Wild Camping in the Lakes - Is this my go to winter tent?
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Got the Southern Cross 2.
I don't use the inner in Winter, just the outer and footprint.
A system we used in Norway during military service.
Great tents
Bob on mate always good to see the trip from you're point of view.. I reckon you should cook us both up a prawn linguini next time 😉😂
Them worms were weird, never seen those on any other fells I've done before..tfs mate & the great company...
The Perfect Camp; Torrential Rain. Biting Wind. Nothing around for miles. Late September. Dusk all day long. And, after that substantial Trek to get there... A Grand Enamel Mug of Tea. Then Supper. All this rounded off with a Good Book and listening to the rain striking the tent. Bliss.
Yep. I’m surprised you made the mistake of buying the one person version.
I’m a short 5’5” and immediately went for the two person, great inner size ‘and’ two porches which not only gives you great flexibility in cooking/storage etc but is also far better options for ventilation and and not much of a weight penalty. 👍
I went for this type of tent after living my Scarp two which I love the layout etc but can’t be doing with the silver colour, hence it’s goin on eBay with the extra poles etc and very little use.
Current tents:
Hilleberg Nammatj 2. ✅
Terra Nova SC 2. ✅
Hilleberg Akto. ✅
Fjallraven Abisko lite 1✅
MSR access 2 (great tent but inner first 😏used once, to go).
Tarptent Scarp 2 (terrific tent but can’t be doin wit colour, to go)
Keep up the good work buddy.. 👍
@@thomasomoore9252 I like you comment. Lots of great insight. I think you meant it for Paul. Not to worry, I am confidant that Paul will read every word. I agree with you. The two man is usually the way to go. I trained in Survival with the Army back in the early 1980's. Being abandoned on Brecon for two weeks, without so much as a tarpaulin, really tested one's Survival skills. Frankly, a one man tent can be a luxury at times. Very best wishes.
@@tomsenior7405
Yep I did 25 years.
I started ‘staying out’ in winter Scotland when I was around 11 year old in the early 70s before I had a tent or sleep bag… the days 👍
I also do use one person tents.
@@thomasomoore9252 Wonderful stuff. Were we separated at birth? I would camp out in the Woods at the back of our house when I was the same age. Very basic stuff. You are so right, those were the days.
@@thomasomoore9252 I use the Hilleberg Enan, fantastic tent, although I wouldn’t complain if it was a little bit bigger.
Hats off to you for going out in all weathers and not being just a fair weather camper.
A few points though if I may.
As picturesque as it might be for YT or IG, pitching your tent on top of the hill is just, well to be blunt, lunacy. Of course it is going to be windy. It's the most exposed piece of ground for miles and you've decided to pitch right in the middle of it.
Get down off the top, in the lee of the hill and take advantage of the cover from the elements.
As we used to say in the Army, any fool can be uncomfortable.
Packing list - you really should have a change of clothes. By not doing so you put yourself at risk. You mention in the video that you put your waterproof trousers on having taken off your wet gear. Perfect time to put on your change of clothes. Not sure what your contingency would be if you ended up in the drink, with no spare change of clothes.
Otherwise, can't fault your enthusiasm and energy in creating this content and putting yourself out there.
And it was today I learnt what the little elastic loops on the end on of pegs are for! Thanks for the video!
would love to come on a camping trip with you looks fun
Looks like sleeping in a cloth coffin.
@@philholdsworth8280 yeah...kinda agree...I'm only a short arse but these 1man tents are imo great if you just need shelter...I've just upgraded from a cheapo 2man trail tent (great for what I paid for & huge)..to a more stable 4 season hydra 200...it seems the more you pay the smaller the tent gets🥴..which kinda makes no sense. less weight is fine but when the sizes go down too ..not so good. My 2man is still quite cheap but good enough for 1man & his 2 terriers 🦧🐕🐕.
@@Riiiizla My sentiments exactly. Just get a bit fitter.
I once read this article in the Trail magazine about this bloke who didn't even take a stove just drank water and ate nuts and stuff, just to keep the weight down. Missing the point totally.
Another great video Paul. Nice to see the Southern Cross in action, really interesting to see the space problems. I’d love to see more of the Scarp 1 in winter action.
Can someone share a link to Andy's channel. I dont know him. Thanks
Am I a bit of an odd-ball because I will, every time, look for a sheltered pitch for my camp in the hills rather than on the top of an exposed mound as shewn on just about every video post?
A vote on taking the Scarp 1 out again. The tent here looks lovely but a bit claustrophobic for us 6ft + guys.
