you've come up with.
I like that idea also. Funny I never thought about it.
Great idea 💡
That would be interesting!
Would be great to see that. Sometimes the hard part …😊
I love the fall and winter season where we really get the heavy rain tent tests.
I totally agree with what you said about black bears. They are inquisitive and if they are used to you being around, not much will scare them off. When I was young we had black bears visit us every single summer, without fail. There was a small creek/river (loaded with salmon and trout) that ran through the back of my dad's property and an orchard full of fruit trees. It was bear heaven. My dad basically taught us kids to leave the bears alone and eventually they will leave. We didn't have any problems with them, though the claw marks on the apple tree outside my dad's bedroom window kind of unnerved him a bit...lol
i'm 6'7" i hate one person tents they're never big enough. good to see that there are a few companies out there that are getting the idea bigger people exist lol.
At 6'5", I agree. While specs on websites help a little, I kind of wish this aspect was more directly addressed by various RUclipsrs on a variety of gear.
I'm tiny compared to you (6'), but very broad across my shoulders with a large chest. The thing that bugs me in the camping world is the width of light weight sleeping mats... the length is always fine (for me, probably not for you :)), but I wish they made them a bit wider.
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@@r1m.dog78 I'm big dude, so width is important too. I've basically given up on the idea of going ultralight. 😂
I’m 6’1” and I dislike small tents, its not just the ability to lie straight, it’s difficult not to touch the tent accidentally with your feet or your head. more old fashioned flat ended tents are better for this. In fact in my opinion the old fashioned tent is a more useful shape overall , You know, 1’ high walls are the least of it.
Although I enjoy the winter camps the best, I enjoy all of yours. You are quite the gentlemen. I have so enjoyed the camp's you share with your wife. As I am a married man of 53 years, I really appreciate the respect you have for your bride. These days I don't know why so many men treat wives as a competition. My wife and I enjoy sharing our strength and weakness and usually end up laughing beyond. Have you ever given any thought to the amount of people that have actually survived the extreme outdoors thanks to your efforts. I spend many days and weeks in the Nevada Desert, sometimes with Nevada BLM, advising on certain things. Keep up the great work and enjoy your adventures. I send blessings to you and your especially young Luke he sure is becoming a man. Jack Wolf
I can't get over how many camera set-ups you do for each of these videos. The production quality is just top-notch. Keep up the great work, mate!
Thank you for your kind words! I couldn't agree more about the production quality of the video. Speaking of quality, have you checked out the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's an amazing backup power solution for outdoor adventures. With its massive capacity, fast recharging, and waterproof technology, it's perfect for ensuring uninterrupted power supply during stormy camping trips. You should definitely consider it for your outdoor gear collection. Keep up the great work exploring the great outdoors!
@@user-hh6ex9md4w This comment is definitely 10000% AI written, btw, just so everyone knows lol
Love the RUclips channel Luke .Another cool video .The footsteps you heard a few episode's ago they were definitely human in origin
Yes that’s what I thought I said it sounded like an echo of him walking
Thanks for the video love the sound of the rain it’s peaceful merry Christmas to all
Great stuff on the Land Cruiser Luke! They have been a staple here in Australia for decades. They just keep going, you can't kill them. Looking forward to the upcoming adventures in the new 'Cruiser. If you get yourself a roof rack (or if it already has one) you can throw on a rooftop tent and a 270 degree awning and you have a comfortable camp set up in minutes...
Patrols are better 😆
@@danielcook4532 😂 Someone had to say it! Both very capable machines...
I really enjoy seeing and listening to your "chats" with us about gear and your adventures, both past and future ones. The series with your "new" Land Cruiser" will be exciting. I chuckle when I see you unpack your gear from multiple bags and pouches. I have been referred to as the Bag Man by hiking friends. I am now an addicted nomad van lifer and I still store my gear in Plano storage containers filled with storage bags and pouches. Everything is neat and tidy. I have been watching many Japanese You Tubers in van's and other vehicles to pick up ideas, new innovations and methods of culinary preparations. You have shown us several items thus far and I hope you continue to do so. I particularly like watching a gentleman who travels in a Hiace van. He reminds me of you as he uses a lot of tactical pouches and bags on molle mounts on a van wall. His te techniques are simple and highly efficient. BTW, I noticed a ladder on your cabin. I need to mount one on my van but I want a white one like yours.
