So it turns out I posted a screen shot of the costs and that was an old spreadsheet I'd not updated so I'm sorry about that. The actual costs can be found using this link....... it actually works out even cheaper so that's a bonus. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTEfqOAcozNEvraXmJRc-ndFH2II7WICJJsPcz0PFu2ZXCNmh8nhepWdyyPADu73Q_MiIVN3U02cn7A/pub?output=pdf
A Coleman tent is usually a solid bombproof thing especially for a beginner.. I got a ‘so-called 4 person’ tent from them when I needed new kit post divorce.. it’s going strong years later and I’ve had zero issues.. I’ve graduated to the hammock instead of the tent lately, but when I bring the kid(s) camping or someone else along they use the Coleman.. I’m rather notorious for being extra careful about rain, so when I’ve had the tent up for the kids at the campground for over a week in one spot, I’ve put additional coverage on the tent, either a bigger tarp over the top of the whole area for extra rain-free space.. or put one of those big plastic painting drop cloths over the entire tent if I know some serious rain is coming.. ..mostly because nothing is worse than a bored kid, stuck in the tent after 3 straight days of rain and water getting IN the tent 😝😝😝lol But.. we went with 4 straight days of just dumping buckets of rain and that Coleman did not disappoint 👍 I got nothing but love for that thing.. it’s a hideous color and not exactly ‘small’ when packed, but it’s tough 💪 lol
Hello matey, love your content. I think when you recommend gear you’d perhaps be better off saying it’s “good value” rather than “cheap”.......just saying !! Take care and best of luck....best regards ...Good value Barry. X
I'm 60, Bought all this, to re acquaint meself with the outdoor life, been on 2 wild camps in the last 4 weeks. THERE WILL BE MORE!!! Thanks for this vid, it gave me the ummph!!! Keep up the good work lad.
Aah this is just what I need for my son. He is 22 and loves camping. He has suffered with depression, anxiety and panic attacks since he was 15. He has never been able to work but camping is something that lifts him. He is also a great cook and loves photography and videography. I have been trying to gradually get him gear, but have been laid off due to covid .... What a pain! I will get him a bit now and then 🙂. Thank you for this video ❤️
@@cj2798 thanks so much. Yes, he would be able to do this, and I agree it will help him a lot. I think I would need to go with him initially thought and pretend I'm not there for the camera 😂. I'm sure he would soon be happy to go it alone though 🙂
What a great idea for him I also suffer with depression and anxiety and there's nothing like the great outdoors and nature to restart the mind xx sending love and hugs xx
This is the best, no nonsense, get yourself out there, enjoy, helpful, non fan boy BS, actually helpful video EVER. Well done and generous as well. 👍🏕 🥇
Because of lockdowns I have been looking for something I could do while staying away from people (people were afraid to meet) and yet enjoy doing it, and lo and behold! First it was an American and Canadian vloggers'/youtubers' channels that were popping up having fun while wild camping... then after a week or so, I began to think how about UK, and then I was finding more and more people doing it, even though the Law in England is quite a grey area but thanks to the Channels like yours and other UK "wild campers" I did not hesitate and the next payment I have got, I spent £340 (so £100 more than you have shown here), I really did not follow anyone's advice, I simply just took a risk of trying to find what would suit me, few weeks later, I have got all I needed, and I have done my first SOLO wild camping on 1st of January 2021 (That was my new year's resolution) and I did it. Only if I knew this was popular around the world and if I could find channels like yours, I would Star doing it long time ago. My first was a bit "scary" as I was never sorrounded by a wild animals making noises, foxes, deers, etc... but after that night I was like, this is it, and on my next trip I spent 3 nights at Surrey Hills. That was awesome experience, I want to be back there, I am also dreaming of wild camping with other people but solo camping is as enjoyable as if doing it with a group. When you do solo camp, you choose your own timing and places to camp or/and visit... As a group it is of course important to make mutual decision where to stay, how far to walk, etc. People like you and other vloggers/youtubers had changed my life for better, at first my family was laughing at me that I am joking (so did they think in the past when I got my dreadlocks - not anymore though), you feel this freedom, spending time with nature, going to sleep and waking up in a beautiful spots, enjoying morning sunrise or snowfall, or some rain taping on the tent, etc. I don't think I will ever be able to stop wild camping, once done, I fell in love! I have only 1 advice to the people who are thinking of wild camping. PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF AND DO NOT LEAVE ANY RUBBISH! Because of the past and even now, some wild campers are a disgrace to "wild camping" family, I have seen so much rubbish while walking in the woods: half buried, damaged tents, plastic, glass bottles, plastic containers, plastic bags with rubbish. Then other people think of us that we are all like that. I even took additional rubbish bag to grab some rubbish on the way back to my car. Enjoy your wild camping but be responsible for your rubbish.
