Thermal Shelter for Ground and Hammock with Jerven Fjelduken Hunter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- How to use the Jerven Fjelduken Hunter on the ground camping under a tarp and in the air as part of a hammock setup. If you have a jerven, both of these setups are well worth your time.
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The last few weeks I’ve been sleeping inside my fjellduken with just my clothes and a militarily wool blanket. Works great on the ground.
Excellent! It sure does. There is a fjelduken playlist worth a look from the Dutch military (I believe). Not in English and no subs, but really interesting nonetheless.
I highly recommend it. Go for the insulated one. You won't get so damp in the winter. Used the thermo version inside a bivy bag out in the open. Slept well through -20 C. I was only wearing wool base layer. Go for the large one. Its nice to stretch out 🙂
To old to sleep on the ground anymore so that hammock version looks like the way to go personally.
A three hole knitted beanie winter ski mask would be a good addition to the kit.
As always Jess great video and out of the box thinking!
Thanks Scott! Great call on the ski mask. That sounds perfect. Have a good one my friend.
I use a similar system. Glued 2 space blankets to basha (2.2mx2m) and velcroed a snugpac jungle blanket. Used it in -5c and I was roasting. Inspired by this great chanel. Keep the great videos coming
Absolutely awesome, my friend. 👍👍🤝
This is kit I am just starting to explore and buy so excellent timely video. Thanks!
4:07, the pattern on the tarp reminds me of ATACS-FG.
Awesome Video!
Thanks! I think the camo is really similar to the Czech woodland. Cheers
@@EnduranceRoom The Jerven is definitely inspired by M95 Czech Woodland for sure lol
Can't afford one right now, but I hope he continues stocking them because I want an original and an xlusive both!
Great video man
Appreciate it dude 🤝
↟↟Good day Jess🙌🏻
Nice and cozy set up.. Love the simplicity👍🏻
This 'mossy rocks' camo is really great..just perfect for my location
Thank You for the review.. Cheers
Hey Alex! Thanks Brother. The mountain camo would be perfect for your area. Simple and efficient has been my focus as of late. Trying to streamline and make everything smooth. Cheers Bro 🤝
Great demos Jess. Those Jerven's are a pretty sweet piece of kit.
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Thanks Nate! Appreciate it.
Great video my man! That hammock is LUXURY looking! Gunna have to try that one out!
Thanks Brother! Appreciate it. 🤝
Awesome Jess that's some Versatile Gear Right There ! 🙏🔥
Thanks Bro, appreciate it. It really is versatile kit for sure. 🤝
Thanks for doing these - I have had Jerven for a little while and have seen most of the Euro videos on it, but most of them are in their respective languages
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Yesss always good when there's an endurance upload!!✊️🔥✌️💚
Haha Thanks Brother! 😁
And it goes without saying, these setups will absolutely work with the Särmä cloak. 👍 Cheers
@@EnduranceRoom hell YEAH!!(=
Im hard pressed. About the hunter and the extreme. It got really cold over here in Eastern oregon where me breathing almost froze my lungs. I cannot imagine being in the nights in the mountains with just a hunter.
@@gospelninja2.016 Either would be valuable. The Hunter more versatile, as you can use it in milder weather by itself or simply add insulation inside it for extreme cold. The setup I showed here with it under the tarp and suspended is extremely powerful, an insulated thermal bivvy tent. In warm weather, you don’t need a sleeping bag. In colder weather (30F and below), add one.
I have had this thing for about 6 years now and have never regretted it. It is not the only solution, but man, is it a good one.
Great review. Looks like solid gear.
Nice kit. But you should really check-out Wilderness Innovation’s Poncho Survival Shelter/Osni Cloak combination. It is a true four season kit that does everything the Jerven system does but requires only half the gear. A little pricey…but well worth it.
Thank you for the recommendation. It sounds quite interesting. I will check it out.
The Wilderness Innovation Osni cloak and poncho is an outstanding system.
Excellent video
Thanks for de upload
Hey Jess,
thxs For sharing , Awsome video again !!
grtz. Janneman uit Holland !!
