Winter Camping In The Mountains | Putting Our Teardrop Trailer To The Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2020
- We went winter camping in our Timberleaf trailer for the first time this December on the top of Snoqualmie Pass. Temperatures dropped down to 25°F during the night but we stayed warm and had a great time. The stars were amazing!
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Love it guys! Beautiful views. And amazing little teardrop/jeep combo you have there.
Thanks so much!! This little combo has gotten us through this crazy year! We really enjoy your channel, thanks for all the amazing content and reviews! Has helped us make a few well informed decisions 😉
@@wahzmahn Glad to hear the channel has been helpful. I can see how that teardrop of yours helped you through this crazy year! What a great escape you have.
You may want to add a Luggable Loo to that tent. Also a 200 watt heater or 12 volt electric blanket would pair up nicely with a 500 watt power bank.
I hadn't heard about Luggable Loo, thanks for the tip!
Love my Loo. Don't forget to pack some kitty litter for it, to aid the process. Meow!
This looks like so much fun!!!!!
5:00 Pretty glorious views! Nice work in capturing them. This is what camping is all about...enjoying the serenity of mother nature.
That Army green JK Sahara on 35's is bad ass! You should do a walk around on that Jeep. What a cool location to camp 🏕❄
Thank you! We love our JK which actually rides on 37"s 😜 We've also thought of a walk around as well, hopefully get something out soon. How are you liking your TJ? Had one years ago and miss her so. Camp location was amazing and can't wait to go higher up soon. Cheers!
@@WheresWiseman I was thinking 37's, that's too bold of a stance to be anything less. I had a 2 dr '08 JK X with that 3.8 mini van engine. Sorta miss that Jeep but not that engine, it was a dog even with an iDrive throttle kit. My '05 TJ Rocky Mtn is by far the best Jeep I've had. The 4.0 I6 with 3.73's and a Dana 44. The low end torque is great. This rig is mainly a beach and dune wheeler down in the Outer Banks. My wife and I and our sons go surf fishing and beach camping April - Oct. 🏖😎
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Awesome views! You two are cool! 👌
Gorgeous scenery. Nice video!
Great video, my friend! Great winter camp! Enjoyed watching, your and bushcraft skills are terrific! And the surrounding nature is amazing. Cheers from Russia, bro, and welcome to my channel about special Russian bushcraft tips and hacks! Best Regards, Yuriy! 🙂☺✌
Thank you!! Will checkout your channel this weekend 🤘🏻
Awesome video! Great drone shots and skyview. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you much!
Wow that was beautiful with all the stars!
Thank you! Nothing beats winter under the stars!!!
I did negative thirty below camping was the most amazing truelly tests your test and yourself 🤗
Beautiful photos
Thank you!!
Brrrr!!!
Ha! We were so warm n cozy 😌
Do you have problems with condensation under your bed??? If so what do you do?
What kind of heater did you end up with. We have a teardrop trailer and would like a little heater for it.
Hi Robert! We are deciding between the Amazon basics 500 watt and Lasko 200 watt. We need low wattage for off grid camping and we'll test with a portable power station. Video review will be out soon, let us know if you have any feedback!
Poop-up pod... Brilliant!
Ha!! We ended up getting something much better. That thing is a huge pain to put away!! 💩
Does your little trailer have trailer brakes? And if so how are you utilizing them? Also are you required to carry chains for the trailer?
Hi Jon, it's wired for brakes but we haven't hooked them up yet. Chains aren't required but we do have some just in case.
Did you guys keep it pretty base or did you wind up with a lot of upgrades (trailer)? I just spec’d one out on their site and it’s coming in at over $21K…..is that normal?
We stayed fairly basic on this one and kept the price down. Just realized a lot of the options really weren't necessary. Our goal was to have a lightweight, well built trailer with a galley and storage. We could work around everything else or modify ourselves👍🏻 However, being in the northwest, if we could go back, we would add the propex heater.
Yep, that’s normal…….more like $23K now…….and you’ll wait almost two years to get it. Nice product but you’ll need patience and a healthy bank account.
Rookie here! What was the purpose of keeping the fan cover opened while sleeping? To avoid excessive condensation?
Hey there! Exactly! Helps keep a bit of air flow moving through the camper and reduces the amount of moisture we're producing 👍🏻
Would a mr buddy heater work in the camper?
We're sure it could however those create so much moisture.
EXELENTE WELCOME PERU
I know you researched TH-cam for campers. Did you consider any teardrops with full insulation like the Colorado teardrop? Do you think insulation would make much difference winter or summer?
Our Timberleaf trailer is insulated and we did notice a difference in the cold. Around 30° we noticed the trailer increased 6-8°from body heat alone. Very excited to try out a heater soon. Only problem is, as soon as we open the door we lose all the heat! In the summer, we usually find cover and don't spend much time inside anyway during the day. When it cools down we just crank on the maxxair fan and it's comfortable within minutes 👌🏻
Do the tear drops go easily wherever the Jeep can go?
This one does! We have Timberleafs All Road package which does well on and off road. Only 1100 lbs and it has a Timbren axle-less suspension which provides lots of clearance and the ride seems to be very smooth so far. We were worried about stuff inside flying all over off-road, but no issues yet. We actually have another video where we took it on a legit off-road trail across Bethel Ridge in Washington and it pulled with ease 😉
You gotta get a solo stove, no more digging holes for fires
Definitely on our list! Have you used one? Is it really smokeless as advertised? Going to have to put it to the test.
@@WheresWiseman yes, e have the Bonfire. It’s great. Burns very hot and is easy to start. It goes virtually smokeless once it starts really going. Protected from the wind
Nice! Thanks for the feedback!
What state?
Washington, Snoqualmie Pass 👍🏻
All this seems awsome but wheres your girl gonna take a dump ? In a 5 gallon bucket not trying to hate or be nasty but I feel number 2s and showering are always left out of good camping videos
Lol