I've come to the conclusion that if people have done something for centuries, it most likely works. Even if I don't know how or why.

I bought it and after washing it three times, it became loose and loose! Not worth buying, ordinary plastic t-shirts are better

I did a research project on PFAS pollution in Dordrecht, Netherlands from the Tata Steel factory there. It was truly terrifying how the people that live nearby literally will die if they eat the eggs of their chickens or any vegetables they grow in the ground. It's a serious crisis that will be so hard to come back from due to them being forever chemicals. Well done!

"I have a lot of tents" "none of my tents have holes in them" I wonder why genius

Another piece of secret gear is latex gloves under your regular gloves. it will trap a little bit of humidity but that will keep your hands from drying out.

Mesh base Layers look like you are in a BDSM club 😅

Don’t forget a considerably higher CG, so more inclined to roll over in iffy situations….. Or, go slow everywhere.

LOL, I'll believe if the manufacturer says in writing they will replace my brand new iPhone after it becomes a brick from getting wet. I'm waiting guys for you to ask me for my waist size LOL.

A brand now proven to be deadly to wearer’s. Toxic death.

Thank you for alerting us to this issue.

It would appear to me that one of the best known cures for cancer is to put the petrochemical companys out of business...

Thank you. I had Zero knowledge before this video and could have unintentionally harmed our environment.

I have a Roofnest, and I love it very much. Recently, I bought a new car, and I was debating if I would move to the new one, so I tried tent camping again, and I realized that I loved the roof tent too much. The roof tent stays much more clean. I campwhere it gets very cold. I camp in bear country. The roof tent keeps you off wet or cold ground and away from critters. I am a woman and camp alone, but I feel much safer in the roof tent. I feel more protected and have window awnings if it is severe weather. Mine has a hard shell on top and 480 lbs of upward struts, making me feel like if parts of a tree or hail come down, I am safe. Mine goes up in two minutes and down in 10 (because I have short arms). I can do things all day and drive in at dark, and up goes the tent, and I crawl into bed. Some nights I am doing a lolong-haulrive, so being able to pull it, pop it up, and sleep is handy. I decided to keep my Honda Element and the tent on the roof and make that my permanent camper vehicle. I know that I am a wimp in my older age but roof tent camping means I am comfortable and sleep well at night feeling much safe for many reasons.

Scorpions. Thats why I dont ground tent camp anymore.

May we have a pfas free clothing manufacturer page started?

Loads of good info in this video, great job mate. The MSR you show at the begining, you describe it as a chimney type, the more expencive ones seem to have this problem that you cannot use any other pos on it, but there is one that has a pot stand as standard that lets you "Highlander Fastboil 3 Stove 1.1L" Check it out, they are about half the price of the others too.

If companies made a merino wool mesh vest it would be a winner 👍✅

I paired a WonderLIx with a Nemo pad on the cheap and it's super comfy. I use a North Face Storm 2. GREAT tent, a bit heavy. My Atmos 65 is fine, but the hip belt is a spring loaded PITA; need to change. I use a BRS 3000 and a Toaks; works fine.

как житель России, стараюсь покупать куртки на пуху классического отношения 90/10, пух лучше синтетики тем, что позволяет комфортно себя чувствовать в большом диапазоне температур, например -30С.. +2С

аэрогель хорош для обуви

My favorite mid weather jacket is the Mountain Hardwear Packdown Jacket. Beside fitting me perfect, I love that it backs down into itself and zips shut into a little bundle. But the thing I like most, which I wish more jackets used were the snap buttons instead of a zipper. The zippers in jackets nearly always are the first thing to fail. The buttons don’t fail. That’s probably why I’ve had my jacket for so long. But it’s so difficult to find an insulating jacket with snap buttons. I can leave some buttons unsnapped but still have it closed if I get warm but don’t want to walk around with it full open. Zippers suck. Snap buttons are so much better. I wish more outwear companies made their jackets with snap buttons.

Fuck I’ve been influenced..

The whole world is made of plastic too late now .everyone hated heavy glass bottles and paper bags. I laughed when they band plastic bags in maine. But everything we put in the reusable bags is made from plastic

You just proved it is all about selling more gear.

Love this!

String vests ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Crazy how the mariposa is so popular, most people I met on my thru didn't love it and had some kind of shoulder pain. Dumped it myself too.

Your heat test doesn't include the most important thing about the mesh - it's ability to shed excess moisture. If you soaked both layers before starting, I assume the difference would be even greater.

Manure

If it gets in the clouds then it would be in the rain and snow.

To all the beginners: don't listen to this dude and take the ground sheet for your tent. It will protect your tent and act as a vapor barrier. He apparently has no cue what he's talking about despite claiming to spend so much time outside. Obviously his tents don't get damaged if he takes a different one on every trip 😂

The static test in the fridge doesn't give practical results, because you move during hiking. The air is not trapped but will move around under the outer layer through the mesh. Good for ventilation, but bad for insulation. In the end it has pros and cons.

My trainers. Goretex. There is a DuPont plant about 3 miles away from where I live. Think they are Lycra specifically, though I'm not sure.

Companies and corporations destroyed this planet. Greed and power will also destroy humanity itself. Look around. Crazy whats going on. I dont see another 50 years for humanity.

Another Peer reviewed KZbin investigation 🔎 🙄

Is aerogel going to have untold consequences on our environment like plastics have! Feathers are natural and breakdown.. These evil scientists have no clue what they are doing to our world for the sake of corporate greed!

Thank you for including the gram conversions again ❤ 😊

Thank you Very interesting

I love my Big Agnes Rapide SL wide long pad and my Xero Shoes Mesa WP kicks for most stuff. Having grown up with nothing but 20" pads that I hated, the extra pad width is so nice. When I need a new bag, I'll try some stuff out. Will probably get a pillow. In the snow and cold, I have a pair of Merrell insulated boots that are nice and warm. Sitting outside at night in winter, you want insulated.

what about lemon eucalyptus oil?

The temperature gradient, delta T, should drive out the water vapor to the cooler air outside even though it may be at saturation. The cooler temp outside can not hold as much vapor which is true, while the warmer air inside the jacket can - but what if the surface area of the membrane is too cold which then causes the water vapor, that could have otherwise “escaped”, to condense back on the inside of the jacket (water has high surface tension and as a new liquid water particle is formed it might actually attract additional border line water vapor molecules and convince those to condense too right on the inside layer of the jacket! lol 😂What do you think about that?!

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Rab C Nesbitt, 21st Century trend setter! Who would'a guessed? 😅

3:05 Y'all seeing that tiny skeleton crawling out of the tree-eye pupil? edit: 3:29 that's.... someone carved a goofy face into that tree... right?

Brynje super thermo is polypropylene, not polyester.

I have used Brynje since the 70s in cotton for summer and in wool for sub-zero winter snowshoeing Both tee shirts and long johns So this is not new onto the outdoor market Extremely effective and highly recommended

Macpac is where it is at. Hardy, best fit, highest loads. On mountains, bush & Antartica.

-33 "You might not die, but you won't ever be the same either." I can vouch for that. -40 and a very old issue military sleeping bag in a tent that was not set up properly and had wind running through it and no fire. The only night I didn't actually take off my clothes and get into the sleeping bag with my undies as you're supposed to do (to utilise your own bodyheat). I have never been the same since.

Hmm... time for a new shell. I'd also be curious about whether PFAS are in re-treatment products such as Nikwax. Ah, good! I have an old GT shell, but treated it recently with Nikwax. So probably another season, then off to the shredder. Of course, how can you keep it out of the environment when it's in a landfill? That might be worse than just letting it take up space in your closet.