Thanks for your wonderful films. I love my UK wild camping and get great pleasure from all your reviews.
Right now they are helping heal from a really bad illness and giving me hope. Keep being awesome. THanks
Thanks Luke, this over night camping trip was a thrill to watch!🌲⛺️🌲
It’s flipping freezing 🥶 in the Uk. It’s not been above freezing 🥶 for over a week. Well I say, the UK 🇬🇧. Lancashire. It’s definitely come early this year???? 😢❤❤❤
_8 in stockport all week in the day
Just love these wet weather adventures, happy to sit in the warm and watch some serious weather
Thank you for making all these fantastic videos! You're
the Best !!!
Love seeing you review all these Japanese products. Been living in Japan for 6+ years. Been seeing a lot of new stuff that surprises me every time I go to a camping/outdoor store.
Finally! Luke mentions being followed.
Luke those were bipedal footsteps. Your footsteps were either echoing back to you or, someone or something on two legs was near.
And the cotton canvas chair is why I still love a canvas tent ⛺️. Just call me old fashioned. They are warmer and less blowy 💖🇬🇧👍🏴🤷♀️
Hey I love all of your tent videos the test nights in the reviews They are awesome and your adventure videos are awesome as well Love the music you put in your videos. I love the rain at the beginning of the videos. I can sleep to the sound of rain. I like it when it is coming down and hitting your tent. Hopefully I can go out camping soon. Haven’t been in a while.
Another fine video, Luke. I love the way you made it all work out well. You've added a tarp over the entrance or vestibule area. That's what the company of that tent needed .. a working vestibule with zippers and flap coverage.
Also congratulations on your new vehicle acquisition. Nice!
I would love to see your reviews on large heaters like Mr. Buddy Heaters using both 1 lb propane can and a 20 lb can. Thanks!
I like you enjoy taking on Mother Nature.. I enjoy your Videos most of all. I just returned from a 4 day trip into the Mountains and enjoyed two big storms. Sadly no Snow. I used a SnugPak Ionusphere with cheap Walmart 10/8 Tarp and never got wet....I am pleased to see and watch someone actually testing all the new gear instead of some marketing maggot fabrication.. Especially your Food and Cook Gear. I use a Toaks 750ml pot and for 20 years a Sno-Peak Stove and Lantern...My Truck, 2003 Tacoma Ex.cab 4x4 with a Bed Cover. Never been stuck and narrow enough no forest service road scratches on the sides and I have pulled out fords jeeps and rams... 20,000 miles of Desert and about the same for the Forest. Right now 323,686 on the Od.. Not one major part failure...Driven around the entire U.S. 4 times...
I love that your a Toyota fan and that you purchased a Land Cruiser can’t wait to see it and have your review on that as well. I am also a huge Toyota Fanatic I own 3 of them
2013 Toyota Highlander
2004 Toyota Solara convertible
2003 Toyota Celica GTS
Won’t buy anything else cause they last forever with low maintenance. Thanks for the video, keep up the good work!
Ohhh I'm excited to hear your thoughts on that heater! I've seen them and always wondered. 👍🏼
Thanks for yet another great video Luke! You are lucky living in such a beautiful area. I have been to the "US northern south" and I loved it. Anyone who visits there without going hiking is a fool :) Scandinavia is similar, but it gets much colder in the winter so comfortable outdoors life is only 3 seasons. I think it's good how you often remind about how the brain plays games on you, especially when you are tired, cold and hungry. I have been in situations where I thought I was in full control, but in reality had no clue. All due to darkness and stress. Keep up the good work. /Peace from Sweden!
Another nice video Luke and I am really interested in the heater. As for the foot steps on the other outing, I agree with you about it more than likely being a bear. Even here on the NC coast, the bear population seems to be on the rise as well as coyote and deer ;-)
Really enjoyed the rain an wind. Sound was great. I didn't know that about David. I have watched missing 411 video. I enjoyed it a great deal as a form of entertainment mostly. Your take on bears and hypothermia are spot on. Deer are like pests at night and for some who don't do allot of camping I can see how they would easily spook. The video was great Luke thanks again.
Congrats on the purchase of the new adventure vehicle, can't wait to see it. Thanks for all you do I really enjoy all your vids
All smiles here Luke about your Land Cruiser. I can't wait to see it sounds like it's going to be a whole adventure with the stove, sink and bed in the back.
