About the Pulk and Hauling the Winter Gear

[@RobertsBulgaria]

Just what I was seeking - very good setup, I just need the snow now.

[@bencash7227]

Great video, what i like most about is the diy modification style. Always an inspiration to see how people solve problems or improve things.

[@fromthewoodsdaniel7846]

Thanks Erik for sharing your experience and knowledge.

[@erik_normark]

Thanks for watching :-)

[@bsommer1717]

Your videos are my favorite! They bring me peace and joy. Thank you

[@erik_normark]

Thank you very much! :)

[@Wayondon]

Well done Erik. Great pointers for my own pulk sled build.

[@davemitchell8756]

It doesn’t snow here much, but I enjoy sitting on the pulk watching the calm of Sweden and the hiking. The pipes are a great idea!☕️👍.

[@manuelilic9195]

Thanks, for sharing! I am planning some winter trips in Austria, where I have to carry a lot of things; so the Pulk is a very good solution!

[@tomstiveson1313]

Great information Erik. Simple, concise and highly functional! And the DIY spin is always a wise choice.

[@clementsartoni]

Hey, thanks for the video ! Your system looks very cool, I'm definitely going to try using something of this DIY style with the tarp and simple ropes :)

[@yhird]

Thank you Erik for making this video. I had many questions about the pulk, and you answered all of them. Great video.

[@filmic1]

Very zen, as usual, Erik Normark. Thanks. Always enjoy.

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Gary

[@etabeta123]

MORNING COFEE... HOLY MOMENT!

[@georgerosado5194]

Great job on that snow sled Erik

[@ShakespeareCafe]

The Pulk allows one to carry a 30 pack of beer deep in the forest, of course in an insulated bag to prevent freezing...that coupled with a bottle of whisky should supply all your beverage needs

[@heinihefti8969]

Thanks for showing and explaining your pulk! I rent an Acapulka in the last days that worked also fine. But with the fixing system from the tubes to the belt I wasn't happy at all. Your system seems to be easier! Heini

[@erik_normark]

Thank you Heini. Yes this system is very flexible and easy to use. I haven't tried the Acapulca though. Atb

[@domingoortegaperez4768]

I could give only one thumb up , but its one out of one! very good video! !

[@jeremynorman5329]

Thanks Erik. A simple system created by yourself.

[@tsavage4185]

Hey Erik, just found this video, must have missed it in the winter and it was great. Bye the way I would like to give you and your videos five thumbs up. Cheers Tom

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Tom :)

[@brianjetty2121]

More Pulk cam. Nice economy Erik. Rope and plastic tubing. And a nice sled.

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Brian!

[@mickgraham5667]

Fantastic Erik, great piece of gear and I love the coffee making. I have the same kettle as you for camping and I thought mine was black until I saw yours!.

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Mick. hehe yes that kettle has been around for a while ;-)

[@terjemyller6573]

Sled is absolutely superb in flat terrain, otherwise not so much. Greetings from Norway

[@erik_normark]

I agree. Hilly terrain is a pain with sled!

[@patricelacroix8049]

love the scene with the burning lamp

[@erik_normark]

Yes they add feeling to the scene I think

[@frontierfan1613]

Amazing landscape!

[@mariumortellaro119]

Horizons snowy horizons,there is no living soul, for kilometers.With certainty there live wolves,you have courage,to sell,bravo👍👍👍👏👏👋

[@majkabe6335]

And wonderful landscape :-)

[@Woodswalker1965]

Very nice Eric. I'm a pulk pulling fool myself 😃👍

[@erik_normark]

Thanks. Pulks are very addictive :)

[@exrhodie1234]

Excellent vid thanks. Wow, your English is way better than my Norwegian, although my mother was born in Oslo!

[@Chriostopherbergs]

Nice work. On a local Mt. No hardwood can be found. I'm using a sled and snowshoes to bring firewood in Winter. Peace

[@lars-goranabrahamsson9337]

Hög trivselfaktor och bra info om pulkan. Tummarna upp !

[@erik_normark]

Tack för det LG!

[@vuqaraliyev2243]

nice thanks Erik for all that you do ... hello from Azerbaijan region Yevlakh ..by the way

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Vuqar

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

Thank you needed this info for my game sled 👍🏻

[@fjoeset3761]

Thanks for great film. What kind of material is the pvc- tubes made of? Some sort of plumming pipes? This was great inspiration to build my own hauling shaft for my Segebaden pulk

[@sebastienmerlet8700]

Hello Erik and thanks for all your super cool videos! and of course for your "morning coffees, holy moment" :) I followed your advice for building the pulka traction system. But I have a question: what is the length of the plastic tubes? happy New Year and continue these beautiful videos! Gott nytt år 2021

[@tannenherz]

High Erik, it is a good idea with the plastic-tubes. Kindly Fiete

[@erik_normark]

It's a very simple solution but works very well. Atb

[@marcomiceli1]

Another interesting video 👍🏻

[@ddboy7756]

Bra gjort Erik !

[@KevinOutdoors]

Nice Erik!

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Kevin!

[@TheCanadianXplorer]

What type of backpack do you use to attach your pulk system ? Fjellpulken Xpack Rucksack 25 L ?

[@danielmilka1212]

Erik Thank You ,very good idea.Greetings from Poland Brother . ;)

[@WorldSurvivalist]

I'm looking forward to doing something like this soon

[@albertomunoz2782]

Thank you so much for your amazing videos, Erik!! What is the lenght of the pipes? I'm following your advice and building the drag system too. Thank you!!

[@prabhakarsingh7220]

It's unbelievable he has such a low count of subscribers,shows the world is full of dumbs,any random stupid content gets millions of views,and here such a masterpiece gets only 22000?

[@bretgreen5314]

Good information; thank you

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Super nice.Thanks a lot !!!!

