Great video. And an amazing bag. I use this bag last year and its verty. I have another military bag to try now which is a lot older so hoping to test that soon. Love niko as well bless
I have a problem with heavy clothing , since it's usefiul only half of the year is the same i have with sleep/shelter gear . The latter is only useful when you camp. Both are vulnerable to getting wet, I found ways to make them othewise useful.
learn to use the 1 way projectted heat of a Siberian fire lay, bro Learn to use a 4 log variant of the Alternative Swedish fire torch (or 2 of them) to ignite the Sibieran when all is wet.
bugnet suits are of course useful in hot weather, but they are also very insulating in winter, especially when debris is stuffed between 2 such suits, also, spiders and ticks can survive seveeral weeks at 20F or colder, by burrowing into debris. If you use debris as insulation, you must have the bugnet suits, or you must heavily smoke, EACH handful of debris before using it as insulation. If that insulation is not enclosed in netting, there is a risk of "new" insects burrowing into it, too The camo nets of course let you hide from game and men, but they can also serve as wind blocks If they are pitched at a steep angle, they will shed rain. Wrapped around you, between the bug nets, they serve as very good long johns. Debris can be put under the wraps of netting, for more of an increase in insulation. The bugnet suits are fragile, but the camo nets can be used to help you carry debris, boughs,etc for building shelters The camo nets can also make a baited net weir for fish, while the net-hammock is used as a gillnet and as a seine, forciing fish from 5 ft deep water into 1 ft deep water, where the net-weir is set.
@@Outdoorswithniko cant read, eh? the only reason i'd be out there is shtf, and if shtf, there's another 20 lbs of food, water, ammo, night vision armor, batteries, helmet, etc, that have to be carried. You also have to be able to jump uip, run, diver proner, roll over, repeat, and that's not going to happen with much more than 40 lbs. When everythng else has go be held to 20 lbs, including a day's water, things get cramped really badly.
all gear testing should be done in the worst conditions and that means in rain, wind and just above freezing. Such condititons DO happen a lot in fall and spring, are common in winter and CAN occcur at any time in the mountains. then your shelter has to provide FULL coverage and if your sleeping gear is vultnerable to getting wet, you have to know what to do about abouut that. This camp would not suffice in wind and rain and you're carrying a lot of stuff. to include many lbs of clotnig. What to do with that clothng when it's hot, eh? you still have to lug it arouund. What to do when you need to hide, either from men or game? What to do when it's 100F and buggy? This type of shelter gear is of no help when you have to go get water, firewood, hunt fish or hike. i developed sleeping gear that can be worn as clothnig , is not effected by its getting wet and it's all useful in hot weather. It's very compaart, lightweight and low cost, and you have to know how to use it It can be set up a dozen or more different ways, which you need in order to properly handle the variety of conditions one encounters out there. The MSS is very heavy, bulky, expensve for whtat it does.
@@EsyuDach 😂😂😂 have a day off you have no idea what I took what kind of camp I was doing it suffered heavy rain and cold weather it was perfectly fine didn’t leak and I was warm using it clothing I’ll wear what I want fella you ain’t my dad I live-streamed the whole camp in the bad weather 25k people seen it perform so yea like I said you’re making a point on something you don’t know these two camps did perfect and the first set up if it rained easy to sort drop back two pegs pull plough forward and cover like a tarp shelter if you know all you know you would know that and this is England hiding from game and men 😂 it’s not hunted or alone 😂
And if you’re going lightweight go buy extra light weight nobodies forcing you to use this and this is just the prototype the actual is made of lighter materials pal 😂👌
@@Outdoorswithnikoyou always get one don’t ya, loved the camp mate. Brilliant set up and looked toasty. I’ve yet to get outdoors, got most of my equipment now, just waiting on getting the artic sleeping bag myself! Great video mate. Subbed 🎉🎉
@@Outdoorswithniko there's nothing spiecial about my gear. It's all lowo cost, been available for years. I just know a lot more aobut how to use it, that's all
Good to see you still doing content mate keep it up 👍🏻
@@ShaunMagooMcGowan cheers mate deffo will be trying to post 2 a month moving forward
@@Outdoorswithnikonice one look forward to it.
Great video. And an amazing bag. I use this bag last year and its verty. I have another military bag to try now which is a lot older so hoping to test that soon. Love niko as well bless
@Randomlysleeping cheers mate much appreciated glad you’re enjoying my main man niko too he’ll be a regular star of the show moving forward 🙂💪
Enjoyed you video,good energy 👌
@@brettatkinson4325 cheers mate
The hash did look good. Great two night camp.
@@thomasshafe cheers mate was decent 🙂
I have a problem with heavy clothing , since it's usefiul only half of the year is the same i have with sleep/shelter gear . The latter is only useful when you camp. Both are vulnerable to getting wet, I found ways to make them othewise useful.
