Hello Heini, Excellent video, excellent tent, excellent skills, excellent adventures to be had. Take care, and stay safe. Regards Keith from Tenby, Wales, UK.
Yes, I'm happy for that and the weather forecast says, that it will stay some days. And even further snowfalls are are predicted. Thats the winter I like :-)
Ohh - thats really a pitty! I'm waiting for some video of you with pulk in th Hardangervidda. Have you planned such trip? Hope that the snow will soon come to Norway too! ❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄;-)
Hi Lee, thanks for your comment. In the meantime the snow melted away in the lowlands. I hope we will get some snow in the next days as predicted in the forecasts.
Hi Lee, I planed a trip with ski and pulk in the western part of Switzerland. But unfortunatly most of the snow melted away in the meantime. Btw - I like Irland - especially Galway. I was there many years ago. Regards from Switzerland - Heini
I never had problems with condensation with the Nammatj. Neither in winter nor in summer. Probably in a cold night when two people are inside, condensation can occure. But this is normal. I use my tents normaly alone. Thanks and best regards - Heini
Thanks for showing your tent. I love Hilleberg. Probably one of the best out there for durability in an alpine setting. I've carried alot of tents on the Appalachian Trail, but now I use a tarp, as I find it versatile and can make myself comfortable in all seasons with a little bushcraft know how not to mention save alot of weight.
Hi John, thanks for watching and commenting my video. I'm still happy with my Nammatj. In point of view weight it's probably not the best solution, but as you said they are high quality and durable. Since now I've never used a tarp. In summer this could be a solution for me if the weather ist good. atb - Heini
Hi Elton, yes, indeed a very good tent. I use it mostly as a solo tent. I like it to have a little bit more space in it. But for one person it is quite heavy. Thanks for watching and your comment! Heini
To pitch this correct you need snowpegs, wich again will make you able to set this up much tighter. First peg one short end to the ground, insert poles, stretch out as tight as you possibly can and peg the other short end to the ground and the rest of the peg loops. The guy out the vents really tight and firm, then guy out the last 4 guylines at a 5 degree angle towards the vents. This should make the tent really firm! Also, the kerlon material strech out alot when wet, tighten the guylines and pegloops on the short ends when this happen. Good luck!
Hi Marius, thanks for your comment and your suggestions. In January there was to less snow to use snow pegs and the ground was frozen. I agree that I made some misstakes on my first pitching. Nevertheless I'm happy with my new tent;-)
Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. It looks probably colder then it was. In the morning it was a little frozen, but it was not that cold. I have just noticed, that you commented the Hilleberg Nammatj video and not my last video - sorry. Yes, this night was colder. I suppose about minus 10 degrees. With a good sleeping bag this is no problem at all. - Heini
Hi Paul, Hilleberg tents are really expensive tents. But they are worth the money. It also took me a lot of time to find the right one. Now I have a black label tent with the Nammatj 2 and a red label with the Soulo. Two very different tents. So I have a joice for my trips. The black label tents are extremly strong and durable. Probably it would not be necessary for my use. They are made for expeditions. But I feel good with it. - Thanks for your comment! Heini
Great film, I have subbed your channel and I'm looking forward to seeing more films. Thanks for taking us along. I have the Keron 3. All the very best from Scotland.
Thanks for your comment. The Keron is Hilleberg's flagship and of course on of the best tents on the market. I have planned a trip with pulka in 10 days. But in the meantime we have never-ending rain here and the snow melts away. I hope that I can go for this trip. atb Heini
Judging by the thumbnail it doesn't look like it copes with snow loads half as well as I'd assumed it would. Looks like a very similar performance to my lighter Nallo tent. I guess maybe the actual ripping/breaking point is higher, but the level of deformation looks similar.
Hi, this is possible. It was my first trip with the Nammatj and I probably have not set the guy lines in a ideal angle to tighten the outer tent optimally. But anyway the snow didn't remain on the tent for a long time. It slided down the walls from time to time.
Hi, thanks for watching and our comment. The Nammatj 2 is made for two person. For solo trips you have enough space inside the tent. You have extra space for your gear in the vestibule. It has excellent ventilation and is produced in high quality. However it is not really a lightweight tent. If I go solo I take it only on short trips or in combination with pulk or skis. I can recommend it - despite the high price. Heini
Thank you for the wonderful review and the view of your beautiful country side. In the low lands here we are getting rain. This is March 2nd. This weekend we may get snow. In the upper elevations they are talking about snow. Maybe up to one meter in the next day. Hope to play in it on Saturday. Want to come along?
