@ for most people, tent camping isn’t this elaborate. The Japanese camping aesthetic is mostly on social media, but not so practical. Glad you found time to go explore!
Great video. I have the exact same tent / tarp. I haven't had a chance to use the tent yet as it just came in the mail a couple of weeks ago. I love the tarp. Watching this video got me excited for my next trip!
Thank you! It's a great setup, especially for this time of the year. It was actually my first time using the amenity dome and it's a really nice tent. Hope you have a great trip out there!
Great video and looks like a great trip! I just got a bunch more Snow Peak gear recently and will be testing it out in a week or so for 4 nights out on the Peninsula too. Hopefully the weather cooperates well enough :)
Thank you, had a great time out there! Nice, hopefully the weather's good, it's such an incredible area. I hope to soon do a longer stay out that way as well to check out more of it! Thanks again for your support on here!
You should really consider getting a larger tarp like the evo, since you are not restricted by pitching space That way you can stick your shelter entrance under the tarp flap and still have plenty enough room under
Nice video, thanks. You have an interesting little heater. Do you mind saying who the manufacture and model is? My experience has been that the Mr. Heaters' are a little overkill for my 10' x 10' canvas tent. I live in Northern CA. and I do not do any cold weather winter camping. Thanks
Yeah the Mr Heaters put out quite a bit more heat. For smaller tents though, this one’s been pretty efficient and has made mornings and nights much more tolerable this time of the year.
Hi Ryan, Thanks for another nicely put together video. It is so much fun to watch you use the gear. You remind me that even one night out is enough to sooth the soul. Quick question: which tent heater are you using? I can tolerate cold but would be nice to have a bit of relief. Thanks so much!
Hey, thank you so much! I’ve been using the Kovea Cupid Heater lately before bed and in the morning. We used to not use any heaters, but once we started it’s hard to go back now. So nice to hear from you!
Not sure if you mentioned it in the video, but where was this roughly? Did you need to reserve the campsite? I wish northeast had more places like this where I could just drive there, set up a tent and chill without many people.
It's a HipCamp, basically airbnb for campsites. It's pretty much the only way I reserve sites except for when we go dispersed camping. You have to search quite a bit on the site to find a good one since many are setup like overcrowded campgrounds, but some listings offer 100s of acres to yourself.
Hey Ryan, love your video as always. What's your thoughts on the Amenity Dome S and the Alpha Breeze for solo camping? Did you feel that the Alpha Breeze was too large for solo camping, so you decided to take out the Amenity Dome S instead? Thanks!
Hey, thank you so much! I think for overnight trips, going with a more compact setup is my preference. For this trip, I only used the tent to sleep in, so having the extra space wasn't really necessary. However, for longer stays, or times where I plan on spending more time inside, it's nice to have a larger tent like the Alpha Breeze. I will say, the front porch area is a bit low for sitting under, unless you had a backpacking chair or ground seat. In this case, I had the tarp anyway, but last time I went solo camping, I exclusively used the Alpha Breeze's front covered porch and left the tarp at home.
Hi Ryan! Out of curiosity when you cook in your takibi do you use the coal bed. And also I can’t tell if you’re using the base plate stand. With the table and the base plate if you’re using it does the takibi still warm you? Thanks for the awesome videos!
Hey, the coal bed would be nice for cooking, but I don't have one yet. I almost always use the base plate with it, I like that it lifts it off the ground and catches any burning coals that could fall through. It's very warm even with the Jikaro table. It's a pretty slim table, but it offers ample space to dine around and I think it's the ideal distance from the fire. Thank you for the support!
Lantern Hangers from Snow peak. It wraps around the pole very easily and stays put because it has a grippy material where it comes into contact with the pole. Thanks for watching!
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Love your set up! Amenity dome s seems to be the perfect tent for one or two person camping. Thank you for the wonderful video!❤❤
Thank you so much! Yeah I really enjoyed the Amenity dome.
wow very nice experience friend
Thank you!
@@rtmadani welcome
Well done. I love these types of videos. I absolutely hate this type of camping but the videos are nice 😂.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching it haha! I started tent camping after backpacking so the transition into these setups was drastic, but worth it!
@ for most people, tent camping isn’t this elaborate. The Japanese camping aesthetic is mostly on social media, but not so practical. Glad you found time to go explore!
Great video. I have the exact same tent / tarp. I haven't had a chance to use the tent yet as it just came in the mail a couple of weeks ago. I love the tarp. Watching this video got me excited for my next trip!
Thank you! It's a great setup, especially for this time of the year. It was actually my first time using the amenity dome and it's a really nice tent. Hope you have a great trip out there!
I like these videos, well done 👍🏻
Thank you!