Has to be said i usually skip through the promos (guilty as charged) but great thinking combining that with the continued filming of your food, kept me from skipping 👍
Great video Paul. Prawn linguine 😋 very la de da 👌 certainly looks more appetising than a dehydrated meal in a bag. Think the Hilleberg soulo is due an outing 🤔 😁
Hi Paul!! Been looking forward to this one after seeing Andys and your insane photo on Instagram.
It is effort doing all the B roll and end up doing it twice 😂😂
Said to Andy its a bit of a bummer sometimes when the conditions are like that and you're with a buddy but in your own tents, not to bad on your own. But you still make it work I suppose and awesome to be outdoors and on a camp in any case! Glad you had a glorious morning though ☺
Im trying to do the Wainwright's but only on 18 over the years 😂😂 its like 4 n half hours for me to get there and so hars to fit round work etc.
Need more time!
Wish id have tested the ground in my St Sunday Crag summit camp, that was a right drama! 😂
Not as much as if you never had the right poles though! 😳🙈 Glad you had them, I got nervous just watching haha.
I had that exact Highlander foil mat and after 3 uses all the foil started peeling off, please let 'us' know how you get on with yours 🙏🏼👍🏻
Great food, great camp and superb video as always mate LOVED IT... THANK YOU!!
Take care and hope you have enjoyed your weekend 😊
ATB... Chris ✌🏼⛰🏕💚
I can recommend a great pair of socks. The Bridgedale explorer summit. They last for years and can be worn all year round they are a woolfusion sock an extremely comfortable and breathable warm worth every penny of between 15 and 25 obviously you can get them on offer sometimes, The best socks I have ever had and I tried many to get there...
Great video Paul, wow did that video open up in the morning! Tent looks fantastic, was some of the audio in the wind with the new GoPro? Cheers, Si interesting coffee flavours! lol
Hey Paul.
Watching you wrestling with the sleep mat in that tight space after you'd inflated it was comedy gold 😂
Saw Andy's video of the same spot recently. Do you just rob all his outtakes and put it out as your own work?
Im still trying to justify my next tent purchase. The Smirgol voice in my head keeps telling me to buy the Lightwave Sigma S10 tent asap. But I’m already on Santa’s red list, for I am a naughty gear junky
S10 is a great tent
Hi. LIKE. LIKE. CAMPING.
Wainwright bagging/ bragging, life's too short, I just go out to enjoy the hills, it's not a competition. Was once bored half to death by a bloke who said he's done this, climbed that, ticked off all these Monroes etc, so what? My advice Paul, don't go down that road.
using the thermos as a fridge is absolutely brilliant! Thank you for showing us that.
Just checking the ground can take a stake.....or peg as you call it in the UK 🇬🇧 😂 I think you might have been thinking of 'STEAK' at the top of that section 😉
Great video Paul. Good to see you out in darker, chillier conditions too. Quick question - do you still own a Hilleberg Akto? I seem to remember you used it in a couple of old videos. I love that tent. It seems to tick all of the positives that this one has with a little more room in the sleeping compartment too.
Fantastic share, thanks for taking the time. I need to thank you... My wife has always enjoyed camping but the thoughts of wildcamping scared her. I showed her the film with you and Jo. She agreed to do one 👏👏. We did Fleetwith Pike and got drenched enroute. The wind was howling and it rained and rained. The sunrise nailed it. We have just got back in from her second Wildcamp which was in a similar area you went with Jo. We parked in Buttermere, so proud of her . Thanks for the inspiration. All the best Sel. Stay safe and respect for doing what makes you happy 👍
I've got the southern cross 2, in my mind the perfect tent especially for winter. Little bit of extra space for the long nights and a good compromise on weight. Another good video! Clothes peg packed for my next trip out
Same Richard, great tent !!!
Cracking video Paul, will have to have a look at the southern cross 2 for the winter. I’m on the hunt for a new one as I don’t have enough confidence in the cloud peak 2 in the wind and my berghaus tent weighs more than my roof tent! I’m back up in the lakes this week and after watching this, I cannot wait! Atb, Ryan
Nice vid as usual. Liked the thermos tip. I'd always fancied a southern cross for winter but I I reckon my helium will manage as long as there is no snow.
I am waiting for the Dan Durston x-mid 2p to go on sale. Fingers crossed. Tons of room and it sheds snow and is supposed to be good in wind. Very good price to weight ratio as well.
