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Pad and UnderQuilt Combo in a Hammock
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
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Will adding a pad to a hammock along with an underquilt let you get down to lower temps? You betcha!!!
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"I'm wearing polyester for your entertainment" was always a great line in your fire juggling routine
One of mine too!
Using the past tense when discussing Shug's shows...I'm not ready yet.
@@phasmata3813 It is easy as there are no gigs anyways these days. I'm non-essential. Lazy mans dream
@@shugemery You educate, entertain, and provoke thought. That's more essential than a lot. Luckily for us, you are able to achieve all of it over the interwebs.
Crazy how I'd seen you perform when I was living in MN, and now I'm learning from your hammock experience all the way across the pond! Small world!
I was always a backpacker before I was a performer. Whoooooo Buddy)))))
Good to see you again Shug! Snow already? Some good info and entertaining. By the way, I did that early voting thing, EARLY, and I wrote your name in for president! All secure! Woo Buddy!
I'm born in N. Ireland so a no go for me. Plus, I hate wearing a blue suit.
Every time I watch your video you always throw something in there that makes me laugh.
You're such a joy to watch! You make my day!
Thanks for the good words.
Something I did to stay warm while hanging in the winter was I found an electric 12v blanket at a flee market and a outside lounge cushion. I use a $1 space blanket as a underquilt which hangs at about 1inch below my hammock. I know that it sounds silly but for about $25 I have a winter setup which has aloud me to sleep down to around a zero temperature that includes the wind chill. Anything colder than that my battery pack wont last the night. Found that out the hard way lol. Although I have upgraded to the Amok with a Big Agnes Q-core insulated pad. With that setup and my winter bag I haven't found my limit. Sorry for the rambling I just wanted to share that it can be done cheaply. God bless and stay safe . ( Water in any form and electricity is not conducive to long life. For those who don't know and may want to try this)
Good to read your warmth briefing.
This video is so timely for me. I just got a full length Klymit none insulated pad. I hammock camp and use a 30 degree under quilt, a 20 degree top quilt. These with the pad Is so comfortable. I also use a sleeping bag liner to go over my pad along with the top quilt strap for the pad, this keeps the pad so comfortable. The pad doesn't slide around and I don't have heel pressure or calf ridge any more. I lay so much flatter. I've been sleeping in my hammock for the past 5 days, in the house and two days of camping. I'm enjoying this set up a lot.
Righto and good groove for ya'.
@@shugemery I tried the pad but got cold. The problem is, the underquilt will hold the heat of the body in but with a pad you are insulated from the underquilt so it wont hold the body heat.I tried it again without the pad and was warm as toast. This was done with the same temps. My pad was non insulated so the air was colder in the pad.
I absolutely love the comedy you insert into your videos. I have learned a lot watching your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thankee.
Hey Shug. I had my knee surgery on 10/13. My meniscus was pretty shredded. 5 days later I was out on the AT with my dog for 3 hours. Time now for a few nights in my hammock
Take a bit more lollygagging time. Don't wreck that surgeon's work~~~!!!!
Nobody works harder to teach you about hammocking than Shug. He's literally eating fire for your viewing pleasure.
Just amusing myself along the way. Had a hankerin' for flame.
A reusable space blanket helps too bro. A cheap single walled aluminum water bottle with boiling water, placed in a wool sock tossed by your feet helps too!
Add that in too. It all can help.
Hey Shug. I have a silicone treated (on the backside) reindeer skin. I use it to reenforce my UQs in various temperatures. It is a reactor. I recommend you try it. The silicone on the backside makes it more water resistant from the underside, and as an added bonus in a hammock it acts as an anti slide. Keep it secure in sector seven , buddy!
I have enough down gear to keep me warm. Don't come across many reindeer here!
@@shugemery I use it to insulate my helinox chair around the campfire before I go to bed. It's a peachy multitasker I tell you ;)
I never thought about getting my backside silicone treated.
@@aikirunner I see what you did there. Straight off to the upvotes of the hub, my man!
Loved it! Lived much of my life in Minnesota except Navy and such. Still, a couple weeks ago, the weather forecast was in 80s so all I brought was my summer bag. Nights were in 40s. Kind of like yesterday when all the snow was going to melt as it hit the ground. Well, except for the 9.5 inches that didn't. Be prepared, Scouts.