Very nice review and looked like a great overnight trip. We had snow like that here in Vermont for about 3 days. Loved it. Looking for a tent for my wife and I. I hammock hang but she can't get into it. Take care, Al
Hallo Reto, Ich bin nur 1,73m und habe so natürlich überhaupt keine Probleme. Das Zelt ist 220m lang. Somit sollte auch eine grosse Person gut damit zurechtkommen. Die Ventilationsmöglichkeiten im Nammatj sind sehr gut. Auch in kalten Nächten habe ich kaum Kondenswasser. Man kann das Innenzelt auch berühren, ohne dass man davon nass wird. Der einzige Nachteil beim Nammatj ist das Gewicht. Dafür hat man ein sehr robustes Zelt.
I was fascinated by the way this tent has a built in mesh door for summer as well as the full covering. Is this standard? I’ve not seen it on the other videos. I’m seriously thinking of purchasing so I’d be really grateful if you could let me know. Many thanks.
Hi John, yes, this ist standard. The ventilation is really good and until now I never had problems with condensation. But I never slept in my tent in really warm conditions (probably it is rather made for colder temperaturs). If you left the entrance area only with mash and both vents are open, then also a night at high summer temperatures should be no problem. The entrance of the outer tent can also be left open. With 3 kg the Nammatj is not a lightweight tent and it is really expensiv. But I would buy it again - it is really worth the money. (I will do my next trip tomorrow with it). Thanks for watching a lot of good trips with your Nammatj!
Hi Jerry, I shook the tent once from the inside at night. From the side walls, the snow slide down from time to time. The tent was not set up optimally. It was the first time set up. Thanks for watching and your comment. Heini
Hi heini...this type of tunnel tent design does hold snow well versus a free standing tent? Appeared to be a little sag in the centre at daylight. A superior name in the tent industry I’m aware of and quick to set up as well. Nice jacket as well. Kind regards Andrew from New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦
Hi Andrew, I think tunnel tents can carry less snow than freestanding tents with three poles (like the Staika or Allak from Hilleberg). But the snow does not stay on the tent and keeps slipping. Arctic expeditions often use the Keron, which is also a tunnel tent. My tent was not ideally placed for this first set-up. There was not enough tension in the longitudinal direction. There was very little snow that I could not use snow pegs. The pegs I hit in the ground in evening I could barely pull out from the frozen ground in the morning. You always learn something about it... greetings from Switzerland - Heini
I know the vango from the internet. I have never seen a vango tent in a Swiss shop. They looks similar as the Nordisk and the Helstar tents. There are a lot of good tents in the meantime. Hilleberg is very good quality. But you pay for the brand too...
Heini Hefti the versatility of using your tent with a substitute full mesh liner or winter liner is great. A lot of aftermarket tents here ... get what you pay for.
In winter it is a big advantage if the vestibul has no floor. So you can dig a hole and you can sit in the tent using the vestibul for cooking. The inner tent has of course a floor. In this video was not enough snow. Furthermore the ground was frozen and it was hard to set some pegs. So it was not pitched as it schould be. - Thanks for watching - Heini
Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. With a ground sheet it is probably a little bit warmer. But a camp in the snow it is cold anyway. I pitched up the tent, ate something and hid me in the sleeping bag. But I have always a isolation mat under my farmer rest.
Non, pas une habitude, mais toujours un défi. Pour une nuit ce n'est pas grande chose si on est bien équipé. Plus compliqué c'est qu'on a transpiré pendant la journée. La on doit se laver et changer d'habits, même si il fait très froid. Ce début février j'ai prévu un tour avec ski et pulka dans le Jura Suisse. J'éspère q'il y a encore de la neige jusque là. Merci pour regarder!
Je pensais que c'était une habitude Suédoise ;) merci de m'avoir fait voyager de mon pays vers le vôtre. Merci pour votre réponse. Ils annoncent de la neige en Suisse en Février www.accuweather.com/fr/ch/lausanne/316303/february-weather/316303
Yes, for summer trips this may be a good option. For winter camping I normaly dig a hole in the vestibule when there ist enough snow. So you have more space inside and you can sit comfortably in the tent.
