5 Ultralight Tarp setups with a 9' x 5' Silnylon Tarp Shelter & 2 Trekking Poles

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5 different tarp set ups in order of weather protection using a simple 9 foot x 5 foot silnylon tarp, 2 trekking poles and some 2mm dyneema cord. Great for use with a bivvy for ultralight hiking & wild camping.
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[@kellycoote7149]

Best tarp video on youtube. In ten minutes you learn five practical, well thought out and executed tarp setups for real world hiking and camping including three modified lean-tos, a diamond and a half pyramid, sequenced in order of increasing protection from the weather, with excellent instruction, high video quality and relaxing music. Loved it. Worth watching again and again until you get it cuz it’s all you need. Thank you.

[@SummitandCamp]

Kelly Coote Thanks Kelly. I’m really pleased you found it useful. Ive posted some updated versions of each set up here which you might also find useful sdbwanderings.blogspot.com/2015/07/pimp-my-tarp.html?m=1

[@BobPreis]

An A-frame would have been nice. Otherwise great video.

[@SummitandCamp]

@@BobPreis finally updated this with an A frame as requested 😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@Olympia_Outdoors]

Your tarp tutorials forever changed the way I camped. :)

[@SummitandCamp]

Olympic Outdoors Dad That's great to hear thanks :-)

[@Olympia_Outdoors]

Stephen Bunting do you ever use a larger tarp at all? I use a 10 X 8 1/2 foot tarp would love to see your technique with something like that. This was by far the best video on ground dwelling tarp setups for beginners that I have found, by the way.

[@SummitandCamp]

Olympic Outdoors Dad No I've never needed anything bigger. Where I camp it's usually wind protection I need so 'roof type' set ups like the A frame are no good for me. 9x5 is perfect for solo use for the odd night. Bigger tarp would be great for longer trips.

[@boataful]

Most helpful video for a girl trying to figure out how I can use this out camping alone...thanks!

[@n8jones418]

Easily my favorite tarp video on KZbin :) Thanks for putting this together, it really helped me understand the basics of how to pitch a tarp.

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Thanks for this concise look at some rectangular tarp pitches that will actually work well. Its refreshing.

[@SeanHendy]

Lots of great ideas, well presented. At the end, for max protection, nothing beats the simple ridge tent shape, with the tarp folded along its length to form the ridge, pole about half the size as shown, at each end. You crawl in from one end, it's about the size of a one man bivvi, and with the tarp to the ground on each side and your pack at one end, it will keep out even the harshest of weathers.

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks. The attraction for me with tarping is the exposure and open views so I tend to prefer the more open configurations. If I know the weather will be poor, I will usually take a tent :-)

[@SeanHendy]

sdb101 for a lot of my time in the field during 9 years in the army I was dismounted (no vehicles), so we had what we could carry, which was a tarp (poncho as we called it). Most times though, it only went up if the weather looked like it was going to be really wet otherwise we made do with a foam roll mat and sleeping bag in a goretex bivvi bag and slept in the open.

[@BobPreis]

I think you mean A-frame. And yeah, that is a glaring omission in this video.

[@bereantrb]

Bob Preis The only “glaring omission” is the one between your ears.

[@wesleywright7322]

Great video. Nice relaxing music to enjoy while watching all the cool tarp setups.

[@freedomofabird]

Easily the best video on different pitching options I've found. Thanks buddy.

[@SummitandCamp]

Many Thanks. Ive actually updated the video here which you might also find helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E Best wishes and apologies for the late reply. Steve.

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Five really great shelter options...well done! I love your backyard. I'm a yard man, too, and take pride in its appearance.

[@SummitandCamp]

Alexander Weaver Thanks fella. Yeh I love my back garden. Will look even better when the kids grow up and I get rid of all their junk :-)

[@serosedserio6531]

I love this video, but I am not a "yard man". The yard is where the kids go and the dogs poop. I would like to see some of these configurations put up in driving sleet on the top of a mountain in moderate to high wind on rocky terrain. Still, very well done and informative video.

[@tdej4606]

I just bought a 9f oot x 5 foot tarp to use it during the Fjällraven Classic in Sweden this week. I have never used a tarp, only a bivi. Your videos are eye openers. Thank you very much.