Thank you Luke for another informative video, can't wait for the next one, thanks for all your efforts.
When are you going to renovate the shed ? I tune in daily hoping to see an update. Love your videos.
Watching your channel reminds me of all the camping my exhusband and I did back in the 80s, 90s. We camped in rain, snow, all kinds of weather. It was a great experience, all of them. I have woken in 4 inches of water inside my tent while camping on an Island in the middle of the Kenai River. Kinda made me mad. Ex told me that I was just sweating at 4 am. Nope. Still wouldn't change a thing about it!
I love the storm camping keep them coming!
I'm from Mississippi and bad weather camping I want to express. This video must been the weather we just got a couple days ago. It got bad here
I absolutely love watching motorcycle camping! I love when it’s rainy and windy.
Great tarp set up. Will probably be getting one myself. Cheers, Luke!
-Veset
It's just like camping with a good low maintenance friend, who knows everything about camping. So fun!
What an awesome experience, thanks for sharing. Loved the rain and thunder.
Looking forward to see the new landrover.
First off thanks for the work you put in. You help alot of ppl make choices that work for them and where they can save money. Great watch as always.. but now I want this tent too.. thanks Luke (sarcastically) lol very best 🍻
Good one Luke. I enjoy these more informal trips.
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother thank you for sharing your adventures and your reviews of equipment
Love the sound of the barred owls .Very easy to pick them out
One thing to remember about propane and butane heaters is one by-product of the heat is moisture lots of it . Always enjoy your videos look for new ones when I wake up each morning. Cheers!!
I don’t ever comment but I love the beginning of this episode, the music the way you rolled in so cool great content always and love it when you And Suzy camp together. 🎉 be safe
Love when you test varicose tents in the various elements' it is helpful when purchasing. Sweet little heater love the size. I agree with you regarding the panels to give more protection. congratulations on purchasing your land cruiser look forward to seeing that . I am guessing it is red in colour guess i will wait and see. great video . . Ontario, Canada
I absolutely love your videos! Thank you for all you do.
Luke, really enjoy your spot-on reviews on camping gear, would like to see you do an overnighter or 2 using only your favorite and or best gear..........cheers !!
Another great video! Thanks! Hey Luke, it would be interesting if you put a game camera outside at night so you could see who/what all the footsteps were made by. Just a thought. Cheers!
I second this idea.... You'd be suprised by exactly what all will visit your campsite at night while you're asleep. A good trail camera just makes for even more cool footage.
@@stevenfetterman916 I third it - i've got one and theyr'e great.No Bigfoot so far but a big nose and a big butt !
Thank you Luke for testing the one tigris tent, I have been thinking about getting one.. and I do like the tarp idea too..♥awesome video.
Great video, Luke! Strength & honor!
Congratulations on the Japanese Land Cruiser. Of all the outdoor channels I've watched over the years, yours is the only one I've stayed with. I still go back and watch those older videos for gear ideas. You seem like a genuine guy and I'm happy to see good things happen to a good person.
Terrific, Luke! Thanks for sharing this wonderful video!
Happy Festivities for you and yours.
Take care, stay safe!
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I just love the rain videos ! , why not set up some trail cameras around your tent just to see what’s snooping around you at night , 👍🖖✌🏻
Great video Luke . I have had a Cupid heater for about 4 years now . They are great heaters , but it is a small heater for a small area . They will run about 4 hours on a bottle. The other tip is at temp at or below freezing it will not lite on a half full bottle . You need to put a new bottle on and preferably one you have warmed up some how . Maybe roll it in a hand warmer and a towel . Thanks
I was wondering how long the heater would heat with a full butane canister.
I converted 8 Oz for butane into grams and figured 4 hours based on the products specifications 🔥.
You made it easier and proved my math!
Always love these rain/storm camping videos! 🤙🏼
I'm starting to feel like you brag to much for me . I agree with testing camping equipment, but now your bragging to much on what you can afford to buy for personal use. A poor person like me can't afford fancy stuff .
@@avisburleson3145 Umm… what? Lol And how does the content someone chooses to make on their own channel have anything to do with how much money you make? I also do not make much money, but it’s channels like this that make me feel confident that I am buying quality gear, instead of wasting the little money I have. This channel isn’t here to throw us a pity party and you aren’t forced to watch.