I'm a new convert to your channel, I'm not new to camping/trekking etc but always looking to up my game and improve kit. Your posts are just the right mix of inform and entertain, and mercifully lacking in the po-faced preper attitude many on the same subject seem to employ. Nice work fella.
Brilliant this. I wished someone made a list like this when I was 17 and started backpacking. This is ten times better than what I had. And cheaper too.
Hazy you're a champion for doing this give away for someone starting out , this will give them the incentive to get out there , hopefully soon we all need it .
"not much vestibule room" haha Great video for people starting out. If you get even one person to start wildcamping from this video imagine the good which that will bring about to their life. Been enjoying all your videos find them inspirational. Blessings from Scotland
Mate..make who ever wins it come out on a camping trip with you so you can show em how to use everything..itll be a good video for beginners and it'll make sure all the kit goes to a good home and not cash converters...win win
Never really thought about my first setup but looking back I've realised I have 2 or 3 of most things, think I might put together a bag of the stuff I don't use and give it to a friend! Inspired 👌
Dearest Hazey. I just wanted to thank you for keeping your content inside 'Lockdown Guidelines'. We are all gagging to get out and spend the night under canvas and unlike other UK outdoor TH-camrs you are doing it right. No overnighting anywhere and 'staying at home'. Well done you are a hero and a role model.
You have really inspired me to go wild camping I've been out looking for places to go when the weather gets better,I've dug all my old gear out just need a few news bits needed and deffo going to go wild camping at the age of 50 🧐👍👍
Backpack looks good - I'm downsizing from a 120litre bergan so looking at all options...and would probably go for a 65 ish litre version. Good to see love for the crusader kit.
I have the coleman darwin 2! It's an ace little tent, really sturdy and roomy, not the lightest but it's just bomb proof. I'm a big fan of decathlon rucksacs too, I have an old £30 50L one and it's been brilliant
Just recently found your channel and working my way thru your vids. So happy I found this one. This Coleman tent was my favourite tent for a long time. Used to use this tent for all my festivals when I was a bit younger and still own it to this date. A little heavy for the hiking camping idea but for anyone maybe just finding this video is totally recommend this tent !
What a brilliant video....there is so much choice on Amazon for camping items and that in itself can be really daunting...to be advised that you need this, this and this as a beginner in a @14 minute film is perfect...thank you for all your effort and best wishes
The multiple bladed folding saws very cool!! I've always seen bushcrafters as the hobo's of the survival world, so I'll just stick with my 8 year old bent Bacho laplander! My Penny's worth of advice to any newbies is, less is more! The less kit you have, the better the experience and closer you get to nature! Take care and God bless brother 💙
Inspired! Going out this weekend with my daughter for our first time out. Just bought the knife you recommended, the saw and the mat. Need the bag now lol
That pad is one of the most comfortable things I've *ever* slept on, let alone comfortable for a camping pad. Wife & I think they're ok on their own down to about 5°c, we had one night last September where it dipped to 0 where we'd camped and I was glad I had one of those thin reflective Highlander jobbers to whack on it.
Decathlon backpack is awesome it’s one of the best you can get it comes in 50, 70 and 90litres I have the 90l pack it’s awesome. One of the best strap lift systems on the market. The pruning saw is wicked to had this for a while and easily over looked.
This is brilliant and could not have come at a better time. I have been keen to start wild camping for ages and naturally with no experience, was concerned about what kit to get. Thanks for for making my life a little easier and am looking forward to getting out there.
