Storm Camping in a OneTigris Hammock - Cold Fog and Rain Adventure
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День томуIn this Hammock Hanging Adventure, the Sky Turns as Dark as Night, heavy rain falls and strong winds blow.
Will there be any issues with the OneTigris Hammock setup that I'm using with this adventure?
Find out now!
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:: Gear List ::
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For this trip, here are the big items that I used.
Gear List :
Camera Gear :
Sony A7S III : amzn.to/3eZM7zb
Sony 35mm 1.8 Lens : amzn.to/3BFs8iZ
SIRUI Carbon Fiber Travel 5C : amzn.to/3BEahZX
Luke's Clothing :
Propper Summerweight Tactical Shorts : amzn.to/34cp26p
Old Navy Active T-shirt : oldnavy.com
Arcteryx Conveyor Belt : amzn.to/3i3CRfb
Oakley Men's Gradient Flak Jacket 03-881 Black Wrap Sunglasses : amzn.to/3yGy6Pk
Patagonia Men's Micro D Full Zip Sweater : www.patagonia.com/product/men...
Outdoor Research Rain Jacket : amzn.to/3wgQLPm
Snugpak Rain Pants : amzn.to/3hBACQG
Gear :
OneTigris Compound Hammock : amzn.to/2WozgAc
OneTigris Hideout Underquilt : amzn.to/3zBZayz
OneTigris Bulwark Rain Fly : amzn.to/3y684UV
Go Outfitters Landing Pad : amzn.to/3iP9wV5
SnugPak Hammock Quilt : amzn.to/3BLrAbc
550 Cord : amzn.to/3ujrtia
Decathlon Trek 100 Symbium 70L+10 Backpack :
Gregory Kalmia 60L Backpack :
Go Outfitters Go Camping Hammock 2.0 : amzn.to/2TCb3p3
Go Outfitters Apex Tarp : amzn.to/2TE63QM
Go Outfitters Hammock Suspension System with Cinch Buckles : amzn.to/2TzyL58
Helikon-Tex Swagman Roll : amzn.to/3iPaMHN
Hennessy Reflective Pad :
Enlightened Equipment Convert Quilt :
Tasmanian Tiger Modular Pouch Kit : amzn.to/3grXq4m
Tasmanian Tiger Mesh Pouch Kit : amzn.to/35qSqXc
Bottles and Cooking :
Nalgene Wide Mouth Bottle : amzn.to/34aKhpv
Soto Windmaster Stove : amzn.to/3q0bDIQ
Toaks 750ML Pot with Bail Handle : amzn.to/3ywOpOw
BITTY BIG Q Titanium 450ml Cup : amzn.to/3e9ZpbY
Toaks Long handle Spoons : amzn.to/3vcItrL
OneTigris Folding Chair : amzn.to/3yr40Po
Power and Lighting :
Nite Ize Lantern : amzn.to/3fCFbHN
Fenix HM65R-T Headlamp : amzn.to/2QEatFF
NiteCore Power Bank : amzn.to/3B4hiD0
Misc Gear :
Kershaw Cryo II Folding Knife : amzn.to/2Sej6aD
Spyderco Delica 4 Knife : amzn.to/3iMNuCx
Bahco Hand Saw : amzn.to/3r3D8BO
Varusteleka Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110 with leather sheath : www.varusteleka.com/en/search...
