Excellent In depth product review. Thank You. 👍

I love the disembodied hands in this video. I have a feeling that if someone tied your hands behind your back, you’d go mute 😋

I make all sorts of weight reductions just to pack a Nikon d4.

This is one of my favorite wallets. It's nice and compact and keeps my cards and cash secure. I use an RFID card that i got from a previous wallet and use it at the top of my stack to take the scratches instead of my bank cards. Very cool looking wallet for sure. Definitely recommend 👍

I live in the UK where it rains 12 months of the year, but never felt the need to cook in the rain....I mean, yes I have cooked or brewed up while it's raining, but always found a way of getting some shelter...Now here's the spooky coincidence...I have an American Cocker Spaniel and he took likes standing about in the rain and needs to be brought in before he drowns sometimes... Still, I love the use of the pelican case...complete overkill, but very classy indeed!

Great review, Thanks very informative

I don't ever post comments on KZfaq but I'm here with a similar situation; converting my Astro for a year now and starting to design the bed, but I have a large rear AC unit that takes up the whole back corner and is like 17-18" tall, so although I love this design, I don't know how to work around it!

How about the 16-25mm f2.8?

Minimal weight in grams: 938g

great vid! thanks man!

Thank you for your review. I just bought this tent so I am curious what it will bring me. I still don’t quite understand the free stand part with the poles. But I see what this tent can or can’t. Thanks!

Wow ok that's a bit of vital info that nooo other video on diy pull out beds dont mention or know. The moisture thing, very helpful knowledge thank you...almost feel that should be common sense but if it was ide not see so many beds made with interlocking closed slates

What awning do you recommend?

Found an awesome channel here 🙂

I'd probably get a dry bag to put all that in or at least the cooker and pot in maybe the knife, spork, wet ones, oil, and water filter system, with matches or fire starter.

awesome video. what do you use to strap the hyperlite pouch on your chest?

Hay buddy, this tent peaks my interest, but coming from the UK with alot of rain during winter and spring would you recommend it for here in England or just for here during the less heavy showers summer months..

Just found you...ive never seen such good stuff done so easily..

Nice use of a pelican case.

Is there any way for me to get in touch with you

ref the water purify tablets. have kept them in my gear. my experience with them is to have the tablets expire before every being used. so they are no longer carried for that reason, do have a sawyer filter instead. if i need to chemically treat water a couple drops of bleach will do the job.

i totally agree with you about the rain in the PNW as a portlander i understand

Pelican is a good brand. 👍 They work very well on motorcycles as well.

For a minute i thought you bought the case to protect your equipment from the pelicans 😂

Soo goood!

What are the dimensions of the passenger side cabibet?

Honestly, I don’t think this mug is intended to throw in your rucksack if it contains a hot drink - I’m sure the nice people at GSI would agree. Buy a screw top mug if that’s what you want. I absolutely love this mug. Make a hot drink in it, put it aside as you break camp BUT leave the sipper open a tiny bit to allow for any build up of steam to escape. By the time your rucksack is packed, you’ve got a nice mug of hot coffee ready to send you on your way. Otherwise, it seems you love the mug as much as I do.

How much would it cost to have you make me one. Please reply

Exactly what i was looking for ! Really helpful, you confirm my choixe ! Thank you

Sir have you ever thought of blueprints for that build and selling them? Would be cool to just cut all the wood and toss it in for sure❤ love your build though. I want to eventually get to that style

Nothing better than finding a tent you think is right after months of looking.... Then finding someone who has loads of hardcore experience that then assures you , yes that tent you finally decided on ? Its the one.

Can you fit the lens/camera in the fanny pack with the lens on if it’s in sideways?

I don't understand what you are screwing the wood into?

That rug really ties the van together, man...

OMG..RAIN..8 MONTHS...SO MUCH FOR WANTING TO COME TO PNW. SORRY IM NOT A FISH...LOL. LOVE YOUR KIT THO

Nice video that gave lots of information, and good ideas. A lot of people in the comment section think so too! The most important thing that I didn't see anyone talk about is your MST3K shirt! We've got movie sign! Absolutely awesome!

Thanks for the informative video my man! 👍 It popped up in my feed and l couldn’t stop watching 🙂 Loved your laid back style and I’m now in the process of trying to put one of these kits together and it’s a shame you don’t sell it as a set ☹️ All the best from 70% raining UK 🇬🇧

This works for me also. Also the GAI method coffee dropper thing. 😃

Thank you for a nice run down on this. You talked me into taking my PR 2 and putting in my bounce box as a back up. I’ll stick with the BRS stove. More than half the weight of the PR 2. Thanks again.

Great build. How much did thos cost ? Do you have a price breakdown video? Cheers

How wide is your bed setup?

I really love this idea! I am seriously considering it, so am really dissecting the instructions. When you drill the hole in the Nalgene bottle, you mention using a 1 inch hole saw bit, but at 5:10, you mention 1.5 inches. I looked at the dimensions of the spigot, and it looks like that area would be 1.57 inches, so I believe the drill bit is supposed to be 1.5 inches rather than 1 inch. Can you please confirm?

300 lbs of wood-- not good

Very cool setup! Thanks for sharing! First video of yours to see and I subscribed! Mainly because I love your tone and joking manner lol!

After googling up and down and left and right and thinking about things and stuff and kettles and pots.... this is going to be my first and probably only setup as well + the gsi 8" frypan.

Ive had that gsi javapress for like 7 years. Its the best french press in existence imo

Ya got to do what ya got to do. We have all had to improvise (hack away). Now go buy a cheap router from Harbor Freight for you next build.

You cooking in rain is perfect. Sometimes you just cook in rain. It’s how ya eat. lol

Thank for sharing

The only part that I wouldn't spend the money on would be the dyeema bag. Since the cup comes with a bag, I use that. To me it's not work 20 bucks plus shipping to save 9 grams. Everything else is spot on and I use the exact same equipment. My own set also includes a tiny vial of soap and a very small sponge/scrubber.