Brilliant - I've done some camping in the past and wanted to see if I could go with my wife but was put off by the price of things I see experts using. This is great stuff! Thank you.
Top man mr Haze. As part of my work, we take groups of teens camping and doing outdoor education, including kayak camping round the inner Hebrides and the lakes. We were on the look out for some new kit to become more “covid secure”as some of the tents are past their best and we need more stoves. Il be using this video to suggest to my boss what gear to go for.
Dude I had an old 4 man Coleman that lasted me all through my twenties, full rain fly with vestible and a tarp boat bottom. That thing came in clutch on so many excursions, drunken and otherwise. I've graduated to smaller lighter (read expensive) tents now but that Coleman was the best 60 bucks I ever spent on camping, hands down.
stumbled across this vid and wildcamping is defo something im getting into this year. videos like this help 10000% to people like me who have no clue what to buy and where from.
I brought a 3 man coleman blackout, I'm 6'3 and 14 stone, I still have to go diagonal in there but I'm quite happy with it. I've got a tarp kit to put it under if less than savoury conditions...
Absolutely brilliant cheers mate. I'm just building up my kit for wild camping and your recommendations will definitely be going along with me nice one.
Any recommendations on a down or down hybrid lightweight mummy bag under £100 please. There are a few contenders out there but not sure if hype or genuine. Cheers again
Liked and shared- I know someone who could use this kit - We are planning a camping trip this year with a group of lads from ex- St Edwards fell walking team/ ex boxers . We used to do a lot of walks for charity in the early 1970's. We have climbed most of the hills in the Lake District, Cheviots, and walked the Pennine way as well as the Lyke Wake Walk(forgive the spelling) This bit of kit would be ideal for someone who would like to go but who is struggling financially. Cheers Haze- Great Vlog.
Brilliant Video Hazey.... Loving the vidoes. Watched you full Great Wrath Trial last night and now im planning that as well. thank you very much.. keep up the great work..
Not commented before mr haze. What a bloke! You have to be the most informative,knowledgeable and just down right decent blokes on here. Worlds a better place for peeps like you. I tip me cap tu thee. A southern softie of Yorkshire stock (ma an pa) Stay safe stay well and much success hazey..
Hey Mr Haze ... just dropping a message of appreciation for your content. Your videos and reviews have been really helpful but to a future newbie, I have mainly loved just watching you on ur adventures you’ve had me in stitches and so inspiring! With the help of your channel and ur enthusiasm I have taken the first steps to begin my new adventure of wild camping. I have gone for it , bought all the kit ( all the gear no idea) and am planning my first hike and camp this weekend in the hills near where I live in South Wales..... I am both childishly excited and completely petrified at the same time !! Apologies for the long message …give my best to ur good friend ‘mr swede face’ !! 🤣 Wish me luck big man, if nothing tragic happens I’ll drop a message about the magic. Cheers butt 👍🤘🏼
So it turns out I posted a screen shot of the costs and that was an old spreadsheet I'd not updated so I'm sorry about that. The actual costs can be found using this link....... it actually works out even cheaper so that's a bonus. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTEfqOAcozNEvraXmJRc-ndFH2II7WICJJsPcz0PFu2ZXCNmh8nhepWdyyPADu73Q_MiIVN3U02cn7A/pub?output=pdf
A Coleman tent is usually a solid bombproof thing especially for a beginner.. I got a ‘so-called 4 person’ tent from them when I needed new kit post divorce.. it’s going strong years later and I’ve had zero issues.. I’ve graduated to the hammock instead of the tent lately, but when I bring the kid(s) camping or someone else along they use the Coleman.. I’m rather notorious for being extra careful about rain, so when I’ve had the tent up for the kids at the campground for over a week in one spot, I’ve put additional coverage on the tent, either a bigger tarp over the top of the whole area for extra rain-free space.. or put one of those big plastic painting drop cloths over the entire tent if I know some serious rain is coming..