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@TheOutdoorGearReview 2 роки тому
:: Gear List for this Adventure :: After receiving countless messages from viewers about supporting the channel through Amazon, I have begun using Amazon Affiliate links in the Adventure Videos and if you choose to purchase one of these products via these links I will receive a small commission which will help fund future honest reviews and adventures. The channel remains as it always was, 100% Agenda Free with no sponsored videos, no paid reviews, and I don't care if you purchase these products or not; you won't find affiliate links in review videos only in adventures. I'm going to do my best to put gear lists into all of my videos since everyone is asking for them all the time. For this trip, here are the big items that I used. Gear List : Camera Gear : Sony A7S III : amzn.to/3eZM7zb Sony 35mm 1.8 Lens : amzn.to/3BFs8iZ SIRUI Carbon Fiber Travel 5C : amzn.to/3BEahZX Luke's Clothing : Propper Summerweight Tactical Shorts : amzn.to/34cp26p Old Navy Active T-shirt : oldnavy.com Arcteryx Conveyor Belt : amzn.to/3i3CRfb Oakley Men's Gradient Flak Jacket 03-881 Black Wrap Sunglasses : amzn.to/3yGy6Pk Patagonia Men's Micro D Full Zip Sweater : www.patagonia.com/product/mens-micro-d-fleece-jacket/26171.html Outdoor Research Rain Jacket : amzn.to/3wgQLPm Snugpak Rain Pants : amzn.to/3hBACQG Gear : OneTigris Compound Hammock : amzn.to/2WozgAc OneTigris Hideout Underquilt : amzn.to/3zBZayz OneTigris Bulwark Rain Fly : amzn.to/3y684UV Go Outfitters Landing Pad : amzn.to/3iP9wV5 SnugPak Hammock Quilt : amzn.to/3BLrAbc 550 Cord : amzn.to/3ujrtia Decathlon Trek 100 Symbium 70L+10 Backpack : Gregory Kalmia 60L Backpack : Go Outfitters Go Camping Hammock 2.0 : amzn.to/2TCb3p3 Go Outfitters Apex Tarp : amzn.to/2TE63QM Go Outfitters Hammock Suspension System with Cinch Buckles : amzn.to/2TzyL58 Helikon-Tex Swagman Roll : amzn.to/3iPaMHN Hennessy Reflective Pad : Enlightened Equipment Convert Quilt : Tasmanian Tiger Modular Pouch Kit : amzn.to/3grXq4m Tasmanian Tiger Mesh Pouch Kit : amzn.to/35qSqXc Bottles and Cooking : Nalgene Wide Mouth Bottle : amzn.to/34aKhpv Soto Windmaster Stove : amzn.to/3q0bDIQ Toaks 750ML Pot with Bail Handle : amzn.to/3ywOpOw BITTY BIG Q Titanium 450ml Cup : amzn.to/3e9ZpbY Toaks Long handle Spoons : amzn.to/3vcItrL OneTigris Folding Chair : amzn.to/3yr40Po Power and Lighting : Nite Ize Lantern : amzn.to/3fCFbHN Fenix HM65R-T Headlamp : amzn.to/2QEatFF NiteCore Power Bank : amzn.to/3B4hiD0 Misc Gear : Kershaw Cryo II Folding Knife : amzn.to/2Sej6aD Spyderco Delica 4 Knife : amzn.to/3iMNuCx Bahco Hand Saw : amzn.to/3r3D8BO Varusteleka Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110 with leather sheath : www.varusteleka.com/en/search/search?q=Skrama%20knife
@brandondavis5422 2 роки тому
That's awesome! The best camping channel ever!
@alexanderhamilton843 2 роки тому
Oh my God! Lol!!!!!!! Love it Luke what a blooper at 4:04 on the video with Suzy there so many components to a HANGING! LOL!!!!!!!! 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 LMAO!!!!!
@alexanderhamilton843 2 роки тому
And the way she said there are so many components to a hanging! She said with such a serious look on face. Do not make her mad Luke you will be camping out permanently Lol!! Whatever she says goes Luke she is the boss! Lol!!!!
@alexanderhamilton843 2 роки тому
My advise Luke is just say honey whatever you say dear. That is the best response. Lol!
@rebekkahmartin9426 2 роки тому
Black Balsam area?
@doctoordan 2 роки тому
As you get older the ground gets harder and a hammock is like sleeping on a cloud.
@retiredump7038 2 роки тому
And as you accumulate more and more birthdays, it is a lot harder to get down on your hands and knees to crawl in and out of your tent.
