The Most Expensive Military Tent in the World Nemo The ALCS 1P SE

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What you are about to see is the most expensive tent used by military forces in the world and without a doubt, the most expensive 1 person tent of all time!
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Nemo The ALCS 1P SE (advanced linking combat system)
Link : shield.nemoequipment.com/produ...
Became available 2012 and is still in use today.
Nemo apparently has been working within the military contractor community for over a decade in regards to the development of tents, sleep systems, weapon bags and so on.
This considered to be the most advanced tent ever made for the modern warfighter.
Weight : Almost 9lbs for the system
Features :
Four Season tent made to handle strong winds and snow loading
Made for quick erection…….
Can be adapted to different environments thanks to the available camo covers
Capacity1P
Minimum Weight 7 lbs / 3.2 kg
On the Fly Weight N/A
Trail Weight N/A
Floor Dimensions94 x 35 in / 239 x 89 cm
Floor Area23 sq ft / 2.1 sq m
Vestibule Area10.4 sq ft / 2.2 sq m
Interior Height39 in / 99 cm
Number of Doors2
Frame DescriptionEaston Reverse Combi
Packed Size20 x 8 in / 51 x 20 cm
Shell FabricGore-Tex® W/B Shelter Fabric
Vestibule Fabric40D PU Nylon
Fly FabricN/A
Canopy FabricN/A
Floor Fabric70D PU Nylon Taffeta
Color Coyote
Using a recently unveiled, jointly developed, and totally unique GORE-TEX® fabric, NEMO has designed a Berry Compliant, lightweight, linkable, four-season, freestanding, individual shelter system that is waterproof, breathable and flame retardant. Coupled with outstanding signature protection, ALCS™ 1P SE, GORE-TEX® (Advanced Linking Combat Shelter™) gives the Warfighter state of the art performance, concealment, and protection from the elements. Single wall construction combined with minimal componentry and a single connected pole frame allows for significant weight reduction and faster erect and strike. And the innovative linking capability provides a “buddy-team” benefit while still allowing for self-sufficiency in combat environments. An optional ICC™ (Interchangeable Camo Cover™) allows you to adapt your ALCS™ shelter to different operating environments.
I have spoken with Nemo about this tent and they weren’t able to discuss it in very much detail.
What they did state was this;
The ALCS, like many of our military products, was designed with feedback from Special Operations Forces and is still in current use with SOF (Special Operations Forces). The tent was designed to provide full light blocking capabilities as well as the ability to link two shelters together to enable communication. We partnered with Gore to develop fabrics that would meet the requirements of this shelter. The ALCS also has optional covers called the ICC that allow the camo pattern to be changed to meet the current environment.
Covers include : MARPAT Desert, MARPAT Woodland and MultiCam and each is roughly $250 each.
Other camo patterns for the US ARMY are said to be in development for the new US Army patterns
Want to purchase one, good luck! This are very rare. So rare in fact that nemo wouldn’t tell me how many of these have been made. Ever so often you will find these popping up for sale online on auction sites, craigslist and so on. They are only for sale to government agencies and can not be exported to other countries due to the sensitives involving the technology used in the design.
With a little searching, I found one listing for the tent which was sold on ebay a few years back. I also found a listing on gear trade which was sold.
I have used this tent a number of times and I can tell you that it is bad ass but that doesn’t mean that it is worth the cost. Not even close. Yes, it has some cool features but for the average joe, they mean absolutely nothing….but of course, it wasn’t developed for the average joe….
Something to think about.
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@darkmetaOFFICIAL
@darkmetaOFFICIAL 4 роки тому
connecting tents for "advanced communications": you asleep yet bruh? .. -nah.. 😂
@DoktrDub
@DoktrDub 3 роки тому
“Hey bruh... you got any skittles?”
@darkmetaOFFICIAL
@darkmetaOFFICIAL 3 роки тому
@@DoktrDub yea but shh. Commander is right there
@angelaengle12
@angelaengle12 2 роки тому
Lmfao x'D That made my day.
@darkmetaOFFICIAL
@darkmetaOFFICIAL 2 роки тому
@@angelaengle12 lol nice 😂
@johnniemagallanes3141
@johnniemagallanes3141 2 роки тому
“Hey bro you wanna trade that spicy cheese spread for skittles and my left nut” that spicy cheese spread is gold in a MRE!
@marcogiovanni8962
@marcogiovanni8962 4 роки тому
I’m a British Royal Marines Commando and we used this tent in subzero snowy temperatures in Norway. Best tent I’ve ever used. Not one bit of moisture got in the tent and we had 70mph wind smashing against it also.
@julianlawrence-ball2279
@julianlawrence-ball2279 3 роки тому
A proper review 👍
@bottlegen4803
@bottlegen4803 2 роки тому
Hmmmmm do I believe that?
@johnmudd6453
@johnmudd6453 2 роки тому
@@bottlegen4803 why wouldn't you ?
@rfcdgaf
@rfcdgaf 2 роки тому
Yes I am also a navy seal delat force sniper. I shooted bin laden
@lm6817
@lm6817 2 роки тому
Riveting tale, chap! 😆 😂 😝
@valicourt
@valicourt 4 роки тому
I’ve got the stealth version of this tent. It’s somewhere in my garden.
@beakytwitch7905
@beakytwitch7905 4 роки тому
But you cannot see it. Yes ?
@jasonbrown9016
@jasonbrown9016 4 роки тому
Mines nuclear powered
@TheBigChad
@TheBigChad 3 роки тому
This is the most underrated comment on this video
@heya856
@heya856 3 роки тому
@@TheBigChad Agreed👍
@gentlegiant6585
@gentlegiant6585 3 роки тому
Clever comment 👍.
@link99912
@link99912 2 роки тому
"Combat tent" "Advanced Communications" "Special Ops" Each of these terms probably costs like $700.
@manuelvillalobos3959
@manuelvillalobos3959 2 роки тому
Surprised they didn't use "Military Grade materials"😂
@Really-Know
@Really-Know 2 роки тому
@@manuelvillalobos3959 if they had no one would have "bought" it. Lol
@Natrium9775
@Natrium9775 2 роки тому
wouldnt be supriced if its the same as gaming industry right now. slap "gaming" to anything and it doubles the price
@PBMS123
@PBMS123 2 роки тому
@@manuelvillalobos3959 I mean they developed a new version of Gore-tex just for it.
@clamhammer4277
@clamhammer4277 2 роки тому
“Tacti-cool”
@TheVeyron81
@TheVeyron81 2 роки тому
If you put that camo cover on and forgot where you pitched the tent you’d be literally finding nemo
@mes6276
@mes6276 Рік тому
Imagine the white cover in a snow storm lol.. hope you prepared to Bivy next to your invisible tent
@carolineray2155
@carolineray2155 Рік тому
That is such a good line...LOL!!!!
@Megan-ii4gf
@Megan-ii4gf 2 роки тому
"Advanced communications" so you can give your homie a kiss goodnight on a lonely midsummer's eve.
@PH4RX
@PH4RX 2 роки тому
Brokeback warzone.
@Zatsuiki
@Zatsuiki 2 роки тому
So cute!
@MrFATSE
@MrFATSE 3 роки тому
I’d check it under thermal night vision, my guess is that it’ll block a good amount of the heat sig. Might be able to explain the price... that’s what the velvety stuff on the inside is.
@The1Rausch
@The1Rausch 2 роки тому
nope. thats actually GoreTex (TM)
@JamesHavoc84
@JamesHavoc84 2 роки тому
Noise dampening too i wondered. Also wondering if it lets radio/data signals in/out clearly and easily hence the advanced communications bit.
@iliketurtles5682
@iliketurtles5682 2 роки тому
Ok mr black ops
@PBMS123
@PBMS123 2 роки тому
​@@JamesHavoc84 The advanced communications was in reference to connecting two tents together.