Haaa....I did not take the snow threat seriously at all. Had to get the snowblower out for my steep driveway.
My Dad loved being a Chief.
@@shugemery I did my 4 years and out. E-5, submarine out of Guam. Beautiful area 5 months a year. The other 7 months not much variety. Thank you for your service. The family serve alongside us.
Personally, one of the reasons to switch to hammocks is not to have to blow up a pad, something I despise quite a lot. Thanks for the presentation Shug!
I do miss the head rush from blowing~
Thank you Shug! Great video!
Once I put my Thermarest Neo Air X Lite in my hammock, 10 minutes later I felt like sea sick. Every move of ny hammock was boosted by my mat. So I bought me a underquilt.
Smart move!
Circus squirrel 🐿 photo bombing again. I’m looking forward to seeing more winter camping videos! Thx!
Scene stealer!
Your videos make me happy.
That makes me glad.
Well, hello there Shug.
Another top of the line video... informative AND entertaining.
Thanks for the video
As always, I thank you. Now I need some carbs.
Feels like a good day for a grilled cheese
with tomato bisque soup! mmmmmm
Nice job Shug! I was out in Tahoe, It dropped below 30 degrees. I had a 50 degree costco under quilt, a reflective car shade, and a 1.5R inflatable pad. At 2 am I had to grab my sit pad to put under me. My 15 degree top quilt served me well.
Whoooooo Buddy for sure.
Great explanation Shug. It's good how you always add the entertainment factor in to brighten our day. Experimenting in the backyard with your insulation is time well spent.
Enjoyed Rocky the flying squirrel's photobombing at 3:30 I was almost expecting Bullwinkle to come waltzing through.
Best wishes as always and stay safe and lighthearted!
Those squirrels love to video-bomb me! Love 'em for that.
Whooo Buddy! That's some good information right there!
Whoooooo Buddy)))))
I just slept outside to try out my $50 amazon underquilt on my WB XLC. First underquilt I own. Was about 40° last night and its rated to 40° and it definitely worked. Thx Shug your videos are informative and fun to watch.
Good stuff and Whoooooo Buddy))))))
Thx!! Once I finish getting a second mortgage on the house I plan on getting the wookie underquilt. 😆🤣🤑
Great info I am new to hammock camping thanks for sharing.
Whoooooo Buddy))))
Shug we so appreciate you and enjoy every video! Linville Gorge backpacker salutes you!
I would LOVE to be in the Gorge right now...craving it. Maybe this Winter.
Awwww glad to see Karl is back at 7:45 ! That's a purdy hat on your eyes!
Thankee....hhhhrrrmmmppphh.
What a great video! Thanks for conveying your hammock knowledge you really helped me when I started out.
Whoooooo Buddy))))
What a great ramble. Great informational video. I really enjoyed it. I have often told folks that the easiest and cheapest way to sleep warmer is carry a second closed cell foam pad.
Righto!
Thanks a lot Shug I gave your method a try and burnt my tongue so bad the doctor said it will be 2 weeks before I can speak again. Doh! But the other information was great!
Time for Tongue Salve!
Shug..you always crack me up!! great juggling brother
Thankee thankee.
Yessir! Good to see ya', Shug. Almost cold enough for me to start camping here in Montana. Snow on the ground and less normal people out in the piney woods, = happy camper. Whooo buddy!
Does clear folks of those trails!
Entertainment and hammock information all-in-one! Thanks Shug!
Y'elcome and Whoooooo Buddy)))))
Thanx for explaining it to us . we need your experience , knowledge
Happy to help. Whooooo Buddy))))
small tarp with the foil, reflective layer on one side or emergency blanket in the hammock under your sleeping bag will block wind and reflect heat back to you also.
Righto.
Great video, Shug! Just got back from 2 days and 2 hours on the Ozark Higlands Trail crushing 18 miles of the worst that the Ozarks had to offer. This video really hits home because of the second night on the trail. We went from 75 degrees one night to 40 degrees the next and a wind that was gusting to 25 mph. It gusted so hard that it blew my hammock and got me rocking even with the rain fly blocking that side! I said all of that to say this. I was prepared. I had purchased a 0 degree sleeping bag/under quilt that has the versatility to be 3 things in one. A top "blanket", a sleeping bag, and an under quilt. I was using a 15 degree under quilt but the wind was blowing hard enough that I was losing the insulation power. I got up, zipped my "blanket" into a rectangular sleeping bag and went back for that needed rest. Your example of preparedness and versatility has been priceless. We talk about you all of the time on the trail and really look forward to your videos. We even do the early (EARLY) thing too. Haha! Keep on trekking, Shug!! Whooooooo buddy! (Which we said every time we scaled an incline.)