@gagehoward6997 Рік тому
@@retiredump7038 and as you get older you have to face the constant fear of inevitable death that terrifies many humans to the brink of anxiety.
@CavemanOutdoorsMissouri 2 роки тому
After all my years I still prefer a hammock to a tent.
@erikayak 2 роки тому
The best with hammocking is all the odd locations I can hang. On rocky terrain, slopes or between vehicles on missions.
@Bandanko 2 роки тому
and that perfect same sleep every time :)
@puma51921 2 роки тому
I hammock camped on 900 miles of the AT. It is bulkier. Can be heavier. I stayed dry every night and it rained often. Most of the tent hikers got wet often. They are colder.
@BlackcatOutdoors 2 роки тому
I switched from tent to almost exclusively hammocks about 2 years ago. I just sleep so much better in the hammock, I don't mind a little weight penalty. It's not much though, my budget setup is around 4lbs for hammock, net, tarp, stakes/lines etc. My last tent for backpacking was around 3 1/2lbs. Yes I know there's way lighter setups out there for both too. I'm not really an "ultralight" kinda guy, but I am weight conscious. I'm at about a 12lb base weight and I'm pretty happy with that.
@crazychris7417 2 роки тому
Susie has come along way with talking to the camera! She’s doing awesome joining you!
@MissNikkor 2 роки тому
Thanks Luke for converting feet to meters and Faraneight to Celcius. It saves me from doing the math haha!
@mcbnj 2 роки тому
dude susie is an upgrade whenever I see she's on the trip with you i always think oh cool susies there
@hkjuhucampbell4005 2 роки тому
If Luke puts on a sweater, that means it is cool almost cold.
@mrwes100 2 роки тому
To each their own. I can put up my Dutchware Chameleon in about 10 minutes, using Dutch's clips and beetle buckles and have pressure free sleeping! Thanks for sharing guys.
@TheOutdoorGearReview 2 роки тому
With my Hennessy + snake skins, setup usually takes around 5 minutes; it's an awesome system for sure. With this trip and gear, everything had to be setup fresh, no lines attached to anything which is why so much time was needed. - Luke
@mrwes100 2 роки тому
@@TheOutdoorGearReview Makes sense. The skins are definitely a plus. It was kind of funny that you both stated you didn't prefer a hammock, but slept great ;)
@justvin7214 2 роки тому
Dutch's beetle cinch buckles are great for quick and easy adjustment - I love mine.
@ljdellar 2 роки тому
I use a DD hammocks ultra light system with snakeskin. 2 minutes and 30 seconds is my record. Average is 4 minutes.
@scottburkhart6953 2 роки тому
I'm right there with ya! With my Dutchware Chameleon, silpoly tarp, ringworms, tato tarp connectors, and accompanying snakeskins, I'm up in about 5 - 10 mins everytime.
@ReasontoLiveAdventures 2 роки тому
I completely agree with the both of you on living life the best you can every day. I “died” four times eleven years ago. I was an extremely high speed, low drag individual. And was prepping to go work in Afghanistan on a provincial reconstruction team. Then, out of the blue, I went into a series of grand mal seizures and the world literally faded to black. I came out of a three week coma to discover I had a brain tumor. Life has been different since those surgeries and radiation, but I always tell people to live in the moment and seize the day. So I say Carpe Diem y’all and cheers.🤙
@THENEWWRANGLER 2 роки тому
I recently got this same hammock system, I removed all of the cheap bumpy glow in the dark cord made in China, I removed the tree straps, and the carabiners. once I striped it all down, I used zing it as a ridge line, and for the two tie outs on the hammock, i got thinner accessory webbing from my local climbing store, and use that as the tre straps, i made two continuous loops made from amsteel, at each end of the hammock, I attach the hammock to the straps with the becket hitch, I dropped a whole lot a unneeded weight once I slimed it down and used quality coradage, heck the two end cords on the hammock were massive unnecessary weight,
@Hightower600 2 роки тому
It's great to see two people in love, sharing the love with all of us, you compliment one another so well. Great content too, must admit I really enjoy hammock camping the most, beats a tent any day of the week!
