I don’t mean to double comment you but I wanted to say. A few years ago, I knew nothing about bushcraft and the basic nuances of survival. Watching your videos has proved quite fruitful. I’ve even gotten my girlfriend to watch them with me because, according to her, you’re not condescending or depicting a know it all disposition. I’ve learned so many practical use techniques to employ on camping trips and the like. I just wanted to say thanks because your knowledge has empowered me. Thanks again, Lonnie. You’re a true gentleman with integrity (and bushcraft skills) 😎🥂
Yup , best day tent around. Beats a wall tent anyday 👌 I bought mine when I first saw Survival Russia set it up at his homestead. I have the Up-2 tent with 2 large cots , insulated floor and stove. All shipped door to door for $1500 from Siberia Russia. Its 11.5 feet across at bottom. Can't say enough about this 2 liner tent. Comes with so much on the inside. Love it , Love it , Love it 👌👍👍👍👍 can be used as a sauna too 😄
@@richardpearce2186 don't get me wrong , Wall Tents are great , just more expensive , harder to set up , and very heavy. I guess I should rephrase my "opinion" , because if I were younger and lived in Maine or Canada 🇨🇦 , I would have a Wall Tent set up for the entire winter. So I only say its better because of ease of set up. I paid $1500.00 for UP-2 Tent 11.6 feet in diameter , two large cots , insulated floor and stove. Its double lined too.
@Richard Pearce I have owned so many tents that I do not know how many. I currently have probably at least a dozen. I had "Alaska Tent And Tarp" in Anchorage Alaska make me a custom made top of the line traditional canvas wall tent. It was 12 X 14 feet with 4 foot sidewalls, stove jack and sod cloth. It was a heavy grade of canvas. Top quality all the way. I ended up selling it. It weighed 80 pounds for just the tent alone, was difficult and VERY time consuming to set up since I did the set up the traditional way and had to go out each time I set it up to find appropriate spruce poles for the frame before I could erect the tent. A lot of times I was tired and just wanted to get the tent set up and get the stove going ASAP. It required a large stove to keep it warm. I had a barrel stove kit on a 30 gallon barrel for my stove. That stove really was not quite big enough and I should have had a 55 gallon barrel stove for the very cold weather. As I said, I ended up selling it because it just was not very practical for me. I now have both the UP2 as well as the UP5 with insulated floors and appropriate stoves for each. I just had my UP5 out this past week and it sure was comfortable. My UP5 only takes me about 15 minutes to set up by myself and I'm ready to insert the stove and start making the tent warm and comfortable. The UP5 takes me that long because I stake it out first before erecting in order to enable me to erect by myself. The UP2 takes even less time since I do not need to stake it out before erecting. I had the UP2 out last winter at 16 degrees below zero Fahrenheit and Connie and I were very comfortable inside in our shirt sleeves and with out outside clothing. I am sure that the UP5 with the large Caminus stove that i have for it will be just as warm and comfortable in extreme cold though I have only had it out in about 15 degrees above zero so far. So for me personally, I would take these UP series tents over the traditional canvas wall tent any day. The wall tents are definitely tried and proven over generations to be very capable tents. However these UP series tents exceed them in cold weather comfort, ease of set up, as well as weight especially when one considers the size and weight of the stoves needed to comfortably heat each. Wall tents can be made to be more comfortable as someone commented above. One can add tarps to the wall tents to give them a second layer that will improve insulative qualities as well as add insulated flooring such as several layers of tarps etc. The UP series tents already have those additions built in to the existing tent or as an accessory such as in the case of the insulated floor.
I had to get one. Just love it for winter camping. Thank you Lonnie and Connie for another great video. I've been a big fan of you both and Lars from Survival Russia.
Спасибо отлично! Whenever, you or Mike Barton do a review I'll listen. Through the years, I've learned so much from you both, that when a product is available that come along, it's well worth the time. This particular system, in my opinion, is one of the most versatile and time saving pieces of kit to come along for some time. I have to admit, the designers of this system covered just about everything. Thank you and Mrs. Far Northwest for featuring this product for review; and to our Russian friends for offering the opportunity for you try it. God bless!
I'm still amazed when I come across a video I've never seen. Again, I know I've seen a video of yours because I give it a like before it even starts. Thank you!