Never a bad day when you're outdoors Paul, love camping in the cold and the fog..
Hey Paul......Next time you have pasta of any kind, boil it at home first, drain and let it cool then pop into container. At camp, bring water to boil, drop in cooked Pasta for couple of minutes and it's ready to eat.
That’s is such a simple but great idea 👍👍👍
As it is cooling toss the pasta in olive oil so it does not stick together.
I can't think of something worse, mamma mia... At least cook it at home, add sauce and olive oil. At camp, just put it on the pan to warm it up... That's sounds better to my Italian ears
I personally really rate taking a little thermos flask with me, I finish off my cooking by pour it straight into the flask and normally prenheat the flash wirh hot water that ibuse to make a tea while I'm waiting for it to finish cooking. In the dales there's always water within a walk of most camping spots. This saves on weight as I pre make my own dried meals e.g rice, milk powder, dried parmesan, and dried mushrooms (buy cheap at chineese supermarkets), thyme, garlic and stock powder. You can even do it with noodles and crack and egg in there. Keeps the pan from burning as well this way as the rice won't stick.
This Highlander reflective mat says nothing about how much benefit you get from it - when you say 'one of these will def help', you could say that about a length of cardboard. No R-value is mentioned anywhere I've looked, so endorsing things that you profit from without any 'actual' stats to back up how useful the claim actually is, well, that's just not cool. I realise you prob won't even read, never mind respond to, this comment but I felt it needed said.
I've used a Southern Cross 2 since Oct. 2017 and it's the perfect balance (or compromise) for a 3 or 4 season tent. 2.3kgs is acceptable when you get 'plenty' of room for 1, head height is good (I'm 6'3"). 2 entrances so you can dump your wet gear in one and cook in the other. Rucksack goes into the tent. Set up procedure is peg out the four corners, set up the red pole skeleton and attach the end clips, then set up the blue cross pole, attach all the other clips and peg out properly. 3 x clothes pegs are packed with every tent I own, they are essential multipurpose items and sort out flappy doors, amongst other things. 2 downsides to the SC2. 1. Supplied pegs are crap, but you should always have a variety of different pegs with you. 2 Price. I bought this as an 'absolute' bargain from Outside in Hathersage for £339GBP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, but today prices are eye watering.
Mate, your a brit, say peg first, enjoyed vid, love the lakes
Hi Paul, the Southern Cross looks awesome. I have the Terra Nova Voyager (heavy) and the Laser Competition 1 (not good for high wind). This looks like the sweet spot in the middle. My next purchase I think. What pegs are you using?
Aside from the potential affiliate sales, I just can NOT understand why anyone would voluntarily carry a Nalgene bottle up a mountain when they could carry a simple re-used mineral water bottle of between 750ml and 2L. Ditto for the frozen prawns in the steel flask (of which I have one)... a simple sturdy bag would have done as the prawns would have been perfectly fresh after the few hours involved. Unnecessary weight is... really unnecessary!
I'm still subscribed tho'! :-)
Randomly watched some black adder 2 the other day. I thought I saw you playing the part of "Mr Ploppy". No offence meant. A few days of camping and I smell like Baldrick's trousers.
Great video! Just a thought, you and Andy could work together with the camerawork. Swap cameras, you can film him walking up the hill from behind and then he can film you walking up from in front, and vice versa. No need to double back and fetch the camera!
Sweet chilli king prawn coffee? Hmmm. reminds me off my mate who put both a lemsip and my coffee in one medicinal brew...you'll never forget the taste...
Oh and a subscribe 👍
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Can’t see a link to the SEA To SUMMIT Ether Light XT Extreme sleeping mat that you’re using here.
I have the Helm 1 by Wild Country (Terra Nova)
I highly recommend it
I have plenty of room for my bag, mat, and extra gear inside the tent
Lots of height to sit up
I have used it in poor weather and there is plenty of room to hang out
It is much bigger inside than the Southern Cross
It even has a back vestibule for boots
It is free standing, but needs the fly to be tensioned with guy lines
It is 0.28 kg heavier and £415 cheaper
Check it out......
Another vote for the helm 1 compact . Rucksack goes in the storage leaving tonnes of room. Great tent for most of the year.
wait wtf.. i thought the scarp 1 was your go-to winter tent??
Now i have to return the scarp 1 and get this... i sure hope the next video i watch doesnt say you have YET another tent................
