They all just copy each other basically. Just the quality of it that makes the difference

I love my Unna for solo camping. Take my Keron 3GT when the Mrs is coming along. I unclip the inner tent when cooking, gives me plenty of room. Never tried mine in extreme conditions, getting to old for that kind of camping. The ease of pitching is a big plus for me. Thanx for sharing!

For another 70g or so you could have the Mythic Ultra 180 which I have used comfortably down to -3'C on my home made SS2 (Side Sleeper Mat Mk2) 7mm thick folding CCF mat that is insanely warm for it's thickness. I tested it with a thermal camera on one side whilst blasting it with a hair dryer on full heat on the other side and could not detect any heat leaking through it, apart from a tiny amount where the various folds are. It weighs just 150g and packs into a cube about 150mm square, or you can reconfigure how you pack it to make it longer and narrower...So my 3 season sleep system is under 600g! I've just bought the Mythic Ultra 360 for really cold winter camping and I am considering pairing it up with Rab Ultrasphere 4.5. I currently use a lightweight hot tent and stove for winter camping (the tent is about 1.7kg and the stove is 820g with a 7.5 foot stovepipe/chimney.) but once the stove burns out during the night and the temperature drops that is when the 360 and the Ultrasphere should be worth their weight in gold. I am also considering using an OMM Core sleeping bag Liner...It might make the 180 as warm as the 360 for a lot less money...I will compare the two and let you know.

Jesus - what a 'walk around the park'. Case in point 8:03 - a full minute of waffle while you faff around with a peg - go and watch Outdoor Boys - learn how to edit.

You spelt the title wrong. Just letting you know. { Hillberg}

I want to see someone make a video on how much lighter you can make the Hilleberg unna by removing unnecessary stuff, changing out guelines, small modification, using bungee cord for the inner tent etc. Good review of the tent anyways.

Hi, what fleece are you wearing there please? Is that the bentu ? Thanks

Good video. The lack of porch is the main negative for me. Need space for a soaking wet pack or cooking in bad weather.

Oh, I didn't know that they are reflective guylines.

The Unna is a thing of beauty. Great demonstration thank you

how is the stitching no the micro puff and das light compared to the nano puff (and compared to the Rab cirrus jackets)? I had a nano puff but was unsatisfied with the durability of the stitching - especially around the arms it kept going loose within months of purchase.. :(

Great comparison, thanks! I'm torn between the Cirrus Alpine & Cirrus Ultra. Will replace my old down jacket and old synthetic jacket (Nano Puff) for the combination of everyday use, commuting (dry and damp conditions), walks/hikes (non technical light intensity) and last but not least to bring along my bikepack adventures. Living in the Netherlands so it's temp range is somewhere between 12 and -4 C. Any advice on which jacket would be the best pick? I'm leaning towards the Ultra because of better regulating abilities and 2 way zipper which is super helpful on the bike. Cheers!

my samaya alpine 2.0 single wall condensFREE. bit pricy at 1300 €, love it. ❤

⁠. Ribelle tech is garbage is gets wet instantly (I’ve tried 3 different pair all the same and also 1 of each version all the same) and they stay wet and don’t dry for days. In cold this is unacceptable, Bdry/Hdry whatever they’re calling it (renamed for copyright issues) is total garbage. Stick w gore Tex if you want that. The 5:07 se are a total fail. Also the lace retention mechanism is a tiny flimsy little plastic thing that pops out constantly and is so small it can get easily lost. Doesn’t hold tension at all. The newer version also uses stretchy laces that make tension even worse and less reliable. The lace cover pops open constantly and is useless and makes using a proper gaiter impossible as well. They are silly fashion accessories only. Not to mention offering zero ankle supprt whatsoever by design. But the wetting issue is the most serious by far and not drying out. Though the lacing tensioner is also a major fail. Worst design ever and I really wanted to like it I liked the concept but it’s a total fail.