Those kind of trips really get a feller working the gear to stay warm. Glad you events worked out. Whoooooo Buddy)))))
The r value, SQUIRREL!!!
You beat me to it
I was saying the same thing in my head but at least you wrote it down or in this case typed it
Haaa. They got into my coffee.
Thanks Shug - after looking at your last video I was thinking about those questions as I am new to brrr weather hammocking. So I put up the hammock in the garage. Did my under and over quilts AND added my pad in my hammock. I knew I should be good to 35/40 but it was gonna get that 30 mark or lower so wanted to find out. I stayed warm. I stayed asleep. I stayed HAPPY - don't have to buy any more gear right now to do some brr camping! AND I figure with my mummy bag - which I didn't use but could use as another underquilt/overquilt or even as a 'sleeping bag' I could get even lower. So thanks for verifying and really do enjoy you expertise on this stuff.
Warm=Happy!
Sean have been watching you for years live in Wisconsin love to see the winter camping guide to stay warm. I watch some TH-cam videos from people down south and they get excited if it’s 32° I love to see your deep cold winter camping it encourages me to get out there during the winter time.
Whooooooo Buddy and thanks Rich.
MN cheers to you! Must have made this just before the snow! We broke all previously recorded records! 10.1 inches here in Brainerd! You still got the keeping warm skillz! So cool to see!
Yeah man...snowing again today. It looms~~~~
AS usual, at 3:31, the Thermarest Squirrel passes just behind you on your right ;)
Love you still makeing hammock videos with performance within... But you know what some times animals collaborate to keeping me watching the videos a few times... And I'm not only talking about tha dogy but also the squirrel that appears eventually running all along the border of your fence... And today jumping to the tree... Keep on makeing videos and keep that "orange humour" up Sir Shugmery. Martin from Argentina by the way. God bless.
Those squirrels love to video-bomb me! Love 'em for that.
Whooo buddy! Love the thermodrop, and virtually everything else thermoworks makes! Took it with me for 3 nights in the BWCA a few weeks ago.
It is a nice wee temper....
I sleep pretty warm, but I'd still like to make an UQ. I recently made a double layer hammock to help hold my Klymit Static V insulated in place while I'm sleeping. Thanks for the info, Shug!
Fun and worthy project.
Thanks again, Shug. I'm taking my lady with me for her first camping trip ( you know them sheltered types) and she's excited to use your tips for her hammock. Stay warm in sector 7, Wooooooooo buddy!
Ya'll be warm and good.
Perfect timing, just got a Warbonnet Ridgerunner for the wife and was looking at a night out and wondering pad vs underquilt. Great video Shug!
Whoooooo Buddy)))))
Would highly recommend the Lynx underquilt!
SQUIRREL!!!! Great info! I’ve done that a few times with my ridge rest and incubator down to the low 20’s. Works great! Can’t recall getting any colder than that down here in Tennessee. Thank for the vid!!!!
Tough to train a squirrel like that.
Shug. I hope Cappy Colman come to see us this year. Can you call him and make sure. Lol. Thanks for all the great videos.
Maybe. With covid and all will have to see how it all shakes out.
No one will overturn that juggling act. I combine an Exped Downmat Winterlite Mummy Pad with an affordable 30F underquilt to get below 0F. (And I can use a super-small Sub 6 Hammock since the pad gives it shape & structure...like floating on air.) Works great! Thanks for the video.
Righto~~
Great to see you entertaining 🤠
At least just entertaining myself. Thankee.
Also the blanket was $70 as its big just not thick. And there was a lil bit of condensation on the bag but it didn't seep through because of it being synthetic and it also dried out fairly quick...lil bit heavier of a system but better than nothing
Good info Shug. There is a nip in the air now. Thanks and take care.
Fall leaves and snow mixed. Kinda purty~~~
I always enjoy your videos.
Thankee.