@KUSHINTHEBUSH 2 роки тому
I love my hammock. After a few times setting it up it takes me 10 minutes and I'm sleeping. Keep up the great videos
@brazilianchief-josethecuer6869 2 роки тому
This is good. I love hammocks, growing up in Brasil I didn’t have a crib, I had a hammock instead. Sleeping in a hammock is super comfortable for me. Great video as always Luke!
@StevenMeyerJr 2 роки тому
I lived in Brasil for 2 years. We learned to sleep in hammocks at the beach house. Super comfy.
@brazilianchief-josethecuer6869 2 роки тому
@@StevenMeyerJr right? Once you find a good spot you out! My wife loved sleeping in a hammocks when we were in Rio. Fun fact, my grandma used to make hammocks 🥲
@somevids4187 2 роки тому
@@brazilianchief-josethecuer6869 Any tips for those who feel discomfort in the knees? I can't really lay as flat as I would like and my feet are always above my pelvis and the straight knees kind of sucks...
@brazilianchief-josethecuer6869 2 роки тому
@@somevids4187 well it depends on the size of your hammock. I don’t normally sleep on my hammock with my feet at 12 and head 6 o’clock I lay in it on a diagonal more like feet at 10 and head at 4. The first position I mentioned is not very comfy even for me. Does it make sense?
@somevids4187 2 роки тому
@@brazilianchief-josethecuer6869 Sure, I do the same, go as much as I can diagonally, but the knees are still straight and feet a bit up. Maybe it's just the way it is and I need something under my legs.
@garrygadget 2 роки тому
Hammocks for me are far faster to setup, also the tarp taken down last gives you an area that's dry to pack up under. I use an underblanket and hammock blanket, no issues down to 5 degrees to 10 degrees c.
@zugmeister314 2 роки тому
Yeah, OneTigris underquilt and an old down mummy bag unzipped and used as a blanket here. If you expect to be going colder, consider a Thermarest or similar pad for an extra layer of insulation on the bottom. Oh, and absolutely get a double hammock. Single is fine for one person, but it's not big enough for cold sleeping. After the 4th time you have to pick up your covers in the middle of the night because you moved you'll appreciate spending $5-10 more for the bigger one.
@rman570 2 роки тому
Great video! Hammock all the way for me as I am in my late 50's and cannot sleep on the ground anymore. My empty pack hangs on my hammock suspension to keep it off the ground. For me the weight penalty is worth it. Keep the great video content coming.
@A_Fortunate_Traveler 2 роки тому
Once again a great episode. Yesterday, during a hike, I stopped for coffee and sat on the ground, with a small aircushion underneath me as the ground was wet and humid. That'n nothing for me anymore, being almost 63, still fit though, but a chair would have been heaven. Also Susie mentioned how time flies by, life is short. These past weeks I've been thinking about stopping with work, retire and enjoy the good things while I still can. Hammocks are not for me as I have back issues. Love your channel Luke, you pull people in your adventures, I love your positive energy, your happiness and I also learned quite some stuff 🙂
@mp29940 2 роки тому
I love hearing about your children. You guys are a super great team. Cant wait til my wife and i can hike together
@ryandavies4579 2 роки тому
I moved to a hammock system a few years ago and never looked back. Hammocks can be set up in places you wouldn't even consider with a tent such as on an incline or over rough ground. Hammocks are more packable with no poles to deal with. It's just a different experience than tent camping. Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
@fredschneider9991 2 роки тому
I understand some people not liking the hammock setup but there is no more comfortable way to sleep in the backcountry or as warm!!
@ranger14-64 2 роки тому
After years of tent camping, I have found the exact opposite with hammocks. I find my hammock system easier to set up and I can set it up in more types of terrain. To each his own, but I will never go back to a tent. Everyone has a different idea of what works for them. Always enjoy your videos guys. Keep up the good work.