Even the bag engineering by the zippers going all the way to bottom of the bag shows the thought and attention to the engineering in this awesome product. It's often the little things I find in my gear that determine how well made something is. Thanks Lonnie and enjoy living large in your camo castle👍
Aside from all the zippers, hooks and other conveniences it has, the camouflage coloring is my favorite aspect of it. I still have my green 12x12 Coleman tent and love it. The last time I used it was about 12 years ago in a Florida campground. I was surrounded by neon colored tents that looked more like a human habiitrail with tunnels going from one bubble to another
I know Lars from Survival Russia loves these tents. I suspect you may have seen that. I know he follows your channel, and I thought I had seen you comment on his videos before.
That is a excellent sporting tent for camping, ice fishing, hunting for 3 day trips or longer hunts! I’m glad you, and Connie have this beautiful tent set-up to enjoy in your later year’s!
This is an amazing and infinitely versatile tent. I hope whoever designed it has been properly rewarded and compensated, because it appears they thought of everything! Thank you, Lonnie for a very detailed, thorough review. You did a stellar job and I really enjoyed this video! 👍👍👍👍
I've been watching your videos for a while. As someone who grew up hunting and camping in the woods of Vermont and knows a thing or two about wilderness survival, you are the ultimate survivalist. I even watch your videos on things I already know how to do, simply because you often have discovered a few little tricks I haven't yet. You've taught me so much, I love how careful you are to make sure everything is shown and explained clearly. The review was little off your style, but I enjoyed it a lot. It makes me wish I could afford this awesome tent lol. Keep up the great videos, my friend. A few of your techniques have already helped me stay warm when I lost track of time on a hunting trip and ended up having to camp out for the night. I used the fire reflector design you've shown in your videos to heat a tarp shelter (also designed after one of yours, with a few tweaks), and I was nice and toasty all night.
I was on the fence about this tent until I saw this review. I had seen a few others, but this one was the most thorough. I am getting this one for sure.
That tent is amazing. Its incredible to see how far the technology has come since I slept under a canvas scout tent with wooden poles as thick as a man's arm.
I have watched a lot of Bushcraft vedios. This is the best Tent I have ever seen.The makers of this tent know what Is needed in a tent.I don't know how much it cost but it Is worth every penny . Well done to the manufacturer!
Good to see Connie, too! Nice review, sir ... I can see why you were happy to do it. Very nice 4 season shelter system and reasonably priced. Now that I have my tent stove, this seems to be a good option. Thanks to you both for another great video! God Bless
in the corp we hauled around packs all day that if they were 50 lbs we thought they were light!... ok, ok, that was 50 years ago.. these days it is the 50 grams packs that I haul.. I think this is the same tent Lars from survival Russia uses.. They sure are sweet tents.. thanks guys.. carry on stay free from the corona..
This was a thorough great instructional/review! I totally love the set up you have specifically! This is a must have for us...just as you demonstrated. If YOU make a review of anything...it's got to be good! I appreciate you and Connie!
That is one heck of a tent Lonnie! A tent inside a tent ! Air is the best insulator! That thing is made to stay somewhere a while. What a great base camp that would be. The window is a nice touch! I gotta say, for a guy that doesn't like to do reviews, you sure are good at it. With a beautiful stove to go with it! The window on the stove is awesome! Thanks for the review . -Justin
What up bro, Lonnie is the man. I saw your video with cross country skiing and that hike up that mountain that got rough. I camped once made a video and left Maine , now I’m back to work in New York and miserable. Continue to enjoy yourself in upper New England, wonderful place and beautiful people 😊❤️🇺🇸☃️❄️🛷⛺️
@@lordmarshall5239 Yes , Lonnie is the man! He has a lot to teach. One can learn a lot from a man like him. That trip in on the skis was awesome! Good times. Lots of snow on that mountain! Made for quite the adventure . I hope you get a chance to get back outside and camping sometime soon. Good to hear from you. Take care. - Justin
No expense spared. Very nice. High quality. No wonder you jumped right on that and shared it with us. The boys in Russia did some fine work on this. I imagine I'd have to sell my house to purchase this tent, but It would be worth every penny. Thanks for a solid review video. Tell Connie I say thanks for her usual great camera work, I think I don't express my appreciation for her enough for her part in this great channel. While I'm at it, in a long distance kind of way, I love you both, Phresh. Catch you next time.
I have always liked seeing the differences in designs between different countries. That thing is well designed and the fact it's taller than you, other than the stove has got to be my favorite feature.