[@SummitandCamp]

Tannie de Jongh Thanks very much. I'm pleased you found them useful. Good luck in the 'Classic'. Hope you have a great time.

[@Stampistuta]

I just started using hiking poles and considered getting a Bivvy. These set ups are pretty good inspiration for what I could do. Thanks.

[@SummitandCamp]

You’re welcome. Thanks for commenting.

[@DonMilligan]

the last pitch is by far my favorite 👍

[@BenLovee]

how much space does it give?

[@DrookitDram]

Well done. I've been considering a tarp and this is helpful. Thanks for posting it.

[@ipaales7552]

By far the best on KZbin.....appreciate it

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks! I’ve updated it here too kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@ipaales7552]

@@SummitandCamp ok thanks , doing a tarp znd bivvy camp on Haystacks Saturday normaly use my tent but gonna try something different and your tarp set ups are big help cheers 🍻

[@SummitandCamp]

@@ipaales7552 what a great place to camp. Weather looks spot on too. Hope you have a great camp. Go with the lean to 😄

[@ipaales7552]

@@SummitandCamp will do cheers 🍻

[@Denman500.]

I would use the first setup the most, I like it the best Thanks.

[@SummitandCamp]

I’m guessing you must camp at low altitude out of the wind or in forests. I tend to camp up high and it’s the wind I’m looking to shelter from so the first tarp set up is one I use the least. I’m looking at doing more forest camping though so that might change. Happy camping 👍

[@ulnoohiker8983]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, my favorite is the cave and I have used it on many occasions as well in many different weather conditions.

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks George. Yes the cave does seem popular but I think it works best with a bigger tarp than my little 9x5.

[@thewestonfront]

Concise, clear & very useful. Thank you.

[@SummitandCamp]

Glad you liked it. Did an update here if want to see the latest version kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks]

Thankyou, been struggling with a tarp and this helps no end. Atb

[@GreencampRhodie]

You did great tarp config demos - would be good to see more :-))

[@SummitandCamp]

RhodieFreedomCamp Many thanks for the feedback. I will see what I can do.

[@mattreid859]

Thanks mate! Just decided to get a smaller tarp because of this excellent wee vid!

[@SummitandCamp]

Matt Reid Glad you liked it. Make sure you check out the updated videos also. Links in the details.

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

Simple, but strong and useful designs. In the 197Os.I lived in the woods for 3 months each summer, with a poncho that size, used as a tarp at night. My favorite pitch was in the lee of a big fallen log, with the log for an upwind wall, and brush walls.

[@SummitandCamp]

tom jackson sounds perfect. Just love the versatility of tarps.

[@TheWalkingKev]

Great video, I've been thinking about trying a tarp out and you've shown me how easy - and flexible tarp camping can be. Great work, subbed.

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks Kev. Appreciated. I’ve actually updated that video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E You might find some additional useful info. Happy tarping !

[@herzaventuras]

nice and easy setups, thanks for sharing them with us, as a tip to tension the tent evenly at the back and gain more space inside, you could put 2 braces with the same pole and anchor it in a single point, a really like you put them together in a single video, you got my suscription and support, good luck with your projects bro.

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks. I have updated this video here which does address some of your comments. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@sexyalexy58]

Hi really like your videos. I am a female 59 who has never put up a tarp.. I need to know how to do this with a bigger tarp for the beach. I’m taking my baby grandson and we need shade! It’s pretty windy, so maybe you could do a quick video for me and some others😊👍🏼you’re so knowledgeable and make it look easy! Thanks from Texas.

[@salotimo]

Nice..Maby last one is my favourite too.Thanks Man.

[@pspicer777]

Tarp'ology force with this one be strong.

[@SummitandCamp]

Indeed yes my young Paduan. Remember … tents lead to the dark side.

[@pspicer777]

@@SummitandCamp U R quite wonderful. Happy Holidays to you and yours. 👍

[@ickeausberlin36]

Thanks for the demonstration. I have used a 9x9 so far and am thinking about going with a smaller tarp. However I fear I might be less protected from the weather. I like a setup that is flexible so my favourite is the cave because I think one might be able to raise one side (where your head is) with a stick or by tying it to a tree and once the weather changes to the worse you just stake that side down to the ground. I might give that a try. Thanks again and best wishes.

