Good to see you Stina, it's great to see that you're so comfortable in front of the camera these days :) Great vid!

Hej Matti, Annie is a such a sweatheart, she slept two nights in my bed in the cabin during dog sledding tour beginning of march this year. She stretched out in the bed as much as she could 😂🥰🥰. Lovely doggy friend. Looking forward for the next tour very soon

Great info. You do see some ugly things when in nature 😊😊😊

After digging a hole, place a rock on both sides of the hold, now put the heel of each boot you are wearing on one of the rocks so that your heel is higher than the ball of each foot. Now Squat & dump. The rocks under each heel will provide you with stability. all during the "squat". Warm Regards from far away Reno, Nevada, U.S.A.

If away from trees and you have a shovel insert it's blade deep and lean back using it for balance. Test before committing though as you don't want to fall backwards.

Good to see you again, Stina😊 I don't have any questions regarding this particular subject matter. However, I think I recall you mentioning during your kennel tour that you use the dog pooh in your compost - if possible, could you do a video on how to compost. With 50 dogs, that's a lot of pooh. It's good to put it to good use whenever possible. Thanks - looking forward to seeing more of your video's.

Very detailed instruction, thank you! I for myself use a special paper, designed for yachting and camping (WEPA liquify). In water, it decomposes in a few hours, in moist ground it takes more time, of course. I think, it is impregnated with cellulose eating bacteria, because you can see kind of bubbles. Of course, it is free of perfume and bleach, it has got he EU ecolabel.

Very important video!!!

The paper is always damp to light so I keep a little 30ml bottle of alcohol in my hygiene kit to help with the burn.

Thanks for braving this subject! Modern toilet paper actually takes years to decompose, so it is better to carry it out. As a woman for peeing I use a "pee-buddy" which allows me to pee standing up and without letting my pants down. Very comfortable, though it is a learning curve to do it properly.

Easy way go in a freezer bag or dog poop bag then put everything in your matés rucksack or burgan

how do you do it in an emergency?😰😰 If it takes that long, I think there will be a problem!!!😰

Thanks for giving us the "Straight Poop!" Ha! It's in "The Urban Dictionary."

The more remote your hiking, the less safe ultralight is. If you are very remote, you need sturdier gear, more repair gear, and more redundancy. If one is hiking the Appalachian Trail in the U.S., he is rarely far from other hikers, and usually within a few miles of a road or town. That hiker can cut corners and go ultralight. A person in remote Alaska or the Canadian Northern Wilderness would be risking catastrophe by going ultralight.

fallen logs work well too. just remember to lean forward. Shit happens.

Stina's back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The reason for this behavior when becoming whet is that this fabric is PU-Coated on the inside. That also is the reason why it is heavier than high end tents which are made from silicone coated fabrics. Additionally there is this effect of pu-coating coming loose after sone time of usage - most people know this effect from the „flakes“ older backpacks show on their inside.

Hi Matti, I want to try the Coffee Cheese on my next skating trip. What is the name of that cheese? Maybe I can find it here in Chicago.. you totally sold me on this.

I have to ask- what is your coffee of choice? Always looks so good- especially with all the snow!

I've been using the soulo for years. Since my backpack weighs 20 kg anyway, it's not entirely clear to me what 1 kg less would do for me. For better ventilation you can lift the bottom edge of the outer tent with a stone etc. I don't have the money for several solo tents. So for me the soulo is the multitool that can do everything. and as I said, I don't feel 1kg more or less.

Горелки MSR это "АК-47" среди горелок. Там тупо нечему ломаться - одно резиновое колечко и все. Ну а насосы периодически ломаются у всех горелок.

Thanks for your review! Love the dog!!

That guy is Way too close to that moose. With tiny little trees in between. Very dangerous! He's a wild animal. If there was a female around, he would have charged! I've had one charge me and we had a 10 foot fire going. He didn't care. He circled around us and we were behind big trees. Moose are huge animals. Getting that close is dangerous. Also, if you have bears around, no food in the tent, no cooking in the tent, unless you want a bear visit later. I camp a lot, this looks like a wonderful hike, but the wild animals are not being taken into consideration. In Grand Lake, Colorado, the Mayor got head butted by a moose and died.

I enjoy watching your videos.

Always a good day to watch Matti & Stina! 😊

Annie looks to be having a wonderful time too

Hej, grymt kul video som vanligt! Här i Strömsund är det för varmt idag men .... huxflux är det vinter igen och jag byter sparkcykel med släden😂. Hälsningar från Jämtland /Claudia och Malamuter

I am glad that you mentioned the hip belt doesn’t really wrap around your waist because I have the same issue with my Atmos AG and I am getting rid of it just after one trial!