What is the point in spending all that money on a beautiful tent then sleep on the snow is a floor too expensive? It's like driving a car without a floor The idea of a tent is to protect you from the elements I don't call sleeping on a pile of snow protection please explain
Hi Gordon, the Nammatj 2 has an inner tent with a floor and I mostly use it with the inner tent. Just in the vestibule there is no floor. For winter camping this is even better, as in this way you can dig out the vestibule to get a comfortable place to sit in the tent. Hilleberg tents are expensive, yes. But they are worth the money. They last for ever. I'm happy with my Soulo and Nammatji. I will soon upload a next video where you can see that better. Thanks for watching and your comment - Heini
He wears snowshoes because his plan was to go higher up. The snowshoes were too heavy on the backpack. This tour was mainly about the first pitching of my new tent.
see you are stil learning how to pitch up your tent. the storm lines should be facing forwards. this would have prevented the outer tent from touching the inner tent with the snow on top. you should watch the instruction videos on the hilleberg site: ruclips.net/video/lQjoxtWbjqc/видео.html watch from 4:10 to see what i am trying to say. And see how the top gets stronger. We have a Keron 4. it has protected us from bad weather for more then 30 years. At least 2 times a year high up in the mountains. Only recently it's starting to get damaged. so, your Hilleberg, if properly handled, should be your companion for a very long time! good luck with your further trips!!
Hi Tom, thanks for your comment. You are right. It was my first pitching and I was probably in the mode of my Soulo, that is a freestanding tent. How to set the guy lines ist also important. But there the shape of the tent is always the same. The video from Hilleberg I watched several times. But I finally made this mistake - and this was good;-) atb Heini
Great video. That looks like a good winter camping tent, but it seems like it would be too heavy for three-season use. How much does that tent weigh? Thanks for posting this video' it looked like a great overnight trip!
Yes, your right. It weights 3 kg and for use as a solo tent to heavy. For my trips in summer and fall I will go with my Hilleberg Soulo, that is also not really a lightweigth. The Nammatj I bought for short trips with stays for two or more days. The quality is awsome! Kind regards - Heini
LOVE WINTER CAMPING I'VE USED A HENNESSY HAMMOCK WITH UNDERQUILT AND A 0° BIG AGNES SLEEPING BAG . . I LIKE THE TENT LOTS OF HEAD ROOM. wish they would put another Pol across the middle for more strength support .
Awesome video. Great job. Also I like what you did with your channel you have my subscription would love to have your support as well. keep up the good work partner.👍. ATB JOE
Hi Bill, yes, it would have been possible to go without snowshoes to this place. I planned a longer trip and I didn't know, how much snow I will encounter higher up. Heini
In the evening the ground was frozen and I could'nt set normal pegs. For snow pegs there was not enough snow. So the tent was not pitched as it should be. But it was a quit night in the snow with my new tent. Thanks for watching and commenting my video - Heini
give me a break, its a tent ! the only benefit is that you have a cover or something to break the wind . thats the only protection . why live like a homeless person in los angelos ? there are wood cabins or hotel rooms available for less money and you can watch tv ?
Nothing like leaving all of the bullshit behind and experiencing the beauty of nature for it's own sake....why don't you stay at home and play your PS4 there, then the wildlife can sleep? :-)
Always enjoy watching your videos a few dozen times.
Be safe
🇨🇦 New Brunswick
I really enjoying watching tent camping in the snow, thank you for your video.
Hello Heini,
Excellent video, excellent tent, excellent skills, excellent adventures to be had.
Take care, and stay safe. Regards Keith from Tenby, Wales, UK.
Truly the Cadillac of tents. Five 🌟 ratings.
Thanks for watching and your comment. Yes, you're right and I'm stil happy with my tent. - Heini
Looks like you gave the nammatj a good work out. They're great tents. Thanks for sharing!
Yes, with Nammatj weather;-) - thanks for your comment!
Man this was an awesome video & an awesome tent, one of the best tents I’ve seen. 👍🏿
Thanks for the video, Heini, you got yourself a great tent!
Very nicely filmed, especially the camera angle and light of the cooking section. Really enjoyed this.
Thanks for watching and your comment - kind regards from Switzerland - Heini
HELLO. LIKE. LIKE. SCENERIES. LANDSCAPE. CAMPING.
