This guy is the real deal

Great inovations to an old theme and all in such small bags.

Nice work Neil. I like how compact it is. Nate

Love your version. Here’s a tip. Stumble onto the SOL double size sheet of Mylar. It is way quieter due to the Mylar being bonded to plastic and resists tearing. With some clear packaging tape and safety pins I pin it to a poncho liner. Which makes it waterproof and extends it temperature rating with seasonal clothing to 30 F. The SOL double sized heat sheet would work great with your set up. Thanks for sharing your kit. Love your channel. I live in the mountains of Virginia. USA.

Great setup Neil. Can't beat a super shelter in freezing conditions 👍

just found this one, thoroughly enjoyed your version especially how compact and easy to deploy it is. no excuse not to have one on hand. 👍✌🖖

Absolutely brilliant. Exactly what I was looking for. Luv your channel.

By far the niftiest version of the "Super Shelter" that I've seen

Straight on , squade

Great idea for the shelter Neil. One thing comes to mind is a short story by Jack London where a bloke builds his fire under a snow covered tree, snow melts and puts out the fire.

I've used this type of shelter at -20f . Great update on materials. I guess that it's time to update my kit. You've been been busy during lock down. Looks like you've got a lot of snow. All the best from this side of the pond.

Well done. The Kohanski Super Shelter can indeed make life much more bearable in very cold weather conditions. You've done a nice job of adapting the concept to your specific requirements. Although I do not hike/camp in those conditions due to my age and physical conditions, it is a good idea to be prepared nonetheless. I am going to try and further adapt the SS concept to my hammock camping requirements. It's got to be applicable, don't you think.

Spot on another great idea 👍👍😊😊

Cool video Neil, brilliant version of the super shelter, I've done the original mors version, which is brilliant but your version, alot quicker for certain ,love these type of videos, every day a school day, good health and safe travels my friend, blessed be, Craig

Using a lighter, luv it. Never understood why others wear all the latest clothing and backpacks and then pull out a fire stick or flint, don’t get it? Well done on another great video, many thanks for sharing

Interesting video Neil. Not seen anything like this before! That's a very neatly made emergency shelter for sure 👍

Classy smock!

Hi Neil, great to watch. I’ve never seen a super shelter before, so interesting to see your version. 👍

Nice setup for a super shelter, quick and easy deployability and lightweight. Atb Malcolm 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Luv d Cami mate

A good alternative 👍 .. thanks for that. I believe that the German Bundeswehr have a standard 'Super Shelter' setup for their troops using Issue Gear .. very similar to yours. Speaking under correction, for the Super Shelter to be effective, the 'Heat Energy' coming from the fire must be in the 'Visible Light' Spectrum .. open Flames .. the bigger, the better (within reason .. a forest fire would be somewhat an overkill .. and in more ways than one 😊). Very simply put, Short Wave Visible Light (Energy) can pass through a Clear Medium (glass / plastic/etc). Inside, it is absorbed by whatever is there and converted to a Longer Wave 'Radiated' form of Energy which cannot pass back out through the Medium .. thus the Converted Energy (heat) remains trapped inside. Therefore, an open flame fire will be much more effective than a smouldering coals one. I hope this helps. Should this be incorrect, corrections would be welcome. Take care .. Tommy

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Great demonstration. Thanks

Cracking version Neil 👍

Brilliant inspiration Neil, thank you!

Love it, but the larger it is the larger the heat source has to be to heat it.

Another cracking video, thank you. The smock you are wearing is just what I've been looking for winter use. Could you tell me please where I can get hold of one.

I have always wondered how it would stand up to heavy rain and wind

Great shelter. Wondering how it would stand up to strong winds in a blizzard and what modifications it would need for that type of snow storm.

Cool video, man! Winter bushcraft is amazing for sure! I subscribed! And welcome to my channel- survival in Russia! Regards, Yury!

not something I could use here in the American South but there are aspects that might be usful

I can't see the details on how to make this. Are the mylar and plastic the same size? Are they taped together at the top and open elsewhere? I'm assuming the plastic isn't underneath when you're inside so any condensation runs down onto the ground?

Did you sew it by yourself?