Hi Matti and Stina! I have been following you for a little bit more than year now, discovered the channel when I got my husky puppy, I was looking for tips on how to go camping in the nature with a dog and things like that. Now my dog is 1y6m old and we just finished our first little tour in France. It was a five day trip from Alençon to Mt St Michel, in total we did 190km. I was cycling and my dog could either run besides the bike, pull the bike or rest in a trailer. I thought it would be an easy trip as we would do between 25 and 46 km a day (which is not much for a bycicle ride), but it turned out quite difficult because managing a dog is not that easy hahahaha. I was not ready for the mental load and ended up quite stressed out. I was always asking myself : Am I asking to much of her? Is she happy to be "forced" to run forward for so long? Is it to hot? Is she drinking enough? Is she to tired? In the end I was worrying so much about the dog that I was not taking much care of myself. I was not drinking, eating nor sleeping enough which made everything more difficult. I wanted to be as lightweight as possible so I did not bring anything nice for me. The only sweets I had were protein bars (not very tasty), I had nothing nice planed for breakfeast, not even salt or oil to pimp up my pasta. But my dog had toys, treats and bones to chew. Things she was not interested in as she was to tired from running all day. I was wondering, how do you know what your dog needs? Such as the fact that one of them needs to eat more or that the other had a back problem? I thinks this trip I did helped me appreciate your work even more. Thank you very much for sharing your sleeding adventures and your overall experience.

Hi, you really motivated us to come to jokkmokk😀 We have been on the road for a few days with our Husky and we would like to go to Jokkmokk to see what life is like there. Do you have any good tips for renting a house ?😊 Greets Ylona Johann and Mowgli husky

Hi Matti, what a wonderfull memory of this trip! You are a sneaky filmer 😂 I never noticed you filmed this much☺ Thanks to you (and Stina!). Thanks to my 3 "old and wise" 🐕ladies Fenja, Flisan en Bethan, who made me work hard on the lakes on the warm days. Saving energy, but at the end of the day had the energy to pull me up the hill effortlessly. Thanks to the guys Indy and Isak, who had no other job than to follow the ladies😁. Thanks to Theresa, Julian and Christian. All of you made this trip unforgettable!! Tanja

I'm planning on getting one, and your video was really helpfull:)

Great trip! Love watching the huskies run. I’ll be hiking in northen Sweden this summer. I am wondering which weather forecast app or website that you prefer to use. Tack

Thank you, very interesting and beautiful. From. Spokane, Washington, USA

The problem with temperature values on sleeping bags is that many companies don't really follow any standard and have their own spin on the matter.

Hej, Matti - tack så mycket för late winter/pre-spring video... marvelous.

Best cold weather boots ever invented are the coldweather bunny boots

I'm especially please you introduced 28 dogs, your guests at the beginning, guests that are new & those that have toured with you previously. And then there ia Annie!. PLEASE - WHEN, what dates, did this tour happen. Love your interaction with dogs & guests. Thank y0u for sharing part of your life in a part of the world that is so far away. Stina, I KNOW you're home taking care of the dogs that didn't go on this tour. Warm Regards from far away Reno, Nevada, U.S.A.

Great video! Thanks and greatings from Germany!

Listen the inner voice even in the jungle of the city;) - Sure you're right. Pass på beinene dine vaer så snill!

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Haha, jag älskar hur go du är med hundarna❤😊

Having just recently started looking at the Unna: For me it's the 5cm extra height compared to the Soulo, particularly for kayaking. Both Unna and Soulo have unnecessary features for this: Soulo is more sturdy than necessary with its many poles, Unna is too winter focused for a summer tent probably (but mesh inner makes it better). Niak is not fully freestanding, which I view as very desirable for such a tent.

Just got the new unaweep 4800. All the adjustments are so well thought. Love it so much. Thanks for making such a great backpack 👍👍👍

Thank you once again. I always enjoy watching your videos. I'm very impressed at how efficient and calm the two of you are while taking care of so many dogs and the accompanying chores. The dogs always look very happy and healthy. Keep up the good work 🙂👍

Honestly clicking on this video i thought i was goign to watch a documentary on abuse of sled dogs, mistreatment and such. (I dont know your channel so this is my first exposure to it), but i m happy i was wrong and you showed us this kind dive into the goings on. Thank you

I am somewhat confused; step: 1 - base layer tights and top, step 2: another base layer top and pants, step 3: thick jumper with hood, step 4: extra thick wool pants, step 5: light insulated jacket, step 6: snow suit and then step 7 - windproof jacket - is that right?