Thank you for taking us along on this winter trip! It came a lot of snow that night ❄❄
Take care - Tove and Kaja
Yes, I'm happy for that and the weather forecast says, that it will stay some days. And even further snowfalls are are predicted. Thats the winter I like :-)
Lucky you!! Here it is raining :(
Atb Tove and Kaja
Ohh - thats really a pitty! I'm waiting for some video of you with pulk in th Hardangervidda. Have you planned such trip? Hope that the snow will soon come to Norway too! ❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄;-)
We dream about a trip at Eemundsmarka - hope the dream will come true!
Atb Tove and Kaja
I agree - Femundsmarka is ok too;-)
Awesome video, I would love to camp in proper snow! looking forward to more videos :) from Ireland!
Hi Lee, thanks for your comment. In the meantime the snow melted away in the lowlands. I hope we will get some snow in the next days as predicted in the forecasts.
Hi Lee, I planed a trip with ski and pulk in the western part of Switzerland. But unfortunatly most of the snow melted away in the meantime. Btw - I like Irland - especially Galway. I was there many years ago. Regards from Switzerland - Heini
I never had problems with condensation with the Nammatj. Neither in winter nor in summer. Probably in a cold night when two people are inside, condensation can occure. But this is normal. I use my tents normaly alone. Thanks and best regards - Heini
Thanks for showing your tent. I love Hilleberg. Probably one of the best out there for durability in an alpine setting. I've carried alot of tents on the Appalachian Trail, but now I use a tarp, as I find it versatile and can make myself comfortable in all seasons with a little bushcraft know how not to mention save alot of weight.
Hi John, thanks for watching and commenting my video. I'm still happy with my Nammatj. In point of view weight it's probably not the best solution, but as you said they are high quality and durable. Since now I've never used a tarp. In summer this could be a solution for me if the weather ist good. atb - Heini
John Taylor please...
Nice video Heini. I had the 2GT version, definitely one of Hillebergs best designs. happy camping. Andrew
Great minds think alike...I have this one coming.Cheers
Looks like a solid tent. Thanks for sharing Heini.
Hi Elton, yes, indeed a very good tent. I use it mostly as a solo tent. I like it to have a little bit more space in it. But for one person it is quite heavy. Thanks for watching and your comment! Heini
To pitch this correct you need snowpegs, wich again will make you able to set this up much tighter.
First peg one short end to the ground, insert poles, stretch out as tight as you possibly can and peg the other short end to the ground and the rest of the peg loops. The guy out the vents really tight and firm, then guy out the last 4 guylines at a 5 degree angle towards the vents. This should make the tent really firm!
Also, the kerlon material strech out alot when wet, tighten the guylines and pegloops on the short ends when this happen. Good luck!
Hi Marius, thanks for your comment and your suggestions. In January there was to less snow to use snow pegs and the ground was frozen. I agree that I made some misstakes on my first pitching. Nevertheless I'm happy with my new tent;-)
Nice film, it looked kind a cold.
The best gear money can get
Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. It looks probably colder then it was. In the morning it was a little frozen, but it was not that cold.
I have just noticed, that you commented the Hilleberg Nammatj video and not my last video - sorry. Yes, this night was colder. I suppose about minus 10 degrees. With a good sleeping bag this is no problem at all. - Heini
Helpful video. Good job on your first outing. Can't decide which Hilleberg to buy since I can only afford one.
Hi Paul, Hilleberg tents are really expensive tents. But they are worth the money. It also took me a lot of time to find the right one. Now I have a black label tent with the Nammatj 2 and a red label with the Soulo. Two very different tents. So I have a joice for my trips. The black label tents are extremly strong and durable. Probably it would not be necessary for my use. They are made for expeditions. But I feel good with it. - Thanks for your comment! Heini
Great film, I have subbed your channel and I'm looking forward to seeing more films. Thanks for taking us along. I have the Keron 3. All the very best from Scotland.
Thanks for your comment. The Keron is Hilleberg's flagship and of course on of the best tents on the market. I have planned a trip with pulka in 10 days. But in the meantime we have never-ending rain here and the snow melts away. I hope that I can go for this trip. atb Heini
Heini Hefti I hope you get lots of snow Heini. Take care brother. 👍🏼
Thank you Heini. A nice tent indeed
Hi Jeremy, thanks for watching and your comment. Yes, I'm still happy with it. - Heini
Judging by the thumbnail it doesn't look like it copes with snow loads half as well as I'd assumed it would. Looks like a very similar performance to my lighter Nallo tent. I guess maybe the actual ripping/breaking point is higher, but the level of deformation looks similar.
