Thank you for liking the video. You have a great day and take care my friend.

Thank you for watching and liking my video. Because of you, I checked the price on Amazon, currently $370 😱 $400 with tax. Man, that's steep. As you can see, this thing holds its value at least. If it was $200 now, I will be "mad". For $300-$330, I will say it is still worth it. Well, FYI, I got mine on July 2019, so with inflation, well, that's how we are having to pay our butts off for things now. You take care 😀

I bought an American made 17/90 Survival bedroll for $150.00. Looks exactly like that. Good quality and heavy duty.

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Good to hear that you found something that works for you. Have a great day.

Glad that you liked my video. Honestly it wasn’t that good and I still get quite a fair bit of questions from my viewers. I intend to redo this video again someday. Anyway, thank you for your kind words. Appreciate you watching my video. Take care and have a great day.

You are most welcomed. Not the most detailed or informational but I hoped that it is enough for you guys out there who are interested. Take care.

@@uwanitbad It actually was detailed pretty well, I have A great understanding of what it is now. I think I'm going to buy one and throw it in my humvee, I'm pretty sure its probably a little heavy to carry around. Thanks again for the great info:)

You are most welcome.

You are most welcome and I am glad that it helped you in some ways. Have a great day.

You are most welcome.

Thank you.

Thank you for watching and take care.

@Gerret Outdoors thank you for subscribing to my channel. I am glad that my video did help you in one way or the other. Well by the what kind of a bedroll system you put together? Hope you can also share your knowledge and ideas with us. Thank you.

@@uwanitbad I'm using a Fjallraven Ovik Blanket and a wool blanket. I was going to attach it to my Maxpedition pack but I decided to use an Alice pack.

@@uwanitbad I will eventually will show it on my channel.

@@gerretoutdoors3710 Great! Can't wait to see your channel soon. Please update me if you can. Thank you.

I don’t know where you are going on your bike trip but I am very sure you will get a lot of protection from the elements. Make sure you know this bedroll doesn’t do well in even long drizzle. Have a great time. Take care.

Definitely not a piece of gear for everybody. Sure not for backpacking trip.

Been using this over the fall season and it had been great. Thank you for the comment and watching my video too. Have a great day my friend.

@@uwanitbad Ive used the East German version of the Russian Plash Palatka with a wool blanket as a bedroll in the past and it works pretty well as long as you aren't too tall.

​@@turtlewolfpack6061 German version should be pretty decent and by the way it is the tarp version or poncho? Because I tried to search on google it showed tarp and poncho so I am unsure how you used it if it was a poncho.

@@pkay1111 it is both just like the Russian one. It has more buttons and two armholes instead of one, is a lighter fabric and is a kind of camo.

Definitely not recommended for wet weather use. It will block wind very well though.

The wool blanket is good enough for 50F and also I will have to put on warm clothes too. The bedroll is good at protecting you from drizzle and wind. I thing good about the bedroll is that it definitely keep the mosquitoes at bay. Lastly, this wool blanket is 100% wool and if you give it some TLC, it will last you a lifetime.

@@uwanitbad thank you very much, youve been very helpful. Awesome video by the way

@@uwanitbad it keeps mosquitos away??

I don’t use this bedroll much at all but the quality of this bedroll is very good. It will last you for a long time as long as you do be reasonable with usage. It is of pretty heavy duty canvas. Just a reminder, this is not a bedroll to use on wet season. Have a great day.

Just use a shemagh. Take care.

I am 5'8 and 158 lbs and have plenty of space all around still. Good luck 🤞

Unfortunately not recommended when raining. Take care.

@@uwanitbad thanks man!:)

I bought this in Melbourne when I was living there many years ago. From the label it says "Morgan & Finch home collection" and the back of the label says Bed Bath N' Table. Been using this fleece blanket for many years now. Hope this info helps. Have a great day.

@@uwanitbad Thank you!

To be honest with you. I hardly use the bedroll. I have been unwell for a long time now and I really don’t know what is going on with me. But anyway, I can let you know that this is definitely a very durable and well made bedroll. It will last you a lifetime so long you don’t go overboard abusing it.

@@uwanitbad Thank you for your reply! Im sorry you are unwell. I hope you get better soon my friend. Stay strong.

Thank you very much and yes, I am recovering slowly but I will make a comeback soon. You take care too especially this point in time.

I used it in my backyard during warmer days. I had used it in the 60's and I was still very comfortable just using a fleece blanket. Anyway you must know this is just a heavy duty canvas and the cold air will still penetrate through it. Make sure you use the correct rating sleeping bag as the canvas bedroll is in case it drizzle, at least will still keep your sleeping bag or blanket dry. Lastly, I will not recommend this using bedroll during wet season. It is for good weather so you can enjoy the outdoor and stargazing night. Have a great day.

Inside. But that depend on how big and thick a sleeping pad you gonna use.

Light drizzle you be ok. The zippers are not the sealed type if you get what I mean. Also the head area opening will not prevent water from getting in.

Prices

What about prices?

Anyway this bedroll is not supposed to use during rainy days. With proper care and waxing, it will repel water well. Also I don’t think the zippers will become rusty if that’s your concern. Otherwise, there is “plenty” of room for a sleeping pad 20” x 72” (1 to 2 inches thick no problem). This bedroll can be handed down to your love ones for many years to come. Have a great day and take care.

Amazon says 3,8kg

The bedroll itself is around 7 lbs according to Helko.

You want this instead without the blanket. Mine is without amzn.to/3Z8kb0T

Totally agrees with DIY stuff if one does have the skill, time and equipment to put things together. Have a great day.

If you speak 6 different languages, somehow on the way you do pick up some accent. That's pretty normal?

@@uwanitbad i speak 6 as well and I don’t sound like that haha

Safer for me to sleep in the open especially I have loads of nasties in our backyard. Yes it is a little on the pricey side of things but I believe with good care I can hand it down to my son.