@roysmith7087 Рік тому
I love forests like that. It's so beautiful where you are. This is my type of experience
@miconn69 6 місяців тому
Thank you for doing this with Susie. My wife and I are getting our gear together to hammock camp and she really enjoyed watching this video of you two doing this together.
@t.vanoosterhout233 2 роки тому
Luke, Suzy, the two of you make a great comedy duo!
@annettemalaski1967 2 роки тому
Sometimes, just hanging in the woods is all one needs! Glad you had a great time!
@nurse28707 2 роки тому
Cracked me up up to hear Luke repeat surprised comments with the constantly changing rain/mist/clouds sequence of wet weather. Finally Susie says when I was about to burst , with how weather always changes in the mountains! Even with no rain at all, you only need one low cloud to park overhead at over 5500 ' to be soaked with dew in the AM! Thankfully, you guys had no wild, driving wind. Great vid!
@todddembsky8321 2 роки тому
Why do I watch this channel? Because it is a joy to watch a couple that has raised 2 kiddos have so much respect and love for each other. It is beautiful. Luke and Susie God Bless your marriage and the respect you have for each other. Favorite line in the video, Lukes coffee downgrade comment and Susie's "So I am a downgrade?" Priceless. We all need a Susie in our lives, but with 7+billion people, there is only one and Luke won the lottery. Love these adventure videos.
@azclaimjumper 2 роки тому
Luke put his life on the line there for a moment.
@funkthat 2 роки тому
Wow nice to hear a little background about your family and your kids life. You can tell your the type of parents your kids tell their freinds and co workers about.
@sassylady2001 2 роки тому
It is 97 or 98 here in Alabama today. It will be cooler in mid to high 80's next week. What a beautiful camp site this is. Have been waiting for an overnight camping video for months now. The last two months have been reviews of camping equipment. I check every day, several times a day for a new video from Luke. So glad this overnight camping video was uploaded today. My favorite of your videos are snow or rain. Yay! Thank you.
@raulmancha6893 2 роки тому
This is great, but I would like to see you two set up in a double hammock. My wife has been wanting to do that. Enjoy your channel my brother. 👍💖
@BushwhackingPhotography 2 роки тому
I don't agree. I can get the same weight hammock and tent camping. Also, I can set my hammock system up in about 5 minutes. The only way I go lighter is when I build a simple shelter on site. Great video though.
@malcolmlyle4910 2 роки тому
I agree, likewise. my Hummingbird Hammock is doublewide 11oz. If you buy cheap hammocks, they are heavy. What does an ultralight tent cost? Spend the same on a hammock system and set it up more than "once a year" and you're up in 5-10 min
@ArielleViking 2 роки тому
I always have a giggle with that Tasters Nasty that Luke drinks. Nice to hear about your kids. Always awesome to watch TOGR, Strength and Honor. 💯❤👍
@lorindevries1432 2 роки тому
I have a Hennessy and can set it up in 5min with the snake skins. Nice thing is the tarp is already on so it stays dry even if you have to step up in the rain. I have never used an under quilt. I typically just use a survival blanket from wilderness innovations.
@AquaTech225 2 роки тому
There ponchos are one of a kind also in the hammock setup
@TheOutdoorGearReview 2 роки тому
The Hennessy Snake Skins are awesome and like you said, you can set it up in the matter of minutes. - Luke
@roywalls5595 Рік тому
Thank you telling me more about Hammock! 🤠 Luke & Susie
@southernrelics 2 роки тому
Hammock camping is lighter and more comfortable. The best hammock camping is in colder temps. Great video.
@KittyF80 2 роки тому
I exclusively hammock camp bc I have a bad spine. If I sleep on the ground (or floor on the apartment) I need an air mattress AND memory foam topper to just get comfortable. So watching you and a couple other YT people have helped me figure out some tarp configurations.
