Inflatable Cabin vs +100°F | Will Arctic Air Work?

[@ThePriceIsRising]

lol!!!! You are surrounded by woods in the summer heat, but you put the tent in the full sun AND made it a greenhouse by removing the panels. Of course it’s going to heat up inside.🎉🎉

[@socalgal714]

In this heat, thunderstorms pop up quickly. Last place I'd want to be is under a tree!

[@KingdomChld]

Yeah, it was a totally unfair assessment.

[@Melmelba]

You don’t want to be under a tree or where the roots travel underground in a lightning storm.

[@jntd4160]

I've camped under trees in massive thunderstorms my entire life.....even drank directly from the garden hose! Shade, shelter from high wind and well hydrated!

[@socalgal714]

@@jntd4160 so when does the luck run out? 🤷🏼‍♀️ Just because you can doesn't make it the smartest option.

[@cassargo]

The keys to summer camping in the heat is putting your tent in the shade, having cross ventilation, and lots of cold beverages/snacks.

[@PCTLadyPuterTutor]

And cover the sun roof. It's acting as a greenhouse.

[@ROMVS]

or camp in Hawaii with year round nice night temperatures

[@brimstone33]

FYI mosquitos are attracted to the color red (and elephants are enraged by the color orange).

[@Khazandar]

It's really good of Chester to include his servant in these videos, getting him to inflate the tent and observing proper exercise and meal routines.

[@ClassicallyNamed]

Good boy's will always include their friends.

[@Khazandar]

@@ClassicallyNamed The goodest of bois, even!

[@ClassicallyNamed]

@@Khazandar I'm from Lafayette, LA. Much appreciated for the correction.. bon temp and such!

[@angeladianne4654]

😂

[@texasaggie8449]

South Texan here. I leave to go camping in 2 days. I’m going to Colorado and will camp around 9,000’ altitude. That’s how I camp in the summer.

[@reneevaz7848]

Love, seeing a dog living its best life.❤

[@davidskala7652]

This was definitely a needed video for me, I lost my best friend and baby boy just before father's day he wasn't even 10 years old and perfectly happy healthy 85lb puppy we took him up to our cabin and he had what the doctors believed was a stroke or something neurological happen his entire rear quarters went paralyzed and couldn't control his bladder or bowels and he was in a lot of pain. I couldn't allow my boy to suffer like that we tried for a week of him being hospitalized and treatments didn't help and there was nothing else the doctors could do. It's been extremely devastating he was always here by my side and cheering the Bruins on and he was an amazing member of the family. Love your videos that you 3 do, always a great time and stay as positive as possible. Great seeing Chester Is doing well and very happy. I needed a bit of happiness even if it was hot and buggy out it's still a good time spent together, that's all that matters. Much love and respect to you and your family!

[@mytoolabs]

I’m so sorry to hear about your pup !! They take a piece of your heart with them, but there is always room for another. Be well 🐾

[@AdamStew]

Sorry to hear that man :(

[@JulieMcDiarmid]

I'm so sorry to hear about your dog. Fly free over the 🌈 beautiful.

[@davidskala7652]

@@AdamStew I wanted to reply to everyone in this, I truly appreciate the condolences for my baby boy Tyko. I appreciate it more than ya'll know, I feel lost as hell without him here. I'm being forced into a new but beautiful rotty puppy and I just don't know right now, it's way to damn soon in my opinion know what I mean. Appreciate the kind words that ya'll have given thank you again.

[@wicawoo]

@@davidskala7652 Please don't let them force you into that. It isn't fair to the pup that it won't get the love it needs from you. I'm deeply sorry for your loss. But please, for the puppy's sake, do NOT get another just yet. It's too soon after your loss. I know. I just lost one of my kittens 3 days ago. And a friend of mine wants to give me one of hers. I can't. My heart is still too sore from losing my baby. So I refuse to bring another in until I am healed from the loss. You'll know when the time is right. Hope you can make others see it's not right or fair to you to force this on you. Best wishes and deepest condolences.

[@michaelreavey4527]

Evaporative coolers really only work when you're not somewhere already humid. They will make it more humid though. A regular old fan might be more helpful.

[@slimkt]

“It’s like he’s trying to rescue me, but I don’t know if he realizes he’s almost drowning me.” lol This was exactly how my last dog (an incredibly sweet yellow lab named Grady) was his entire life. He absolutely loved to be in the water together, but he would claw the crap out of me just so he could boop my face with his nose as if he was just double checking I didn’t drown. And if I dove down? Forget about it, he would panic and dive after me. Thank you for reminding me of all the good times we had.

[@somerandomyoutubechannel5816]

As someone who has spent their whole life in a part of the US where our summer catch phrase is "It's not the heat, it's the humidity" - and we're talking about 100 degree actual temp heat - the trick is to camp next to spring fed rivers. That helps significantly in keeping camp cool. We also use very light weight gear that is light in color. No black or dark colors!