Tent looks too small . Take a look at the tarptent double rainbow . If u want the extra weight savings get it in Dyneema . But even in nylon a super rad tent at about 1kg , fits 2 extra wide pads side by side , big vestibules , can be double wall with optional liner . Cost 350usd in the nylon version
If you’re bringing a thermos flask, you could have brought the meal pre cooked and straight from the fridge at home, then heated on camp. Freeze dried food is pointless as you have to bring the water to hydrate it anyway. Why not bring tinned food, the tin itself isn’t heavy??
King prawns on a wildcamp have you been taking lessons off Patrick Dickinson
Did all 214 when I was a younger man but didn’t have proof. So doing them all over again - this time with proof.
you may not have been a fan of the worms, but they was clearly a fan of yours …. did you ask if they had “liked & subscribed?” ….🤣
Great video Paul, that looks like a great 1 person tent. Your culinary endeavours will soon challenge Patrick Dickinson!! What is the canister cosy? Does it help. Stay safe, all the best.
Grea vid Paul. Love that ridge, it’s a nice little walk and you get to bag a couple of Wainwright’s on the way.
Cant beat the wainwrights I have done about 60 odd now I think . Worth doing as it takes you to fells that you wouldnt necessarily see and they are all special places
Can honestly say you are one of the luckiest guys in the UK. Doing this as a job now and having the support from your family to follow your dream all the best for it. Oh and I ve done about 60 odd wainwrights now am sad enough to have a chart that ticks them off😂
Christ how many of them are there?! Forgive my ignorance, I'm not from the UK. Well done by the way
@@stirfrywok2927 214 wainwrights👍
I wanted to love my SC1, it’s low weight (ish) and solid, but it’s far smaller than the claimed inner dimensions on the TN site. It’s also terrible for condensation, couldn’t get rid fast enough tbh.
Hiya mate. What do you use to film?
For my vids I have a nice dslr setup but wanting to do some more outdoor vids and the GoPro sounds a bit crappy. Don’t really fancy dragging the g9 up a mountain unless that’s the way to go 🤷♂️.
Looks like you are enjoying the new job 👍
Nice night out chief. Good trick with the prawns. Was that the AOKA tripod I spotted there? Cracking bit of vlogging kit. The SC is definitely compact, but looks solid for the bad weather. 🏕
Really enjoying your videos,
I’m learning so much by just watching you go through your
Routine.
I have no experience of wild camping, but seriously thinking
about having a go.
Keep up the good work.
Completed all off the wainwrights in 2021
Nice video… was considering this tent but looks way to cosy for me.
Chuck the worms in the pot with a bit of sweet chilli sauce hey presto high protein breakfast 😋 hahaha
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Looks like a sturdy enough wee tent, but a little too wee for me. ATB .
Dear Lord,
Good effort but that’s not a Prawn linguini
I love your flat pack pasta jar ❤where did you buy it from?
Great video as per usual Paul . Saw the Sea To Summit Ether Extreme, how do you rate it ?
What happened to the Scarp 1 "tent of all tents".....I guess since you've become a slave to the marketing and advertising industry, you will demo and market whatever your "clients" ask you to demo in your videos.....I so much preferred it Paul when you were a genuine non-biased back-country vlogger. Still, needs must I guess as you need to pay the mortgage as we all need to.
I guess you didn’t watch the video then….or the one from a few days before when I was using the Scarp. Thanks for commenting though 👍🏻
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worst pasta ever
Your name suggests you know a lot more about pasta than I do 😂
I do not understand why you'd want to sleep in such a small space. I'd much rather carry 2kg extra and live in luxury. Laying down eating, what the fuck is that all about?
Nar mate, your kind of camping is not my cup of tea. Too cramped. No where to put your stuff. It's my idea of camping hell. Just get fitter and carry ½ a stone more weight.
lol, made me laugh , i used this tent last night pishing down 1 c 45 winds in the morning even the inner was wet from my breathing not enough room for me i will carry my eurohike Bowland 2 next time , 45 pound much better in mo and only 600 grams more. hell it was your right.
"Look at that for a beam of light" ..... local Sun 🌞
we're about did you camp Paul 👍
great vids sad you use square space as i see them on every vid almost what hell they have to do with wild camping or photography ?
Anyone know the name of the waterproof he is wearing
Soz i skipped some content, is that the jetboil minimo?
Brilliant video Paul..Never been to the Lake District before summit camping..Think I’ll to head done there at some point to try it out..The King Prawn meal looked tasty😁
Nice camp that Paul. Top video
Are you counting your Wainwright's? Andy is a beast, a colossal amount! 0 Wainwright's for me though I have done 68 of the 95 Ethels since 10/06/21 so going quite well with those, think I'm going to fall short of finishing them this year though
Nice to see a different tent too rather than the usual suspects!