@PBMS123
@PBMS123 2 роки тому
I would be very surprised if the tent wasn't coated in NIR blocking material (what uniforms have - at least in the Australian Army, the uniform changed design at the same time, and they got nicknamed NIR's) NIR isn't thermal though, that would be almost impossible to block, but rather it would help with NIR or what NVGs see (although NVGs do go all the way to SWIR) they help to reduce the reflected NIR light back so that NVGs don't pick you up as well.
@BrainPaste98
@BrainPaste98 2 роки тому
I dont go camping or sleep in tents but something about this channel keeps me coming back to learn more about tents. Thanks for the tent content
@raym3239
@raym3239 2 роки тому
Con-TENTs
@jenelaina5665
@jenelaina5665 Рік тому
@@raym3239 (golf clap)
@ryanc1164
@ryanc1164 Рік тому
this made me actually laugh out loud
@ACplanet
@ACplanet 6 років тому
'able to connect tents together for advanced communications' = talk to your mate
@BunglowBill
@BunglowBill 6 років тому
Fat Splat spooning
@ACplanet
@ACplanet 6 років тому
*Tactical spooning
@MarkLimb
@MarkLimb 6 років тому
* TACSPO
@mattr.9167
@mattr.9167 5 років тому
😂
@phalanx3803
@phalanx3803 5 років тому
HAHAHA laughing so hard my cheeks hurt "Tactical spooning" i need one of these tents for me an my GF when we go camping. how much for shipping to Australia?
@Samuel-I
@Samuel-I 6 років тому
I'd want some Kevlar walls and firing ports for that price range.
@BosisofSweden
@BosisofSweden 6 років тому
my thoughts exactely and some kind of anti-bug-chemicals ...
@lmychajluk
@lmychajluk 6 років тому
The Permethrin coating is extra.
@gorillaguerillaDK
@gorillaguerillaDK 6 років тому
And someone to carry it!
@peerun9984
@peerun9984 6 років тому
Better yet, add wheels and an engine. And since it's already waterproof make it float and add some paddles.
@aceconcept
@aceconcept 6 років тому
and -it should be bullet proof...........at least
@ThePinkus
@ThePinkus 2 роки тому
5:37 I guess "Advanced communications" include mouth-to-ear wireless pressure oscillations channels, line-of-sight hand codes, and ballistic deliveries of boots on snoring comrades.
@josephstalin7654
@josephstalin7654 2 роки тому
Yes, very advanced
@IQzminus2
@IQzminus2 2 роки тому
My best guess is that two tents might be able to utilise the tent poles as some sort of antenna or work with some type of field equipment. Idk. But my guess, is there is something more to the tent poles.
@xBox360BENUTZER
@xBox360BENUTZER 2 роки тому
Could be useful if you have a injured person.
@thegreenpickel
@thegreenpickel 2 роки тому
@@IQzminus2 Two cans and a string?
@Stoney3K
@Stoney3K 2 роки тому
Voice-over-air capable.
@zcpyoshi
@zcpyoshi 2 роки тому
$2300 for a tent is an elected official's code word for "I'm making my associates wealthy while getting a cut behind the scenes"
@Pavia1525
@Pavia1525 2 роки тому
Let me school on how Procurement works in the Military… Military is a mix of government and civilian organizations. When a requirement is identified, a host of people write up the request, the private sector answers that request, and a bunch of other people evaluate what the private sector provides as a solution. Someone else in the government makes a decision. Then an entirely different government organization fields the equipment and another organization provides logistics and sustainment for said equipment. When the equipment no longer has any use, yet another organization disposes of it. Every single person at every organization that touches that equipment loads their operating costs to the overall price of the equipment. So a $500 tent becomes a $2300 tent.
@calvinminer4365
@calvinminer4365 2 роки тому
yep, the military industrial complex!
@SuperDeinVadda
@SuperDeinVadda 2 роки тому
Actually 2.3k isn't bat at all. Think about it. This thing is probably made in the USA, with high quality materials (low ir signature and all) and in small numbers. So the R&D costs are high per tent. Let's say you got $300 in material that leaves you with 2k in labor which would be 40h with a $50 payrate. So a worker could make 1 tent a week. I don't think it's a rip off at all.
@MCXL1140
@MCXL1140 2 роки тому
@@SuperDeinVadda yep. Limited market for the tent, incredibly high specs, has to work 100%.
@KRich408
@KRich408 2 роки тому
Like the $1000.00 toilet seats and $300 rolls of Toilet Paper 🗞️ if civilians had the spending habits of the military everyone would be homeless unless they purchased one of these tent's.
@anonymou19
@anonymou19 5 років тому
I’m in the Canadian Army and I would absolutely invest in this tent ! Yeah $2300 + tax + tariffs is a lot, but doing Army stuff is a lot different than weekend camping. I’ve been in the Army for 17years, done tours overseas, and countless exercises in all weather. For me it’s difficult to put a price on the comfort of being able to crawl into your own dry space after being on patrol for days. Government contracts are a bit of a joke, and I’m sure they could produce this tent for less. But go try spending a month in a 20year old 5 or 10 man tent, with a bunch of snoring, farting, Army guys, and tell me you wouldn’t want this tent !!! Sgt Dolan
@DFox-ud3gx
@DFox-ud3gx Рік тому
Sgt Dolan Shouldn't you country pay for your gear sir. I've never heard of Military grunts paying out of pocket save your hard earn monies. You do have a family
@sheanae6815
@sheanae6815 Рік тому
@@DFox-ud3gx even here in the US army or any branch really. A lot and I mean A LOT of us buy our own boots because standard issue really messes up your feet.
@slate8881
@slate8881 8 місяців тому
@@DFox-ud3gx while they supply basic gear, a lot of soldiers choose to purchase higher end gear since military standard issue is generally not the best, especially with boots like @sheanae6815 said
@adaptableamy4744
@adaptableamy4744 5 місяців тому
@@DFox-ud3gxomg. What a stupid comment from a non-mil. Of course we purchase better gear for ourselves out of pocket. Military grade means =the cheapest bidder to produce equipment.
@pter7531
@pter7531 6 років тому
They could have at least put in silenced zippers ...
@Greybews
@Greybews 6 років тому
hhh
@Tombombadillo999
@Tombombadillo999 6 років тому
Pete Air hahahah
@TheHiddenViper
@TheHiddenViper 6 років тому
That will cost an extra £2000 pls
@Acemans
@Acemans 6 років тому
Pete Air surppesed
@SolaScriptura21
@SolaScriptura21 6 років тому
Lolol
@romeoromancabalsi2487
@romeoromancabalsi2487 4 роки тому
Advance Linking Combat System Soldier: Srgt I can't sleep alone Srgt: Connect ur tent with me let's sleep together soldier. Soldier: Copy that.
@Chase1297
@Chase1297 4 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣
@tannerbeaudette-renaud1355
@tannerbeaudette-renaud1355 4 роки тому
Lol
@arcadia1081
@arcadia1081 4 роки тому
Son, er, you ever watch that movie er, Brokeback Mountain? er...
@aleksfoxtrot8044
@aleksfoxtrot8044 4 роки тому
Sgt: "STFU boot. You'll sleep when you get tired enough. Stop talking to me."
@markaz08
@markaz08 3 роки тому
hilarious... nice one.
@duffman7065
@duffman7065 3 роки тому
The person from NEMO who got that contract over the line, now has the head office building named after them.
@peteto1
@peteto1 2 роки тому
They make some of the best sleeping bags and pads you can buy. Especially for the money!....
@thomHD
@thomHD 6 років тому
Expensive? Check. Heavy? Check. Bullet proof? Nope. Connectable to another tent so that you can cuddle your fellow soldier in the middle of the night? Check.
@howardfortyfive9676
@howardfortyfive9676 6 років тому
NO CHECKS *CASH ONLY!!*
@MrPhotomedic
@MrPhotomedic 6 років тому
Sneaking up and unzipping the tent to find 2 soldiers recreating the scene from Brokeback Mountain.......Priceless!!!!!