Oh man, that early was EARLY in the video, was almost not prepared 😊
You never mis an EARLY))))))
Thanks for this video. I'm new to hammock camping & want to try a few cold nights in my backyard hammock stand. My UQ is rated +6C & sleeping bag -7C. I will add one of my Klymit pads (R1.3 or insulated R4.4)!
Shug, great info. Also, just received my painting print! Love it!! It was a great surprise from my wife. I’m jealous the personalized note was written to her attention. 😂
Ahhh....thanks. Wish she had let me known it was a gift and I would have.
@@shugemery all is great! Thank you for all you do.
Turboboosted squirrel at 3:35 ish was awesome. Nice touch shug. Nice touch.
I use that reflectix home depot insulation stuff too!! Need to make an underquilt though. Thx buddy!
He was a jumpy lil feller!
If you can afford it, I would recommend a 40 degree synthetic under quilt from Simply Light designs $127 USD for full width and even cheaper if you want asym head right foot left or vice versa minimalist style. Since I live in the humid South East, it's a better option than a down UQ with the added benefit of not being twice as expensive.
I have been using the kilmet hammoc v pad for a few trips and have loved it
I love the insulation the Hammock V provides, but getting a good angle is something I've had trouble with. How have you found it to work for that?
Try to wrangle it....th-cam.com/video/za0IHsG4Nf0/w-d-xo.html
@@nateinnature I don’t angle so it works good for me
Thanks shug, this answered my questions! 👍
Righto~~!!!
Thanks shug for the info. Great video
Y'elcome and Whoooooo Buddy))))
Even though I have not done cold weather hammock camping . I have done a lot of cold weather tent camping . I find for the weight . A window Sun reflective screen , as one puts in their front window of a car , works great to reflect heat and add warm & R value . Gubs ain't gonna try and warm up that way . Would be good bye beard at the minimum ! Now for some IMPORTANT shit ... Where is CAPPY ??? Another nice one Mr E .. gb
Yessir....Those reflectic material cause a lot of condensation for me as they act as a vapor barrier. Warm but damp. Glad they work for you but I always got damp.
Cappy is in a box waiting to emerge.
Hey Shug.. great tips! I love to place hand/body warmers throughout my sleeping bag..prior to turning in... oh my.. it just makes the sleeping bag..top and under quilt toasty ... 😎
Nothing like slithering into a pre-warmed bag!
Im waiting for the temps to drop here so I can enjoy my uq. My goal is at least -5C, will be no problem. And maybe in february -15 or so, would be nice to be warm in that weather. Perhaps later in winter I add a pad. The fall there seems to be about the same as here in Sweden. A bit early.
We got 8 inches of snow yesterday. It is here!
I have a wide NeoAir and a 3/4 length 0 degree wilderness logics underquilt and 0 degree top quilt. I backpack with. I've been comfy well below 0 while sleeping nearly nude. (Puffy over foot box cloths bag for pillow)
With a 20 inch wide pad you probably won't like it... I'm a small guy and a wide pad is a must.
Total pack base weight at 11lbs.
On a side note I'm surprised we haven't met as I'm also from MN and hiker trash from way back.
I consider myself more hiker rubbish! Nice to be warm in Winter here for sure.
@@shugemery if ya ever want to go for a hike I've been putting off the SHT in hopes of getting some AT friends to come north.
I just got off the Florida trail to head back to MN yesterday.
Great info.... I have an Exped Downmat with an R8 value.... it weighs over 2 lbs, but worth it!
I have one as well. Expensive but really a warm pad. Worth it for Winter
My wife, who has yet to go backpacking with me, asked if there were any new Shug videos to catch up on. So we’re having a marathon.
This one was the latest.......but I got plenty....th-cam.com/users/shugemeryvideos
I like your new ThermoDrop. I just picked up two of them myself (to test inside the hammock and winter cover vs. outside ambient). Thanks for all these awesome videos!
Like that you can turn them off to save battery. Real nice and can see the numbers without my glasses.
I use a foam nemo switchback pad with a coleman 0 degree synthetic pad about $100 all said and done I also use a wool/alpaca mix blanket that's fairly thin...I usually wear a sweater cotton thermals and sweatpants and no underquilt...I've been down to 29 and I was actually sweating
Righto
I find it interesting in my climbing and skiing days we would camp out in the cold. 10ft snow with just the blue foam pad. It would be -30oF. No one ever used an air mattress. We might have even chopped out a ledge on the side of a glacier. Lol.