Hi, this is possible. It was my first trip with the Nammatj and I probably have not set the guy lines in a ideal angle to tighten the outer tent optimally. But anyway the snow didn't remain on the tent for a long time. It slided down the walls from time to time.
Why are you wearing snowshoes in what looks like about 4 inches of snow?
I've been looking for the right one man tent for just outside the elements, and quality as well.
Hi, thanks for watching and our comment. The Nammatj 2 is made for two person. For solo trips you have enough space inside the tent. You have extra space for your gear in the vestibule. It has excellent ventilation and is produced in high quality. However it is not really a lightweight tent. If I go solo I take it only on short trips or in combination with pulk or skis. I can recommend it - despite the high price. Heini
Thank you for the wonderful review and the view of your beautiful country side. In the low lands here we are getting rain. This is March 2nd. This weekend we may get snow. In the upper elevations they are talking about snow. Maybe up to one meter in the next day. Hope to play in it on Saturday. Want to come along?
Thanks for your comment. Today we got some fresh snow. But in the meantime most of it melted away. I look forward seeing your video in the snow!
Very nice review and looked like a great overnight trip. We had snow like that here in Vermont for about 3 days. Loved it. Looking for a tent for my wife and I. I hammock hang but she can't get into it. Take care, Al
Thanks for your comment. Today we got some fresh snow. But I suppose that this winter is already over.
Nice videos
Isn't the ground frosen so that you can't get the tent pins in to the ground? Did you need a hammer? Nice Video. :-)
If you dig the vestibule area down 18 inches, it allows you to sit in your tent and put your boots on more easily.
Hi Kenny - yes I know that. But it was in December and there wasn't enough snow. (ruclips.net/video/wsJ_lm-xvkk/видео.html) Heini
Hallo Heini... wie ist das Zelt von der Länger her? Kommen die Füsse nicht ständig an das Innenzelt, da es da schnell "flacher" wird?
Hallo Reto, Ich bin nur 1,73m und habe so natürlich überhaupt keine Probleme. Das Zelt ist 220m lang. Somit sollte auch eine grosse Person gut damit zurechtkommen. Die Ventilationsmöglichkeiten im Nammatj sind sehr gut. Auch in kalten Nächten habe ich kaum Kondenswasser. Man kann das Innenzelt auch berühren, ohne dass man davon nass wird. Der einzige Nachteil beim Nammatj ist das Gewicht. Dafür hat man ein sehr robustes Zelt.
what temprature was it at this time? and did you feel the coldness in the tent or not?
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your comment;-)
It’s a great video. Really enjoyed the full video. I wish i could be there with you.I am From Bangladesh🇧🇩.Respect and love from Bangladesh
Thanks for watching an your comment - Heini
Had a nammatj 2. The way your roof drops suggests that you are not pitching the tent properly.
I was fascinated by the way this tent has a built in mesh door for summer as well as the full covering. Is this standard? I’ve not seen it on the other videos. I’m seriously thinking of purchasing so I’d be really grateful if you could let me know. Many thanks.
Hi John, yes, this ist standard. The ventilation is really good and until now I never had problems with condensation. But I never slept in my tent in really warm conditions (probably it is rather made for colder temperaturs). If you left the entrance area only with mash and both vents are open, then also a night at high summer temperatures should be no problem. The entrance of the outer tent can also be left open. With 3 kg the Nammatj is not a lightweight tent and it is really expensiv. But I would buy it again - it is really worth the money. (I will do my next trip tomorrow with it). Thanks for watching a lot of good trips with your Nammatj!
@@heinihefti8969 thanks a lot for your prompt reply. I think this is the tent for me :)
looked like a good time, best wishes
Hi, Yes I had a good time. Just a little trip, but a good experience. I enjoyed the snowy landscape.
good show Kansas City Missouri always your friend Jim
Where were you and what city was that glowing in the valley.
Hi Grant, the city in the Valley is Bad Ragaz - this was just a short trip to test out my new tent.
Did you have to clear the snow off the top of the tent or did it fall off on its own?