@jaylew8408
@jaylew8408 6 років тому
Thom When my mind is telling me nooo..but myy body..myy body, is telling mee yesss
@chuckmoon4896
@chuckmoon4896 6 років тому
lmbo
@jasonvoorhees6891
@jasonvoorhees6891 6 років тому
Thom wtf 😂
@mikebonet8346
@mikebonet8346 6 років тому
Better be bulletproof for that price
@a.j.deutsch1792
@a.j.deutsch1792 6 років тому
Mike Bonet, it would cost a lot more to bullet proof the whole thing. Maybe where your head goes or you can just wear your helmet.
@gytisdramblewolfskis8521
@gytisdramblewolfskis8521 6 років тому
bulletproof, military grade ,30 pound foldable, 1 person house would cost so much more than 2.3k$
@danh1060
@danh1060 6 років тому
Vysair Lolno
@wnynj1213
@wnynj1213 6 років тому
it can block Infrared
@GoodjobMen
@GoodjobMen 6 років тому
ahhaaha
@MelbaOzzie
@MelbaOzzie 2 роки тому
When I was in the service we were issued with a poncho which doubled as a tent. We piled bushy branches on the ground to sleep on, and draped the poncho over top of us to keep the rain off.
@XavierAncarno
@XavierAncarno 2 роки тому
WWII !?
@pablotescobar4432
@pablotescobar4432 2 роки тому
@Jimmy they just slept in the tunnels
@JiveDadson
@JiveDadson 2 роки тому
My dad said that on the beach at Anzio he slept in mud, because it was the most comfortable bedding available.
@SuberExtraMan
@SuberExtraMan 4 роки тому
In Russia for $2.3k you can rent an apartment for a year
@hmmhmm6802
@hmmhmm6802 4 роки тому
same in romania...
@GregHuston
@GregHuston 4 роки тому
That's 1 months rent for a 1bd in Denver. I've heard Moscow was the highest rent in the World though...
@occidentalexplorer1125
@occidentalexplorer1125 4 роки тому
Not in Moscow.
@IAMDESEN
@IAMDESEN 4 роки тому
Greg Huston where tf in Denver are you living lmao my brother rents a two bedroom for 1300
@Smokey420Greenleaf
@Smokey420Greenleaf 4 роки тому
in America... no one cares.
@cthibault8225
@cthibault8225 6 років тому
I've just developed a ultra light weight tent. I will be marketing it shortly. It consist of para chord and a tarp. Weighs 3 pounds. Taking orders. Only $5000 each. Lol and thanks for all the spelling advice. I think the sarcasm is going over their heads and under their feet.
@bobthompson4918
@bobthompson4918 6 років тому
C Thibault , I will have 10 of them 😆 How much does it "way " again ? 😎
@caturlez4193
@caturlez4193 6 років тому
Brian Aitchison you're not cool
@roderickwhitehead
@roderickwhitehead 6 років тому
Brian Aitchison - Sorry, C Thibault is only selling to government agencies.
@milwaukee41420
@milwaukee41420 6 років тому
It ways a ton man. $5000 for paracord and tarp my dog lives better then that n it only cost $25 bucks
@user-ok3mw7rg1r
@user-ok3mw7rg1r 6 років тому
Sounds great! What's your paypal?
@leyvajavier
@leyvajavier 6 років тому
This tent is designed to be used as the comms tent for special forces while conducting special reconnaissance operations deep in enemy territory, as in a observation post. The secondary tent would be ideal to conceal a SATCOM antenna, like the GATR Flex, which runs for about 50k per antenna and a SDN-Lite terminal($$$). The height of the tent is also ideal for the commo Sgt. to operate the sat radio while on a kneeling position. This tent is not designed for regular army troops to sleep in, but to provide cover and IR concealment for SF forces, OGAs and chiefly their equipment, while performing recon. And is definitely not made for the recreational camper in mind.
@pinkpriss
@pinkpriss 6 років тому
Javier Leyva Oh great, Javier, give all our top-secret defence information away to the commies why doncha. -;)
@leyvajavier
@leyvajavier 6 років тому
I think that as of recently those commie bastards are being served better than from a couple of YT comments... lolsky comrade...love the name btw
@texasdeeslinglead2401
@texasdeeslinglead2401 6 років тому
Javier Leyva that still doesn't justify its cost . the end user doesn't dictate price . scarcity, labor , materials , and kickbacks determine price.
@roboticunclephil
@roboticunclephil 6 років тому
it's the exact shape of a $40 1 person tent
@texasdeeslinglead2401
@texasdeeslinglead2401 6 років тому
privileged 😄, I know right !
@Ravidist
@Ravidist 4 роки тому
At first I was just like everyone in the comments, but after reading one guy's justification on the price it makes sense. Blocking all IR, thermal, and other scanning signatures, blocking all light internally, etc, sounds like it could be super expensive. For SEALs and other advanced combat fighters I could see these being super useful. Just not for the average soldier.
@BaldKiwi117
@BaldKiwi117 8 місяців тому
It still doesn't justify the price lol. It's only that expensive because it was built using government contract money
@firstname4337
@firstname4337 4 роки тому
you and your wife in the tent and no moisture build up at all --- I don't think you should be bragging about that
@gallente4TW
@gallente4TW 4 роки тому
lol
@stevehaas9515
@stevehaas9515 4 роки тому
Lmao.
@marcialflores1462
@marcialflores1462 4 роки тому
He said none from rain tho.
@Sagewitchevensong
@Sagewitchevensong 4 роки тому
best troll comment ive heard in a while...
@Hockeyfan9884
@Hockeyfan9884 4 роки тому
That's too funny.
@randyscott3386
@randyscott3386 5 років тому
The Chinese saw the tent and they loved it ! Now you can buy an exact copy of it at Walmart for a hundred bucks and it comes with a free rice cooker .
@umarfarid1397
@umarfarid1397 5 років тому
randy scott kikikiki 😂
@mikepoalillo
@mikepoalillo 5 років тому
Lmfao
@captfalconXX
@captfalconXX 5 років тому
.." it comes with a free rice cooker " 😂
@justinsoda2977
@justinsoda2977 5 років тому
Hahahahahahahahaah
@randyscott3386
@randyscott3386 5 років тому
No ! No ! No ! There is no reason at all to take a generator camping ! It's solar ! If you buy one today we'll even throw in a solar clothes dryer ! But wait ! Call today and we'll even throw in a big ass box of kitchen knives , a set of good luck oriental wind chimes a wonder mop and a miracle duster and a Slim Wilson album . Call today operators are standing by ! Just dial 1 (800) eat-shit .
@IronRakkasanCSM
@IronRakkasanCSM 6 років тому
Throughout my entire military career in the Infantry I used my tent maybe twice, once in the field and once when I went camping with my civilian friends. Tents are more of a POG thing. Tax payers have been ripped off on this one.
@homerfantastic
@homerfantastic 6 років тому
Poncho hootch is the only way to sleep.
@likeaboss860
@likeaboss860 6 років тому
Lol active 12B totally agree this shit gives you a high silhouette and would get you killed.
@akshooter271
@akshooter271 6 років тому
Lol I would love to see you call a tent a POG thing at -50.
@timothyeubanks32100
@timothyeubanks32100 6 років тому
Vincent Sabatini not to mention my rpg can now take out more than one of y'all with that linking system. This really doesn't seem intelligent from a tatics standpoint. Please correct me if I'm wrong. But wouldn't you rather be fanned out a bit?
@taoliu3949
@taoliu3949 6 років тому
Tim Eubanks It all depends. If you're on the front lines, expect to be digging foxholes. If you're on a fob somewhere you might be able to sleep in a tent if the hooches arent up.
@ninjaman225
@ninjaman225 2 роки тому
Wow... can I just say as someone who hasn't camped or used a tent since I was a little kid, the sound of you using the zips sent shivers down my spine . I was instantly in the backyard with my brother on a warm night in the school holidays. Such a unique tent-y sound.