..mostly because nothing is worse than a bored kid, stuck in the tent after 3 straight days of rain and water getting IN the tent 😝😝😝lol
But.. we went with 4 straight days of just dumping buckets of rain and that Coleman did not disappoint 👍 I got nothing but love for that thing.. it’s a hideous color and not exactly ‘small’ when packed, but it’s tough 💪 lol
Hello matey, love your content. I think when you recommend gear you’d perhaps be better off saying it’s “good value” rather than “cheap”.......just saying !! Take care and best of luck....best regards ...Good value Barry. X
@@bazwell1846 good value Barry Haha great sign off pal
Hello I’d really love this but can’t find you’re other page please could you send me the link
Can’t find the saw at £10.99 £29.99 Big difference can you tell me where you purchased it please at you’re price
Thanks 😊
I'm 60, Bought all this, to re acquaint meself with the outdoor life, been on 2 wild camps in the last 4 weeks. THERE WILL BE MORE!!! Thanks for this vid, it gave me the ummph!!! Keep up the good work lad.
This is an oustanding resource for a new camper. Well done!
Aah this is just what I need for my son. He is 22 and loves camping. He has suffered with depression, anxiety and panic attacks since he was 15. He has never been able to work but camping is something that lifts him. He is also a great cook and loves photography and videography. I have been trying to gradually get him gear, but have been laid off due to covid .... What a pain! I will get him a bit now and then 🙂. Thank you for this video ❤️
Tell him start a youtube chanel and start filming his camps... even if its just for himself to deal with anxiety and get stuff off his chest
@@cj2798 thanks so much. Yes, he would be able to do this, and I agree it will help him a lot. I think I would need to go with him initially thought and pretend I'm not there for the camera 😂. I'm sure he would soon be happy to go it alone though 🙂
What a great idea for him I also suffer with depression and anxiety and there's nothing like the great outdoors and nature to restart the mind xx sending love and hugs xx
Yorkshire finest Giant Haze Stacks 7ft tall and built like a brick shit house.
Great review mate as ever.
Easer Easer Easer
i love your no nonsense approach to life
64 and not a wild camper, but really enjoy the wit, banter and information in your videos. Cheers.
This is the best, no nonsense, get yourself out there, enjoy, helpful, non fan boy BS, actually helpful video EVER. Well done and generous as well. 👍🏕 🥇
Now that’s a top set up for a new ‘Hazelet’. A very generous gift that’ll mean the world to someone. Lovely that is.
Because of lockdowns I have been looking for something I could do while staying away from people (people were afraid to meet) and yet enjoy doing it, and lo and behold! First it was an American and Canadian vloggers'/youtubers' channels that were popping up having fun while wild camping... then after a week or so, I began to think how about UK, and then I was finding more and more people doing it, even though the Law in England is quite a grey area but thanks to the Channels like yours and other UK "wild campers" I did not hesitate and the next payment I have got, I spent £340 (so £100 more than you have shown here), I really did not follow anyone's advice, I simply just took a risk of trying to find what would suit me, few weeks later, I have got all I needed, and I have done my first SOLO wild camping on 1st of January 2021 (That was my new year's resolution) and I did it.
Only if I knew this was popular around the world and if I could find channels like yours, I would Star doing it long time ago. My first was a bit "scary" as I was never sorrounded by a wild animals making noises, foxes, deers, etc... but after that night I was like, this is it, and on my next trip I spent 3 nights at Surrey Hills. That was awesome experience, I want to be back there, I am also dreaming of wild camping with other people but solo camping is as enjoyable as if doing it with a group. When you do solo camp, you choose your own timing and places to camp or/and visit... As a group it is of course important to make mutual decision where to stay, how far to walk, etc.
People like you and other vloggers/youtubers had changed my life for better, at first my family was laughing at me that I am joking (so did they think in the past when I got my dreadlocks - not anymore though), you feel this freedom, spending time with nature, going to sleep and waking up in a beautiful spots, enjoying morning sunrise or snowfall, or some rain taping on the tent, etc. I don't think I will ever be able to stop wild camping, once done, I fell in love!
