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Oh my god those morning views! 🤗 What a treat….loved seeing the frosty ground and frosty tent. I’ve no idea what I find so magical and lovely about those frosty shots - maybe as you said, it’s like you know you’re really living life when you catch moments like that! Delighted you were so toasty when tucked up in the tent - success!! I totally recommend those ‘hand warmers’ that you can crack to activate and place them in your gloves. They really do work and are also helpful for keeping batteries warm. You get a good few hours out of them! I bought a bunch of them online last winter - a brand called ‘Little Hotties’ (terrible name, but they work!!) Catch you again soon Jason 😎
That sunrise got my day off to a great start.. The frost is class isn't it, I love seeing it glisten with the light and it just shows how cold it was. Hopefully I can get some snowy camps in or at least a few more frosty ones. Spot on thank you Miriam, I will order some of those hand warmers and have them in my bag. Little hotties 🤣 catchy. Cheers Miriam, chat soon ☃️
Cheers Michael, carrying the sauce was well worth it 😄 The sleep system is pretty much sorted now so hopefully it serves me well and I can get out all through the winter. Thanks for watching and happy christmas 👍
Brilliant cold camp.really enjoyed that thanks and it would seem your a great Dad.👍what sunrise you got wow.!!yea I usually rather a taller tent.i find you need to be able to sit upright if your in your tent early because of rain or whatever .
The sunrise was one of the best I have seen and I totally agree about the tent. I have a new one now and another on the way from Canada 🤫 I'll have to find a new home for my Abisko 😄
Hi Jason, great video, loving your content. Those xboil burners are not the most efficient but their setup is a great bit of kit. I make the BaileyBurner safety burner/alcohol stove. They are fantastic burners due to boil times and efficiency, plus they are anti spill. If you like I could send you a few just to use and see how you go. Couldn't care less about a review bud. If its something you can use, i will happily send them👍
Hey Mark, you're stove sounds really good. I'd be interested to give it a go and see how I get on with it. If you want to send me an email we can chat more about it ramblingonireland@gmail.com Thanks a million 👍
Hey Jason, love the video! You are so good in front of the camera; and your natural charm, and your happy go lucky, family man outlook; make your posts not only fun to watch; but so very absorbing. And yet your work behind the camera, your framing, editing and eye for the aesthetic, almost seems as though a different person is at work. Someone more technically minded and capable. Your a very clever man to blend the two so seamlessly. Frosty scenes, beautiful sunrise and the warming homely glow of the camp against the darkness, and the clever use of silence (to balance the nice "chatty" bits). Loved the subtle switch between the lantern and the moon. Having cold hands (or feet, for that matter) is no fun. I could never seem to find any winter gloves that did the job. The best arrangement I've personally adapted, is woolen fingerless gloves and then mittens over the top. Take mittens off to do 'whatever' then mittens back on to warm up. Too many pairs of gloves just seem to impede your circulation and have the very opposite effect as intended. Look forward to more of your future adventures. Hope you don't have to work the new year, seeing as you had to work xmas!? Take care out there Jason..its Baltic 🥶 🤣
Cheers Tim, I have adopted the same kind of idea for my gloves. If the setup that I have now doesn't keep my hands warm enough then I will be getting another pair of mittens to go over the whole lot. It's impossible to function with cold hands, I remember a camp in my Lanshan where I was freezing cold all night and I could barely move the next morning. Getting the stove going was a real struggle but that first cup of tea made all the difference. It was amazing. I'm working over the new year too but I don't mind. I have decided that it is already 2023 so that I can crack on with my plans for the channel 😁 Take care man 👍🥶
That clip at 14:04 is fantastically bleak looking. Don’t imagine it’ll be used in an ad campaign or anything, but that short clip alone has me thinking I need to get 4 season gear.. thanks.
This winter will be my first to camp in the mountains, I just didn't have the right gear until now to keep me safe and warm. I love your description of that scene, fantastically bleak..