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks for the comment. The cave is much better with a bigger tarp like yours. I usually camp above the tree line at altitude and so the weather is invariably coming from one direction. Ive camped in some wild weather using just the ‘lean to’ and ‘flying V’ and they have given plenty of protection. Having said that, if I know the weather is going to be poor I will take a tent. Tarps are best when you can appreciate the views and exposure.

[@wh33l6r]

Very instructive! Thanks for posting!

[@jbradshaw4236]

This was a really, really good vid.

[@grimlightwildoutdoors]

You missed the floating a frame used by the armed forces 👍🇬🇧

[@SummitandCamp]

I’ve covered that on the updated version of this video. See the description.

[@benhikescamps]

Really like these setups. Thanks loads for posting this. I've just invested in a DD 3x3 Superlight tarp. A different size to yours, but hoping I can get similar results.

[@SummitandCamp]

Londoner Outdoors Glad you found it helpful. The 3x3 is a classic tarp shape and there are lots of options for good set ups. Happy tarping.

[@JoannaForbes1]

Very helpful. Just taken delivery off my first tarp!

[@SummitandCamp]

Joanna Forbes I hope you have a great time with it. I’ve updated the videos to include the use of ‘lifters’ which improves the tension of the pitches. See here for details sdbwanderings.blogspot.com/2015/07/pimp-my-tarp.html?m=1

[@JoannaForbes1]

Brilliant. Thanks for the link. Looking forward to saving some weight on wild camps with my dog. Bit unsure about our everlasting midge season up here though! I've got a headnet and lots of sprays so should be able to fight them off.

[@SummitandCamp]

Joanna Forbes Ah yes the wee Scots Midge. Evil little blighters. If you camp high enough you might be OK? The only other solution is to use a bivvy bag with a sewn in head net. I use an mld superlight. It’s better than being bitten but it takes the fun out of tarping IMHO. Spraying the tarp and sleeping bag with this stuff before you go can also help sawyer.com/products/permethrin-insect-repellent-treatment/

[@TheOutdoorsStation]

Good to see my tarp looking so good :) Thanks Steve

[@SummitandCamp]

TheOutdoorsStation it’s a top notch tarp Bob. I’ve been asked countless times where I bought it. I should be on commission ;-)

[@TheOutdoorsStation]

I didn't see a title on the video though :( The backpackinglight.co.uk Solo Tarp rules lol :)

[@SummitandCamp]

TheOutdoorsStation I will put a link in the description. It will save me having to keep answering questions. Just see how many times folk asked in the previous incarnation of this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6vPqoh5Z65-sJI

[@jaym9664]

My favorite song.

[@67Dinosaurus]

Well it's come to this...watching re-runs of my favourite Tarp set ups 😶 It's the only way to sleep in the great outdoors,in my opinion.... Good video....appropriate music.

[@SummitandCamp]

Well ... there’s worse ways to spend lockdown 😂 I agree. Tarps are the way. Ive updated this video recently and I reckon it’s loads better. See what you think kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@67Dinosaurus]

@@SummitandCamp Thanks for the response ! Will have a gander later,ta. As a year round Tarp user i'm still pondering the best way to combat "bug/midge season" ,with out the weight creeping up to that of a tent ? Assuming the use of a bivy bag is a given in the UK,would you just use a head net....or go full bug bivy as well ?Or use a bigger tarp,keep the bug bivy and ditch the bivy bag ? Choices eh...that's what Tarps are for...😉

[@SummitandCamp]

67Dinosaurus yeh midges are a bitch. I have the mld superlight bivy with head net. mountainlaureldesigns.com/product/mld-superlight-solo-bivy/ It’s not ideal but it works. This is one situation when a tent with full mesh inner would be best 😟 Trailstar with mesh inner is a good compromise.

[@67Dinosaurus]

@@SummitandCamp The Trailstar is good i admit but its drawback is its large footprint. That MLD looks too claustrophobic for me... A tent makes sense i'll admit.I have thought about using a bug net with an appropriate sized sheet of lightweight tyvek on stand by to throw over when needed(shaped,with footbox?).....i guess if there was an easy answer to this every one would be doing/using it !😎 Keep 'em coming See ya on the hill

[@brianwofford3831]

Very good video! Great music!