I have only 1 advice to the people who are thinking of wild camping. PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF AND DO NOT LEAVE ANY RUBBISH! Because of the past and even now, some wild campers are a disgrace to "wild camping" family, I have seen so much rubbish while walking in the woods: half buried, damaged tents, plastic, glass bottles, plastic containers, plastic bags with rubbish. Then other people think of us that we are all like that. I even took additional rubbish bag to grab some rubbish on the way back to my car. Enjoy your wild camping but be responsible for your rubbish.
Mr Haze sir excellent video. Debunking the cost of wild camping. You are a true man of the people. I hope a young un starting out gets to win it.
Thank you from a active 75 year old grandmother😊
I'm a new convert to your channel, I'm not new to camping/trekking etc but always looking to up my game and improve kit.
Your posts are just the right mix of inform and entertain, and mercifully lacking in the po-faced preper attitude many on the same subject seem to employ. Nice work fella.
It might be a budget setup but your effort and kindness is priceless
Brilliant this. I wished someone made a list like this when I was 17 and started backpacking. This is ten times better than what I had. And cheaper too.
Hazy you're a champion for doing this give away for someone starting out , this will give them the incentive to get out there , hopefully soon we all need it .
"not much vestibule room" haha
Great video for people starting out. If you get even one person to start wildcamping from this video imagine the good which that will bring about to their life. Been enjoying all your videos find them inspirational. Blessings from Scotland
This lad is gold.
Don't ever change Hazey.
It'll do someone proud that fella. Hope they video their adventure and post us pics.
Well done Hazy....great starter pack...very generous...credit /respect to you...take care...laters
Stay warm and well
Shows you have not sold your soul to sponsorship/ promoting brands ect and all that matey .....true to the cause! Great work 👌
Top advice and beginners gear. That saw looks the business.
Mate..make who ever wins it come out on a camping trip with you so you can show em how to use everything..itll be a good video for beginners and it'll make sure all the kit goes to a good home and not cash converters...win win
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@@HazeOutdoors Is that a maybe? 😂
Great vid. Agree, that bag is great for the price and better than many overpriced brands. Just a nice design all round.
Never really thought about my first setup but looking back I've realised I have 2 or 3 of most things, think I might put together a bag of the stuff I don't use and give it to a friend! Inspired 👌
Have you got any old beer you don't want ?
Great idea. I was thinking of doing the same but my daughter and son want most of my kit!
Excellent video! Found this really helpful and informative. I'll be purchasing some bits from this kit!
Dearest Hazey. I just wanted to thank you for keeping your content inside 'Lockdown Guidelines'. We are all gagging to get out and spend the night under canvas and unlike other UK outdoor TH-camrs you are doing it right. No overnighting anywhere and 'staying at home'. Well done you are a hero and a role model.
Wicked film man. Amazing idea to give it away. Good job, keep it up! 🇬🇧
I love camping and I would use it! First wild camping.
Great video again. No bs, just stuff one needs to know. Thank you, I "stored" this one too, greetings from Holland, Jan
What a nice thing to do bud ive been watching all your videos on tube all throught lockdown your getting me throught it bud thank you
what a wonderful thing to do bud. I hope who ever wins it puts it to good use. Top man.
Nice gesture mate, I hope it goes to someone that deserves it!
Very nice gift to get someone out and about! And very nice selections! ATB!
That tent is the Mutts Nutts. I bought one of those at least 10 years ago and I have abused it! Never let me down even in severe storms on the Brecons
Brilliant video mate and I hope whoever gets it enjoys it!
Haze this is an absolutely mega video..really informative and fun to watch, keep up thr good work brother
You have really inspired me to go wild camping I've been out looking for places to go when the weather gets better,I've dug all my old gear out just need a few news bits needed and deffo going to go wild camping at the age of 50 🧐👍👍
Great video mate. Will for sure be a great starter kit for someone... again what generosity 👏🏼👏🏼 have a good end to the week pal
Ash 🏕
Backpack looks good - I'm downsizing from a 120litre bergan so looking at all options...and would probably go for a 65 ish litre version.
Good to see love for the crusader kit.
Totally awesome video mate, it's, about time someone did this, bushcraft and wild camping need not break the bank.