@jamespierce2592
@jamespierce2592 5 місяців тому
I worked two DOD contracts overseas and we obtained these tents through Navy Supply Corps even though we were assigned to setting up water bladders and fortified conex boxes for the US Army. We usually kept these tents in our own construction conex containers after a few small plywood barracks could be built for ourselves, depending on the mission. We did zip a couple of tents together to store small generators along with a few other tools when one conex got cluttered. Overall, our tents were pretty durable with only a couple damaged out of about two dozen or so. Pretty decent protection from the cold and almost waterproof.
@markwalters1584
@markwalters1584 6 років тому
I think I'd rather have a $1,500 rifle and a $500 tent.
@TheOutdoorGearReview
@TheOutdoorGearReview 6 років тому
I'm with you Mark, that's SCAR level money and I rather have the SCAR. - Luke
@Heretic123456
@Heretic123456 6 років тому
what is terrible about the scar (except the fragile buttstock maybe)? only a HK416 could be better atm.
@chuckrogers5077
@chuckrogers5077 6 років тому
well... the $1500 gov't rifle costs $3k..
@isellcatlitter
@isellcatlitter 6 років тому
you can get a mosin negant for about $400 bucks
@chuckrogers5077
@chuckrogers5077 6 років тому
I can't buy a military rifle, but several consumer versions of the AR-15 or M4 are available for around $1500 - actually some as low as $750.. Try Rural King or Bud's Guns..
@albertalbert7958
@albertalbert7958 5 років тому
UKposts allows editing of comments after getting thumbs up. I think you should lose the thumbs up if you edit your comment. If you agree give me a like.
@elkhair7
@elkhair7 5 років тому
Albert Albert It is bulletproof. As long as you aren’t inside it, you can’t be killed by a bullet.
@d3r4g45
@d3r4g45 5 років тому
And covered in solar panel material
@Venomous734
@Venomous734 5 років тому
I thought the same thing
@legitgaming7050
@legitgaming7050 5 років тому
It is, if a pistol shots at it from 2 miles away......
@voiceovers7080
@voiceovers7080 5 років тому
Albert Albert exactly how is this 20$ tent 2300$ ?
@bakedbaker6097
@bakedbaker6097 3 роки тому
Me literally just paying $100 for a 1 person tent: dang thats an expensive tent. Me watching this video: Wow i got a great deal 😂🤣😂🤣
@pluggothesluggo5509
@pluggothesluggo5509 3 роки тому
then there will be tents for 8 dollars in my country with decent quality
@daphneraven9439
@daphneraven9439 2 роки тому
Pluggo the sluggo: what brands and models are we talking, and at what prices?
@kraythe
@kraythe 5 років тому
$300 for the tent, $2000 for the senator that passed the bill that ordered it to be made. How do you think people like Pelosi and McConnell get to be multimillionaires on a 170k a year salary?
@GrimmWarrior19
@GrimmWarrior19 5 років тому
170k annually is damn good money for a salary, a person could live literally anywhere in the US comfortably. The average US citizen barely breaks 20-25k in the same time span, just over 1/8th of their salary...as a voluntary public servant. These members of congress should (In a world with justice) be making around the same as our military servicemen/women or less, considering they're not on a battlefield. Our system today is an embarrassment to the constitution that started it.
@jasoncade5055
@jasoncade5055 5 років тому
Lol America is fucked
@toast5802
@toast5802 5 років тому
Very accurate
@KHan-od2sy
@KHan-od2sy 5 років тому
This is why you should never let the government fund a project, the price just skyrockets
@pcj7898
@pcj7898 5 років тому
Jobbernation
@adamwoodworth82
@adamwoodworth82 6 років тому
This also blocks IR, Thermal, and NVG signiture. This is a huge benefit for those trying to avoid being spotted by the enemy and evading capture. Something no other individual military tent offers. currently
@ErdeAnAlle
@ErdeAnAlle 6 років тому
source? but that may make it worth the money.
@Mendleson
@Mendleson 6 років тому
Adam Woodworth I call bullshit
@decab8292
@decab8292 6 років тому
The lining looks to be similar to an NBC suit, hard to tell on video though
@ifv2089
@ifv2089 6 років тому
Most issue kit is non IR reflective
@panamapatti3364
@panamapatti3364 6 років тому
I was going to ask "how do you know", then I realized you are a veteran
@chrisjones9115
@chrisjones9115 3 роки тому
I love the way this dude never holds back on his thoughts!!:)
@richardhammer6559
@richardhammer6559 3 роки тому
Back in late 70s ,i bought a north face ve24 that weighted around nine pounds and you could probably could have stuffed three people in tent ,but i soloed with it in the Canadian Rockies and around the west coast.It was heavy,but what wasn';t 40 plus years back . i was a tree climber,young and in excellent shape .The tent was a beast.Nothing would take that tent down,and it probably was a 400.00 tent in 1978 and i got it for 220.00 because it had a pin hole in the tent wall,rip stop nylon,and had a store that custom made my down bag sew a patch for two bucks on it.
@oliverallen5324
@oliverallen5324 4 роки тому
Linked together, for tactical slumber parties. That is a lot of Goretex, honestly. It's a maybe 5 or 600$ tent with a 400% markup. Glad you have one!
@stillnocouch
@stillnocouch 2 роки тому
Tactical slumber parties are a 'Navy Thing', I guess.
@3rdlegbrigade258
@3rdlegbrigade258 5 років тому
I was a grunt in the Army and we were never issued anything close to this. In fact we don’t even use tents out in the field . We slept on the ground and liked it!!!!!
@5nowChain5
@5nowChain5 2 роки тому
Its for Officers...
@stillwater62
@stillwater62 2 роки тому
Gortex was designed to allow moisture to escape yet keep heat in. It was expensive then, and still expensive now. I am sure with NEMO collaborating with Gortex, the final product would be extremely expensive, and very unique. That would account for the high price, for research, and development of a unique material only made for the Military.
@ArielleViking
@ArielleViking 2 роки тому
Wow, impressive. It's always interesting to see what you and Susie test out and review.
@timothyeubanks32100
@timothyeubanks32100 6 років тому
Forget the ridiculous price tag, I'm out when he said 9 lbs! 9 lbs? No way am I carrying such a heavy tent. What backpacker in his right mind would spend 2300 to add 9 pounds to his base weight? As far as the price, that is standard issue government contract pricing. Your tax dollars hard at work folks.
@crunkinthis
@crunkinthis 6 років тому
Tim Eubanks I would buy the tent if it was in the 200-400$ ranger. I'm a big guy so 9 pounds for a tent is no big deal for a bomb proof tent.
@danielhartman6955
@danielhartman6955 6 років тому
Tim Eubanks, I could not agree more. 9lbs would be the deal breaker for me.
@timothyeubanks32100
@timothyeubanks32100 6 років тому
crunkinthis you could get a "bomb proof" tent that is four season, will withstand any weather you throw at it for a quarter of the price and half the weight. This tent doesn't make any sense to me personally.
@MatanuskaHIGH
@MatanuskaHIGH 6 років тому
this weighs 1/3 more than my MSR FURY mountaineering tent..and i can bet the Fury would handle triple the wind this tent would. ive had it in 80+ MPH on Mt Hood..survived a storm that killed 3 professional climbers that same 3 days.
@MatanuskaHIGH
@MatanuskaHIGH 6 років тому
MSR Fury is way bomber than this tent and is 600$..if you can find one.
@pipepeepi6328
@pipepeepi6328 6 років тому
Better come with a gtx 1080
@milk2percent416
@milk2percent416 6 років тому
Lol
@m5a1stuart83
@m5a1stuart83 6 років тому
Russian Bear Yamaha R15?
@edwardelric4975
@edwardelric4975 6 років тому
A GTX 1080 costs as much as that tent. Damn miners.