@leonardspetstop 2 роки тому
Same, my back cannot handle ground sleeping, especially without it getting heavier than my hammock set up for sure.
@AquaTech225 2 роки тому
I don’t know what pads y’all use. And don’t know off hand what pads he sells at the moment wilderness innovation. I have a 3/4 length pad it goes from my head to at my knees I put in mine. It’s a 3” thick open cell foam pad that rolls up in compression straps. It’s like sleeping on a cloud in the hammock. He used to have 3/4 length full length and different width and 2 or 3” thick choices. The 2” Ofcourse packs down slightly smaller in diameter. I just strap to the outside of the pack. With back pains in general it’s been amazing and worth the carry for me. I’ve ditched off other pads since
@leonardspetstop 2 роки тому
@@AquaTech225 I don't use a pad in my hammock. I don't have issues in my hammock only ground sleeping. I don't know about the other person. Thanks for the recommendation, though.
@KittyF80 2 роки тому
@@leonardspetstop I only use a pad in my hammock if it's going to be chilly.
@leonardspetstop 2 роки тому
@@KittyF80 I have not used a sleeping pad in my hammock at all, yet.
@bobmoore5845 2 роки тому
Great to see Suzy again a real bright spot in your videos
@fernandolucero2505 2 роки тому
Awesome guys, beautiful place and the weather,rain sunny,windy,foggy I love it. Enjoy
@glenschumannGlensWorkshop 2 роки тому
Thanks! Never tired a hammock.
@chrismaxwell1764 Рік тому
I love the fact you bought the material to cover your bag. A simple trash bag will work with a small hank of paracord and a stick to hang your bag so it’s off the ground. I love your channel and all your videos though. I’m a hammock camper for life. Easier on my back then the ground or blow up pad. I’m also a bigger guy so packing the hammock, under and top quilt is not that bad for me but I get the benefits of a tent. Keep on making the videos brother and I’ll keep watching them. STRENGTH AND HONOR.
@madelinescafe8573 2 роки тому
Luke you are so positive all the time. Love you videos.
@tinasweep7909 2 роки тому
I love that Luke brought his wife coffee. So good
@kylied932 2 роки тому
Do you really laugh that much and enjoy life like you seem to ? I love your attitude, it’s quite inspiring. ♥️ from Australia
@stalelemonproduction 2 роки тому
Your videos remind me why I wanna start going camping again, something nice about just sitting in the woods either alone or with people you care about.
@annako22 2 роки тому
i almost said "Susie & Luke are couple goals", but i take it back, they are both simply "people goals". great human beings. always pleasure to watch!
@woogieman02 2 роки тому
Love my Warbonnet blackbird xlc! Very comfy and enjoyable for a hiking trip, biking, or kayaking
@THENEWWRANGLER 2 роки тому
but being high and dry priceless.
@JB50713 2 роки тому
Your video quality always amazes me. "Massive amounts of coffee" yes good call Suzy!!
@Barbara-ex7yy 2 роки тому
My favorite couple on UKposts.🥰
@ReeferNoob23 2 роки тому
Luke so up beat and positive attitude it's awesome to see and it's catching
@potatopotatoeOG 2 роки тому
They're so cute☺👌🏾 i wanna go camping with friends soon
@jasondutchman6736 2 роки тому
Part of the fun for me IS the setup of the hammock and fly. After years of using tents, I prefer hammocks.
@sondrajohnson2564 Рік тому
I enjoyed this episode. I've never camped with a hammock and this gave me pros and cons as well as products. I'm interested in giving it a try! Thank you!
@r.h.9338 2 роки тому
It's great. Nice to see you both workin together.