Thank you. I've had it with being cold and uncomfortable when camping. Due to injuries, my back packing days are over so I instead of carrying everything on my back, I carry it in my truck. This will be my next tent.
Thanks for the review.its hard to find out how real these tents are.when I was younger I lived in a teepee at 11.500ft.had a double wall.very comfortable.even threw the storms.glad to see this in a tent.
Спасибо что похвалили, особенно за тёплый пол. Тем более я, давно ценю Вашу передачу и Вашу отличные толковые типи и жизнь в суровых условиях! Спасибо Вам что Вы у нас есть, крепкого здоровья Вам и Вашей половине! Пусть Мир будет Вашему дому!
Beautifully explained and demonstrated. Well done! Great bit of kit, well thought out and with two layers, I guess in summer months if needed, you could peel off the outer layer, and do away with the insulated ground cover.
What a well thought out tent! They really thought of everything. You did an "awesome" job of showing all the features Lonnie. I wonder if Lars will watch and comment on this???? Lars are you watching????
Lars was riding the Trans-Siberian rail as of yesterday. I don't think he'll be commenting for a while. If I understood correctly, he had to go back to Denmark to handle some bureaucratic matter.
One of the best tents I have seen, very well thought out and good quality materials. The Stove is nice too, and though I understand the engineering behind it, I still can’t get used to the pipe being at the front of the stove, but that’s just me, it still is a well designed stove and I like the heat shields.
Congratulations, Lonnie. I know you and Connie will put the tent and stove to good use. I've seen their products on Survival Russia. Lars thinks very highly of them. He also thinks highly of you. Far North Bushcraft and Survival and Survival Russia are two of my favorite channels and you and Lars are the two most genuine and experienced experts on RUclips, as well as excellent teachers. God bless. See you in the next video.
Right on about " Swedish Army Capt. Lars " ! . ( my good friend , along with Mors K. from Canada. We all will miss Mr Mors .) Good people, exact Inst. People around the World call me " Mtn Mel ". I am Ret . USN 59-82 , SERE - POW Inst. / Para -,Rigger ./ VN Advisor . Now in Colorado at my tipi camp. Been watching Lonnie , like to met him for sure ! but doubtful f I'll trip to Alaska .. Got to get back to visit our mtn Negritos in the P.I. And back to Sweden. And England . And Finland. Plus Australia --,lots of ol survival friends around the World. , Ha. Excuse my.mumbling ,it's 0300 here at 7,000 ft. I hope you all will contact me , call, write, email, stop by .! Sincerely standing by . Mel Deweese and Aussie Molly Blue .
Love this guy, love this channel, so educational. Boys like this will be the ones that survive whatever badness we’re enduring right now. You all know something just doesn’t feel right at the minute. Big love and stay safe from the tropical climes of Glasgow Scotland 🏴
Cool tent! You might want to get a portable carbon monoxide detector for the tent. They can be clipped to a sleeping bag or worn around your neck. The one I’ve used in my job is smaller than a cellphone and weighs 4 ounces. There are even smaller ones that you can use as a key fob.
Amazing tent. I think it's pretty difficult for most to understand the winter conditions at our latitudes. Shelter is absolutely critical for the outdoors. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the next one.
What a fantastic setup! I would love to get one of these tent-stove combos. Thanks for the great review and best of luck to you and your wife in this new year!
This is a nice setup. I have the NorTent Gamme 4 and Medium Nomad Stove, but I might have to look into this for my yard. Seems a little difficult to move, that's really what attracted me to the Gamme, is that it wasn't crazy heavy for a hot tent.
From the look of the camo putter skin, I would not have guessed the inside would be so incredibly bright. No excuse to oversleep in the mornings once the sun rises.
I hope to be camping in my UP5 version of this tent in about a month and looking forward to it. I think you will enjoy yours as I know I sure do. I have many winter camping tents but the UP2 & UP5 are my favorites for comfort when it is really cold. Nothing else will keep me as warm and comfortable in below 0 Fahrenheit cold.
I really enjoy your videos. I'm always fascinated how you build your shelters, and how you keep warm in the winter. Unfortunately my health won't let me do that, but I'm fascinated watching your videos.