@@EsyuDach pal go enjoy you’re day 😂😂😂😂
Nice camp we truckcamp but started fooling around with tarp shelters! Cheers subbed 😂😊
@@campdoggs2959 cheers mate bet you’re family love it I’ll sub back 🙂
Great informative video dave
Cheers mate so much more to come
*_Is the temperature there very extreme, the campfire is still alive? ... greetings from me Rudy Tutorial Outdoor from Indonesia....._*
Awesome video bud ❤❤
Nice going, keep it up
Thank you
learn to use the 1 way projectted heat of a Siberian fire lay, bro Learn to use a 4 log variant of the Alternative Swedish fire torch (or 2 of them) to ignite the Sibieran when all is wet.
@@EsyuDach I know all this done it before 😂 I do Tik Tok too and livestream it all have a much bigger platform on there 👌
Grate stuff buddy camp looks well good the kits holding up to the environment well done regards lawrence 👍
Looks like a great few days…
Do you have a link to the Bivvi / stretcher bag
Cheers
@@Tammockman cheers mate will be available end of Jan
bugnet suits are of course useful in hot weather, but they are also very insulating in winter, especially when debris is stuffed between 2 such suits, also, spiders and ticks can survive seveeral weeks at 20F or colder, by burrowing into debris. If you use debris as insulation, you must have the bugnet suits, or you must heavily smoke, EACH handful of debris before using it as insulation. If that insulation is not enclosed in netting, there is a risk of "new" insects burrowing into it, too The camo nets of course let you hide from game and men, but they can also serve as wind blocks If they are pitched at a steep angle, they will shed rain. Wrapped around you, between the bug nets, they serve as very good long johns. Debris can be put under the wraps of netting, for more of an increase in insulation. The bugnet suits are fragile, but the camo nets can be used to help you carry debris, boughs,etc for building shelters The camo nets can also make a baited net weir for fish, while the net-hammock is used as a gillnet and as a seine, forciing fish from 5 ft deep water into 1 ft deep water, where the net-weir is set.
@@EsyuDach 😂😂😂 what are you going on about 😂😂 pal
@@Outdoorswithniko cant read, eh? the only reason i'd be out there is shtf, and if shtf, there's another 20 lbs of food, water, ammo, night vision armor, batteries, helmet, etc, that have to be carried. You also have to be able to jump uip, run, diver proner, roll over, repeat, and that's not going to happen with much more than 40 lbs. When everythng else has go be held to 20 lbs, including a day's water, things get cramped really badly.
@ course I can read 😂😂 I’m laughing at you you’re acting like it’s a war mission it’s camping dude in England absolute melt 😂😂😂
@@Outdoorswithniko everyone who watches such videos is not a twit, like you.
@ 😂😂😂😂 go on kidda go make some flint tools, or make a broth from bones sunshine 😂😂
lol... only 4 more days to go working on agency lol...
all gear testing should be done in the worst conditions and that means in rain, wind and just above freezing. Such condititons DO happen a lot in fall and spring, are common in winter and CAN occcur at any time in the mountains. then your shelter has to provide FULL coverage and if your sleeping gear is vultnerable to getting wet, you have to know what to do about abouut that. This camp would not suffice in wind and rain and you're carrying a lot of stuff. to include many lbs of clotnig. What to do with that clothng when it's hot, eh? you still have to lug it arouund. What to do when you need to hide, either from men or game? What to do when it's 100F and buggy? This type of shelter gear is of no help when you have to go get water, firewood, hunt fish or hike. i developed sleeping gear that can be worn as clothnig , is not effected by its getting wet and it's all useful in hot weather. It's very compaart, lightweight and low cost, and you have to know how to use it It can be set up a dozen or more different ways, which you need in order to properly handle the variety of conditions one encounters out there. The MSS is very heavy, bulky, expensve for whtat it does.
@@EsyuDach 😂😂😂 have a day off you have no idea what I took what kind of camp I was doing it suffered heavy rain and cold weather it was perfectly fine didn’t leak and I was warm using it clothing I’ll wear what I want fella you ain’t my dad I live-streamed the whole camp in the bad weather 25k people seen it perform so yea like I said you’re making a point on something you don’t know these two camps did perfect and the first set up if it rained easy to sort drop back two pegs pull plough forward and cover like a tarp shelter if you know all you know you would know that and this is England hiding from game and men 😂 it’s not hunted or alone 😂
And if you’re going lightweight go buy extra light weight nobodies forcing you to use this and this is just the prototype the actual is made of lighter materials pal 😂👌
@@EsyuDach let’s see you’re sleeping gear will take a look chief 😂
@@Outdoorswithnikoyou always get one don’t ya, loved the camp mate. Brilliant set up and looked toasty. I’ve yet to get outdoors, got most of my equipment now, just waiting on getting the artic sleeping bag myself! Great video mate. Subbed 🎉🎉
@@Outdoorswithniko there's nothing spiecial about my gear. It's all lowo cost, been available for years. I just know a lot more aobut how to use it, that's all