@colslaw69
@colslaw69 6 років тому
1080 Ti
@CHUBBENTURTLE
@CHUBBENTURTLE 6 років тому
Russian Bear I have one in my pc
@RegebroRepairs
@RegebroRepairs 2 роки тому
Maybe somebody else pointed this out already further down, but "advance communications" don't mean sharing a tent with your best buddy. It means you can pitch up two tents in an advance position (ie close to or beyond a frontline) and use that as a base. You can get a small team out of the rain, have some soup, discuss the next move, set up a radio and talk to HQ. Basically two of these and a radio will make a very small, but camouflaged and roofed, command center.
@sherrellcrow2646
@sherrellcrow2646 Рік тому
Hey Luke, I have never used this tent....too much of an old guy. Costs are associated with the iterative R&D costs and testing under rigorous conditions in all kinds of weather and environmental conditions. Love your program and watching your kids grow into adults. Enjoy this season of life my friend. God blessings and much love from DC.
@liamfurlong2564
@liamfurlong2564 6 років тому
'advanced communications' - LOL
@ryunp
@ryunp 6 років тому
"tactical docking"
@kanehunter23
@kanehunter23 6 років тому
Makes is easy to say "Good night John Boy" that's advanced. What is really is, Clinton authorized it and the price and for every tent purchased she gets $1127 check snoops
@montaguable
@montaguable 6 років тому
Did you miss the memo ? As we all know actions speak louder than words. They use sign language in the military , the really hands on type. I love you is not something they like to express vocally in the military so to do it hands on they need an advanced system. As sort of reach over and "Actions speak louder than words" moment.
@hamstor2nd
@hamstor2nd 6 років тому
Liam Furlong HAHAHAHAHA
@stefianio
@stefianio 6 років тому
Master Q reach around*
@johnesposito5508
@johnesposito5508 5 років тому
I did 2 combat tours and ops in several different countries (jungle, snow, swamp, desert, repeat). This tent is either made especially for the Air Force or any Officer. I dont see it being used by anyone thats really doing a "mission". You can last weeks in the field with a poncho. Extreme cold weather you want a better tent you can cook in and dry your clothes. Some lucky tent manufacturer got lucky with a huge expensive order from the government. Im sure its a great tent but totally useless in the military for war time applications. Great video brother.
@someAholeComment
@someAholeComment 5 років тому
I think he mentioned it was issued to special ops. So likely select few seal teams.
@dhruvrupal8874
@dhruvrupal8874 5 років тому
Cool
@washingtonfootballfanwgil8392
@washingtonfootballfanwgil8392 5 років тому
Silly Rabbit, Tents are for kids. 22 years in the USAF and most of my missions required us to stay at the Marriott.
@connorgeslak8032
@connorgeslak8032 5 років тому
Redskins Pride WGIL that is fuckin funny
@jerrysmith7166
@jerrysmith7166 5 років тому
preston crofford lol exactly what I thought... though it not funny and should be a conflict of interest and illegal. Damn shame how people with ties draw in massive wealth from we the tax payers
@49mrbassman
@49mrbassman 2 роки тому
I've still got my Blacks tent which I've had for over 40 years and it's still 100% waterproof, well ventilated, and I still use it for solo camps.
@Dan-Clark
@Dan-Clark 3 роки тому
You Know After I left The Services I Never Thought Id Want To Sleep Outside Again But Ive Stumbled Across Your Channel Or Shall I Say This Channel Found Me And I Havnt Been Able To Stop Watching Your Videos .. Im Thinking Of Getting Back Out To Nature Again Thank You..
@StackedStoneTech
@StackedStoneTech 6 років тому
Would be really cool if you could view the tent with a FLIR or similar device, and compare it to a commercial tent. If I can minimize a soldier's footprint that the price would be worth it in a combat scenario.
@StackedStoneTech
@StackedStoneTech 6 років тому
A light and thermal test would be very interesting.
@dutch971
@dutch971 6 років тому
Yep. Let's do that. Do a thermal and FLIR test. If they fail, then are their covers? Also are there different camo patterns?
@MrShortfastloud
@MrShortfastloud 6 років тому
Dude. It's a tent. A fucking heavy one at that. These are not used in combat, only in the rear where it's nice and safe.
@sethlabadie
@sethlabadie 6 років тому
Ben I don't think so. And i agree with Robert Amy. The fact that the material was designed between the tent company and gore itself indicates that there were some advanced requirements. The company also said it was designed for special operations, and that they were linkable for "communications and planning." I would bet that they emit no heat signature or light. Those requirements are what make it expensive.
@samsaw71
@samsaw71 6 років тому
a 99 cents rescue blanket works.
@ted9470
@ted9470 5 років тому
This tent was designed for small 4 man long range recon teams setting up complex time consuming operations (you see the seals on tv jumping in on an objective at night the teams that field these are the reason they know where to jump) the Gor-Tex fabric blocks all IR, FLIR and thermal signatures ( we are not the only country with predators, ravens and thermal) the linking system is to have the ability to link data cables and electronic equipment without giving off said signatures no most marines and soldiers have never seen these because those soldiers and marines are not doing these types of operations or even know the operators that are doing them( most of the operators that use these have “BOB” or “Steve” on their name tape) and people will say it’s to heavy to move fast. Heavy is a relative term considering all the equipment needed for satellite communications and data transfer in a 3rd word country
@hockeycody12
@hockeycody12 5 років тому
teddy robinette finally an intelligent comment
@trinitron384
@trinitron384 5 років тому
Cody Kottke yes lmao
@PhrontDoor
@PhrontDoor 5 років тому
We were able to count bodies in them with Leupold 0603-2177 172830 LTO-Tracker Thermal (off the shelf, civilian use). And we can see remote-control (IR remotes) flashing through them using old cell-phone cameras.
@hockeycody12
@hockeycody12 5 років тому
PhrontDoor who is we? And what unit?
@PhrontDoor
@PhrontDoor 5 років тому
@@hockeycody12 No unit involved. Just independent testing using a few different devices. Granted the LTO tracker is kind of pricey, and it's kind of bulky for a cheap drone -- it's at least 2 generations behind good modern (state of the art) milspec night-vision. But it also works differently from modern military night-vision too. And I realize that an IR remote-control is probably not gonna pass military muster, security-wise... but it easily bleeds through the fabric. We did not try any of the covers, however, because we only had 3 hours.
@skmarrama
@skmarrama Рік тому
My WRSK kit back in the early 80’s had 1/2 of a canvas tent. You got 1/2 of the snaps and had to find a another with the other half to make a whole tent. We had to have this packed and ready to go at a moments notice.
@Really-Know
@Really-Know 2 роки тому
Actually owning one of these tents, albeit a single person model, they are awesome. The single person tent is light fast to put up and breathe very well. I take it backpacking since the single is nearly half the weight. Bedroll, sleeping bag and the tent fit in a large rucksack with room to spare. Only thing is the single is nearly all mesh with a fly covering. So it's not a 4 season by any means. The one in the video is by far more developed thanks to feedback from the special forces. So to anyone that is currently in service, make friends with your supply NCO. Make their life easy and they'll repay in kind.
@iMadrid11
@iMadrid11 6 років тому
Full light blocking, 2 shelters to be attached together, advanced communications. It's sounds like a clues for a camouflaged radio communications tent for reconnaissance or special forces.
@schooley69
@schooley69 6 років тому
Don't Ask Don't Tell
@communist-hippie
@communist-hippie 6 років тому
what happens in military tent. stays in military tent
@gringlespade1690
@gringlespade1690 6 років тому
I did actually get to use one of these tents during my service in iraq some years back. Me and the other soldiers loved the zip together feature. Allowed us to roll together and cuddle each other when the battlefield got too scary or lonely. Nothing like being held at night by your fellow soldiers.
@cnabbo
@cnabbo 5 років тому
Gringle Spade oh Bae😂😂😂😂!