Gentleman done a wonderful job showing how to set this turn up the right way and it looks like a very good tent and I myself am going to purchase one thank you for such a great video it definitely helped sell this tent
Wow. That is almost a motel. Nice. Thank you for being so thorough on covering it's function and features and being honest in your opinion. Can't wait for part 2. That stove looks awesome.
They also make an Arctic cover for these tents so that they would have three layers. That should keep the heated tent warm regardless of how cold the temps get. The tent as is is easy to keep quite toasty in quite cold weather. So far we have had our UP-2 down to 16 degrees Fahrenheit below zero and were very comfy. I imagine however that your weather there (Interior) would get considerably colder in outside temperatures.
Survival Russia uses that tent all the time and has done many reviews on that tent. I'm saving up for a tent like that for winter camping and icefishing.. 😍👍😍👍
This was yet another excellent video. I know you rarely do reviews but I'm glad you did this one because I have seriously been wanting to buy a nice tent and this one was on the top of my list. It's just unfortunate at the time I'm watching this, they are currently out of stock. But this video you made provided the last bits of information I needed to know this was the tent I want and need. Thank you sir!
Connie and Lonnie 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Being it has “pack straps” once the tent is set up you can use the Duffel type bag to gather resources back to the tent. Nice Camo pattern. 9:44 Sasquatch sighting ? My bad. 😁👍🏻
Please follow the below link for more info about the UP-2 tent and the Caminus M stove if interested.
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Heck yeah! If you hadn't done this review I would not have known they made these! I have to go get one of these right away!!
🤜🏻👍🤛🏻♡♡♡
Nice product review, hope they paid u for the work u did 😂 sold one to me, thanks
@@jamesspark7415 glad you liked it. I enjoy my tents. I have both the UP2 and the UP5. Good tents.
I don’t mean to double comment you but I wanted to say. A few years ago, I knew nothing about bushcraft and the basic nuances of survival. Watching your videos has proved quite fruitful. I’ve even gotten my girlfriend to watch them with me because, according to her, you’re not condescending or depicting a know it all disposition. I’ve learned so many practical use techniques to employ on camping trips and the like.
I just wanted to say thanks because your knowledge has empowered me. Thanks again, Lonnie. You’re a true gentleman with integrity (and bushcraft skills) 😎🥂
Yup , best day tent around. Beats a wall tent anyday 👌
I bought mine when I first saw Survival Russia set it up at his homestead. I have the Up-2 tent with 2 large cots , insulated floor and stove. All shipped door to door for $1500 from Siberia Russia. Its 11.5 feet across at bottom. Can't say enough about this 2 liner tent. Comes with so much on the inside.
Love it , Love it , Love it 👌👍👍👍👍 can be used as a sauna too 😄
Why is it better than a walled tent? A 10x10 wall tent has a lot of room inside too.
@@richardpearce2186 don't get me wrong , Wall Tents are great , just more expensive , harder to set up , and very heavy. I guess I should rephrase my "opinion" , because if I were younger and lived in Maine or Canada 🇨🇦 , I would have a Wall Tent set up for the entire winter. So I only say its better because of ease of set up. I paid $1500.00 for UP-2 Tent 11.6 feet in diameter , two large cots , insulated floor and stove. Its double lined too.
@@richardpearce2186 1500 with the stove?
@Richard Pearce I have owned so many tents that I do not know how many. I currently have probably at least a dozen. I had "Alaska Tent And Tarp" in Anchorage Alaska make me a custom made top of the line traditional canvas wall tent. It was 12 X 14 feet with 4 foot sidewalls, stove jack and sod cloth. It was a heavy grade of canvas. Top quality all the way. I ended up selling it. It weighed 80 pounds for just the tent alone, was difficult and VERY time consuming to set up since I did the set up the traditional way and had to go out each time I set it up to find appropriate spruce poles for the frame before I could erect the tent. A lot of times I was tired and just wanted to get the tent set up and get the stove going ASAP. It required a large stove to keep it warm. I had a barrel stove kit on a 30 gallon barrel for my stove. That stove really was not quite big enough and I should have had a 55 gallon barrel stove for the very cold weather. As I said, I ended up selling it because it just was not very practical for me. I now have both the UP2 as well as the UP5 with insulated floors and appropriate stoves for each. I just had my UP5 out this past week and it sure was comfortable. My UP5 only takes me about 15 minutes to set up by myself and I'm ready to insert the stove and start making the tent warm and comfortable. The UP5 takes me that long because I stake it out first before erecting in order to enable me to erect by myself. The UP2 takes even less time since I do not need to stake it out before erecting. I had the UP2 out last winter at 16 degrees below zero Fahrenheit and Connie and I were very comfortable inside in our shirt sleeves and with out outside clothing. I am sure that the UP5 with the large Caminus stove that i have for it will be just as warm and comfortable in extreme cold though I have only had it out in about 15 degrees above zero so far. So for me personally, I would take these UP series tents over the traditional canvas wall tent any day. The wall tents are definitely tried and proven over generations to be very capable tents. However these UP series tents exceed them in cold weather comfort, ease of set up, as well as weight especially when one considers the size and weight of the stoves needed to comfortably heat each. Wall tents can be made to be more comfortable as someone commented above. One can add tarps to the wall tents to give them a second layer that will improve insulative qualities as well as add insulated flooring such as several layers of tarps etc. The UP series tents already have those additions built in to the existing tent or as an accessory such as in the case of the insulated floor.