Great video and looks like a great trip! I just got a bunch more Snow Peak gear recently and will be testing it out in a week or so for 4 nights out on the Peninsula too. Hopefully the weather cooperates well enough :)
Thank you, had a great time out there! Nice, hopefully the weather's good, it's such an incredible area. I hope to soon do a longer stay out that way as well to check out more of it! Thanks again for your support on here!
Love your videos
Thank you!
You should really consider getting a larger tarp like the evo, since you are not restricted by pitching space
That way you can stick your shelter entrance under the tarp flap and still have plenty enough room under
I got an Evo Pro recently but haven’t shown it on here yet. I agree though, if you have the space it’s an incredible tarp.
@@rtmadanihope you got the takibi sheet for that too! :D
Beautiful camping 🏕️ my friend I am a chef and I like carcamping like to start now your vlog is motivational. Thank you 🙏🏻 from Mysore to India 🇮🇳
Thank you, happy to hear this!
You’re welcome ☺️
Nice video, thanks. You have an interesting little heater. Do you mind saying who the manufacture and model is? My experience has been that the Mr. Heaters' are a little overkill for my 10' x 10' canvas tent. I live in Northern CA. and I do not do any cold weather winter camping. Thanks
Oops, I just read your answer below to the same heater question.
Yeah the Mr Heaters put out quite a bit more heat. For smaller tents though, this one’s been pretty efficient and has made mornings and nights much more tolerable this time of the year.
Hi Ryan, Thanks for another nicely put together video. It is so much fun to watch you use the gear. You remind me that even one night out is enough to sooth the soul. Quick question: which tent heater are you using? I can tolerate cold but would be nice to have a bit of relief. Thanks so much!
Hey, thank you so much! I’ve been using the Kovea Cupid Heater lately before bed and in the morning. We used to not use any heaters, but once we started it’s hard to go back now. So nice to hear from you!
can you please share the link for the lantern pole / hanger?
Hey, here’s the link: alnk.to/dAmWkDf
Thanks for watching!
Did you use a collapsible tube to blow air into the fire? Cool setup but brutally expensive.
Hey, I use the Snow Peak Takibi Blower. The cost is high, but the quality for me makes it worth it. Thank you for watching!
Not sure if you mentioned it in the video, but where was this roughly? Did you need to reserve the campsite? I wish northeast had more places like this where I could just drive there, set up a tent and chill without many people.
It's a HipCamp, basically airbnb for campsites. It's pretty much the only way I reserve sites except for when we go dispersed camping. You have to search quite a bit on the site to find a good one since many are setup like overcrowded campgrounds, but some listings offer 100s of acres to yourself.
Another great video. What camera setup do you use? Great work!
Thank you! I'm using a Panasonic Lumix S5. I think in this video it was with the kit lens, but i've upgraded to the S Pro 24-70.
Hey Ryan, love your video as always. What's your thoughts on the Amenity Dome S and the Alpha Breeze for solo camping? Did you feel that the Alpha Breeze was too large for solo camping, so you decided to take out the Amenity Dome S instead? Thanks!
Hey, thank you so much! I think for overnight trips, going with a more compact setup is my preference. For this trip, I only used the tent to sleep in, so having the extra space wasn't really necessary. However, for longer stays, or times where I plan on spending more time inside, it's nice to have a larger tent like the Alpha Breeze.
I will say, the front porch area is a bit low for sitting under, unless you had a backpacking chair or ground seat. In this case, I had the tarp anyway, but last time I went solo camping, I exclusively used the Alpha Breeze's front covered porch and left the tarp at home.
I’m just imagining encountering Bigfoot and having to leave all that ridiculously expensive equipment behind. .😧
It’s cold out. Bigfoot just wants to cuddle.
Hi Ryan! Out of curiosity when you cook in your takibi do you use the coal bed. And also I can’t tell if you’re using the base plate stand. With the table and the base plate if you’re using it does the takibi still warm you? Thanks for the awesome videos!
Hey, the coal bed would be nice for cooking, but I don't have one yet. I almost always use the base plate with it, I like that it lifts it off the ground and catches any burning coals that could fall through. It's very warm even with the Jikaro table. It's a pretty slim table, but it offers ample space to dine around and I think it's the ideal distance from the fire. Thank you for the support!
How do you hang lights on the tarp pole??
Lantern Hangers from Snow peak. It wraps around the pole very easily and stays put because it has a grippy material where it comes into contact with the pole. Thanks for watching!
Do u have a toilet video?
Omfg ilysm
Nice. What's the backpack?
Thanks! It's the Arc'teryx Granville 25 Backpack.
It’s soooooo nice
What pan is that?
It’s a Crate & Barrel Monterey ceramic fry pan.