@joedaniels8401
@joedaniels8401 5 років тому
Haha yes! someone said the true reason for the connection. Man love Thursday’s
@canadianfisherman243
@canadianfisherman243 5 років тому
NO HOMO I GUESS
@ZootyZoFo
@ZootyZoFo 5 років тому
You would be a Navy man correct?
@The7r00p3R
@The7r00p3R 5 років тому
you've got some good example of "advanced communication" right here
@c07chris
@c07chris 8 місяців тому
MSR and REI both have a halfdome that is essentially the civilian equivalent minus the linking system that cost $300-$400. I have one and love it!
@Wordsmyth8
@Wordsmyth8 3 роки тому
I sure do remember the shed, Luke! I’m glad you want to repair it, I just hope you stick to replacing rotted boards and don’t do anything fancy. The thing that makes it so magical is its rustic quality and simplicity.
@bradp8819
@bradp8819 4 роки тому
Dang for that much i expect it to be bulletproof!
@ibrenecario7357
@ibrenecario7357 2 роки тому
Maybe it is.
@erebostd
@erebostd 2 роки тому
@@ibrenecario7357 🤦‍♂️
@sgtg4392
@sgtg4392 5 років тому
"Advanced linking combat system" sounds way too professional for just adding two tents together lol
@Terry-io8ji
@Terry-io8ji 4 роки тому
Steven Ganji .....you’re right....it’s either “ two in tents “.....or “ too intense “......
@MilkT0ast
@MilkT0ast 4 роки тому
Terry Capp stahhhp
@lonehiker6648
@lonehiker6648 4 роки тому
What's so "combative" about sharing a tent with your buddy 🤣
@aegis4142
@aegis4142 2 роки тому
arent u missing "tactical" ? xDD
@don.hinton
@don.hinton 2 роки тому
Interesting -- a far cry from the button up shelter halves from my days in the Corps. Thanks for sharing...
@ferebeefamily
@ferebeefamily 3 роки тому
Thank you for the tent information.
@jaimehp83
@jaimehp83 5 років тому
I had one ALMOST identical to that one when I was in the Seabees back in '07, basically the only difference was it couldn't link up to another one. It was a huge step up from the shelter half I had in '04.
@adriansy365
@adriansy365 5 років тому
For $2000+ this tent sings to you when u go to sleep
@portrait1001
@portrait1001 3 роки тому
🎼 money get back. Keep your hands off of my stack 🎼🎵🎼
@Injudiciously
@Injudiciously 4 роки тому
I have met great narrators - This guy has an astonishing ability to narrate. I assume he is not reading off an auto-queue, but even if he was. Awesome talent.
@markelliott4969
@markelliott4969 Рік тому
When working with SATCOMS, AM radios, GRA-50’s, umbrellas, DMDG’s and other transmission devices, this tent protects the user from aerial detection and real-time identification. It’s something that is part of a bundle drop on HALO/HAHO ops. Set up as stationary and used as a commo site.
@aaronsmyth7943
@aaronsmyth7943 5 років тому
"advanced communications" = farts.
@eyeballpaul700
@eyeballpaul700 5 років тому
@Sinjinbin 64 you sure it's not farts?
@BlueBoyBackpacking
@BlueBoyBackpacking 5 років тому
@Sinjinbin 64 nope. its for farts
@dionbridger5944
@dionbridger5944 5 років тому
I was thinking more like "jesus Garry have a shower please".
@cgross5613
@cgross5613 5 років тому
I figured it meant sex
@sikamikanico117
@sikamikanico117 5 років тому
Fart sex?
@DanielSparks
@DanielSparks 5 років тому
I think a lot of people are forgetting that it's made out of full gortex, a good gor-tex jacket is about $700, so if you consider that this uses much more of the material, it starts to make a lot sense why this tent is $2300. Still expensive though.
@OvidiuHretcanu
@OvidiuHretcanu 2 роки тому
5:31 normal people: "come closer so you can hear me better" military jargon: "connected together for advanced communications"
@Savage20747
@Savage20747 Рік тому
i still watch this legend
@justinsuafoa6840
@justinsuafoa6840 6 років тому
Made in china for $30
@theDitchdigger456
@theDitchdigger456 5 років тому
The price is FOR SURE inflated but its probably expensive to manufacture because of the gortex. that shit is EXPENSIVE.
@MohsinKhan-cx6ru
@MohsinKhan-cx6ru 5 років тому
lolol...
@cs-rj8ru
@cs-rj8ru 5 років тому
Am I the only guy who thinks Gore Tex is a joke? Every article of GoreTex I've owned still allowed me to get soaked.
@cs-rj8ru
@cs-rj8ru 5 років тому
El Salvador, believe me, I go out of my way to not buy Chinese :)
@TheDexxra
@TheDexxra 5 років тому
I own a pair of GoreTex Lowa Renegade 2's. Those things keep my feet bone dry in water/snow conditions. The downside is that they are terrible at breathing, and not a great summertime boot, or any GoreTex boot for that matter I imagine.
@stargazer793
@stargazer793 5 років тому
I actually got ahold of this tent about 4 years ago on eBay. I'd never recommend anyone carry this in a backpack as it's way too heavy for that. But I've used it while car camping. The best use in my opinion was during the winter when I pulled it in a sled. It's a great shelter but not great enough to lug over miles of rough terrain
@alfhelgefevaag8490
@alfhelgefevaag8490 4 роки тому
U Americans! :DD When I was in the norwegian army, every soldier had a rain-poncho that we could put together with one or more of our fellow soldiers. Two of us could make a two-person tent. 6 of us a 6-person tent, and so on. The biggest I used was a 10-person tent. This was used in summer, fall, winter and spring. No problem! I used it in northern Norway in -32 degrees celsius during the winter. And it was a RAIN-PONCHO! Light, and easy to carry. :D
@blistastiantransport1334
@blistastiantransport1334 3 роки тому
kneppe telt
@srg-yo
@srg-yo 2 роки тому
Pretty cool tent. Looks very durable. I can imagine it brings a lot more peace of mind to a soldier compared to "civilian" tents. Just imagine yourself in combat, desperate for some sleep and your flimsy "affordable" ultralight tent fails. The communication join is probably also great for spending time planning a move or tending for someone else's injuries while sheltered. Sure is expensive, but consider that should be really durable, uses advanced, bespoke materials and is possibly produced on more limited runs. Would be brilliant at half the weight.
@wtfjohn6116
@wtfjohn6116 5 років тому
I was with the 11th MEU SOC and the command eliminate bought a tent for over 100,000 dollars that was useless in Iraq. At night when the interior lights were turned on, it glowed so bright you could see it from 10 mile away. Perfect target. They only used it once, once.
@peteto1
@peteto1 2 роки тому
"If the Government were placed in charge of the Sahara Desert, they would run out of sand in 5 years." - Milton Friedman
@ricaldrich3424
@ricaldrich3424 6 років тому
LMAO of course our government pays $2300 for a tent
@bigbrian2977
@bigbrian2977 6 років тому
dose it come with a butler name jeeves!!!!
@davidmarzolino7159
@davidmarzolino7159 6 років тому
ryan miller. Still way too much, should be under $100 for a one man unit.
@jerk1921
@jerk1921 6 років тому
You mean they pay for a $20 tent and just pocket (steal) the rest.
@EddieCheong168
@EddieCheong168 6 років тому
this is a big big bargain, they paid 15k for a toilet seat!!!
@SirIsaacNewtonOfficial
@SirIsaacNewtonOfficial 6 років тому
Jordan Sheppherd that's what they charge the joes for a new one when it gets a rip in it and they get sent back from cif
@petter5721
@petter5721 Рік тому
I have a Hilleberg and it is still excellent after ten years of use 👍🏻
@SubscribersGoal-eg4iy
@SubscribersGoal-eg4iy 4 роки тому
Man for 2,000 bucks this thing better get me inside Area 51 as well
@kia8140
@kia8140 5 років тому
Thank you UKposts recommendations, very cool!!