I had to get one. Just love it for winter camping. Thank you Lonnie and Connie for another great video. I've been a big fan of you both and Lars from Survival Russia.
Wow! Lonnie, that’s first class all the way. A portable hotel. Stylin’. You and Connie are quite fortunate.
Спасибо отлично! Whenever, you or Mike Barton do a review I'll listen. Through the years, I've learned so much from you both, that when a product is available that come along, it's well worth the time. This particular system, in my opinion, is one of the most versatile and time saving pieces of kit to come along for some time. I have to admit, the designers of this system covered just about everything. Thank you and Mrs. Far Northwest for featuring this product for review; and to our Russian friends for offering the opportunity for you try it. God bless!
I learned new things about this stove from your video. I also appreciate seeing two cots set up inside, along with the stove.
I'm still amazed when I come across a video I've never seen. Again, I know I've seen a video of yours because I give it a like before it even starts. Thank you!
Even the bag engineering by the zippers going all the way to bottom of the bag shows the thought and attention to the engineering in this awesome product. It's often the little things I find in my gear that determine how well made something is. Thanks Lonnie and enjoy living large in your camo castle👍
Aside from all the zippers, hooks and other conveniences it has, the camouflage coloring is my favorite aspect of it. I still have my green 12x12 Coleman tent and love it. The last time I used it was about 12 years ago in a Florida campground. I was surrounded by neon colored tents that looked more like a human habiitrail with tunnels going from one bubble to another
I sure miss you good folks !!!!
I know Lars from Survival Russia loves these tents. I suspect you may have seen that. I know he follows your channel, and I thought I had seen you comment on his videos before.
That is a excellent sporting tent for camping, ice fishing, hunting for 3 day trips or longer hunts! I’m glad you, and Connie have this beautiful tent set-up to enjoy in your later year’s!
Lonnie, thanks very much for a thorough and comprehensive review!! Take care, we are already looking forward to your next video...
This is an amazing and infinitely versatile tent. I hope whoever designed it has been properly rewarded and compensated, because it appears they thought of everything! Thank you, Lonnie for a very detailed, thorough review. You did a stellar job and I really enjoyed this video! 👍👍👍👍
That sure is a well build tent and is certainly good for the extreme winter conditions is Alaska, Russia and other places above 60° N latitude.
Very solid. And heavy, I'm afraid. But if you have motorised transport I guess it's okay.
It's not meant to be moved often
I've been watching your videos for a while. As someone who grew up hunting and camping in the woods of Vermont and knows a thing or two about wilderness survival, you are the ultimate survivalist. I even watch your videos on things I already know how to do, simply because you often have discovered a few little tricks I haven't yet. You've taught me so much, I love how careful you are to make sure everything is shown and explained clearly. The review was little off your style, but I enjoyed it a lot. It makes me wish I could afford this awesome tent lol. Keep up the great videos, my friend. A few of your techniques have already helped me stay warm when I lost track of time on a hunting trip and ended up having to camp out for the night. I used the fire reflector design you've shown in your videos to heat a tarp shelter (also designed after one of yours, with a few tweaks), and I was nice and toasty all night.
THAT,S THE NICEST TENT I HAVE EVER SEEN AND COMPLETE AWESOME THANKS FOR THE VIDEO GOD BLESS
Hello Lonnie!
Great video. Thank you for cooperation :) Alaska is an amazing place.
