You are the undisputed king on the Plash Palatka!

Very obscure item and I was surprised to find any video about the Plash. Thank you mate, and great skills.

Very versatile gotta love it, nothing breaths and heats like canvas it truly feels like a fortress inside!! Happy camping brotha stay safe&happy!!😁✊🔥

A fellow Palatka Appreciator. Respect.

me compre 2 plash palakta solo por este video, saludos y muchas gracias por el conocimiento :)

It is amazing. I have two Plash Palatka Canvas Ponchos, I studied your way. Thank you.

I am impressed! Great thinking outside the box. I like how you teach as well good job. May I make a suggestion when you talk about a video you have done in the past please post a like to it. I would like to see it, but I do not have the time to go searching for it. Thanks for posting. 👍🏻

Great video, Thanks

Damn, from the opening shot I thought somebody had managed to film Bigfoot at long last! Another good "plash" video, thank you. We used to use a system called "Dutch Lacing" to join two canvases together on a boat tent we had as kids. I tried to find a link but all I got was ladies hair fashions and fancy lace! You start off the same way - push a loop thru the two button holes from beneath but instead of using a stick (hard to find when you're bobbing up and down on a lake!) you pull the loop down as far as the next pair of button holes. Pull another loop thru from the underside, poke the second loop thru the first loop and pull the second loop down to the next pair of button holes - can you see where this is going? When you get to the bottom then you can use a stick toggle. To separate just pull out the toggle and yank on the cordage and it all unravels. If I do find a link I'll come back and edit this. Ha! I see it's also called a "tent-becket" upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/81/Tent_Becket.JPG

Really good set up! Thanks for showing the knots too. Very helpful. I like it!

Great set up thanks for sharing. The palatka is a really great piece of kit...👍

Nice! I like both of those. Plow point is my favorite shelter configuration, and the first is like Plow Point +. The second is like a stealth bivvy style, also nice. Thanks for figuring out and sharing these. I love that you are so passionate about the Plash Palatkas!

Professor Plash! Thank you! : )

really like the look of the second set up, looks ideal for winter,

Neat set up ! TAKE CARE..

Nice set up!

Another very nice palatka video from you👌🏻 I will try the first setup 🤩 Greetings, GR🤘🏻

Awesome idea.

I have a single Hungarian camo Zeltbahn, it's Pentagon shaped so a little different to the Russian poncho, but it's my favourite shelter item. I use it mostly as a stealth cloak/ poncho but it has dozens of uses. Something about having a canvas sheet for clothing just makes you feel like Rambo. After watching your videos i'm going to start using it as a ranger roll outer bag also.

Very cool 🤠

I have an East German one, the size just feels perfect as I am around 170 cm tall. I only need 1. Wouldn't want it any bigger. Favorite setup so far with it is a simple A-frame.

Either setup would work well with a collapsible wood stove, hammocks for the summer plash palatkas for the winter

A+ video

Love your videos, excited to try out some two plash palakta set ups. They’re getting more expensive and hard to find now or Id have three or four by now. Would love to see a more detailed video on the last inclosed set up you did at the end of the video.

Don’t know how I missed your video last night. I need to ride to Houston and see if I can find these. Tracked them down online but the shipping almost three times the cost of the product. May want to put it on fascist book . That’s where I came across your videos before I got the KZfaq app. Enjoyed watching. Catch myself looking for rubs in the background 😁

On the first set up instead of using cordage to seal the bottom to the top add buttons to the top so the bottom goes under it and attaches to the buttons. I think that would make it much easier to close off from the inside..

I love my plush palatial!

Heavy but no modern tarp beats them in terms of durability

👍🏻👍🏻

Awesome video, Jess. Could you explain in more detail in one of your future videos how to connect the two palatkas using paracord and toggles?

Great vid; I'm really considering buying this for my kit. Also, how lengthy is it as a poncho? - I'm 5'6 and I'm worried it will be too long 🤔

I still don't have the Russian canvas poncho but the NVA ones are pretty comparable and I love my Polish ones. I see now that the Romanian ones are on the market....need spending money!

I’m ordering one of these. Love it. Any idea how much they weigh? Are they water proof enough it can serve as a poncho as well?

Hey man, great set up, although how does it perform under heavy rain? I live in Colombia, South America, and here it rains cats and dogs without warning every so often... Would the first set up hold up against a storm? Also, thanks to you I had to order 2 palatkas, I've enjoyed the toughness of the canvas so far. Great vids man, cheers

Cool, I'll have to traid that wend I'm out

Hi great set up. Just wondering could you do this with some trekking poles or sticks without a ridge line?

Have you tried out the East German plash palatka? I own a romanian plash and a soviet issue plash as well. Some say the East german one is built better, I might pick one up!

Do you prefer this setup over the Polish Lavuu and why?

Hi i wanted to ask you about your tent spikes are they home made and what out of? Cheers.

What is the weight of 2 x palash palatka

How resistant to moisture, is it?

Thumbs down you never showed the Plash laid flat if you gave not seen one you give no idea what it looks like laid out