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Cool!

The vent ports don’t have mesh on them so I’m guessing you have to sacrifice bugs and mosquitoes for breathability?

Nice setup in the wind. Are you planning any hikes early next year? I have the xmid 2p solid and really like the extra room, but the foot print is big.

Scott:) thanks for showing me how to set up my new tent!! Can’t believe they don’t supply tent pegs, actually come to think of it, I think it was an option. Appreciate it buddy.

Nice! Moving from my Altaplex to the DupleXL for more space. That is not snow but freezing rain. About the worst possible weather condition possible. Looks like it held up great though! Good stuff, thanks!

I'm looking at this tent to hike in Sweden/Norway in early autumn, and this videos helped seal the deal.

I enjoyed your start video. Thanks for sharing this. As a 67 year old injured hiker, I really like to see you on the trail.

Love it

Good luck and have a great journey.

I'll be there soon. Get it!!

Congrats on your start! good luck & have fun!

It’s an igloo!!! 🙏🏼

Great video. Glad you did not get wet inside. Did you have all doors closed all night?

I’ve often wondered if ice/snow like that affects the dyneema material over time.

This is a great video! Enjoy your journey.

Most trail meals are carb based, pasta, rice, or potatoes. I have to quit carbs due to diabetes and resupply is going to be hard. Mostly, I am limited to beef, pork, bird, & nuts. My new main staples are pecans & walnuts since they are calorie dense and mostly fat & protein. I plan on a steak or sausage cooked over a fire on first day out of towns. Beef sticks, jerky, spam, tuna packets, nuts, peanut butter, cheese, hot dogs, salami, pepperoni, and pork rinds are usually available. Maybe a rotisserie chicken and some boiled eggs if there is a full grocery store.

Beautiful guys

When i took this video, I was 30lbs heavier!