I was on the fence about this tent until I saw this review. I had seen a few others, but this one was the most thorough. I am getting this one for sure.
That tent is amazing. Its incredible to see how far the technology has come since I slept under a canvas scout tent with wooden poles as thick as a man's arm.
I have watched a lot of Bushcraft vedios. This is the best
Tent I have ever seen.The makers of this tent know what
Is needed in a tent.I don't know how much it cost but it
Is worth every penny . Well done to the manufacturer!
Good to see Connie, too! Nice review, sir ... I can see why you were happy to do it. Very nice 4 season shelter system and reasonably priced. Now that I have my tent stove, this seems to be a good option. Thanks to you both for another great video! God Bless
I am so impressed! It has everything...I could live in this....
Million dollar voice! And you are super educator… THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT VIDS!👌👍😉
I came here with a bad case of insomnia. I knew your gentle nature and voice would calm me down.
Thank you for the best detailed review of the tent!
Wow, the maker put a lot of thought into that tent! I saw Lars' (survival russia) review too, he loves his too!
in the corp we hauled around packs all day that if they were 50 lbs we thought they were light!... ok, ok, that was 50 years ago.. these days it is the 50 grams packs that I haul.. I think this is the same tent Lars from survival Russia uses.. They sure are sweet tents.. thanks guys.. carry on stay free from the corona..
This was a thorough great instructional/review! I totally love the set up you have specifically! This is a must have for us...just as you demonstrated. If YOU make a review of anything...it's got to be good! I appreciate you and Connie!
That is one heck of a tent Lonnie! A tent inside a tent ! Air is the best insulator! That thing is made to stay somewhere a while. What a great base camp that would be. The window is a nice touch! I gotta say, for a guy that doesn't like to do reviews, you sure are good at it. With a beautiful stove to go with it! The window on the stove is awesome! Thanks for the review . -Justin
What up bro, Lonnie is the man. I saw your video with cross country skiing and that hike up that mountain that got rough. I camped once made a video and left Maine , now I’m back to work in New York and miserable. Continue to enjoy yourself in upper New England, wonderful place and beautiful people 😊❤️🇺🇸☃️❄️🛷⛺️
@@lordmarshall5239 Yes , Lonnie is the man! He has a lot to teach. One can learn a lot from a man like him.
That trip in on the skis was awesome! Good times. Lots of snow on that mountain! Made for quite the adventure .
I hope you get a chance to get back outside and camping sometime soon. Good to hear from you. Take care. - Justin
It's Good in the Woods. Still air is the best insulator. Air that moves will give you convective heat loss. Ie wind. Still a beast of tent.
@@bwillan Well said. Thank you
This is one of the best product reviews I have ever seen. Thank you for the time you took to make such an informative and well put together review!
No expense spared. Very nice. High quality. No wonder you jumped right on that and shared it with us. The boys in Russia did some fine work on this. I imagine I'd have to sell my house to purchase this tent, but It would be worth every penny. Thanks for a solid review video. Tell Connie I say thanks for her usual great camera work, I think I don't express my appreciation for her enough for her part in this great channel. While I'm at it, in a long distance kind of way, I love you both, Phresh. Catch you next time.
Great videos, you make it easy to follow. Thorough exsplanations of all of the important information!
I have always liked seeing the differences in designs between different countries. That thing is well designed and the fact it's taller than you, other than the stove has got to be my favorite feature.
"USA dome tents" are 2' tall lol... Like were hobbits..... Ha
Thank you. I've had it with being cold and uncomfortable when camping. Due to injuries, my back packing days are over so I instead of carrying everything on my back, I carry it in my truck. This will be my next tent.
Thanks for the review.its hard to find out how real these tents are.when I was younger I lived in a teepee at 11.500ft.had a double wall.very comfortable.even threw the storms.glad to see this in a tent.
I had seen that tent on a Russian survival RUclips channel. Very cool
Better than most hotel rooms. Looks great enjoy it as much as you can.
Спасибо что похвалили, особенно за тёплый пол. Тем более я, давно ценю Вашу передачу и Вашу отличные толковые типи и жизнь в суровых условиях! Спасибо Вам что Вы у нас есть, крепкого здоровья Вам и Вашей половине! Пусть Мир будет Вашему дому!
So nice..👍 greetings from India
This looks like a great tent.
I love that you only review what you yourself would use. This is very neat. Thanks for showing it.