I purchased a Race S as was impressed by all the hype it has been given and the fact they were made in Finland. Not the case my one seems to be made in China and the Heart rate sensor is way off, over 200bpm when doing my regular run or swim for a 49 year old bloke! 😮 I have tred to contact Suunto so hope they can sort it out. Maybe just a bad sensor? Everything else is awesome about this watch so i hope they can resolve. 🤞

Great review of a awesome tent!!

what about cold weather? e.g. 10f?

Nice review. My experience with the All Season matches your thoughts. It's a really comfortable mat (mine is long wide, I'm 6'3"/190cm) and very quiet. The All Season is great for half-year use and overkill for summer unless camping on snow, but it doesn't work for me below freezing temps. A couple of mornings with ice floating in the water bottles followed nights where I tossed and turned to avoid the cold coming through the mat. A few nights of backyard testing around 25F/-4C was uncomfortable after 3-4 hours. These tests alternated using a 15F and 5F bags, neither could stop the cold coming up from the ground and were perfectly warm on top, hence the rotisserie action for the night. I'm moving to an EC now for winter snow camping, simply trying to avoid packing more insulation mat layers with added weight and fussing around as I've done in the past. I generally sleep warm with minimal covers compared with most others I've camped with over 60 years, but YMMV (or I might be getting colder with age).

any thoughts on whether need a conventional mat or something underneath to stop punctures, which I understand the Ultrasphere is particularly prone to ?

Suunto Race is made in china and Suunto Race S is made in finland?

Very informative video, would you say there is any warmth difference between the Cirrus and the Ultra? Does the different insulation offer any more warmth, or just compression? Thanks in advance.

What temperature is this good for and is it good for city use?

great video

How about between rab ascent down jacket and rab axion pro comparison, which one is warmer and more durable ? Thanks

It still sounds dreadful!!

Ive the black label version with double poles, near 3kg but I would trust it anywhere.

I hate cuffs on this, other than that it would be the best lightweight jacket. Why can't they put simple band or something like in Breithorn jacket from TNF?

what sort of wind speeds can this handle, any idea?

Very nice looking jacket

It looks perfect! Can’t wait to use mine when I go to Switzerland and Venice, especially Venice. I don’t fancy using roller near water.

Missed out the torque vr guide trouser. Good vid tho'

Я понимаю что в этот тип палатки, будет очень сильно задувать ветер. Потому что окно очень высоко сделали в самой высокой точки

I have this boots and I LOVE them

Would you chose this over a wool jacket

Now made in China 😂

Or just change it, cheap as chips. Curious how does this work for large gas cylinders. Unbelievable

Great informative video. I’m looking for a good quality pair of boots but most boots the soles are to hard for my older feet. Thanks for the company info. Now I can contact them to see if they can help. Do you know if they ship to the USA?

Doesn’t have sapphire crystal-has gorilla hlass

I sold mine years ago... Now I'm shopping for one again... It's an amazing tent.

What would you say the temperature range is on this jacket.

Whether your tent is the Enan or the Akto, the end vents need to be open for ventilation. Remember, Tents are designed to provide "shelter", not "warmth". My tent of choice is the dark green Enan. I'm a mere 5'3" so most every tent ever sold is roomy, for MEeee. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada, U.S.A.

best video for comparison between models!!!

I have just purchased my first pair and will be christening them on snowdon over Xmas. Can’t wait. The fitting at an altberg outlet in leamington was second to none. And the choice of sizes and width fittings is unparalleled.

What type of Hilleberg Tent were you compressing into that sack?

Greetings from Taunton... Massachusetts!

How deep/big are the pockets on the arc eco??

Need better lighting in your vid

She tells about 20D for the bikepack version, I checked the NX2 and the floor is 30D indeed. Above that the inner tent is 10D for the bikepack and 20D for the NX2. The NX2 is sturdier. The mesh in the roof and sidewalls are the opposite at the 2 tents, which is strange IMO. Why would you use mesh on top because condensation on inside of the outer tent drips on top of it. A pro on the NX2 were the vent openings at head and feet, they disappeared on the bikepack and replaced with door openings where anyone can look through at night. I went for the NX2 again.

They just had to make the Spark yellow didn't they? I'd prefer a more neutral color.