@@eddieforde I'll be doing some videos that might help you out with winter gear. I love researching gear and watching reviews. If you're the same you have fun times ahead 😁
With regard to camping mugs, had an insulated mug with a little hole in the lid to drink from. Left it in the porch overnight. In the moring finished off the coffee in the mug then opened it to fill it up again. Guess what? There was a huge slug in the mug that enetered it through the tiny hole, which explains why the coffee tasted different. Incidentally , recently got a similar tent to go camping with after a long break, the Hilleberg Akto.
Great stuff. Good for you for getting out. I was hoping to get out camping for the cold snap, but didn't know anywhere I could safely drive to - didn't want to go slip sliding backwards down an icy road. Maybe next time.
A good way to get out in the cold weather is to find a local woods. They are usually easily accessible and you have a bit more shelter form the elements and biting wind. Otherwise just keep an eye on your day hikes for spots in the mountains that might be handy to get to. That is what I will be doing before the next cold snap hits
It is all about the adventure, I personally love my Fjallraven Abisko Lite 1 tent, though yesterday it was so settled though cloudy in Peak District I slept under the clouds and on my air bed, and in my sleeping bag and ended up born dry in the morning. Loved the video and nothing like waking up to a nice frosty morning. Liked and Subscribed.
Oh you are a brave man, I don't know if I could ever risk that with how the rain likes to show up unannounced 😄 Fair play thought that sounds class 🙌 I love the Abisko, its such a beautiful tent and the green is savage. The width and length are perfect but it's just the height that I struggle with. I have a bad back so I need to be able to sit upright. Cheers for sticking around, much appreciated 👍
@@RamblingOn Don't know about brave, maybe a little crazy lol. Yes for me the only negative is the height, as the airbed once in and up multiplies the issue. Other than that I just love the tent. I suppose we have to make little sacrifices in life and unfortunately our bad backs suffering a little is one. Don't worry I'll be sticking around, I just love wild camping videos.
Great video Jason and congrats on the tent. I have owned this a few years and it's a suburb companion. Served me many many nights and excellent ventilation options.
Regarding your condensation issues. Did you have the footprint? If there is a risk of it I sleep with the bottom half of the door open and clipped up. Also there is a conversion kit to turn it to a three season tent which I also have and works great. All the best with it.
Thank you Jack.. I have a love/hate relationship with the Abisko. The only thing that I don't like it the zip on the outer fly and the headroom inside. I think it is a beaut. I do have the footprint for it and I had the vents open and the top of the door unzipped but I didn't have the bottom undone because the breeze was biting. The condensation wasn't a big issue, I expected it and I was nice and cosy so happy days 🥶
Winter Campimg, I'll definitely be leaving Jason to the winter wonders and wondering. Anyway Mark, I really wouldn't be able for all the high protein feeds.🤔 Happy Christmas to Jason, and all your family. Especially your wonderful wife who accomadates and supports you in all your ventures. And to all those who view your channel. A special shout out to Martin in Soletrail. Jason I am Hoping and praying you will joint us on the 14 of January.
Cheers Del and a Happy Christmas to you and your family. I hope that you have a good one. There are loads of plans for next year so we'll see what happens with hikes and camps etc. I'll have a fresh slate going in to the new year so I'm looking forward to getting stuck in. If you are heading on the hike yourself I hope that it is a good one, I am hoping to join in. I have been speaking with Martin so hopefully all goes to plan 🤞
Lovely camp Jason, don't worry about the mistakes, just enjoy the successes and learn from the rest 🙂 Re Gloves: maybe think about over mittens. Will trap the heat over gloves and can be taken on or off as you need. Also too many layers can restrict bloodflow by being too tight leading to cold extremities. I made that mistake my first winter cycling with too many pairs of socks! Loved the sunrise, worth putting up with all the cold but I have to say that the whole video was ruined without the sexy night time B Roll 🤣🤣🤣 Have a good Xmas 🎄🎅 😊
Cheers Niall, I've taken note and hopefully I won't repeat them. I invested in a bit of a layering system for my gloves. I might do a little video on it but I have thought about getting a bigger pair of mittens in case I really need them to go over the whole lot. I never would have thought about that, cheers for the tip. I just thought the more the merrier 😄 It makes sense though. Ah sure look, maybe next time I'll get out in the biting cold wind and get some sexy shots for you 🥶🤣 All the best over Christmas, have a good one 👍🎄
Another enjoyable video Jason! I just bought the Thermarest Xtherm long wide version. I had hoped to test it last week but we had temps down to -12 F (-24 C) with 50mph wind gusts. Just brutal cold! My better judgement kept me home! I hope to get out this week.
