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Great review. Thank you.

Goede review! Ik heb hem ook getest voor woon-werkverkeer in de omgeving van de Antwerpse haven. Eerst had ik de Ellio Max getest (45 kg) zonder vering. Dit was vreselijk; elke keer als ik over een kuil reed, had ik last van mijn nek en polsen. Daarna probeerde ik de Aska, en wat een verbetering was dat! Het voelde als zweven op een wolkje. Ik was meteen verkocht en heb er ook een besteld. Ik verwacht dat ik hem over 3 weken in huis heb! Groetjes vanuit Antwerpen!

Bear canister?

Thank was Fantastic! Thank you. Your English is excellent. easy to understand. you made a short joke about yourself..lol

Good review ...thank you :)

Great video and review, I am looking at the 2-person version of this tent for backpacking. Do you think it will fit between the body and lid/brain of a 50l Osprey Atmos backpack? If so, do you think this would be a good place to carry/balance a tent when backpacking? Thanks

Thanks for the video

If you want a longer handle slip the case on the back of the knife.

This is a wonderful review! Thank you!!!

Bedankt

Thanks for your work!

such a good husband! my wife cleans her hiking boots herself because i also hate cleaning them lol

Should be great in colder weather... Airflow wise it looks very restrictive...

I have the light duty eldris with a full scandi grind I find better for carving and crafting than my mora 120 and 106. I carried it for a year until my RA from getting the knife out of the belt sheath easily

Doing Mt Whitney this Summer with my Osprey Kestral 48. Thank you. I subscribed

Technically a good tutorial, but DAMN, you have an awful lot of heavy heavy gear…for the hiking newbies, you could shave off at least 5 lbs by switching out a few pieces for smaller lighter weight stuff…they don’t have to be expensive options just different. I’m not an ultra light backpacker…I carry exactly the same items but come in at 22lbs. What you carry on your back is as important as how you carry them. Not trying to troll you, just offering advice for what seems like a lot of beginners in the comments. Just saying…

Great review! really good one, seen a lot reviews of it but this one was outstanding, showing all that functionalities in decent way, thumbs up !

Thx very much!❤

Thank for the review!

Hi Gijs, I hope you're doing well. Thank you for taking the time to provide this review. I appreciate it; nicely done. Currently, I have an Enan for solo camping and a Nammatj 3 GT. However, since I am not using the Nammatj 3 GT anymore for deep winter or expeditions, I am looking into lighter options. I think the Helags ticks all the boxes, but I would like to see a GT version, to be honest. There is an 800g difference between both the Kaitum and Helags models. Therefore, I guess it will depend on the intended use which one is best. I am thinking of using the tent with my family during spring-autumn in the UK. How does the Helags perform in late autumn and windy environments? Since I use the Enan even in snow-free conditions in winter (I did minor modifications with a small weight penalty), I would be inclined to save the weight and get the Helags. However, going solo and with family are different scenarios. Thank you for your insights. Regards, Guido

ik ga er mijn laptop ook in steken voor mijn woon werkverkeer, toch duidelijk iets wat ik nog mis, een rugzak voor de langere verplaatsingen wat woon-werk betreft

Great video 😊

I understand that the midsole is made of polyurethane, but I am concerned about its long-term durability as it will disintegrate and peel off due to hydrolysis caused by rain, mud, washing, and even if the shoe is unused, reaction with moisture in the air.

Which bag do you think is better, the VAUDE Asymmetric 42+8 vs DEUTER Aircontact Core 40+10?

I'm not interested in coffee but I must have food daily. Where do I put my skillet? Thank you

I’m wondering, if I had a bear can, where it would go in this order? I was thinking of putting right on top of sleeping bag. Does that sound right?

downburst

Awesome backpack stove 😃😃😃😃👍🏼

I don’t normally comment on videos, but super helpful video, thank you so much

My Jetboil Stash has failed (gas flow almost zero). I also replaced my original Stash under warranty two years ago. I’m thinking of buying a Windmaster this time, particularly as I do a lot of summit camping in Wales! Perhaps that was the one test you didn’t do but would seem highly relevant - a wind test for the ‘wind master’!

Salut à toi l’aventurier 😉, c’est quoi ton lit de camp :marque et model ? Merci à toi . A bientôt.

Great idea to test it in a freezer😂. I really appreciate the time and effort you put in 👍. Would have been interesting to compare it to other mats…

Very nice video sharing especially for a beginner , thanks !

In case this helps someone, the main difference in weight between this and the regular model is the bikepack bag is 109g heavier, 132g vs 23g, so if packing just for hiking, change the bag or don't use one. The poles are 79g heavier, likely because of the extra ferrules needed. Cheers for the review.

Ahhhhh I'm too late! They've discontinued the Mummy model unfortunately. Great video and review, I love to hear about interesting quirky products like this, especially from a sustainability point of view. Would you know of any other mummy type hiking bag that's made from cotton? I can't seem to see many options online 🤔

44 Nm of torque?¿ Bosch CX has 85Nm...Not a good spec for 10k€ mind you I've never tried it. Anyone that has please comment...maybe the feeling of a mid mounted engine and rear on-wheel engine is different?¿

Very thorough review, much appreciated. Seems like an excellent 3-season/no snow 2 person tent. Wouldn't be surprised to see some folks using it as a very roomy one person tent. 70D floor and 20D outer make a combination that's new to me but seems sturdy and most probably well is. Very roomy inside, with dual vestibule space and doors. 4 pockets! ('Hilleberg has listened!', the inner-tent-more-pockets!-afficionados can rejoice. 😉) The price is typically 'Hilleberg steep'. I've found my 'Hilly' (soulo rl) to be worth it though, incredible quality ensuring comfort and a decent sleep, also in gnarly conditions.

You Cook birthbark from a life tree 😢😢😢😢

an* Downburst!

Downburst

This knife came out almost simultaneously with the Condor Otzi knife. I think they were both influenced by the same thought. If a copper aged person could get along with a 2” blade, then it should be fine for the rest of us. It does seem perfectly suited for those small camp tasks that are more detail oriented.

What type of power bank is recommendable

awesome! did you review instinct 2x?

Hello! I have a question about cowhide. Doesn't the heat from the stove damage the hide? The grass under my Winnerwell stove always gets very dry. I also bought a cowhide for my Tentipi Safir 7. Now I'm wondering if I need an additional heat protection mat. What is your long-term experience? Best wishes from Germany! 😊👍🏻

Hello Great video. I just purchased a Helags 2 after watching this video. Do you have any tips on a sleepingmat x2 that would fit in it? Most of mats i have seen are 65 cm wide,

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A really good review for the Singi 48. I wasn't thinking about it but it wanted a backpack bigger than 35 but not so big as the 60+. I'm glad you mentioned your wife can use it. Sounds like a very versatile backpack. Thanks for sharing it. Love to see what you put inside your side pockets.

I vote for the Downburst, it's a really new model, haven't seen much about it yet :) thanks Gijs

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