This Filmography was honestly astonishing, so much was taught without a single word being spoken. Thank you for such a thoroughly simple breakdown: what he needs, double checking equipment, where your tie-off points are, how to stack your gear; it's all laid out like a checklist that you check off in real-time
...lovely and useful! Excellent work! I adapt the gear for the kind of environment and local stuff...(...surely our Elders tried different solutions for thousands of years, and with only the best they manage to survive and strive...!) Basically I wear the same equipment (only 1 blanket... but that won't be enough for the peak of Winter). I bought a seax, but it turned out to be of bad quality....so I use a russian blade, in the tradition of the northern Europe puuko that is awesome, a local made handknitted wool bag, a smaller axe (like the tomahawk)... After all, what is really important is that you enjoy your outdoor activities, right?
Great video.how different things can be in different parts of the world.in a cold climate like that in the video warmth and shelter take priority.here in the desert SW water becomes very very important.different lifestyles.great info..I really wish you would post more videos
I have tested a similar wooden construction of a backpack. It works well for 5-6 km then it starts to hurt. Especially in the places where wood comes in contact with the back. In my cast, the lower part of the back. You need some kind of padding.
...I wear my "neckscarf" around my abdomen...this gives great support in greater efforts, warms my kidneys area and protects my back from that rubbing (hey, but I use old fashioned special kind of wool, like loden, (it is called "burel" in my country...) Just awesome!!!
Parece muito bom, gostei das modificações, mas ainda acho que seria melhor o modo normal de alça, pq amarrar na cintura faz diferença, pelo menos pra mim eu gostei mt
thats the handiest darn Y stick i ever darn saw, that makes so much sense, aint no backpack gonna be handier for the needs of a medieval man on the road
That is awesome. I love the clothing, it is really beautiful and looks comfortable, such a pity that people don't usually wear this kind of clothing anymore. Very visually pleasing and natural materials are just lovely. I always have half a forest in my sheep fur after sleeping in the woods, haha.
when i saw the video title i did a lil double take and thought 'oh thats currently very specifically relevant to my interests as well as being lowkey something i've thought about for years when considering the aesthetics of a proper traveler'
This Filmography was honestly astonishing, so much was taught without a single word being spoken. Thank you for such a thoroughly simple breakdown: what he needs, double checking equipment, where your tie-off points are, how to stack your gear; it's all laid out like a checklist that you check off in real-time
Omg 2 videos in one week i could not expect for more, for me one of the bests channel who make vicking historical content, thank you so much!
Thank you for your nice words :) I will speak your words to others.
Good idea would be a leather flap on the top of the backpack to protect your stuff from the rain, etc. :)
This is a great idea I just made my frame and i've been pondering where I want to go with it and I may just use this idea.
I can't wait to make my own pack frame :) thanks for the great video!
Hyped to watch it! Almost can't wait 3 days though xD
Looking forward to future videos
So nice, I will make my own for event season. Vikings Quebec.
First rate. I really like your pack frame and your other kit is nice too. Thank you for sharing.
...lovely and useful! Excellent work!
I adapt the gear for the kind of environment and local stuff...(...surely our Elders tried different solutions for thousands of years, and with only the best they manage to survive and strive...!)
Basically I wear the same equipment (only 1 blanket... but that won't be enough for the peak of Winter). I bought a seax, but it turned out to be of bad quality....so I use a russian blade, in the tradition of the northern Europe puuko that is awesome, a local made handknitted wool bag, a smaller axe (like the tomahawk)...
After all, what is really important is that you enjoy your outdoor activities, right?
Nice video! Got the same Y style frame for my backpack I'm working on
Thank you, so nice 😊👍 love your videos ❤️
Great video.how different things can be in different parts of the world.in a cold climate like that in the video warmth and shelter take priority.here in the desert SW water becomes very very important.different lifestyles.great info..I really wish you would post more videos
i so enjoy your channel hope to see more soon!
Just made one of these for myself! Piece of cake
Still need to make one of those, but always forget it
I have tested a similar wooden construction of a backpack. It works well for 5-6 km then it starts to hurt. Especially in the places where wood comes in contact with the back. In my cast, the lower part of the back. You need some kind of padding.
...I wear my "neckscarf" around my abdomen...this gives great support in greater efforts, warms my kidneys area and protects my back from that rubbing (hey, but I use old fashioned special kind of wool, like loden, (it is called "burel" in my country...) Just awesome!!!
A bit late answer but try attaching your blanket or cloak to the inner side of the pack.
Bro it looks cool. Btw is it heavy?
Parece muito bom, gostei das modificações, mas ainda acho que seria melhor o modo normal de alça, pq amarrar na cintura faz diferença, pelo menos pra mim eu gostei mt
What camera are you guys filming with? Very curious if this is Sony or Canon.
Would love to know the weight of your bedroll kit. Your sheepskin has felt backing instead of skin? Beautiful videos~
thats the handiest darn Y stick i ever darn saw, that makes so much sense, aint no backpack gonna be handier for the needs of a medieval man on the road
Very Cool.
That is awesome. I love the clothing, it is really beautiful and looks comfortable, such a pity that people don't usually wear this kind of clothing anymore. Very visually pleasing and natural materials are just lovely. I always have half a forest in my sheep fur after sleeping in the woods, haha.
Thak you Kathrin 🙂
how much would a pack like that weigh?
What I wonder is, wouldn't it carry better with the big stuff up over the shoulders and the narrow bit pointing down?
Hej! Very nice vids you guys make! Awsome! But what if it rains like 2 days... Ur stuff will get wet...how did our anserties solve this problem?
Thanks :) Wool is warm even wet.
I wonder how to make that hood
4:31 "i forgot to put my good knife in the frame pack"
4:42: *"nevermind, not my favourite anyway..."*
I would really like to know what type of camera you use to film this, I really like the filmish style
nemáte návod ako nasadiť ten hrot do oštepu?
Ahoj, veľmi pekné deky, kto je výrobca prosím? Ďakujem.
Zdravím, mám dojem, že jsme je brali někde ze Srbska. Zjistím víc.
What animal pelt is that? Looks kinda like goat also did you make it or did you buy it?
What are those hardtack/bread things at the begining?😊
Waybread. Unleavened so it doesn't take up so much space in the pack.
Awesome video! Jakou kameru nahráváte? Zdravím z Polska!
Zdravím. Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II.
What is the hood thing called or how to make / buy
It's a Skjoldehamn hood
О! Прикольный канал! Не хватает описания что к чему
Вот топор бы, я не стал подвязывать к рюкзаку.
И потерять можно, и пригодится может, внезапно.
Uvažovali jste dát kameru na stativ? Aby se ten obraz tak nehybal? 🙂
Zdravím. Na stativu by byl obraz příliš statický a nepřirozený. Aspoň dle našeho názoru.
Na stativu by by obraz příliš statický a nepřirozený. Aspoň dle našeho názoru.
Those are 2 sheep skins stitched together ?
Yes
@@marobud_reenactment do they need to be sun dried to resist even more ? (Like reindeer)
This is sooo relevent to my interests.
If you like what we do, you can follow us on Instagram : marobud_viking_reenactment :)
when i saw the video title i did a lil double take and thought 'oh thats currently very specifically relevant to my interests as well as being lowkey something i've thought about for years when considering the aesthetics of a proper traveler'
I may have to join instagram for you all.
Lembas bread?
Awww come on pls no premieres... it's so annoying >.
Hmm... It's new for me. Just let me make last one please... :D
@@marobud_reenactment 👍
Very nice! Great filming and editing!