@tatertots8045
@tatertots8045 6 років тому
I'm Army active duty and I have been issued an Army tent before in Hawaii. Some of the living conditions in Hawaii, specially with all the rain and centipedes (which bite really hard by the way ) makes it for us easier when it comes to taking care of our troops since they live in some harsh conditions. Now, with that being said, I ended up buying my own one person tent on Amazon which is ALSO issued by the Army and the reason I bought it was because it was 1/3rd of the weight compared to the one I was issued. Going up and down hills, mountains, with a full kit, bullet proof vest, rounds, extra gear, weapon and all the tons of stuff that we carry, an extra 6 pounds make a world of difference. The one I was issued weights about 9 pounds compared to the one I bought which is 3 pounds. In the military we have a saying, ounces make pounds, so we have to learn to pack smart and efficiently but most of the time we are giving a packing list and guess what, we are humping everything I just described PLUS the packing, PLUS the tent, so it takes a toll on our bodies. I've only been in the Army a little over 7 years now and I've already broken many parts of my body, plus lots of back pain everyday. Also, let me point out that only SOME units, a small percentage of the Army gets issued tents. It took me 5 years to find out they we had them. Overall, this tent looks awesome, seems like it can withstand a lot of weather abuse, however, it is not worth paying $2,300 for and I'm not surprised. I've seen some really dumb items cost over $4,000 dollars for something that should cost maybe $200 bucks. Anyways, this is just my opinion, but maybe I'm not seeing the bigger picture.
@loretto5
@loretto5 5 років тому
tater tots What tent did you buy?
@Mwilke3789
@Mwilke3789 5 місяців тому
9lbs 😂 I bought a french canvas single person tent when i was 14 for $9.99...it is also 9 lbs. I only slept in it once as a kid but recently put it up for my kids to play in. It got rained on for a week straight and never got any water in at all. I was impressed.
@meatlemonade9938
@meatlemonade9938 3 роки тому
they link together so you can hold hands with your buds. how nice
@_Matsimus_
@_Matsimus_ 5 років тому
I’m pitching a tent just looking at it..............
@marshallberndt5696
@marshallberndt5696 3 роки тому
Huh, weird seeing you here, haha!
@chuckdavis4526
@chuckdavis4526 3 роки тому
OMG In Nam we Lucky To Have a Freakin Pancho LOL
@chetharless6733
@chetharless6733 3 роки тому
Well would you just look at that
@iac4357
@iac4357 3 роки тому
😎👍❗
@donnaslevin2969
@donnaslevin2969 2 роки тому
Me too ! Amazing indeed if you consider my name ?
@gordonjohnston684
@gordonjohnston684 5 років тому
I am guessing it has vertually no thermal foot print or light leeks? That's why it's so expensive.
@timn4481
@timn4481 4 роки тому
and apparently is a faraday's cage also...no RFI or EMI also... thats a tough claim to verify though as i couldnt see any of the usual seals for achieving that...the zips looked standard, etc.
@Smokey420Greenleaf
@Smokey420Greenleaf 4 роки тому
and i bet it cost the manufacturer less than $20 each to make them. lol.
@easygroove
@easygroove 4 роки тому
urban myth
@davidparadis490
@davidparadis490 3 роки тому
Its the thermal footprint issue that probably drives that cost up...that explains why the manufacturer "worked with gore-tex". Good call.
@rdh1001
@rdh1001 3 роки тому
@@timn4481 probably not, wouldnt make much sense to even try since youd be forcibly out of coms or routing coms outside anyhow. That said its probably very low detectable In Uv(Re:Nightvision) Thermals, and emitted light from inside and outside. I still think it looks like a heavy sweatbox with seemingly useless features ( i cant honestly imagine why linking would be useful).
@ghostmedic86
@ghostmedic86 3 роки тому
9 pounds?! My back hurts already considering it's only one item in your bag.
@Outaboutdetecting
@Outaboutdetecting 3 роки тому
Great video, great tent. Wod love one, but definitely not for that price. I'm sure our Chinese friends will have a close copy on the market somewhere. Enjoyed the video as always.
@ZootyZoFo
@ZootyZoFo 5 років тому
It’s made of custom Gor-Tex, my Gor-Tex mountaineering jacket cost $600 so I can believe it. Since this version of Gor-Tex material was researched, developed, tested and built to meet specific military requirements Gor-Tex spent a shitload of money to develop it. Since it cannot be sold on the civilian market and only a very small percentage of the entire military will ever use or have the need for it Gor-Tex has to recoup their R&D for this product somehow and that’s why they cost $2,300. This is the same reason why your college text books cost hundreds of dollars and not the $35 you pay for hard cover books online or your local bookstore - very limited circulation.
@consultante1650
@consultante1650 5 років тому
Chuck Norris uses my 8000$ Fart-Tex ultra high performance tent. So it's worth it!
@Gradedrdazzle
@Gradedrdazzle 5 років тому
Your parent's cry at night at the moron they created, Priceless.
@toocleanpappas5397
@toocleanpappas5397 5 років тому
Yep, I'm a Thru-Hiker and am not surprised at the cost, with the R&D and materials I am surprised it didn't cost more actually. It serves a very specific purpose (my tent if you put on a head light stands out like a glowing beacon, not useful for being stealthy). Now would I want one? oh hell no! 9 lbs for a tent? That's as much as ALL of my gear put together for 6 months of hiking. haha
@BilgePump
@BilgePump 5 років тому
Don’t get carried away it’s still just a plastic. The reason it’s 2300 is because the gov. Is paying for it.
@reig9007
@reig9007 5 років тому
Gor-tex, you are paying 90% of the price to the R&D.
@tenfourproductionsllc
@tenfourproductionsllc 5 років тому
Special forces requested a 9+ pound one man tent????? Great video as usual.
@Chirp296
@Chirp296 3 роки тому
A single wall tent, as well. What a miserable design.
@pluggothesluggo5509
@pluggothesluggo5509 3 роки тому
it's bombproof but noone but the special forces knows that
@donaldtimmons1472
@donaldtimmons1472 7 місяців тому
I seriously need this.
@IQzminus2
@IQzminus2 2 роки тому
My guess is there is something more going on with this tent. Something that helps either: Make the tent significantly hard to detect in a combat situation (not just by eye, but other types of detectable) Or the advanced communication bit might have to do with some ability for valuable communication built into the design that can be utilised with the right equipment. Idk, but my guess is that there is plenty of that price tag that is motivated by functions that aren’t apparent or useful for civilians.
@Ally5141
@Ally5141 2 роки тому
It might block IR/FLIR for one, which is why they needed custom material made for it.
@CanadianPrepper
@CanadianPrepper 6 років тому
Great tent thanks for the review. For those complaining about the weight consider that you don't need a wood stove and don't need to take both flys if you don't need it. It looks very sturdy. Of course the high price tag is due to government contractor overspending, this is a big reason why the US in so much debt.
@helmutmey2014
@helmutmey2014 6 років тому
I have a $700 can opener, it's only 2lbs and breaks pretty fast, I wonder if the military will buy it from me???
@mackswagger816
@mackswagger816 6 років тому
Canadian Prepper is it common for tents to hide heat signatures, may account for the price, love your channel btw
@udontneedtono9825
@udontneedtono9825 6 років тому
Canadian Prepper....Call the note on US debt......you'll get a big ass gun in your face. You saw what happened to the British when they tried to collect taxes right? We will pay you when we feel like it, money is no good if your dead. Rule number one....he who can kill the best wins everything every time.
@technicalvault
@technicalvault 2 роки тому
@@udontneedtono9825 😂 the US owes most of its debt to its own social security fund. So yeah that’s a bit of a circular firing squad you got there buddy.
@stephenguidry7627
@stephenguidry7627 2 роки тому
well, here you are again with your comments on how bad america is again. tell you what, why dont you get him to run for president in canada. im sure your country men will love that.