Wow those are not conditions that I would like to be testing new gear in no matter how good they are. That is crazy cold, you were right to stay put. Let me know how you get on this week, stay safe🥶
It's a cracking looking tent, a bit on the small size height wise. The length is perfect and there is loads of storage pockets inside. It has a big vestibule too but it's just the height, which is a trade off for it being a great tent in high wind so t's just one of those things. I definitely have a love/hate relationship with it. I am considering doing a proper review video on it after the winter, I should know whether it's for me or not by then 😄 Happy Christmas man 👍🎄
Great camp Jason and what an amazing view from there. Good to see you layered up for the cold. That tent!! Was you using your seat outside as couldn't quite see? Hope your back is on the mend too as can see your bag getting fuller 😂 Take it easy and thanks for another video😊👍
The view was class but I was just getting glimpses of it with the clouds blowing in, that sunrise was amazeballs. I had my seat, absolutely loving that thing. 😄 My bag is 15kg+ at the moment. I'll have to do a proper winter load out and see what weight I come to. Cheers for watching as always Lee 🙂🎄
One times I had -7°C with my down quilt (500g filling). That wasn't sleeping, that was waiting until sunrise. I think 0°C is the borderline between quilt and sleeping bag.
My quilt weighs 900g and has a comfort rating of -6°c. With the pad straps it made a lovely little cocoon to trap the heat it. The sleeping bags would do a better job at trapping heat but you have pros and cons to both
Try the gsi minimalist, best mug/pot I've owned, keeps brew hot for bloody ages. Love the tent, so nearly bought one, went for scarp 1 in the end, bit more room for my dog. Nice camp pal. Take care. That sausage bap looked just awesome 👌
You sir... are a legend. How have I never heard of the gsi gear? I've just had a very quick look and will more than likely go back to buy that little pot. Thank you very much for the tip. Have you had yours long? Oh yeah the scarp is a beaut, I have my eye on a Durston Xmid. I can see me in one for next winter 😁🎄
@@RamblingOn yeah had mine since last winter, its great and comes with little pot grabber and a insulated sleeve for the pot, best bit of kit I’ve bought in ages. 👍👍
Worth it for the sunrise alone. How do you get om with the Therm a rest mat? I have my eye on one here for a great price but a few people have said they're quite noisy to sleep on and not so great for side sleepers like me. Hope you managed to get back in time. Have a great xmas and all the best and happy camping in 2023 (I just read Santa Claus is meant to be buried a few miles from Kilkenny, might have to consider that for a xmas camp next year :-) ) ATB. Martin.
I love the Xtherm and I heard the same things as you. I have never had an issue with it. I don't find it to be too noisy and I mainly sleep on my stomach or my side and have never had any bother. It's a very warm pad, packs down small and only weighs 560g ish. I love mine, I have a thermarest prolite plus for my hooped bivy's but otherwise I will never need another pad. I got back in plenty of time and went to collect her myself so it worked out well. I hope that your Christmas is a good one and I wish you all the best for the new year 🎄☃️
Beautiful video. Getting close to being in Narnia😁. It will be interesting to see if the trangia performs any better with the x-boil wind protector. It'll be nice to compare the both of them and see which does better.