@Avis Burleson Not sure how testing a full range of gear can come across as bragging. He's always seemed pretty humble , and fair to me.
It's his JOB to do You Tube reviews... and all sorts of people .. both financially well off AND low budget, depend on his educated observations.
I'm pretty sure that any You Tuberer who came across as a 'braggart' would never gather even a fraction of the following that this channel has.
Might I suggest you give him another try... with new eyes.
Luke ,,I love to see you testing out gear it helps us know what’s reliable ,,thank you so much ,
You genuinely cant go wrong with a LandCruiser mate. Pretty epic 4x4s. They sell for crazy money here in Scotland. I opted for a classic Landrover at the time.No comparison in hindsight.
Greetings Luke, like the new look( beard) . Thanks for all you do to bring great content. I enjoy all your videos but my favorite is anything rain related.Blessings and Guidance to you and your family for the holiday season and coming year.
Quick tip on the Predator Generator, take the filter out of the spark arrestor. It tends to get gummed up and cause the generator to stop working. I use two of these on our Food truck and Food trailer and this trick had made a huge difference. Best of luck and thank you for all you do.
Luke👍👍 Great testing camp out. Tent looks good for the most part, I could see the problems with more than one person. Wondered about the lower vent during the rain/wind scenario. It ain't TOGR without rain in the mix...mostly. Next Generation Backpacking Meal??? Hmm! I bet the Kovea heater is hungry, might need several cans with you. Thanks for a stellar video once again, well done. See ya next time.
Hey Luke I agree with you about making sides for the awnings I kind of thought about that with a lot of tense and stuff that they made they can make zip on ones or they can even make some that are automatically sewed in and gathered up in the door part where you can unzip room and they will fall into place. But I agree with you. Have a good day Luke.
Hi greetings from upstate Ny! Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing with us viwers!! Keep up the amazing work!!! Strength and honor!
ELL, that was fun and interesting. I am excited to see your new Toyota. I set up my Tacoma for over-nightingale, but became dissatisfied and traded it in for a RAV4. That was a big mistake and I finally settled on the 4Runner which is just perfect for my needs. However, your description of your new vehicle is intriguing. I think your evaluation of the tent awning was kind. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a tent appendage that was so non-functional. Your adaptation using the tarp really made your experience more enjoyable. You saved yourself from being trapped inside the tent. Tents without a bottom are problematic due to wind and water invasion. I would mod the tent with numerous grommets and stake-down the sides to reduce the openings. Then I would gather debris and pile it around the perimeter. And, while the ventilation is awesome (a good thing), the opening also allows forest critters full access to your sleeping area and those mice will destroy your gear before you wake up. Also, snakes and spiders are creepy too. Yeah, I don’t like free access to my sleeping area which is why I sleep in the 4Runner, or a hammock. Excellent review of the chair. I’m going to look into that high-backed model. Thanks for the link. Ciao
Thanks for sharing your experience with the new tent and the small heater,that cassette stove folded up quite nicely and compact. Thanks again for sharing and hope you have a good Christmas 👍.
Thrilling episode! particularly the risotto making
You have some very lovely and generous followers! What a blessing!
I was thinking the same thing about the awning. Seems like some panels sewn into the door openings, like what Pomoly has on the Stovehut only 1/2 or 3/4 of thw way down, would help protect better from inclement weather while still allowing a more open awning area.
Your Wolf Mt camp area is just perfect... it's a treat to enjoy nature through your eyes. As for a new vehicle... definitely an Ixs Nay on the motor cycle. Your ultimate choice sounds just right... maybe even ... Thrilling!
Stay safe my friend. 🌲🦌⛺️
Luke, I, personally, was totally thrilled watching you rehydrate your chow. Also, your critique of that coffee is the same as mine.
I am An American working in South Korea. Kovea is like the Walmart of camping stores here in Korea. There are actually 2 Kovea outlets around me. They make really good gear. Tents mmm they are alright. but the gear is awesome. You have that heater i have the smaller one i use for backpacking and it works awesome. Here in Korea CAR camping (glamping) is big here. You can get anything from any company SOTO, Hilleberg, etc..... Love your vids keep it up
Love the little heater. I have one which is very much like that, it's called a "MARKSMAN". It runs on the same canister as that one you had. Gives about 4 -5 hours burn time on one canister when set to low heat.