I zgreevabout the idea of how an air mattress and undershirt would work.
Well we too shivered many a night in the old days. Sleeping on newspaper.
ShugTastic as Always👍👍👍
Thankee.
Just because we joked about it last time - 3:31 Squirrel! Squirrel! 😂
Squirrel is an upstager!
@@shugemery yessir 😁
Another great vid sir... glad to see you are keeping your juggling skills honed
I keep all the juggling stuff out to see if I can still do it.
I place my Ridgerest between my hammock and summer underquilt similar to a double layer hammock. Helps keep the pad from getting squirrelly.
As long as it works~~~
Thank you for the information and the entertainment Shug!
Righto and thankee.
Good information. Thanx shug.
Y'elcome and Whooooo Buddy)))))
Another perfectly timed video! Got to watch it hangin' in me 'ammock at camp again!! I'm still hoping for colder weather to come down to Texas soon. I had to have my .55 ounce phone fan blowing on me while I watched this. If the skeeters weren't so bad I'd pop my Wooki off to the side, but the danged ole skeeters would feast on me through my permethrin treated hammock. The permethrin certainly helps, but I must have really tasty blood since so many of them choose me as their last meal. Maybe I should feel honored? I can't wait for a few 30°F nights so the skeeters mellow out some.
Thanks for teaching me about the Wooki, which led me to the Eldorado, and I definitely appreciate the permethrin advice - It's been a game-changer. The skeeters still annoy me, but they don't ruin trips anymore.
Whoooooo Buddy and skeeter free....more or less.
I love a nice fire especially when it's airborne.
It is the year of airborne~~~~~~
Awesome & Loved that final snow shot!
We got a good 8 or 9 inches.
Squerell spotted at 3:33!!!!!!!!
Whooooo buddddyyyyyy
Squirrel is a scene stealer!
For the last week I have been sleeping outside in a Warbonnet RidgeRunner Bridge hammock. I have the double layer bottom and I am using a Klymit 30" wide mattress, (R 4.4) . You don't need or want much air in the mattress. I am also sleeping in a -20 degree sleeping bag. It is synthetic insulation so does not compress under me as much as Down would. as an option I am also considering cutting up a wool blanket to the shape of the hammock and possibly sewing some radiant reflective material to it, or between two layers of blanket. I camp where there are no trees so the hammock will becomes a Bivy bag to keep bugs out. Having something under me that compresses like an under quilt may not work.
Those reflectic material cause a lot of condensation for me as they act as a vapor barrier. Warm but damp. Good luck. Might work for you.
@@shugemery Good point. Sweating might mean it works too well.
Always nice. Thanks.
Thankee.
Excellent watch from beginning to end
Whoooooo Buddy))))
Oh man, thank you for this!! I have a 40 degree UQ and slept in it the other night, woke up at about 4am and my back was a bit chilled at 48 degrees. I have a 4ft thermorest ridgerest with a 2.9 R-value (or 2.6? I know it's in that range). Was just wondering how pairing the two would work when I use my zero degree bag this November. Should be able to handle some cooler weather. So...thanks for this!!! And thanks for the flame juggling recommendation, I have terrible coordination so that means I'll stay extra warm doing that!! 😂
That combo should get you below freezing.
Also make sure your UQ has no gaps....th-cam.com/play/PLahaAdtfX9ZKzSYSBm3mBYSPGHjdyGqsL.html
@@shugemery much appreciated! Thanks for all your expert advice!
Thank you very much for a great video, I learn so much from your videos, it has helped me embrace the hammock. PS loved the little squirrel show you had going on!
Those squirrels love to video-bomb me! Love 'em for that.
I think in US they call it reflectix, use it for isolation in walls. cut a piece wide and long as much u need and put under u in hammock. Chipest way, i tried it.
Reflectix is great especially when first figuring to insulate a hammock.
I have used it many a time and always have a piece in my pack about 18x16. Use it as a sit pad a lot.
Used to use it as hammock insulation and was warm but I personally often got condensation. Once I started using UQs I never looked back
Love your videos ,
Whooooo Buddy)))))
Took my younger son camping one time in the hills near Houston. It was like 80 degrees at home, but at night in the hills, it got cold enough to leave frost on the ground. I just had the clothes on my back and a sleeping bag and a thin tent....did a lot of shivering that night, but you are right, I lived ;-)...could have used a Danish or two.