😄 getting close.. I can't wait to wake up to some snow 🥶 I brought both stoves out on my last camp to try them out. I have another one on the way too 🙈
If you are over 5ft 10, I'd avoid it. I sold it after only using it twice because I couldn't sit up inside. That made it very uncomfortable being stuck inside for long winter nights. It's an excellent tent otherwise. The length and width are spot on. It has plenty of storage pockets, venting options and it works well with the additional groundsheet too. The only reason I didn't get on with it is the headroom inside otherwise it's a great tent. Just for reference, I'm 187cm tall
Maybe next winter I'll be better equipped and get out for a camp, in the meantime roll on spring Great to see you out Jason, always a great video man 👍
Cheers George, Spring is possibly my favourite season. Still some frosty nights and the birds going ninety. Hopefully you'll be able to get out for a snowy camp next year. I'd say that would be class 🥶
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Beautiful country, never been there. The cold i could do with out. The scenery, i like.
I'd take the cold any day, the rain is the biggest challenge here 🙂Thank so much for watching all the videos 🙌🍀
Oh my god those morning views! 🤗 What a treat….loved seeing the frosty ground and frosty tent. I’ve no idea what I find so magical and lovely about those frosty shots - maybe as you said, it’s like you know you’re really living life when you catch moments like that! Delighted you were so toasty when tucked up in the tent - success!! I totally recommend those ‘hand warmers’ that you can crack to activate and place them in your gloves. They really do work and are also helpful for keeping batteries warm. You get a good few hours out of them! I bought a bunch of them online last winter - a brand called ‘Little Hotties’ (terrible name, but they work!!) Catch you again soon Jason 😎
That sunrise got my day off to a great start.. The frost is class isn't it, I love seeing it glisten with the light and it just shows how cold it was. Hopefully I can get some snowy camps in or at least a few more frosty ones. Spot on thank you Miriam, I will order some of those hand warmers and have them in my bag. Little hotties 🤣 catchy. Cheers Miriam, chat soon ☃️
That sunrise tho 🤩. Looked like a fantastic night. Even tho was a very crisp and fresh one 😂🌫❄
Awh that sunrise was beautiful, it was one of the best that I have seen so far. Nothing wrong with a nice frosty morning to start the day off right 😁🥶
That sausage and mushroom bap looked so nice I had to go and get something to eat wow
😄 you can't beat a good bap and a cup of tea, especially in that sort of cold 🥶☕
@@RamblingOn to true but I have to admit even the wife saw it wow nice 👌
Great camp out. Thanks for sharing. I agree, important to have some “balance.”
I love camping but rather you than me in the winter 😲
The winter definitely has its drawbacks 😄 I'm hoping to get some snow this winter ☃️🥶
@@RamblingOn you can have some of ours 😂😂
Good man, you remember the brown sauce.
Cool video. You have your sleeping system sorted and New tent all is good.
Cheers Michael, carrying the sauce was well worth it 😄 The sleep system is pretty much sorted now so hopefully it serves me well and I can get out all through the winter. Thanks for watching and happy christmas 👍
Brilliant cold camp.really enjoyed that thanks and it would seem your a great Dad.👍what sunrise you got wow.!!yea I usually rather a taller tent.i find you need to be able to sit upright if your in your tent early because of rain or whatever .
The sunrise was one of the best I have seen and I totally agree about the tent. I have a new one now and another on the way from Canada 🤫 I'll have to find a new home for my Abisko 😄
Really enjoyed this, liked and subbed. Thank you mate.
Thanks a mill 🍀
Hi Jason, great video, loving your content. Those xboil burners are not the most efficient but their setup is a great bit of kit. I make the BaileyBurner safety burner/alcohol stove. They are fantastic burners due to boil times and efficiency, plus they are anti spill. If you like I could send you a few just to use and see how you go. Couldn't care less about a review bud. If its something you can use, i will happily send them👍
Hey Mark, you're stove sounds really good. I'd be interested to give it a go and see how I get on with it. If you want to send me an email we can chat more about it ramblingonireland@gmail.com Thanks a million 👍
Hey Jason, love the video! You are so good in front of the camera; and your natural charm, and your happy go lucky, family man outlook; make your posts not only fun to watch; but so very absorbing.
And yet your work behind the camera, your framing, editing and eye for the aesthetic, almost seems as though a different person is at work. Someone more technically minded and capable. Your a very clever man to blend the two so seamlessly.