Beautifully explained and demonstrated. Well done! Great bit of kit, well thought out and with two layers, I guess in summer months if needed, you could peel off the outer layer, and do away with the insulated ground cover.
Thank you for demo. Your opinon is based on reality, experience and truth. God bless
What a well thought out tent! They really thought of everything. You did an "awesome" job of showing all the features Lonnie. I wonder if Lars will watch and comment on this???? Lars are you watching????
AKTrapper Lars is the first channel I’ve seen this on. He’s cool. Lonnie is the knowledge king
@@lordmarshall5239 What are your credentials? You can talk?
Raven Feather explain yourself better.
Lars was riding the Trans-Siberian rail as of yesterday. I don't think he'll be commenting for a while. If I understood correctly, he had to go back to Denmark to handle some bureaucratic matter.
Raven Feather come on what you got? Don’t back out
Awesome tent.It’s heavy but I like it. También el hermoso paisaje .Saludos desde Puerto Rico.
One of the best tents I have seen, very well thought out and good quality materials. The Stove is nice too, and though I understand the engineering behind it, I still can’t get used to the pipe being at the front of the stove, but that’s just me, it still is a well designed stove and I like the heat shields.
Congratulations, Lonnie. I know you and Connie will put the tent and stove to good use. I've seen their products on Survival Russia. Lars thinks very highly of them. He also thinks highly of you. Far North Bushcraft and Survival and Survival Russia are two of my favorite channels and you and Lars are the two most genuine and experienced experts on RUclips, as well as excellent teachers. God bless. See you in the next video.
Right on about " Swedish Army Capt. Lars " ! . ( my good friend , along with Mors K. from Canada. We all will miss Mr Mors .) Good people, exact Inst.
People around the World call me " Mtn Mel ". I am Ret . USN 59-82 , SERE - POW Inst. / Para -,Rigger ./ VN Advisor . Now in Colorado at my tipi camp. Been watching Lonnie , like to met him for sure ! but doubtful f I'll trip to Alaska .. Got to get back to visit our mtn Negritos in the P.I. And back to Sweden. And England . And Finland. Plus Australia --,lots of ol survival friends around the World. , Ha. Excuse my.mumbling ,it's 0300 here at 7,000 ft. I hope you all will contact me , call, write, email, stop by .!
Sincerely standing by . Mel Deweese and Aussie Molly Blue .
Love this guy, love this channel, so educational. Boys like this will be the ones that survive whatever badness we’re enduring right now. You all know something just doesn’t feel right at the minute.
Big love and stay safe from the tropical climes of Glasgow Scotland 🏴
ledgeastend07 A premonition.
Lonnie, that looks like a quality cozy set for sure. Nice review by the way.
Cool tent! You might want to get a portable carbon monoxide detector for the tent. They can be clipped to a sleeping bag or worn around your neck. The one I’ve used in my job is smaller than a cellphone and weighs 4 ounces. There are even smaller ones that you can use as a key fob.
Amazing tent. I think it's pretty difficult for most to understand the winter conditions at our latitudes. Shelter is absolutely critical for the outdoors. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the next one.
i could listen to u the hole day i love ur voice it calms me down so much u should make audiobooks
What a fantastic setup! I would love to get one of these tent-stove combos. Thanks for the great review and best of luck to you and your wife in this new year!
This is a nice setup. I have the NorTent Gamme 4 and Medium Nomad Stove, but I might have to look into this for my yard. Seems a little difficult to move, that's really what attracted me to the Gamme, is that it wasn't crazy heavy for a hot tent.
I think this ol' boy did an OUTSTANDING job... I gonna BUY one... Thanks !!!!
From the look of the camo putter skin, I would not have guessed the inside would be so incredibly bright. No excuse to oversleep in the mornings once the sun rises.
Excellent review. Thank you, Gandalf.
Happy to see you both are fairing winter well God Bless
That's a very nice tent. It will be good for you and the Mrs.
A real game changer for a 4 seasons tent cabin. I have to get me one of these.
Because of your review I bought this tent and stove. When you speak I listen. Albert Nipawin Saskatchewan
I hope to be camping in my UP5 version of this tent in about a month and looking forward to it. I think you will enjoy yours as I know I sure do. I have many winter camping tents but the UP2 & UP5 are my favorites for comfort when it is really cold. Nothing else will keep me as warm and comfortable in below 0 Fahrenheit cold.