Had a very similar tent from Kelty in the early 70s. Don't remember dimensions, but it was big enough and light enough (when I was much younger) to serve two adults and two kids for backpacking.
There are a lot of camping vids. Out there and they are all good but I like this channel and I have enough trust in his skills and am confident if I follow his instructions I can camp safely and have fun, my son has this tent and he likes it. It is a very nice tent I borrowed it to try it to see if I want to add that to my tent collection
Nice Camp-n-coffee on a Fall day !
Can't wait to see your LC 80 series....All the best Luke 👍👍
Camping in it stock to start off with. Love that idea. I'm an SUV guy. Love them. Can't wait to see yours.
Thank u for sharing ur rainy adventure,Luke...we're waiting for ur nxt journey,cheers✌✌✌
black sunglasses in winter .... strong sun in carolina .. great review
Awesome video plan buying all the gear you tested. I’m excited to see the Land Cruiser too
another great one,, can't come soon enough to see the new addition you will be driving. Was a wet one,
Just bought this, as a 6ft4 guy its very nice having the extra leg room and plenty of head room. My only compaint is the no guy line on the back thing, have yet to try it in very windy conditions, was ok in decently windy conditions though and has been flawless in persistant rain. I've found that the porch area needs alot of 'tinkering' to find a setup that works for you, I've just been using a pair of treking poles and guy lines, one high/one low based on wind direction has worked well for me, nice area for my 1T chair and a small table with cooking gear on.
Another negative, No proper light attachment point, Might have to try MacGyver some kind of anchor point around the part where the tent pole pushes up in the middle.
So far though, very impressed with it, thx
Nice rainy video, thank you again, is there a bigfoot who knows!,keep safe xx
Hello, how is Susie and the kids ? I hope everyone is doing good. I love your videos they remind me of Arkansas,a little town called Cherry Valley it's a beautiful place I miss it. Keep up the wonderful work. God Bless you and yours.
Excellent; as always..... thanks!
I love Cafe Bustelo strong coffee great video review keep it up
I’d like to see some good winter hiking boot reviews…I know there are some out there but you tell it like it is…NO BS
Yes, could you please show us the dry-out/clean up of the wet tents. Thank you for letting me camp with you.
another a+ luke. love the adventures
Awesome content ,love your videos. A true inspiration!
Merry Christmas to you and family Luke. Best part is how much I agree with all your comments. Thanks
Oh snap, I can’t wait to see this land cruiser!!
I am 6 feet 5 tall and I really dislike regular sized tents and sleeping bags😁. I love big tents like this. Thanks for reviewing it.
great video. Thank you. Cheers.
The size is awesome and it is a very big tip!
Great tent! Thanks, for reviewing it. I'm starting research tents and heaters for some camping next fall. This tent and the heater seem like candidates. I'm even interested in the chair. The fact that it can be adjusted really piqued my interest. My back is horrible. Three surgeries, two autoimmune diseases that are eating my spine as well as aging makes finding comfortable seating in the best of circumstances difficult, let alone camping.
I'm totally with you on the black bear. Like you said, typical behavior for this time of year as they are desperately trying to pack on those last few pounds before they bed down. I remember watching that episode and wondering if you had bears in that ecosystem.
Thanks, for all you do and I'm stoked to see the new toy!
Can’t wait to see the new Japanese buggy. You are going to have a blast with that set of wheels.
Another good one Luke!
The info for the wind blocking ability of the chair is useful Luke
Great review Luke.
have a Merry Christmas & safe New Year mate. Best wishes to you & familty. Greetings from Australia.
I just got my 'Strength and Honor' hoodie and it's amazing and high quality! Love it and recommend it to everyone!
I have enjoyed this review. Thanks
Great musical entro, shows your musing side.❤🇺🇸
I'm glad you're reviewing these tents, they're not as light as typical "ultralight"tents, but they're VERY light for a standard tent. I plan on using this model with a trekking pole+extender to save on weight. I can't wait for your full review on this!
Maybe look into elastic packstraps as used by bikepackers and such. With two of those, i often connect two trekking poles to make a long one, and this setup works great for tents/tarp setups like the tetra. Then you could save on the extender.
@@SuperTrooperC thank you for the idea. I'll look into it. As of right now, I'm looking at the z-packs 10-in trekking pole extender
@@SuperTrooperC my main reason for using an extender instead of two poles is that I only hike with one pole.