You had me until the sweet chilli sauce 😬😬😂
Scarp for me is spot on , love to see more scarp action 👍
Bloody hell looks tight in the tent. Not sure I'd handle that very well. Always fancied a Southern cross too.. maybe not! Cheers for the video bud! Atb
Nice one Paul ...how did you get that thumb mate it’s brilliant...Atb Coops
Yep... Did them 18 months ago. Now doing the English and Welsh nuttalls. Prob don't live far from you... Bents Green. Jog out to Burbage edge a lot. Thnx for vids.
Beautiful video but... please... in Italy it is strickly forbidden to put sweet chili sauce with linguine... I beg you, next time, with the schrimps, put a little bit of onion cooked in tomato sauce, it will be much better!
By the way, there is a famous italian alpininst, Reinhold Messner, from South Tyrol, is he a relative of yours?
More importantly than the tent i've just spotted you are using Kenco 3-in-1 and not Nescafe!! to be fair the Kenco are a little bit bigger :) Fab time lapse!
Mmm shrimp coffeetail.
Hay Box Cooking - there used to be cooking in the ground by boiling the water and placing the pan of food in a hole surrounded by hay which acts as an insulator, most people think that because it is boiling it's head off it is cooking faster when in fact water will stay at the same temperature 100 degrees C by losing heat through evaporation, so what I do (at home) is boil potatoes in a pan, put a lid on and turn the heat off then come back a few hours later to boil the water to finish off cooking and heat he food up. Try experimenting next time when you have more time to prepare your food.
Robens Boulder Creek 2 a fraction of the price.. and near enough the same size as the Southern Cross 2. BUT will it have the stability of the Southern Cross 2 ....... I have no idea...
Why is 'Leave No Trace' on the ground a good thing, whilst trying to leave the largest possible trace online?
In general, wild camping in most of England & Wales without permission is unlawful (although not illegal - there is an important difference). It is generally tolerated if done sensibly, discreetly and considerately, a status quo for which we are profoundly grateful. However, it is a delicate status quo, and plastering the internet with this kind of material risks upsetting that balance with the inevitable move towards an outright ban and eventual criminalisation - all in the name of conservation, elf'n'safety, environment, diversity, obvs.
Hey Paul, where did you get that stove? I've looked through the descriptions and can't find it? Thanks mate, from prision Australia 🙋♀️🙄⛓
I have the SX 2 it’s a palace for one.
Aw. I was waiting to see the thumb nail
great thumbnail!
Is that anywhere near the Fire Swamp?
Do you know anyone who has tried an insulated inner, such as the Crua Outdoors Duo Combo?... too big and heavy for hiking but maybe motorcycle camping in winter....if it works?
Have you had a chance to try the terra nova pioneer?
Great video
I really do wonder what the ideal tent is ?
I need 220cm plus in length with vertical ends, is there such a perfect beast.
Enjoyed this, good to show how cramped it was also.
Keep em coming
I have the Terranova Starlight 2 man tent. Easy 5 min set up, 1 .3 kg and ultra small pack size, plenty of room but it is a tunnel style tent. The quality is outstanding but not cheap.
I carry my breakfast omelette in my thermos food flask, frozen ham pepper onions and then 4 eggs mixed and poured in, keeps cold 24 hours easily, just open and pour into pan next morning. ATB from lakes.
Greetings from Northern California. What a greet idea for trail food, pasta with prawns and chili sauce, I’m going to try that one in my Jetboil. I always get so hungry when Paul starts cooking. He’s like a Gordon Ramsay of the trail except more of a gentleman.
Awesome video again 👍👍🏕️ whats your camera settings for that timelaps, looks fantastic 👍💪
thank you for the knowledge and experience you provide in this video uncle, it is very inspiring for me. warm greetings from Lavameru in Indonesia
Great video Paul. The Lakes are so beautiful. Awesome footage 🏕️😊👍🌲
After many hours of watching videos,including yours, thank you for your thoughts. I choose the Hilleberg Tara. Not everybody’s cups of tea but it is not as heavy as my bravo canvas wall tent. Thank you for letting me see your area. If you ever get to Dallas Texas I’ll show you ours. Cheers y’all.
Hiya Paul! Loving the videos lately where the elements are in full force! 👌🏻 just curious as to what camera it is you use to film and take the pic for your thumbnail.