Thanks for YOUR time showing the Bereg UP-2. I've been looking for an upgrade such as this, thank you.
I really enjoy your videos. I'm always fascinated how you build your shelters, and how you keep warm in the winter. Unfortunately my health won't let me do that, but I'm fascinated watching your videos.
Gentleman done a wonderful job showing how to set this turn up the right way and it looks like a very good tent and I myself am going to purchase one thank you for such a great video it definitely helped sell this tent
Great setup there Lonnie and Connie ! Thanks for sharing!
Great presentation and review. Very thorough.
Now that's a well built tent!! Thanks for sharing Lonnie!
Nice and comfy.. Living like a king out in the bush
Wow. That is almost a motel. Nice. Thank you for being so thorough on covering it's function and features and being honest in your opinion. Can't wait for part 2. That stove looks awesome.
Less roaches than in most motel rooms anyway
Coolest hat ever. I also like that jacket.
Nice demonstration o f the tent Lonnie. Well done! Great camera work Connie. God bless you for posting this.
I have learned a lot from your winter setups. Thanks for the work you do.
Lonnie and Connie, that is one fine looking tent , thanks for sharing, God bless !
Awesome tent you have there! By the way, I lived in Alaska from 62 through 64 when my dad was stationed at Fort Greely. Experienced The Big One.
Such a thorough step by step. Feel like I could set it up without instructions. OUTSTANDING PRESENTATION! Great camera work and editing! KUDOS!!!
Well designed.
Lots of good features.
Thanks for the review.
Kudos to L and C.
We’re pondering one or two of these for work. Home base for us instructors on survival courses, ice rescue courses, etc.
They also make an Arctic cover for these tents so that they would have three layers. That should keep the heated tent warm regardless of how cold the temps get. The tent as is is easy to keep quite toasty in quite cold weather. So far we have had our UP-2 down to 16 degrees Fahrenheit below zero and were very comfy. I imagine however that your weather there (Interior) would get considerably colder in outside temperatures.
Wish I had one of these in the boy scouts 60 years ago.Best wishes from the UK.
Camping season has started and I gotta update my camping gear. May as well try these tents, they look great!
Pretty sweet tent! Thanks for the look inside.
Wowww, this tent is a dream especially with the oven...and Connie! 😄😄 Greetings from Switzerland
Lonnie, you've probably forgotten what most bushcraft/survivalist know. Love your videos, thanks
It's good to see that you folks made it through the winter! Sure have missed your wise input and knowledge! God Bless you and the misses!
Lonnie, what a good tent! And you are a fine teacher. Thank you for such a fine class. Texas
Now that is fancy. Very thorough review Lonnie and Connie. Looking forward to seeing the next episode
Nice shelter! If I lived out there like you, I'd want one too! I think I want one anyway..:)
mike hopper I have had one for a year now and it is amazing -34 in it and the stove was cooking in side fast to set up and take down
Lonnie that looked like such a peaceful place, and might I say camping in style.
Lonnie that’s a sweet tent, thanks Dan
What amazing tent.😍👍👍😍
Survival Russia uses that tent all the time and has done many reviews on that tent. I'm saving up for a tent like that for winter camping and icefishing.. 😍👍😍👍
This is the best, and most thorough product review I have seen! Great job! Ron Pullen
As always, an excellent presentation. Thank-you both very much.
Always good to see a new video from you. I hope you and your wife are doing well. God Bless.
This was yet another excellent video. I know you rarely do reviews but I'm glad you did this one because I have seriously been wanting to buy a nice tent and this one was on the top of my list. It's just unfortunate at the time I'm watching this, they are currently out of stock. But this video you made provided the last bits of information I needed to know this was the tent I want and need. Thank you sir!
There is something to be said for a good idea and mass production. Nice! Thanks Chris
BEST Tent i have seen. Thanks Lonnie
Great Tent !! one of the best I've seen 2 walls thick with air space love it fellow alaskain here
Connie and Lonnie 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Being it has “pack straps” once the tent is set up you can use the Duffel type bag to gather resources back to the tent. Nice Camo pattern.
9:44 Sasquatch sighting ? My bad. 😁👍🏻
Awesome product and awesome review of it!!
Looking forward to part 2
Great review 👍
That's about the best tent I've ever seen! I'd happily move in tomorrow. 🤣🤘