Frosty scenes, beautiful sunrise and the warming homely glow of the camp against the darkness, and the clever use of silence (to balance the nice "chatty" bits). Loved the subtle switch between the lantern and the moon.
Having cold hands (or feet, for that matter) is no fun. I could never seem to find any winter gloves that did the job.
The best arrangement I've personally adapted, is woolen fingerless gloves and then mittens over the top. Take mittens off to do 'whatever' then mittens back on to warm up.
Too many pairs of gloves just seem to impede your circulation and have the very opposite effect as intended.
Look forward to more of your future adventures. Hope you don't have to work the new year, seeing as you had to work xmas!? Take care out there Jason..its Baltic 🥶 🤣
Cheers Tim, I have adopted the same kind of idea for my gloves. If the setup that I have now doesn't keep my hands warm enough then I will be getting another pair of mittens to go over the whole lot. It's impossible to function with cold hands, I remember a camp in my Lanshan where I was freezing cold all night and I could barely move the next morning. Getting the stove going was a real struggle but that first cup of tea made all the difference. It was amazing.
I'm working over the new year too but I don't mind. I have decided that it is already 2023 so that I can crack on with my plans for the channel 😁 Take care man 👍🥶
That clip at 14:04 is fantastically bleak looking. Don’t imagine it’ll be used in an ad campaign or anything, but that short clip alone has me thinking I need to get 4 season gear.. thanks.
This winter will be my first to camp in the mountains, I just didn't have the right gear until now to keep me safe and warm. I love your description of that scene, fantastically bleak..
@@RamblingOn having got my 3 season gear over the last year, looks like I know what I’m at for next year now, GAS is great 😬
@@eddieforde I'll be doing some videos that might help you out with winter gear. I love researching gear and watching reviews. If you're the same you have fun times ahead 😁
A cold nice day for camping. Great video. Wishing you a wonderful Christmas 🎄
A very Happy Christmas to you too, I hope that you have a good one 🎄
With regard to camping mugs, had an insulated mug with a little hole in the lid to drink from. Left it in the porch overnight. In the moring finished off the coffee in the mug then opened it to fill it up again. Guess what? There was a huge slug in the mug that enetered it through the tiny hole, which explains why the coffee tasted different. Incidentally , recently got a similar tent to go camping with after a long break, the Hilleberg Akto.
🤮 that is sick, I had a slug in my mug once. I decided to give the tea a miss after that. The Akto looks like a savage tent 👍
Great stuff. Good for you for getting out. I was hoping to get out camping for the cold snap, but didn't know anywhere I could safely drive to - didn't want to go slip sliding backwards down an icy road. Maybe next time.
A good way to get out in the cold weather is to find a local woods. They are usually easily accessible and you have a bit more shelter form the elements and biting wind. Otherwise just keep an eye on your day hikes for spots in the mountains that might be handy to get to. That is what I will be doing before the next cold snap hits
It is all about the adventure, I personally love my Fjallraven Abisko Lite 1 tent, though yesterday it was so settled though cloudy in Peak District I slept under the clouds and on my air bed, and in my sleeping bag and ended up born dry in the morning. Loved the video and nothing like waking up to a nice frosty morning. Liked and Subscribed.
Oh you are a brave man, I don't know if I could ever risk that with how the rain likes to show up unannounced 😄 Fair play thought that sounds class 🙌
I love the Abisko, its such a beautiful tent and the green is savage. The width and length are perfect but it's just the height that I struggle with. I have a bad back so I need to be able to sit upright. Cheers for sticking around, much appreciated 👍
@@RamblingOn Don't know about brave, maybe a little crazy lol. Yes for me the only negative is the height, as the airbed once in and up multiplies the issue. Other than that I just love the tent. I suppose we have to make little sacrifices in life and unfortunately our bad backs suffering a little is one. Don't worry I'll be sticking around, I just love wild camping videos.
Great video Jason and congrats on the tent. I have owned this a few years and it's a suburb companion. Served me many many nights and excellent ventilation options.
Regarding your condensation issues. Did you have the footprint? If there is a risk of it I sleep with the bottom half of the door open and clipped up. Also there is a conversion kit to turn it to a three season tent which I also have and works great. All the best with it.