[@Hndsomdevl1]

Nice video Sir, it helped alot

[@vitalerche]

please may you do a video demonstration of the best sleeping set up

[@SpearsUnclaimed]

Satisfying to watch and informative. Well done

[@SummitandCamp]

Cheers Pal 👍

[@rdatta]

Exceptional video! Great work and thanks for posting

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks Ragan. Glad you liked it.

[@valheruguild]

This is a really great video thanks for taking the time to make it.

[@SummitandCamp]

Stonerfamily Many Thanks. I’m glad that you found it useful.

[@ollakalla1]

Best tarp video! Thank you:)

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks. I’ve actually updated it. New version is much better IMHO kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks, I am about to cut a tarp into a 9x 6 piece. Take care.

[@countrygirl63baker64]

That was very good, I learned a lot, thanks!

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks. I’ve actually updated it here which IMHO is much better ☺️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@vanorwagnerrezendefilho7024]

Thank you very much for this video. Best on KZbin!

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks. Ive actually updated it since here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E Best wishes. Steve.

[@JamesSouthwood]

This is a beautiful video.

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks James. That’s nice of you to say so. I hope you found it helpful. You can check out the updated version here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@maciomacio8745]

Fantastic brother! Thank you!

[@SummitandCamp]

You’re welcome 👍

[@davidtolentino4358]

Nice helpful and educational. 🙂🙂🤗🤗 Thanks. 🤗🤗🤗

[@dianal.1279]

In practice, that pole you're using as a lifter will fall to one of its sides, since the tension on it is only in one direction. To stabilize it, you'd need a guy line and two extra stakes.

[@SummitandCamp]

Hi there. Thanks commenting. You mean the lifter on the ‘Flying V’? Yes it does wobble around in the wind but it maintains tension and isn’t a problem. I now use a bit of shock cord loop on the tarp which helps too. See the updated video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn29ZKt8ac2giJo

[@antoinepierre123]

Thanks for sharing

[@erikc.carter7135]

Thanks so much for this tarp pitch video! I’ve watched it several times thru. You make it look so easy. Couple quick questions: (1) How long are your guy lines and (2) Do you utilize some kind of line loc for tensioning?

[@SummitandCamp]

Hi Erik and thanks for commenting. I use lengths and about 2 meters and mini line locks to adjust tension. Ive updated the video here with more derails about the lines and knots kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@stephenrichards3557]

Thanks man! I learned something from you today.

[@SummitandCamp]

Stephen Richards Glad you find it helpful. Thanks for commenting 👍

[@martinzgz23]

Great video!

[@RomeoEdward]

I just bought a 9 x 5.5 foot bushcraft tarp and your video will help me a lot. Great job with the video. Your guy lines interest me, can you tell me how thick the cord is you use and how to set it up for quick deployment as you have shown.

[@SummitandCamp]

Hi Richard. Thanks for commenting. I use 2mm dyneema line with a loop at each end. Also use mini line locks to adjust tension but rarely need them as usually easier to just re-peg. These videos might explain better. sdbwanderings.blogspot.com/2015/07/pimp-my-tarp.html?m=1

[@DavidWilliams-tk3dy]

I just couldn't do it Steve! This tarp thing. Don't know why. Need the 'security' of a piece of silnylon or cuben fibre between me and the elements. It's all in my head I know, but...

[@SummitandCamp]

David Williams Ahh but you do have that security David. You just need to angle it towards whatever direction the elements are coming from .... and then enjoy the views :-)

[@DavidWilliams-tk3dy]

But what about sheep and bears and monsters and stuff? :-)

[@SummitandCamp]

Sheep have never been a problem. I think my smelly trail shoes are more than enough to deter them. I once woke with a slug on my face though. Does that count ? ;-)

[@sanfranciscobay]

Monsters are the worst.

[@DavidWilliams-tk3dy]

SanFranciscoBay They are! Especially those in my head. 😂

[@ubaldowmdis3422]

Very nice, thanks.

