It's a versatile piece of kit. It still has its limitations though.

Thank you, I'm glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching

I know it's been a while. Thanks for hanging in there.

Cheers, thanks for hanging in there. They are a pretty versatile piece of kit.

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They are a good bit of kit, but they have their limitations though

Yes it's an emergency backup. As they say 2 is 1 and 1 is none.

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Yes be careful with what knots you use, tarp taut hitch or trickiest hitch can rip them if pulled too tight. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you are finding them useful.

Thanks for the feedback, they are a good piece of kit, especially when used with a fire. On their own they are not insulating though, you need to put an insulating layer above or below it for it to work better. Thanks again for watching.

Thanks for hanging in there, it's been a while. They are a pretty versatile piece of kit. Hope you get some good use of it. Thanks for watching.

I'm glad you found the video useful. They are good pieces of kit. Thanks for watching

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It's a common fault that I see often on courses. It really helps with tension and angularity. Thanks for watching

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They are a good bit of kit. They have their limitations though.

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It's not as bad as the media makes out. I've never had a problem. All the dangerously venomous snakes are diurnal so you you are up and about. Pythons aren't an issue. Leeches and ticks are more of worry. Clearing the ground and a fire sorts a lot of these issues out.

Fjallraven Vidda Pro trousers. Excellent although expensive in Oz..... But then everything is overly expensive in Australia.

Yes of course you could use bungees, or the rapid ridge line as I often do in the military. There are many variations. This video was to show different configurations not a timed test to put it up as fast as you can. Once you learn these hitches and knots (there are plenty more you could choose) you can put the shelter up plenty quick enough. You are also learning how to do it with cordage as you may not have bungees. You use what you have. You could use a Ferro rod or a lighter to light a fire, in an emergency you would use the lighter but you wouldn't only train with that and nothing else! I will do another video at some stage where we construct an emergency shelter in real time. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching.

Unlike other places where snakes majestically soar through the clouds

I've never had an issue. The hype of Australian snakes is so overly exaggerated. Everything in Australia is not out to get you, it's just lack,of education and awareness. The more you know the less you have to fear. Statistically, the risk of having a car accident is 1000 times more likely and far more dangerous yet we take that risk every day without thinking about it. Thanks for sharing.