Thanks for sharing, namaste 🙏
I have the coleman darwin 2! It's an ace little tent, really sturdy and roomy, not the lightest but it's just bomb proof. I'm a big fan of decathlon rucksacs too, I have an old £30 50L one and it's been brilliant
good on you
Well done to show a good beginner set of kit
Practicing what you preach
Spot on this video Hazy.
Keep on the good outdoor work
Knight hood for Hazy.Good on you for giving this away.
great video Haze ;) best review you've made in years in my opinion. hope you are all good chap
I had that tent i loved it it kept 2 days of heavy rain out !
Just recently found your channel and working my way thru your vids. So happy I found this one. This Coleman tent was my favourite tent for a long time. Used to use this tent for all my festivals when I was a bit younger and still own it to this date. A little heavy for the hiking camping idea but for anyone maybe just finding this video is totally recommend this tent !
I’ve had that tent for two years now, I find it a great tent I live in Southern Ireland with plenty of wet weather and it’s never left me down 👍
Hi, any suggestions about some places to set the tent ? I am not from ireland and I am looking for places to camp. Thank you ! :)
What a brilliant video....there is so much choice on Amazon for camping items and that in itself can be really daunting...to be advised that you need this, this and this as a beginner in a @14 minute film is perfect...thank you for all your effort and best wishes
Thank you! Your show us your steak challenge is what kinda got me really into bushcraft. Great vid!!!
The multiple bladed folding saws very cool!!
I've always seen bushcrafters as the hobo's of the survival world, so I'll just stick with my 8 year old bent Bacho laplander!
My Penny's worth of advice to any newbies is, less is more!
The less kit you have, the better the experience and closer you get to nature!
Take care and God bless brother 💙
Respect mate. Hope you’re keeping well. Much love 🤙
Inspired! Going out this weekend with my daughter for our first time out. Just bought the knife you recommended, the saw and the mat. Need the bag now lol
your a good man. Let's hope the best beginner wins
It doesn't usually happen that way, unfortunately 🥴
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Brilliant straight to the point video fab thanks
Well done m8, brilliant gesture!!
Thank you for your sincerity with your video
This is a great honest video. 👍🏻
Bob on that Hazey. A cracking little set up that. What a really nice thing to do. #greattommysleepout
Very nice kit. The only thing I would change is I would get like ten bic lighters in zip lock bags instead of the firesteel.
Awsome kit that. Will mean the world to someone.
That pad is one of the most comfortable things I've *ever* slept on, let alone comfortable for a camping pad.
Wife & I think they're ok on their own down to about 5°c, we had one night last September where it dipped to 0 where we'd camped and I was glad I had one of those thin reflective Highlander jobbers to whack on it.
Nice set up for someone Hazy lad 👍👍👍🤙🤙🤙👌
Love the video! Thanks for the gear detail!
Love that you did this video as so many outdoor channels focus on super high end expensive gear, also you compared weights, costs etc - sweet 👍
Decathlon backpack is awesome it’s one of the best you can get it comes in 50, 70 and 90litres I have the 90l pack it’s awesome. One of the best strap lift systems on the market. The pruning saw is wicked to had this for a while and easily over looked.
Spot on mate...good crack for first timers 🙏👍👍
This is brilliant and could not have come at a better time. I have been keen to start wild camping for ages and naturally with no experience, was concerned about what kit to get. Thanks for for making my life a little easier and am looking forward to getting out there.
Nice video Mr Haze 👍, That bag looked Awesome. You could probably a 2-4 ( case of beer ) , & a kitchen sink in that 🤪👍
Aww man, watching this makes me miss camping!
Brilliant - I've done some camping in the past and wanted to see if I could go with my wife but was put off by the price of things I see experts using. This is great stuff! Thank you.
Top man mr Haze. As part of my work, we take groups of teens camping and doing outdoor education, including kayak camping round the inner Hebrides and the lakes. We were on the look out for some new kit to become more “covid secure”as some of the tents are past their best and we need more stoves. Il be using this video to suggest to my boss what gear to go for.
That’s really good to hear mate.
Thats actually a decent tent, I've got one myself and I'm using it alot, cheap but durable and well made.. Thumbs up for the Coleman brand👍
it ain’t durable mate. it’s fiberglass.