Hi Jerry, I shook the tent once from the inside at night. From the side walls, the snow slide down from time to time. The tent was not set up optimally. It was the first time set up. Thanks for watching and your comment. Heini
Great video brother
really nice tent, maybe i buy the same .
They are expensive, but you will not regret it! Heini
If it were not so heavy, I would buy it. Great ventilation, though.
Yes, you are right. The tent is very stable and durable, but heavy. That's why you feel absolutely safe in it. Thanks for watching and your comment.
Good video
Thanks!
for €929.00 this tent should pitch itself and make the coffee too.
eddie byrne 👎🏿
They’re great for collectors.
Hi heini...this type of tunnel tent design does hold snow well versus a free standing tent? Appeared to be a little sag in the centre at daylight. A superior name in the tent industry I’m aware of and quick to set up as well. Nice jacket as well.
Kind regards
Andrew from New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦
Hi Andrew, I think tunnel tents can carry less snow than freestanding tents with three poles (like the Staika or Allak from Hilleberg). But the snow does not stay on the tent and keeps slipping. Arctic expeditions often use the Keron, which is also a tunnel tent. My tent was not ideally placed for this first set-up. There was not enough tension in the longitudinal direction. There was very little snow that I could not use snow pegs. The pegs I hit in the ground in evening I could barely pull out from the frozen ground in the morning. You always learn something about it... greetings from Switzerland - Heini
Heini Hefti thanks for your response. Is the vango tent company popular in your area...made in Scotland I believe.?
I know the vango from the internet. I have never seen a vango tent in a Swiss shop. They looks similar as the Nordisk and the Helstar tents. There are a lot of good tents in the meantime. Hilleberg is very good quality. But you pay for the brand too...
Heini Hefti the versatility of using your tent with a substitute full mesh liner or winter liner is great. A lot of aftermarket tents here ... get what you pay for.
are they paw marks on the side of the tent when you shook the snow off
Hi David, - no, I've even not noticed them until now! But if they were from an animal, it must have been a huge one;-)
Hi , was it warm inside, how much degrees in temperature difference between inside and outside.?
I couldn't tell if the living section had a floor? Beyond frustrating.
In winter it is a big advantage if the vestibul has no floor. So you can dig a hole and you can sit in the tent using the vestibul for cooking. The inner tent has of course a floor. In this video was not enough snow. Furthermore the ground was frozen and it was hard to set some pegs. So it was not pitched as it schould be. - Thanks for watching - Heini
Where did you go hiking ?
Hi, this "hike" was just in the village where I live. It was more to test out my new tent - it was just a little walk outside the village.
I don’t get why he hasn’t swept the snow off the floor,and put a ground sheet down.
Wouldn’t it be warmer.
Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. With a ground sheet it is probably a little bit warmer. But a camp in the snow it is cold anyway. I pitched up the tent, ate something and hid me in the sleeping bag. But I have always a isolation mat under my farmer rest.
Heini Hefti
Oh ok.
Thanks for reply.
Nice!!!
Ahhhhh mais ça me donne froid ! c'est une habitude chez vous de faire du camping en hiver ?
Non, pas une habitude, mais toujours un défi. Pour une nuit ce n'est pas grande chose si on est bien équipé. Plus compliqué c'est qu'on a transpiré pendant la journée. La on doit se laver et changer d'habits, même si il fait très froid. Ce début février j'ai prévu un tour avec ski et pulka dans le Jura Suisse. J'éspère q'il y a encore de la neige jusque là. Merci pour regarder!
Je pensais que c'était une habitude Suédoise ;) merci de m'avoir fait voyager de mon pays vers le vôtre. Merci pour votre réponse. Ils annoncent de la neige en Suisse en Février www.accuweather.com/fr/ch/lausanne/316303/february-weather/316303
ein schönes Video - fast schon kontemplativ :-)
Danke für's Reinschauen - Gruss Heini
Great
Thanks for watching - Heini
Sewn in bottom might be a nice upgrade
Yes, for summer trips this may be a good option. For winter camping I normaly dig a hole in the vestibule when there ist enough snow. So you have more space inside and you can sit comfortably in the tent.
High H. H., it seems to be a good tent for every season. Kindly Fiete
Yes, indeed! Even if I had some problems with my first pitching...