Those Red Pepper danish woulda done ya' right.
Thanks for yet another useful, informative and entertaining video; always look forward to your presentations; your talents for entertainment appear to be without limit .. :-) : - ) Cheers.
Whoooooo Buddy))))) I am just a showoff ham.
@@shugemery Natural talent for entertainment... Cheers
Thank you for covering this topic.
My only issue is my under quilt pops off and dosen't stay in place. I am in the process of getting hooks to sew onto my hammock to help hold the suspension cords in place.
I had concerns and questions which you covered.
Thank you sir, and thank you for all your videos. Hopefully some day I will get to really put my gear to the test on a thru hike.
As to the UQ...make sure your cinch ends are not too tight. Just tight enough to close the gap.
sounds correct to me, although, you didn't discuss the difference between reflective vs insulatve... for example, a reflective emergency blanket won't prevent conductive great transfer from your skin through the blanket to the outside air. reflectors are best used away from your skin. for example if you look at the instructions on reflectix for use in radiant floor heating, you're supposed to staple it at least 2 inches below the tubing in each bay between the floor joists. when I use it in my hammock I put it underneath my under-quilt with enough slack so that after I get out the condensation can dry. and when it's cold enough that the condensation freezes I can take the whole reflectex pad out and knock the ice off
Wanted to keep it simple. Maybe a subject for anther video.
The question a lot lately was the UQ and add a pad subject so that is what I tried to stay on.
Reflectix always kept me warm at the expense of moisture. Warm but damp.
Love the video! Great info!!
Y'elcome and Whoooooo Buddy))))
Wow! Snow already! :-D Great content as usual Shug!
Yep....8 inches!
Always good stuff Shug! Thanks.
Thankee.
Thnxs 4 sharing & the links
Y'elcome and Whoooooo Buddy))))
I love to have a warm night in a cold night.
Well said.......truly
that's some impressive fire juggling and swallowing! got back today from a trip to Shortoff Mtn. and met some folks from MN who said they had snow already too! was wondering if you've ever considered doing a video on setting up a hammock in the rain?
Shortoff....some of the best views!
Not really on setting up in the rain though doing my tarp in this video at 3:12 in....th-cam.com/video/b2iyg8efxnQ/w-d-xo.html
Get the tarp up then hang the hammock. Make sure tarp is centered over hammock so ends don't get wet.
Always some dampness in the rain. It is what it is.
@@shugemery Right. Thanks!!! Love the water tree on Shortoff... one of my favorite little spots
Basically a layering system right? I like to stuff my underquilt with my clothing as long as it's not too heavy. Still haven't tried my mylar blanket underneath yet, but that's the idea with that as well. Especially to get that gap I need with mylar. I also use the SOL Escape bivy as my top quilt, but I can add my sleeping bag to it or my wool blanket if I need to bring it. Nice job with the juggling btw! You still got it! 🔥
Warm is a right good thing however we get it. I do still juggle every week to see if I have lost it. Not yet!
Hey Shug are you and hickery going on a october hike this year love the videos thanks woo budy
Not October but looking for a Winter trip.
Just a random thought. Have you ever attended “Trail Days” ? Since you’re retired a special Shug performance during Trail Days would be a big hit. Organizers always arrange various forms of entertainment. Just a thought
I never have attended. If I did though I'd just like to go as everyone else and just check it out.
@@shugemery They would love your show for sure. Be well and vaccine are coming soon. We both qualify age wise🙀
@@bluejeans8001 Whoooooo Buddy))))
Omy dear gear bed head! Try an old thrift store wool blanket for an underquilt? Heat rises, i hang a blanket over my top cord too.
Never tried one as I made my first two UQs and never looked back.
great timing on this video release,,, just about to test out a WB Wookie 5C
Oh yeah. Hope it does you right.
someone looks in shug's backpacking pack and finds his juggling sticks. "yo what are these sticks?" "those are my fire sticks." "like for making a campfire?" "na for eating." "oh ok. for cooking." "no like I eat fire... on a stick." "wtf!"
The Original BBQ!!!
3:31 Squirrel!! 🐿️
Squirrel is a scene stealer!