Thank you Jack.. I have a love/hate relationship with the Abisko. The only thing that I don't like it the zip on the outer fly and the headroom inside. I think it is a beaut. I do have the footprint for it and I had the vents open and the top of the door unzipped but I didn't have the bottom undone because the breeze was biting.
The condensation wasn't a big issue, I expected it and I was nice and cosy so happy days 🥶
Really enjoyed this video looked deadly
Cheers Ciaran, glad you enjoyed it
Another good one Jason. No Jaffa cakes ? ? ? Merry Xmas to you and yours.
No Jaffa's on this one, just the good old rich teas. I'm on a budget 😄 Happy Christmas to you and your family. I hope that it is a good one ☃️🎄
I find it's crazy how much this guy sounds like he's from Newfoundland, Canada
Winter Campimg, I'll definitely be leaving Jason to the winter wonders and wondering. Anyway Mark, I really wouldn't be able for all the high protein feeds.🤔
Happy Christmas to Jason, and all your family. Especially your wonderful wife who accomadates and supports you in all your ventures.
And to all those who view your channel.
A special shout out to Martin in Soletrail.
Jason I am Hoping and praying you will joint us on the 14 of January.
Cheers Del and a Happy Christmas to you and your family. I hope that you have a good one.
There are loads of plans for next year so we'll see what happens with hikes and camps etc. I'll have a fresh slate going in to the new year so I'm looking forward to getting stuck in.
If you are heading on the hike yourself I hope that it is a good one, I am hoping to join in.
I have been speaking with Martin so hopefully all goes to plan 🤞
Lovely camp Jason, don't worry about the mistakes, just enjoy the successes and learn from the rest 🙂 Re Gloves: maybe think about over mittens. Will trap the heat over gloves and can be taken on or off as you need. Also too many layers can restrict bloodflow by being too tight leading to cold extremities. I made that mistake my first winter cycling with too many pairs of socks! Loved the sunrise, worth putting up with all the cold but I have to say that the whole video was ruined without the sexy night time B Roll 🤣🤣🤣 Have a good Xmas 🎄🎅 😊
Cheers Niall, I've taken note and hopefully I won't repeat them. I invested in a bit of a layering system for my gloves. I might do a little video on it but I have thought about getting a bigger pair of mittens in case I really need them to go over the whole lot.
I never would have thought about that, cheers for the tip. I just thought the more the merrier 😄 It makes sense though. Ah sure look, maybe next time I'll get out in the biting cold wind and get some sexy shots for you 🥶🤣 All the best over Christmas, have a good one 👍🎄
Nice
Cheers Dom
Another enjoyable video Jason! I just bought the Thermarest Xtherm long wide version. I had hoped to test it last week but we had temps down to -12 F (-24 C) with 50mph wind gusts. Just brutal cold! My better judgement kept me home! I hope to get out this week.
Wow those are not conditions that I would like to be testing new gear in no matter how good they are. That is crazy cold, you were right to stay put. Let me know how you get on this week, stay safe🥶
Nice one mate !
Great looking spot .
I love your tent mate.it’s in my bucket list.
How you getting on with it?
Atb Graham
It's a cracking looking tent, a bit on the small size height wise. The length is perfect and there is loads of storage pockets inside. It has a big vestibule too but it's just the height, which is a trade off for it being a great tent in high wind so t's just one of those things.
I definitely have a love/hate relationship with it. I am considering doing a proper review video on it after the winter, I should know whether it's for me or not by then 😄
Happy Christmas man 👍🎄
Great camp Jason and what an amazing view from there. Good to see you layered up for the cold. That tent!! Was you using your seat outside as couldn't quite see? Hope your back is on the mend too as can see your bag getting fuller 😂 Take it easy and thanks for another video😊👍
The view was class but I was just getting glimpses of it with the clouds blowing in, that sunrise was amazeballs. I had my seat, absolutely loving that thing. 😄 My bag is 15kg+ at the moment. I'll have to do a proper winter load out and see what weight I come to. Cheers for watching as always Lee 🙂🎄
One times I had -7°C with my down quilt (500g filling). That wasn't sleeping, that was waiting until sunrise. I think 0°C is the borderline between quilt and sleeping bag.