What is the point in spending all that money on a beautiful tent then sleep on the snow is a floor too expensive? It's like driving a car without a floor
The idea of a tent is to protect you from the elements I don't call sleeping on a pile of snow protection please explain
Hi Gordon, the Nammatj 2 has an inner tent with a floor and I mostly use it with the inner tent. Just in the vestibule there is no floor. For winter camping this is even better, as in this way you can dig out the vestibule to get a comfortable place to sit in the tent. Hilleberg tents are expensive, yes. But they are worth the money. They last for ever. I'm happy with my Soulo and Nammatji. I will soon upload a next video where you can see that better. Thanks for watching and your comment - Heini
There is about 2 inches of snow, why is he wearing snow shoes?
He wears snowshoes because his plan was to go higher up. The snowshoes were too heavy on the backpack. This tour was mainly about the first pitching of my new tent.
see you are stil learning how to pitch up your tent.
the storm lines should be facing forwards. this would have prevented the outer tent from touching the inner tent with the snow on top. you should watch the instruction videos on the hilleberg site:
ruclips.net/video/lQjoxtWbjqc/видео.html
watch from 4:10 to see what i am trying to say.
And see how the top gets stronger.
We have a Keron 4. it has protected us from bad weather for more then 30 years. At least 2 times a year high up in the mountains. Only recently it's starting to get damaged. so, your Hilleberg, if properly handled, should be your companion for a very long time!
good luck with your further trips!!
Hi Tom, thanks for your comment. You are right. It was my first pitching and I was probably in the mode of my Soulo, that is a freestanding tent. How to set the guy lines ist also important. But there the shape of the tent is always the same. The video from Hilleberg I watched several times. But I finally made this mistake - and this was good;-) atb Heini
white bliss...
Yes, we had to wait until the 2nd of January, but now we have a beautiful and cold winter. Hope it will continue like this. Thanks for your comment!
Great video. That looks like a good winter camping tent, but it seems like it would be too heavy for three-season use. How much does that tent weigh? Thanks for posting this video' it looked like a great overnight trip!
Yes, your right. It weights 3 kg and for use as a solo tent to heavy. For my trips in summer and fall I will go with my Hilleberg Soulo, that is also not really a lightweigth. The Nammatj I bought for short trips with stays for two or more days. The quality is awsome! Kind regards - Heini
What city that was lit up
Hi Paul, this is Bad Ragaz, Switzerland.
Heini Hefti thanks. Very beautiful
what is the elevation of the city
Bad Ragaz is on a sea level of 510 m
NEED TO BRING A SMALL SNOW SHOVEL TO HELP CLEAR THE CAMP SITE.
LOVE WINTER CAMPING I'VE USED A HENNESSY HAMMOCK WITH UNDERQUILT AND A 0° BIG AGNES SLEEPING BAG . . I LIKE THE TENT LOTS OF HEAD ROOM. wish they would put another Pol across the middle for more strength support .
Awesome video. Great job. Also I like what you did with your channel you have my subscription would love to have your support as well. keep up the good work partner.👍.
ATB JOE
Nice
Thanks;-)
nice one
Thanks! - Heini
Look! 5:24 Cars and houses. Civilization. Maybe you can reach it next day. Then you will be saved!
I don't get it if there isn't enough snow why are you wearing snowshoes
Hi Bill, yes, it would have been possible to go without snowshoes to this place. I planned a longer trip and I didn't know, how much snow I will encounter higher up. Heini
@@heinihefti8969 oh okay I see said the blind man.
Full night with snow
In the evening the ground was frozen and I could'nt set normal pegs. For snow pegs there was not enough snow. So the tent was not pitched as it should be. But it was a quit night in the snow with my new tent. Thanks for watching and commenting my video - Heini
How was the condensation?
Nhìn cứ như ngọn núi sau trường của nobita
To much going on with that small tent
Ich brauche Arbeit in der Schweiz.
walter white
give me a break, its a tent ! the only benefit is that you have a cover or something to break the wind . thats the only protection . why live like a homeless person in los angelos ? there are wood cabins or hotel rooms available for less money and you can watch tv ?
rsmithabq8304 man its about what you like I take my 250cc generator and heater with me and even play ps4 charge phone etc up on cold mountains.
Nothing like leaving all of the bullshit behind and experiencing the beauty of nature for it's own sake....why don't you stay at home and play your PS4 there, then the wildlife can sleep? :-)