@CaseyForrest3 2 роки тому
I’m not sure how long I have been following you, possibly since I was so terribly sick in 2017(but it feels like a bit longer), but I honestly didn’t realise you’ve been doing this channel for so long. I also was surprised when your lovely wife was telling us about your kids 😳😳😳… honestly? I thought you guys were in ether your really late 20’s or very early 30’s! You both look and come across as too young to have adult kids! So the outdoor lifestyle suits you both very well 😁 I love watching your gear reviews - they’ve enlightened me on some amazing products that I wouldn’t otherwise have known about so cheers. But I really do enjoy watching you both together - you light up around each other. It’s really lovely and wholesome to witness. Thank you for providing unbiased reviews too. Very much appreciated. 🇦🇺🇦🇺
@teamextreme86 2 роки тому
the hammocks make for a great day trip hammock :) i love laying in mine by the river , i love it
@iancash4129 2 роки тому
Good to see you both involved and out camping quality guys 👍
@samuelsiedschlag4486 2 роки тому
They're baaaack!!! Fun stuff.
@annalog88 2 роки тому
I absolutley love the kebabstew from RT! It's so good that you can serve it on a date! Amazing!!
@adotsfinest3206 2 роки тому
That guy that you bumped into that reminds you of your uncle is neat, considering one of the reasons I watch you is cause you remind me of one of my best who has passed. The girlfriend and I always love watching the adventures with you and Susie
@user-David-Alan 2 роки тому
Nice little overnight. Enjoy the peace. Stay safe and be well.
@Carl-vx9ws 2 роки тому
I’m a newcomer catching up on your previous content. 👍🏼✌🏼
@heatherg8517 2 роки тому
I used to hammock camp a lot when I was younger with scouts in the north of England, usually with temperatures around 6 °c at night and never once used an under quilt. I always used a sleeping pad and a down sleeping bag with it and was always plenty warm enough so in just wondered if the under quilt is really necessary? We also once found a ladder in the woods and made hammock bunk beds that were so hight we had to find logs to get in to them 😂 it was an amazing invention at 12 yes old though.
@maxpassion 2 роки тому
THX for inspiration u 2 - are now a Lot of outdoor with Friends its awesome
@kaneoliver2080 2 роки тому
Fan mail videos where great I miss them on your channel and great job on this video 👍
@Jay-Bird62 2 роки тому
I'm with you Luke, I love Tasters Choice when I don't have my Maxwell House from the coffeemaker. 😉
@bakupcpu 2 роки тому
Please send that rain up north to Canada we need it. We have forest fire and fire ban on most of Manitoba right now. Stay safe! Thanks for sharing!
@themcnabinator 2 роки тому
Man, it looks like you come from a beautiful part of the world. Lovely to see. 👍
@tonysmith5924 2 роки тому
At 50 degrees, no under quilt for me!
@Owens_Racing 2 роки тому
It get below 70 with my single layer and I’m wicking heat and getting a cold buttocks.
@tonysmith5924 2 роки тому
@@Owens_Racing do you use sleeping mat in the hammock?
@TheOutdoorGearReview 2 роки тому
For most people under 70 degrees and they need an underquilt. - Luke
@brnrecluse2946 2 роки тому
Excellent video you guys! Sorry for your loss. Strength & honor.
@tammieflemal7871 2 роки тому
Being short I figure I’d set up a hammock so low I might as well stick with my tent 🤣
@michelle_ajema 2 роки тому
This comment is hilarious. 😂😂😂😂😂
@iamnobody9542 2 роки тому
I agree with Suzie. The only advantage I can see with a hammock is having the tarp over you while you pack up if raining. I normally have a tarp anyways, and can put it over the front of tent if raining so I have a dry place to get in and out, and a final dry place to pack up. Plus I cant sleep all bent up like a banana! Then, uff cuss, there is that random bear that bumps into it at nite... OOohhh a BURRITO!! Good show! God Bless, Jerry N.
@vanwhalen3719 2 роки тому
Thank You Luke and Suzie ! For what ever reason , I haven’t watched one of your videos in a while . It’s all been hype about everything that has been going on and such . This just reminds me to get out in the woods and stop Worrying about everything else for a bit .