@alexfinn7989
@alexfinn7989 5 років тому
2k and they couldn’t put in a couple mesh pockets on the inside?
@fashionfelonx5056
@fashionfelonx5056 4 роки тому
If you have to un ass fast you don't have time to clear out your underwear drawer
@pauls466
@pauls466 4 роки тому
that would be a other 500 $ ;)
@F4ngel
@F4ngel 4 роки тому
Thing is though, they probably don't have time to pack and unpack their house-tent when they're using this. They might have to pack and leave quickly. It would be a shame to forget something in that lil mesh pocket inside the tent that they've packed up. Good luck unpacking the tent and finding that thing in the mesh pocket then packing it all up again with the enemy baring down.
@lukewt5950
@lukewt5950 2 роки тому
@@F4ngel i feel like you could just not use the pockets then... theres no reason not to have some sort of gear storage. It either significantly increases the standard of living within the tent, or you just dont use it... right? I mean the goretex is probably cool, but other than that this thing looks like an absolute nightmare to use. There isnt even a vestibule to put boots under if its raining, like why wouldnt they add that
@luster5497
@luster5497 3 роки тому
Use a heat-sensor you will figure out that it's actually specially made to be thermal-heat detecting proof.
@ben-xl7ne
@ben-xl7ne 2 роки тому
...but it vents well? Military "thermal-heat detecting" or IR for you sciencey folks is extremely sensitive to temp differences so if it can vent and breath it won't hide temps is this thermal-heat detecting proofing only when all vents are closed?
@locutusvonborg2k3
@locutusvonborg2k3 2 роки тому
@@ben-xl7ne it strongly depends on different factors. first of all, iv the vents are opened or closed, obviously. but what isnt that obvious is the size of the vents, which are pretty big and thats does indeed contrubute to the claim its heat detection proof. why you ask? cause you actually determin the heat differences and with those big vents the heat spreads way more outside, than it would with a much smaller vent. another contributing factor i can imagine is the material itself. the moment he said something about the ffeling of the material inside made me thing that it may had slightly insulating properties. like glas for example, in infrared glas opaque, while in the visible spectrum u can look through it. maybe its something similar, result-wise. that it may not block everything, but a lot of it. if now there is a a little bit of wind, that tiny bit heat gets scattered completly and the outside of the tend is cooled, making it then invisble. however, pure speculation based your question.
@ben-xl7ne
@ben-xl7ne 2 роки тому
@@locutusvonborg2k3 Thanks for the reply. Your speculation allowed me to think it through more and as long as the material has some form of IR absorption it will now be a much larger thermal mass that will act as a heat spreader. Vents look too be line of sight blocked by top cover so everything will dissipate over large area. Side note: while glass absorbs IR it does still get hot which makes it emit its own IR which is weird to thinks about. Side side note: microwaves are not absorbed by glass until it’s red hot then it does so you can heat glass with a blow torch then melt it in a microwave.
@locutusvonborg2k3
@locutusvonborg2k3 2 роки тому
@@ben-xl7ne nono, u got me wrong, the material doesnt need an absorption, but an insulation. thats why i ment, the when he said the inside is so smooth. anyways, having the tent itself acting as a heatspreader is also possible. but that would make the scenario using it in sub-zero temps pretty bad. cause, you want to preserve the heat, otherwise it gets cold very quick. thats why i was more keen to the idea of insulation. regarding the glass, it wasnt about getting hot or not. maybe it was a bad example, just wanted to explain that there are differences between visible and ir, which feel counterintuitiv. i wasnt saying anything about microwaves tho. microwaves to increase the energy level of elements, which then leads electrons get to higher orbits. when they get back, the energy released is dissipated as radiation, different kinds of it. however, because glas itself is pretty inert, the microwaves dont do much, it only starts when heating the glass, so the elemets within the glass can be acffected. anyways, i do think such a tent with the told abilities is clearly in the possible range.
@luster5497
@luster5497 2 роки тому
@@Oberkommando I'm not a scientist so ehh I don't know the answer
@randy97222
@randy97222 Рік тому
Awesome video as always keep up the good work. btw. on a recent video i saw you and Suzzie traveling in the van, what are the name of the window screens you put in the window and roll up. Randy V.
@Artoconnell
@Artoconnell 4 роки тому
Cool Gear is great stuff..thanks for making the video..a few years later..the civilian models are 300- up on ebay...
@BlaBla-pf8mf
@BlaBla-pf8mf 6 років тому
advanced communication = talking to the guy in the next tent
@markaz08
@markaz08 3 роки тому
I love it, if I had spare money I would try to get one, only would use it in the lakes though (uk)
@TheContainerGuyTV
@TheContainerGuyTV Рік тому
Thanks! Great Review. Very informative.
@TheOutdoorGearReview
@TheOutdoorGearReview Рік тому
Thank you for the support my friend. S&H - Luke
@heinrichchristiansson1908
@heinrichchristiansson1908 6 років тому
The main part why it's so expensive is most likely that it isn't infrared reflecting and has a special inner or outer coating to be anti thermal conductive, so that it isn't seen on thermal cameras and infrared (night vision) cameras...
@jleibrock1997
@jleibrock1997 6 років тому
Kandi Klover that escalated quickly
@MrVkull
@MrVkull 6 років тому
That shit is so bunk, I've never come across any man made material that doesn't glow and stick out like a soar thumb with NVGs. Thermals on the other hand can be easily cloaked.
@petitflocon647
@petitflocon647 6 років тому
most of basic 120$ uniform got anti infrared and anti thermal tissus or treatments. Anti infrared is a 40 year old tech that cost nothing.
@sguploads9601
@sguploads9601 6 років тому
Tell me - why then american solders are visible on most of military IR videos we see on youtube? why they can put such material on their own solders?
@peerun9984
@peerun9984 6 років тому
If your own nightvision cant surpass the cloaking of your own soldiers then you're behind with the development of your nightvision. It's futureproofing, in case the "enemy" whoever they might be develops a cloak as good as on your own troops. In that event, it won't matter because your nightvision can already see through it.
@mallon42
@mallon42 5 років тому
For 2300 it should come with a hot girl inside
@gregedwards1087
@gregedwards1087 5 років тому
Put in a blowup "hot Girl" for you Shooter 42.
@Guants2012
@Guants2012 5 років тому
Why, that would just make it even more expensive....
@ItzDrPlow
@ItzDrPlow 5 років тому
@@Guants2012 not if you have to assemble her yourself
@joelcrabs1067
@joelcrabs1067 5 років тому
Or goat if your an aye rab
@gorway7
@gorway7 5 років тому
...or at leased a good quality latex blow-up.
@kidmenot
@kidmenot 4 роки тому
Nice video and very informative. Are you still using your Canon GX10 camcorder?
@epoc162
@epoc162 3 роки тому
I wonder when people will realize that anything that’s “military” should generally be avoided. It doesn’t mean it’s better, just generally more expensive. You can generally get something equally comparable for a fraction of the cost made specifically for civilians. It’s not a bad tent. I have used it. I have also used tents that cost a fraction of the cost and worked just as good.
@richardhutchinson6578
@richardhutchinson6578 3 роки тому
The first sensible comment, something "military spec" means it meets the minimum standard acceptable which is set by said military , as the military generally buy in bulk they dont want it too expensive, so the standard isnt set too high.
@physicalbobross4867
@physicalbobross4867 6 років тому
This better be a "bullet-proof" military tent, if it's the most expensive one.
@suzita4019
@suzita4019 6 років тому
Physical Bob Ross Bob was never in the Army. It was my Father who was a Sargent major in Gibraltar for 25 years. He is in heaven bless him.
@lawrencski3316
@lawrencski3316 6 років тому
Shut up
@bogoljubdjordjevic7528
@bogoljubdjordjevic7528 6 років тому
for that money must be and when finish sleep put him on your back and become Superman haha
@obi-wankenobi9871
@obi-wankenobi9871 6 років тому
Suzita what does that have to do with anything?
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