[@anthonycoleman1909]

Thanks for your video. How long are the plastic poles?

[@treewisemonkey2077]

Thank you Erik for the information about your sled and the modifications.

[@erik_normark]

Thanks for watching! Atb

[@dinnerwithfranklin]

Excellent video thanks

[@Lazzoboy]

S m a r t construktion... Own that pulk, but I have no dragsystem. Now I know how to make one. Do you think it´s possible to use a regular wide leatherbelt or is a backpack needed?

[@MaryannHazel]

Great videos! And I really appreciate you sharing your setup. I have something similar, and I cross the poles, but I'm struggling with keeping the pulk from dragging me down when traversing the side of a hill (yes, it is rather heavy with wood for a fire). I tried some angle iron that I screwed into the bottom, but it didn't work very well. Wondering if you have a solution for that?

[@nikcname]

Superb video Erik, mind to introduce your sleeping system to stay warm at night?

[@erik_normark]

Thank you! Yes I have plans to do something about the winter sleeping gear later.

[@hermit6208]

Great video. You need two Malamutes for nighttime insulation! !

[@erik_normark]

:) Yes, that would be nice company too!

[@IanKeegan]

Sorry Erik, but the pipes,...are they typical Biltema pipes?

[@bugikraxn]

Hei Eirik, nice Pulk sled and modifications. I have the same one by the way ;-) ATB. Franz, bugikraxn.

[@erik_normark]

Hej Franz. I saw your video. It looks very practical to have your whole sleep system in a bag like that! And the tent also. I will try something similar :) Atb Erik

[@포도나무-b7s]

Erik님 안녕하세요! It is especially cold this winter in Korea. I would like to have such equipment and go through beautiful snow field s, but I don't really have the environment or culture to live there. Instead, the equipment is used to slide the sled down a family scale, such as an amusement park. Erik walks through the snow field.You shouldn' t get depressed. Take care of your health and stay warm.

[@erik_normark]

It seems it has been a real winter at many places. It's good for people like me who like the winter outdoors!

[@PerfDayToday]

Good thing as your country is hosting a big 'party' for two weeks! 😎⛷🎿

[@broddireyrhansen1297]

Hi Erik, I'm currently rigging my pulk, how long pipes are you using? Cheers from north Iceland.

[@erik_normark]

Hi, I think they are almost 2m. Good luck with yours! Cheers

[@gpk7683]

Five thumbs up for you Erik. Is the word Pulk a Sweden word? Who makes your kettle? Thanks for your good work.

[@erik_normark]

Glad you like it Paul! Pulk is from the nordic and finnish languages. The kettle is a Trangia. Atb

[@TERPILOWSKIMICHAL]

Takk for filmen :) skal bruke dine tips :) MvH fra Tromsø

[@erik_normark]

:)

[@andrzejolejnik991]

very usefull. thanks mate!

[@majkabe6335]

I admire You!!!Good job :-)

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Maria!

[@PerfDayToday]

I built a pulk very similar to yours years ago to pull our daughter on the snow. I can't remember if I crossed the plastic pipes though. These are very popular straps in America. Made by Voile skis in Utah state. www.voilestraps.com.

[@erik_normark]

Pulks are very useful for many things.

[@jonfyfazan]

hei erik du burde prøve og montere inn lite strikk også i din pulke drag da blir det mye mer smidigt att dra pulken 👍👌🇳🇴😷

[@SplitPhotography]

How is this setup when going downhill? Will it stay behind you ok, or have tendency to pull out to the side?

[@erik_normark]

Downhill is difficult. You can hold it in front of you or put a rope under it as a break.

[@SplitPhotography]

@@erik_normark Ok, thanks. Fixed it like yours now, will try that first. Then i might try ropes and aluminum tubes after.

[@pelleponken]

Erik, hur långa behöver rören vara? Tänkte göra en likadan konstruktion.

[@erik_normark]

Mina är 2m

[@billygoatfilms7531]

Nice film Erik. ⛺️

[@erik_normark]

Thanks!

[@geoffnepo]

What brand of hiking boots do you use ?

[@erik_normark]

When I ski I use Alpina bc 1600 boots

[@Martin-nv3qh]

whats the name of that jacket?

[@erik_normark]

Klättermusen Bilskirner.

[@survivewithmonk116]

Looks cold from here :p good stuff dude enjoying your videos :) Also was curious would it be viable to over modify and use the sled as a sleeping mat in a way? to get your off the bold floor? like adding a thermo mat to the sled, given its long enough for you to lay in/on

[@erik_normark]

Thanks. With a long enough sled it would definitely work! Unfortunately this one is too short.

[@survivewithmonk116]

yes your right just a random idea :) loving the videos :)

[@dmitryledneff2267]

Very informative, thanks.

[@erik_normark]

Thanks Dmitry!

[@Ichinin]

Q: Why did you cross the pipes from left/right, right/left?

[@thewildhood]

Shorter turning radius than if the pipes are running parallel.

[@geoffnepo]

I believe it’s the same principle as the rear steering in turn maneuver

[@johnmoore5293]

If you have the pipes parallel they form a square. If you put a load on a square it collapses easier than a triangle which gives strength. Triangles are used in bridges aand towers. I also agree it helps with turning / tracking.

[@WHBJr]

Erik, you sound like Sylvester Stallone a little! 👍🏿

[@ishaaqr1768]

awesome

[@michuuwur4025]

Que cool amigo =o

[@afshanjavaidafshanjavaid9932]

U r lucky😔

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

DOOD!

[@timmoore6656]

Anything but flat ground and you regret bringing the pulk.

[@johnmoore5293]

But for the terrain shown in the picture and the type of snow you would regret not having it. That is why on artic expeditions they use pulks.