@StandardLand 2 роки тому
The video quality is exceptional
@richardcavalloro8355 2 роки тому
I'm 56 and love having a chair on hikes. We use the REI flexlite chair. It's a little heavier than the helinox but we like them and they are reasonably priced.
@jaygonzales7198 2 роки тому
looks like a fun time
@jasontrewin123 2 роки тому
Upgraded coffee… love it
@Cetok01 2 роки тому
Thanks, Luke and Suzy; your videos go so far beyond mere product evaluations.
@conarc-d1037 2 роки тому
Absolutely love the sound of rain on a tent/ hammock! Thanks for sharing guys.
@roberthuckeby2825 2 роки тому
It's really nice to see the two of you out enjoying yourselves again. I love the Two Wolves Adventures!!!
@TAVAAR7 2 роки тому
Man, 50° with a breeze sounds amazing to sleep in. Then again where I live is having record heat and drought along with a good number of wild fires.
@TheCraftyCrowShow 2 роки тому
Terrible coffee equals a better outdoor experience. I’ll keep that in mind on my next trip 😂
@Gstrowes 2 роки тому
I find that my hammock is fast to set up. I keep the hammock, quilt, under quilt , and insect net all together in a dry bag. Fit the tree straps, clip in, and deploy. It’s set up in seconds. Tarp is similar. String the ridge line, peg out the tarp guys. I have the whole thing set up in a couple of minutes.
@calvinmonroe2408 2 роки тому
Yes at our age some camp chairs are so low its like sitting with your knees as high as your eyes lol
@michelle_ajema 2 роки тому
Made me laugh out loud. 😂😂😂😂
@tompeacetoall420 2 роки тому
Txs I am close to choosing hammok! This helps a lot!
@rudyo8409 2 роки тому
I love my Snug pack jungle blanket" XL.
@johndoe-lr9if 2 роки тому
You guys are too funny about the coffee. I would take the "upgraded" coffee, sorry Suzy.
@tbise5144 2 роки тому
Another great video from whitetop! I use the one Tigris under quilt with a eno hammock
@alphazero2784 2 роки тому
Lovely couple & great video ✌🏽
@LILEE376 2 роки тому
You your knee thanks for the chair, it would also welcome trekking poles, and you can even use lighter tents too. :-)
@b5rs424 2 роки тому
The upgrade and double it! ☕️☕️
@jettonogbanua 2 роки тому
Looks like she regrets camping with you with that set up :)
@robertmorris6447 2 роки тому
I was thinking about buying one of these.
@kiyosenl.3889 2 роки тому
I don't mind the set up for hammocks, its so comfortable to sleep in, i have back issues, id take a hammock any day, honestly i think this is a bit of an exaggeration, also i like the breeze under me when its hot out, hammocks are able to keep so much cooler
@raymondmckay3237 2 роки тому
The lady's voice is melodious, like a musical instrument.
@hannonmc 2 роки тому
I usually can pop up a hammock faster than my tents. On the plus side, if it is raining, the tarp goes up first, then the hammock and my gear stays dry. Super fast to pack up to. I guess YMMV. With a top and under quilt, I have slept comfortably down to 28 degrees F, no reflector needed. Plus I don’t have to inflate a sleeping pad. I use an under hammock gear sling to keep my gear dry and off the ground. Effectively a hammock for my gear. Super light and efficient. Plus I can lean from my hammock to grab what I need out of it.
@delanos53 2 роки тому
You have my permission to send some of that cool wet weather to Texas. 99° and humid. Lol
@ohiovetoutdoors 2 роки тому
Geez first 8 min is all hammock bashing lol. We got it! Also that Hennessy pad looks exactly like reflectix which I'm sure is way cheaper
@TheOutdoorGearReview 2 роки тому
That wasn't bashing brother, that was just stating it like it is. Don't be so sensitive and be more openminded. - Luke
@ohiovetoutdoors 2 роки тому
@@TheOutdoorGearReview that wasn't me being sensitive. That was me telling it like it is jokingly. I camp using either and very open minded. Wish you had not said that to me.
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