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I would take one of the Mermite over two Yeti's

I have one I bough about ten years ago. It has three brand new canisters and brand new gasket. $500 won't get it from me. It was used very little. I got lucky when I bought it for $100.

I can definitely see how that could be very handy! Lots of options packed into a small case.

Good load out! Looks like you are well prepared for the night.

Pretty cool. 😎

Nice pack & looks like your all set for a quick overnighter

Pretty neat! Keep us updated on how it holds up & how many charges you get on a full charge !

Looks like a decent unit

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Thank you for sharing！🥳

Looks like a great item

YHWH bless you!

Looks like a great unit, it seems better built than a similar looking unit I had , had it on the dash of my vehicle and it warmed still works but the circuitry is exposed. You did a great review and that's definitely a better unit than mine. Hope you have an awesome weekend

Good review, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

National Guard gave me a huge wool blanket after a hurricane blew through my area and this thing RULES.

I feel ya brother on the small shelters & on sleeping in the vehicle! Cool little shelter, thanks for sharing & pay no attention to the negative comments!

Watch corpral corner. He shows how we set the tent up in the military.

Just curious if you have a video on your fire kit. I’m always interested in seeing what other people carry.

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I'll have to check out that wedge. Perhaps I won't need to tote a c-pap and battery to the woods if I can sit up.

Heck yeah love my Markhor 45 also! Best bag I have for hiking, other then that all the Hidden woodsman bags I love using for my other treks and stuff!

Sweet setup! Man its in good shape too! Got to take care of yourself. Nothing wrong with doing the right thing to keep you healthy!

Nice to visit again, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

I was very surprised to see it was still available this morning, I saw the video yesterday and hoped it would hold out until I could get it today lol. That was an amazing price, and thank you so much! I'm glad you decided to let it go lol, I've been wanting one of these for a while now. Keep the great videos and deals coming!

Many nights spent in one of those as a boy scout., great memories but I don’t miss the weight or size lol. Haven’t commented in a while but know I’m still very much following your journeys and praying for your well being. Take care brother Kenny. Aloha 🤙🏽

You have two adopted nephews who I bet could sleep in that tent 😂

I slept under that canvas. It’s what we had, no rip stop nylon invented yet. I don’t miss humping that heavy s#;t. The nostalgia… not precious memories, maybe a few. Oh, well, work’s work, old memories are water under a bridge. Thanks for bringing back old memories…from an old grunt, vet, retired, tired, on the Little River, in the hills of east Tennessee.

Great to see you back in the woods. Don't let that guy get you down. Normal people care about how you are doing. Nothing beats the smell of that army canvas baking in the sun. I lived in a canvas tent for awhile on a ROK base in Korea. I stayed in a shelter half tent a few times as a kid. I like them. Take care brother.

Carried two myself after I made SSG but my over twenty years using them I’m a cot or hammock person…At 62 I don’t sleep on the ground unless it the last resort. Have fun stay safe.

Great seeing you Kenny. My first trip camping was in the back yard in dad's old shelter halves. This brought back some memories.

can’t tell you how much I appreciate your making this video; for several reasons. The least of which is, like you, I have wonderful memories of sleeping in a green canvas tent as a child (backyard “camp outs”) and I have just recently begun looking for a US Army pup tent. That’s likely why your video popped up in my feed. But I’m also a near 60 year old lady who isn’t as young, fit or agile as she used to be. Which leads me to the second reason I appreciate your video…. You’re honest. And you didn’t try to spit shine a disappointing experience. And that my friend is mor valuable, more helpful, more educational and more”real life” practical than one of those videos that edits out reality to create a perfect story. So thank you for your integrity. I have just subscribed. Best yo you from central Indiana.

Good Morning ! At 63, sleeping on the ground aint much so much fun any more. TAKE CARE..

Last time I spent the night in mine it took two days for all my aches and pains to go away… I didn’t have a sleep pad. It is fun to set up as a “day-camp” shelter for hanging out and cooking though. Front seat in recline mode ain’t a bad bed sometimes 🤣

Some impromptu knots on top of a ridgeline minus the poles for more estate

Glad to see you’re back to your old video content. The reason I subscribed to your channel.

Awesome video. Love the tent. 😀👍✝️

Nice Kenny I just scored one of these halves for5$ at the flea market haven’t had it out yet

Big move up from the hollow log! I also did some of my first camping with my cousin in the early 1960 in shelter half's

Got to love the keyboard warriors who probably haven't camped since they were a BoyScout and know everything about nothing.

Great video. Just a thought. Perhaps put the tent up somewhere you can leave it outside and begin using it for short stays and see if eventually your breathing improves to the point of another over nighter. But, remember you have nothing to prove here. Good Health is EVERYTHING. It is a very cool tent. But maybe a wall tent of sorts will give you what you need. It would be my choice after Buckeye Bushcraft did his wall tent series. Have a good evening and weekend. Looking forward to your next video. 👍

Wonderful video, this reminds me of my youth , i had one with buttons in 63 , but moved on to snaps later , have a wonderful weekend, thanks for sharing, YAH bless brother !

That is the date of manufacture 3/66

Nice set up. Seems like it would be easier with a ridgeline. I think I’ll try it that way and attach the tarp to prusik loops from the ridgeline.

I took a 1/2" diameter straw and cut into roughly 2" lengths. I sealed one end of the 2" straw with a lighter and crimped the end. Then injected vaseline followed up with a cotton ball. Sealed the remaining end. No mess, waterproof, fits into a kit, pocket or wherever. I do like this as well. Thanks for sharing.

Switch to the utility its better

Someone may have said it already, if so sorry. But I’d have anything on the outside of my pack in a dry bag of some sort

Nice rig and kit.

Good looking rig Kenny!