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Brill videos keep it up Have you looked at the ridgemonkey head torch and ridgemonkey lite vault Brill bits of kit from my carp fishing days lol both are waterproof and usb charged the vault also acts as a charger with different intensity settings and coloured light modes worth a look and review cheers mucka

So you're expecting severe wind and rain and your entire shelter is based on one tent peg stuck in the mud? I love the channel but that's just plain crazy. You would not make it through a Texas storm.

So how's it help up

Just got one and it's a really nice knife

Great video thanks, gonna pick one up and try it this weekend. Cheers

Everybody does the debris hut wrong. Yours is WAY too big. You want the inside small and opening low. It should be stuffed to the point of struggling to get inside. Outside should be at least a foot thick just for rain. These shelters are difficult to make quickly. Great vid!

The USGI canteen cup is comparable. The UK canteen is far superior, though.

Good videos i watching from start to finish. I was very intresting

My Ley lines brother!! I just dropped a Ley lines in Australia video !! Hope you check it out. Love your work red brother 🙏

Cracking vid.Ive noticed different woodlands hold different energy as they are managed in different ways like peoples gardens. All best Will

Just bought myself one of this, personalized at Leatherman website. Amazing multitool. My first Leatherman was a coyote Rebar, then rhe Skeletool kbx and the Skeletool Topo. They all look amazing. You forgot to mention the hammer and the two box wrenches!

Carry a empty bottle incase you need to pee during ther night. Not to save going out but instead to use as an instant hot water bottle. If you have two bottles its ideal in the morning for warming your boots. One option for very cold weather is carry a set of tubes that clip together. build a small fire and angle the tube through the fire into your tent you may need to create a holder for the tube the fire will heat the tube sucking cold air in at the bottom pushing hot air out at the higher end into your tent. good video

Just goes to show the immense quality and value for money of any vango product!

Hey x if someone could give me some advice please? I got one of these, and it has become ridiculously hard to draw now. I can't see anything obvious. The string seems to sit normal aligned on 'cams'. Thank you x

Great video. keep them coming. i use a light weight snugpack jungle bag built in bug net with British army bivvy bag. works great for me.

Too much talking 👎👎🤮🤮

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Next time, will you please keep the f***ng music & sounds off.

I have the geertop hooped bivvy. It’s okay if you’re new to bivvy camping, but it has condensation problems, and the ventilation does nothing against Aussie heat waves. I’ve decided to switch to the TAS bivvy with poles (this is what they call their hooped bivvy) and a good old fashioned hammock for the warmer months.

Forgot just how effective that DPM IS! 👍

NICE.

Your question what id take atleast 2 litres of water in metal canteens enough food for 48 hrs. Poncho and poncho liner and someting for ground sheet. Change of underwear. Fire starter kit and emergency folding stove, some sort of knife

Perhaps the tinder was wet or damp, it needs to be dry.

Another water proof tent that’s not

Spálit na uhel uzeninu a potom jen naskladat na sebe jen něco, co se prodává v obchodě a je čtvercového tvaru, to dokáže tříleté dítě. Vařit na metrovém plamenu ohně, to mluví samo o sobě. 👎

I get these where i live, probably homeles, migrants, or just travelers gypseys types but bit untidy for the latter.

You pegged out the pegs wrong and wtf are you wearing on your head? By the way I don't care about your environment...

Mmmmm cholesterol

could you use only the inner tent in warm weather?

many of these very cheap tents can be made waterproof is you use a silicone solution on the seams as well as spraying them with a cheap waterproofing aerosol. It is actually surprising how with a little effort these very light weight dome tents ( often in the ultralight 1 to 1.5 kg category) can be useful shelters for backpackers.

Love that Dutch Poncho. I once saw a company in Australia that was selling brand new ones, "woobies" too... I wish that they would make these again. I have never seen a better one. Lightness... Durability. (Currently using the USGI from Amazon, and "woobie".)

Several problems with this video 1) This is NOT the bivy tent. The bivi tent is much much smaller. What you have here is the 1 person tent (as indicated on their website). 2) Guylines issues: Everyone knows you MUST try your gear at home before going out. This, to learn how to use it and see if there's anything missing or things you have to provide from your side. Besides that, many manufacturers will add several ADDITIONAL anchor points for guylines. If so, the end user must get additional guylines. You obviously didn't do any of those basics steps. 3) Setup: The guylines are not designed to stretch a tent properly. You blamed your bad setup on the guylines.. 4) Have you pre-conditioned the tent? Obviously not. Most low tech tents needs to be conditioned. This means to soak the seams and let them dry so the stitching swell and seal the seams. It's also a good idea to add some seam sealer to those tents. 5) @5:40 we see a setup problem. The fly is not stretch. A perfect condition to allow water to get through... I'm not saying the tent wasn't without default. But you missed all the important and basic points. Therefore, your test is not reliable.

Leaving your scent everywhere, talking and using torches. No cat is going to venture anywhere near you...

Wish they'd change the logo to black or green instead of white I've already went over mine with a waterproof black marker makes a big difference imo and I add a second folded tarp underneath to act as a shelf to keep your shoes bags ect off the ground ✌️

I have this kit this is the mk2, it goes to mk4 all slightly different. Its anodised aluminium not stainleess steel. Most in military ditch the plastic cup and just use the cook pot. Puch not brilliant but ok . I use the osprey canteen and an americal type stainless steel. And have two puches for these. Cook stand i put in a pack for when cooking or having a brew. Good bit of kit generally bullet proof. 2 canteens will give you 2 litres water, not zuch a lot but yoew up and have basic melals with this set up.

A family??

Great video. I’m a big fan of surplus gear. Great value and quality. Hard to beat really.

Where do you buy all your gear from ?

Brother in mind 😉 me (Germany, 65) also using the basha and the bivy , MTP. Ok, a different cooking set, but in the end of the surplus works great, better to carry a bit of more weight, but really good to trust in! Regards from Germany!

What is the difference between the numbers 74,78, 79 on Rangergrip series?

Nice to see Bungees being used, a rare item with Bushcraft/Survival channels nowadays.

I don’t know how big you are but I ordered this sleeping bag based on your review. I’m 5’9” 85kgs, I coukd barely close the zip. This bag is very small. One thing that is going to result in a bad night’s sleep is a claustrophobic sleeping bag. I returned it.

Shouldnt you smudge it in a bit or do you actually just leave a big blob of it, TWICE🤣🤣

Great video. Love that you included animal sounds in it. Effing foxes are the worst. They can sound really scary but are just bloody loud noise polluters lol

Love your work 😎

Hey Mate good to see you. None of my kit is considered "light". My "imported" Redcamp 10'x10' tarp is mid weight. Sleep system is a Klymate air mattress and USGI poncho & liner (ranger roll). Cook set, the BCB folding stove, USGI canteen cup and stove. Pack is an actual "made in Germany" Bundeswehr Jager Alpine. Almost 3 figures but I know it won't let me down. Take care of yourself buddy !

That golf thing is for freebie golf

Still take my Basha to Dartmoor with me, it's never let me down through some horrible weather, cut off the stetcher straps to lighten it up a bit . Might still be heavier than other tarps but it's worth it for the peace of mind.

Nothing quite like a military surplus gear haul!

Great to see you back mate, I was really worried about you after that emotional video. Your videos are some of my favourite camping videos.