@@racerx3669 i think if hes literally using it he is probably entitled to his opinion that its durable.
@@ThepPixel nope. Simply using something doesn't make it durable.
Great set up ⛺️😎👍🏻👍🏻
Some really cool stuff enjoyed watching
You really can't beat a coleman, I got a 3 coleman tent. Sturdy as. Nice vid. Cheers
Dude I had an old 4 man Coleman that lasted me all through my twenties, full rain fly with vestible and a tarp boat bottom. That thing came in clutch on so many excursions, drunken and otherwise. I've graduated to smaller lighter (read expensive) tents now but that Coleman was the best 60 bucks I ever spent on camping, hands down.
I’m 7foot an built like a brick house... spot on
stumbled across this vid and wildcamping is defo something im getting into this year. videos like this help 10000% to people like me who have no clue what to buy and where from.
Sound vid that! Impulse bought the knife and saw. Used the saw before (my mates) and it is class.
Nice gesture sir. Would be amazing if you raffled a wild trip with your good self. I'd pay for that. Stay safe and happy bro. x
Kit in the UK is so much more affordable than in Canada. We lived in Derby 7 years ago. I still have the best hiking boots.
Well played Haze. Really generous of you. Hopefully it'll go to someone who appreciates it. Hats off to you for reaching out to others so sincerely.
Great Vid as always, thumbs up & thank you. Just Amazon pinged myself the trekology mat 👍🏼
OMG I need that saw in my life!! lol. You've got me binge-watching all your vids! Thank you so much for the inspiration
I need to get a kit so this is very helpful. Starting out walking tomorrow
I brought a 3 man coleman blackout, I'm 6'3 and 14 stone, I still have to go diagonal in there but I'm quite happy with it. I've got a tarp kit to put it under if less than savoury conditions...
Picked this tent up nearly a year ago and I absolutely love it, especially for just £50 it's unbeatable for beginners.
Absolutely brilliant cheers mate. I'm just building up my kit for wild camping and your recommendations will definitely be going along with me nice one.
Any recommendations on a down or down hybrid lightweight mummy bag under £100 please. There are a few contenders out there but not sure if hype or genuine. Cheers again
Legend. Needed a bag for ages and the Forclaz looks like it's perfect for price/performance.
That trekology matt is Bob on....I used it in -3 and I was sound..👌
Liked and shared- I know someone who could use this kit - We are planning a camping trip this year with a group of lads from ex- St Edwards fell walking team/ ex boxers . We used to do a lot of walks for charity in the early 1970's. We have climbed most of the hills in the Lake District, Cheviots, and walked the Pennine way as well as the Lyke Wake Walk(forgive the spelling) This bit of kit would be ideal for someone who would like to go but who is struggling financially. Cheers Haze- Great Vlog.
This is crazy it's the exact setup I've been looking at for solo motorbike camping trips, brilliant.
Brilliant Video Hazey.... Loving the vidoes. Watched you full Great Wrath Trial last night and now im planning that as well. thank you very much.. keep up the great work..
Good on you Hazey
Very thoughtful - giving something back - Stay Safe
Not commented before mr haze.
What a bloke!
You have to be the most informative,knowledgeable and just down right decent blokes on here.
Worlds a better place for peeps like you.
I tip me cap tu thee.
A southern softie of Yorkshire stock (ma an pa)
Stay safe stay well and much success hazey..
Wicked video, great starting point can’t wait to get out and try some of this gear!!
Hey Mr Haze ... just dropping a message of appreciation for your content. Your videos and reviews have been really helpful but to a future newbie, I have mainly loved just watching you on ur adventures you’ve had me in stitches and so inspiring! With the help of your channel and ur enthusiasm I have taken the first steps to begin my new adventure of wild camping. I have gone for it , bought all the kit ( all the gear no idea) and am planning my first hike and camp this weekend in the hills near where I live in South Wales..... I am both childishly excited and completely petrified at the same time !! Apologies for the long message …give my best to ur good friend ‘mr swede face’ !! 🤣 Wish me luck big man, if nothing tragic happens I’ll drop a message about the magic. Cheers butt 👍🤘🏼