Solo Winter Camp 2 - Snowtrekker 8x8 EXP solo - Part II
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video I embark on my first ever solo winter camp. I spend 2 days and 3 nights in my newly acquired SnowTrekker 8x8 solo tent, with a wood burning stove. This is the second video of a multi-part series documenting my first solo winter camping experience in a Hot Tent in Hokkaido, Japan - Please, Follow Me Outdoors - Paul.
Part I: • Solo Winter Camp 1 - S...
Part III: • Solo Winter Camp 3 - S...
Part IV: • Solo Winter Camp 4 - S...
Part V: • Solo Winter Camp 5 - S...
Part VI: • Solo Winter Camp 6 - S...
Tent: Exp solo 8x8 by SnowTrekker Tents
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Stove: Snowtrekker™ Small Stove (Kni-co)
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Music Included in this video:
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Sophomore Makeout by Silent Partner
Acousticbreeze by Bensound - www.bensound.com
You are the first person I've seen actually cover most of the floor. I love it..so cozy looking.
Hi Amy, Yes I definitely prefer to have the floor covered like that. Thanks for watching and commenting.
another great video. i do like the tent. my old canvas tent has seen a better day and i was researching Snowtrekker when i found your channel. i was also looking at Seek Outside and Kifaru tents. Kni-co is a great stove and it will last you a long time. thanks for posting this series of videos....martin...
Wyo PoBo thanks again Martin, Snowtrekker make the best canvas tents in my opinion. Amazing tents, and Duane and Margot are fantastic to deal with. Tried and tested in the field by many serious outdoors men and women.
I've been looking at the Snowtrekker for a couple of years now. i'm trying to cut down on weight so a 20lb Snowtrekker and maybe a Seek Outside Titanium stove will help with the weight. all my stuff is in the high country so wind is a definite consideration. my old canvas tent did ok so i think a Snowtrekker will take the punishment also. Patrick Smith at Kifaru has spent his life in the high country of Colorado so i trust his tents also. Tipi style tents really handle the wind. i'll follow your series more tomorrow. thank you..
Hey Paul. i went ahead and ordered an 8x10 crew today. i'm looking forward to the new tent.
Great stuff! In hindsight I actually wish I had bought that one instead. :)
Great videos, love the Snowtrekker. Couple of important things; next time place the aluminum sheets between your stove and wood pile to prevent any fires due to extreme heat generated by your wood stove - that's a serious fire hazard. (you may want to place one in the back of your stove between stove and tent wall too). Also, place your side table on the opposite side of your Kni-Co stove rather than trying to work/cook over and around your wood pile. This will also make room for your aluminum sheets to lean in that area. And finally, thank you for sharing your videos. :)
Thanks for the info. did you watch all the videos?
hi, can you tell me what size is your wood stove ? the length is 19 inch, correct ?
Simon Leung hey there, yep that is correct it is the small stove listed here: www.snowtrekkertents.com/tent-stoves/
Thanks for watching. Paul.
I didn't know that Japan got that much snow. Loved your video. What kind of job do you have in Japan?
Hi Billy, Yep we get bucket loads of the stuff here in Hokkaido, 2nd snowiest place on Earth apparently. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I work for a real estate company. Take care. Paul.
One day reply! You have a fan for life!
Great Videos Paul..Looking to buy my first Snowtrekker next year...
question..your cargo pants..???
mike they are actually an old pair of snowboarding pants I bought many years ago. Japanese brand. Very sturdy. Thanks for watching the vids. All the best, Paul.
When you got your stove out, was it wrapped in a canvas bag?
If so, did you buy it or make it?
Gregory Supan Hi Gregory, thanks for watching and thanks for your comment and question. The bag is nothing special, just from the local hardware store, for garden waste I think, old grass leaves etc... they are light weight woven sacks... made of recycled plastic I think. I just wanted something to put the stove in to keep the rest of my gear separate and clean. Thanks
Why would you put the wood up high?
To keep it above the snow and accessible. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Is the stove the Snowtrekker stove?
410 Trail Runner Canadian Overland Hi there - it is the snowtrekker small stove (kni-co), thanks for watching. www.snowtrekkertents.com/portablewoodstoves.html
Also...your NOT glamping!
My wife and I have glamped
and your NOT glamping.
Gregory Supan youre*
You're welcome. :)
We would not have known that was a stove behind you if you had not told us. Stupid conversation is a waste of oxygen. saying nothing is better. some of the best camping/bushcraft videos have not one spoken word. Watch and learn.
Mark Stephens The best thing about opinions is everyone gets to have their own. Thanks for stopping by.