My quilt weighs 900g and has a comfort rating of -6°c. With the pad straps it made a lovely little cocoon to trap the heat it. The sleeping bags would do a better job at trapping heat but you have pros and cons to both
Hand warmers from 53 degree north are the best ive ever used
I have the hands sorted now, the feet are the new issue. I nearly lost a toe on one of my last camps 😄
@@RamblingOn i use the same ones on my feet in the socks aswell does wonders 10 hours they go very hot
Try the gsi minimalist, best mug/pot I've owned, keeps brew hot for bloody ages. Love the tent, so nearly bought one, went for scarp 1 in the end, bit more room for my dog. Nice camp pal. Take care. That sausage bap looked just awesome 👌
You sir... are a legend. How have I never heard of the gsi gear? I've just had a very quick look and will more than likely go back to buy that little pot. Thank you very much for the tip. Have you had yours long?
Oh yeah the scarp is a beaut, I have my eye on a Durston Xmid. I can see me in one for next winter 😁🎄
@@RamblingOn yeah had mine since last winter, its great and comes with little pot grabber and a insulated sleeve for the pot, best bit of kit I’ve bought in ages. 👍👍
@@philjones3335 I'm still eyeing it up 😄 it's very like the soto thermostack which I was also considering. Thanks a mill for the tip 🙌
Worth it for the sunrise alone. How do you get om with the Therm a rest mat? I have my eye on one here for a great price but a few people have said they're quite noisy to sleep on and not so great for side sleepers like me. Hope you managed to get back in time. Have a great xmas and all the best and happy camping in 2023 (I just read Santa Claus is meant to be buried a few miles from Kilkenny, might have to consider that for a xmas camp next year :-) ) ATB. Martin.
I love the Xtherm and I heard the same things as you. I have never had an issue with it. I don't find it to be too noisy and I mainly sleep on my stomach or my side and have never had any bother. It's a very warm pad, packs down small and only weighs 560g ish. I love mine, I have a thermarest prolite plus for my hooped bivy's but otherwise I will never need another pad.
I got back in plenty of time and went to collect her myself so it worked out well. I hope that your Christmas is a good one and I wish you all the best for the new year 🎄☃️
Beautiful video. Getting close to being in Narnia😁. It will be interesting to see if the trangia performs any better with the x-boil wind protector. It'll be nice to compare the both of them and see which does better.
😄 getting close.. I can't wait to wake up to some snow 🥶 I brought both stoves out on my last camp to try them out. I have another one on the way too 🙈
Stove hoarder😂
Where did ye get them puffy troosers
They are british army softie trousers and I bought them from outdoors.ee
Well lad, would you recommend the abisko lite? Considering one. Thanks
If you are over 5ft 10, I'd avoid it. I sold it after only using it twice because I couldn't sit up inside.
That made it very uncomfortable being stuck inside for long winter nights.
It's an excellent tent otherwise. The length and width are spot on. It has plenty of storage pockets, venting options and it works well with the additional groundsheet too. The only reason I didn't get on with it is the headroom inside otherwise it's a great tent.
Just for reference, I'm 187cm tall
Thanks lad appreciate that 👍
Maybe next winter I'll be better equipped and get out for a camp, in the meantime roll on spring
Great to see you out Jason, always a great video man 👍
Cheers George, Spring is possibly my favourite season. Still some frosty nights and the birds going ninety. Hopefully you'll be able to get out for a snowy camp next year. I'd say that would be class 🥶
You need to start your daughter coming soon mate 👍
Maybe you'll get the kids with you. Teach them about hiking. ✔️
I've had them out a few times I just don't record those hikes
Precook your sausages!
I've heard that people do that, I must give it a bash 🍀
Qué pan m ás malo!!!
Me encanta un panecillo de tocino 😁
I'm always stealing sachets from cafes and fast food places.... 😉
😄 Great minds think alike