Thanks Jan! Appreciate it my friend. Cheers 🤝
I think, if I was to ever buy one, would be to use it as a cloak for hunting, then tie it to my hammock as an under blanket for some extra warmth at night.
Zipping myself into a waterproof bag would never be something I’d want to do unless it was some sort of emergency
It takes some experimenting to figure it out. Seriously, it is some of my favorite kit and use it almost year round. Definitely not the only option, but a good one.
👍👍👍 .. nice, very nice 😊.
Hi Jess ..
Good demo .. awesome gear. The Jervens run a wee bit above my budget (and more important, needs .. although it would be nice to have them just to have them .. then excuses will be found to use them 😏). However, I do have the 'Elephant Skin' Ground Sheet. A good piece of kit.
I see, still snow your side. It appears to have run it's course here in the Northern Swiss Lowlands here on the Rhine, although there will be probably be a period/s of Frost (farmer's nightmare) before Spring is with us. Spring .. good .. but then .. Ticks! 😖 .. and with up to 50% of them in our region infected with Lyme Disease .. not welcome. Ticks here, actually put quite a damper on forest outings as one must always be acutely aware how and where one sets up a site.
Great posting .. thanks. Shows that one does not need all that much to spend a comfortable night out. Good news for you guys too, getting a home source for the Jerven Products.
Until next time then, my friend .. take care ..
Hey Tommy! Thanks my friend. I really like the Elephant Skin. Glad to hear you do as well. Weather here had been unseasonably warm most of the winter, with sudden bursts of cold spells. Most of the snow has melted off now, but it will be intermittent for little while. Not a lot of ticks here thankfully. I have pulled off my share, that’s for sure. Have a good one! 🤝
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Love your work man! One of my favorite channels. Wondering if you have an idea what temperature the Jerven would be be comfortable to as a hammock underquilt.
Thank you! It would really depend on the rest of your sleep system. I have had it out in -30F, but with a zero degree bag, sleeping mat, and layers.
@@EnduranceRoom Oh yeah, for sure. I'm just trying to determine If I could use either the Jerven or the Sarma as a standalone underquilt down to like 5-10 degrees celsius without anything else underneath - just a top quilt for the top.
Good show I like it thanks is this better, Bushcraft a good outfit to deal with ?
Thanks Willis! Yes, he is a great guy. Based out of FL and he is just getting the business started.
Great Gear Thx
Thank you!
That large fast moving body of water sound isn't the Northerly white rapids part of the Hudson River is it ? 🤔🧐 What else in those mountains can move that fast I'm wondering 💩🤣🤷🏻♂️?? Unless maybe a larger waterfall feeding one the larger Adirondack lakes.
I miss especially Indian Lake, & Big Blue Lake was it?, if I remember right. Sweet hooked up cabin around corner from the narrow intersection of both was renting for just maybe $600 a week at the time. 💛
Ah, not this time. There has been huge winds moving through. 60mph. Bunch of trees down. Pretty wild honestly.
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hey jess, thanks for run down. Is the ground setup you showed enough by itself without a sleeping bag inside it too, if so, down to what temps would it be comfortable roughly?
Thanks, Dave. I run it with a foam pad outside, in cold winter, will add an inflatable insulated Klymit pad inside. You could probably run this down into the 30s without needing any additional insulation other than your clothes. Extra socks, gloves and a hat help big time for little additional weight. Absolutely phenomenal kit. They are expensive, but well worth it. Has a bit of a learning curve, seeing how to vent it and whatnot. I have had it for about 6 years now and would absolutely buy another one.
Thanks for your Video.
What would you recommend, the thermalcloak from Varusteleka or the jerven?
Thank you! Either one is going to be awesome. I think the Särmä cloaks are out of stock at the moment except the heavy weight one for extreme cold. The jerven hunter is really versatile. www.betterbushcraft.com has the hunter in stock (in the US).
Can you sleep on the diagonal in the hammock mode to get a flat lay?
Yes, there is quite a bit of jerven snugged up around the double hammock.
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Does it have a crash zip for when you need to GTFO fast?
No, but there are other ways of utilizing it such as wearing it as a cloak or a blanket (either unzipped or partially zipped), if that is a concern.