[@NS-pj8dr]

Hey what song is this? I really like it

[@jag1870]

Great tut! Could you share a link to the tarp you used? Thanks again for the demonstrations.

[@SummitandCamp]

Hi Anthony. It’s probably best if you view my latest video as there is a link to the tarp I use in the description. It’s here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@scouttroop291]

If add pockes and slots. For. The old hot wheel tracks. You can get. A bow back wall. With light. Pole sys. Stiffter track get a. Hafe tube. Free standind.

[@sanfranciscobay]

Nice. Now set them up when the wind is blowing 15-20mph.

[@SummitandCamp]

SanFranciscoBay That's not a bad idea. I might well try that. Thanks.

[@sanfranciscobay]

Calm days are the easiest. When it's windy, that's when things get difficult and take longer.

[@mohammadjavadi7859]

Thank you I learned alot

[@stephen-bunting]

Mohammad Javadi you're welcome 😊

[@ashleywrichardson]

Really helpful, thank you

[@SummitandCamp]

You’re welcome. Glad you like it.

[@galvinbutler]

Hi sdb101, do you have a video or other info about how you're managing the guylines? It's hard to tell how you're quickly attaching them to the tarp and other little cord management steps. Great video!

[@SummitandCamp]

galvinbutler Hi. There are more details on the updated videos including an equipment list at the end. I use 2mm dyneema line with mini line locks to adjust length / tighten the guys. The link is here sdbwanderings.blogspot.com/2015/07/pimp-my-tarp.html?m=1

[@GeorgeDredla]

Excellent

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks. You might also like the updated version here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E Best wishes. Steve

[@koryb596]

Great video! Any suggestions if I’ll plan to be camping in a wet area with lots of timber? What are you doing for ground cover? Generic footprint?

[@stephen-bunting]

Kory B Hi. I use a small flat tyvek groundsheet normally and occasionally a bathtub floor just big enough for the air mat if it’s going to be wet. Flat groundsheet is usually fine though if you pick a spot where water is unlikely to pool.

[@koryb596]

Stephen Bunting Protip right there with the tub mat! Lol thanks again

[@kadenframes]

That is one silky back yard sir. Mind if I borrow it sometime to play with my tarps?

[@SummitandCamp]

The one good thing about all the rain we have in the UK ..... our gardens are green 😂 Great for tarp play.

[@camperdrew61]

Why don't you use a 10x10?

[@SummitandCamp]

I camp high up. Too big and heavy for me.

[@mcgruffallo]

Thanks for the vid. Can I ask what is the soundtrack?

[@SummitandCamp]

mcgruffallo it’s just one of the free tunes from KZbin. Its called ‘I don’t see the branches, I see the leaves’

[@hanu7577]

This beautiful tune brings to mind another beautiful tune by pianist Bernie Worrell entitled Judie's Purple Passion... can be heard at this link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKuqaqJ8ia2Ja9U

[@TvaloneCC]

Is that the borah?

[@SummitandCamp]

No. It’s the solo tarp from backpackinglight.co.uk. Great little tarp.

[@tootsiestamlin]

Great video man, what tarp are you using here?

[@SummitandCamp]

B C thanks. It’s this one www.backpackinglight.co.uk/tarps-and-bivy-bags/WE101.html

[@jhonyermo]

Great Video. I sure subscribed to your channel. Are you in Australia by any chance?

[@SummitandCamp]

YERMO Adan Thanks. No I’m in the UK. Do my camping in the English Lake District.

[@DBoone123]

Very helpful thanks

[@SummitandCamp]

Derek Boone Glad you found it useful. Thanks for commenting. Steve.

[@BobPreis]

Great video but where’s the A-frame configuration? That’s nearly as common as a lean-to configuration.

[@SummitandCamp]

Bob Preis where I camp it’s always windy so the A-frame is useless to me. I’ve never used it. I camp mainly on mountain tops in the English Lake District. If it’s ever calm and dry then I just use a bivvy. I like to see the sky when I camp. I don’t like a roof.

[@BobPreis]

sdb101 I thought the A-frame was the best shelter configuration for windy conditions, especially in rain. Maybe I’ve been wrong all along.

[@SummitandCamp]

Bob Preis the A-frame is essentially a tarp draped over a ridge line with the corners guyed down. It’s open at the sides so offers no wind protection. Unless the tarp is huge and can reach the floor (in which is case you might as well take a tent) or the fabric is so close to your face that it’s like being in a coffin. For me, tarping is about open spaces and big views.

[@asiam7436]

Really nice work. Thank you. Despite all best efforts, water can run downhill or pool on flats or in depressions. How do you keep dry? I've known well seasoned tarp pitchers switch back to tents due to that factor. There doesn't seem to be a fix for that. Any ideas?

[@stephen-bunting]

Solo Over 50 Thanks for commenting. I won't use a tarp if the forecast is wet. When I do get caught out, in the places I camp it's usually windy so it's easy to pitch against wind blown rain. My air mat is 2 inches thick so a bit of pooled water isn't a problem. I also have a bathtub type ground sheet from Ookworks that I can take if needed. The fun of tarping is in dry weather and clear night skies though so I always check the forecast and will take the trailstar instead if I'm worried.

[@asiam7436]

That makes sense. I have an MSR Hubba Hubba NX so I can use it in tarp mode only or add the tent. Tarp mode also allows for putting the tarp up first in rain and then adding the tent underneath. Either way I take the tent. In Minnesota if there isn't rain, there are the mosquitoes to contend with.

[@sanfranciscobay]

Mosquitoes require you to use either a tent or a mosquito netting, correct?

[@Longtack55]

No, put your clothes on and wear a mesh head-bag or even two. Wearing a peaked hat or cap keeps the mesh away from your face. Insect repellent helps more if your rub some in your hair as that's where the body heat is concentrated. . If it's wet then ensure that your ground sheet is smaller than your tarp footprint as the tarp water will run off. If the ground is impermeable then dig a little trench beneath the drip-line.

[@bereantrb]

Sounds like you should research campsite selection. Andrew Skurka has a good article on his site as does Section Hiker.

[@DeeMoback]

Note...... too tight is no good.... buy you some elastic cordage.....it pays dividends

[@SummitandCamp]

Jay Thomas Reset good call. Check out the updated version 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@DeeMoback]

@@SummitandCamp will do

[@christopherignagni8458]

Hello, What is your best method to combat bugs (mosquitos)

[@SummitandCamp]

Hi. I don’t use a tarp in bug season. If I did though, I’d use my mld super light bivvi with head net sewn in.

[@bagiraiv6219]

thanks for the useful video!!!.....

[@SummitandCamp]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for commenting.

[@MrEchskech]

Length of guylines you like best?

[@SummitandCamp]

I use 2 meter lengths of 2mm dyneema and mini line locks

[@commonsensecamper]

very useful video....just subbed.

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks

[@yicdioutdoor4380]

good

[@SummitandCamp]

Thanks

[@poopypuppyproductions7409]

Flabby or FLAPPY lol Good Vid

[@juketreks2192]

Nice video. Great break from the mind benders bloviating useless knowledge while performing simple task. Thank you.

[@SummitandCamp]

Many thanks. Glad you like it.

[@victwenty2324]

theres a man i your GARDEN WITH A CAMERA I SEEN HIS SHADOW

[@pablobartelotte4553]

Thats his garden gnome, they do more than just travel commercials.

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

im being serious when i say this lol- the music is way too good. it's so distracting. i had to rewind 3 times and finally muted it 😂 ok i'll try again now xD

[@SummitandCamp]

It is a bit relaxing isn’t it. The updated video is more upbeat. Check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmmYolpbNaco9E

[@luckyhokiaerialandjourney9253]

Your tarp set up video is so great !! Awesome!! I subscribed your channel ! If you have time , please visit my aerial travel and drone channel . Have a nice day !!

[@whatabouttheearth]

All these people and their tarps used in largely unneeded ways.

[@uknow1994]

I don't know what a tarp does foe mosquitoes and blackflies but l am sure it's not effective at all.

[@SummitandCamp]

A tarp does nothing for insects my friend. Don’t use one if you camp in areas where this is a problem. You can use a bivvy bag with a sewn in head net but it’s no fun. Use a tent with a good mesh inner instead.