[@TinMan_RC]

I always camp in the Colorado high Rockies in the summer. This weekend was 68⁰F in the bright sun and 34⁰ in the dead of night. Absolutely perfect camping weather. My pooch likes it more than I do!

[@Google123ABC]

34 degrees??? Must be nice. I literally sweat gallons out here at night in the Houston area just standing outside. And that’s just standing. Start walking and heat exhaustion starts. Main reason I want to move away.

[@TinMan_RC]

@@Google123ABC oh I don't live in the Rockies, though I'd like to. It was over 100⁰ at my house that weekend with random monsoon type thunderstorms

[@scottpenland3576]

Would go all the time when younger. Can't rarely get a site in Colorado at State parks without planning 6 months to year ahead. Plenty of privates but good ones like state get booked way out as well. BLM is fun but like nearby attractions too. Need a reservation just to get in RMNP. Turned into gridlock. Ditched the RV and camping gear, miss it , but not when it's parking lot to and from.

[@blowinshtup6553]

shading the tent makes a huge difference…. along with a decent generator and portable AC unit. I do this in Oklahoma’s summers with a canvas tent but it’s gotta be in the shade to really work well.

[@thomasnew8606]

Yes A real AC is the only way to go. Plug in and put it right outside the door and make sure it will drain away from the tent.

[@sonnydavis877]

A damp towel or rag to bathe your body with in front of a fan helps cool you down when no air conditioning is present. I learned this in the Saudi desert. We love the channel. Thanks!

[@jaystoploss6058]

We did this in Arizona when our truck AC went out. It was 125 degrees in the cab.

[@janew5351]

How about putting ceiling shades back on and then 50 percent shade cloth over top! Love the couch!

[@PlancoandChill]

A reflective tarp that is much bigger than the tent and suspended over it to provide shade, and a way to pass hot air out of the tent and bring in cool is probably the only way to have a cool tent on such a miserably hot day.

[@Danno-in-Maine]

Shade is your friend, all those clear roof panels would work like a green house.

[@arrants6254]

South Carolina here. We camp in a RV on the summer. It's the only way. Lol. My kids and I love the videos!

[@Ssups101]

You can tell how well you treat your doggo by how much he loves you.

[@renajennings]

I stumbled upon your channel and I have been hooked ever since. My main attraction is the love and interaction you guys have with Chester❤

[@miks3263]

I didn't expect it to be cooler inside when you left the ceiling panels open. It would warm like a green house

[@garyslentzii2796]

Its Chesters' world... We just live in it. Yeah Chester ole boy.

[@renajennings]

Oh yes...I agree 100%...it is Chester's world❤

[@gypsylizzy8893]

You are brave - There is absolutely no way I will camp in the summer unless I'm hooked up with electricity. Love the video

[@carlosgonzalez7199]

What a cool dog. He just jumped right in.

[@debbiebillings8192]

I've had the Arctic air cooler for 2 years and I absolutely love it

[@PhilSociety]

Chester! There he is!! Good to see him back on the prowl!!

[@dannybrennan6953]

Brother, I’m in the south. Recently quit my job as the conditions were 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Being soaking wet by 7:45 AM makes you envy KZbinrs like yourself that get to do it by choice. Definitely not saying you deserve to be hot though. This stuff STINKS! Anyone that wants a mid 30s electrician in the north…. Just say when! I’ll take the snow lol

[@kevinmcintyre6503]

No idea why you would take off the ceiling shades. You turned your tent into a greenhouse as soon as you did that. Almost no air conditioner would deal with that much heat. Granted that little joke air conditioner you brought is just a POS, let’s be honest. I enjoy your exploits. Keep them up! I also have a chocolate lab. Great pooches indeed!

[@bigk2080]

My thoughts exactly. Why would you let sunlight in?

[@tyrrellje]

Not that I had particular faith in the Arctic Air keeping it cool in there, but you should have closed all of the flaps to keep the sun from creating a greenhouse effect inside the "cabin". Good idea having the dog as your second camera-man. :)

[@evelynthompson755]

I think a lot of people here in the South, camp in the fall or spring. I would suggest a camper or RV. Arctic Air requires that you put the filter under water and then freeze it, othwerwise, it blows warm air. You can buy camping air conditioners.

[@GoingMock2]

Most of my camping in Tennessee does take place in spring and fall. We still get days in the 80s in both seasons.

[@boydpukalo8980]

The heat wave was brutal here in Michigan too. It was even hotter in Canada. Those temperatures/humidity levels are dangerous for both you and Chester. Time to reschedule the camping trip when the weather has become sane again. With the bugs on top it must have been miserable for both of you.

[@koolaidguy420]

My one tip for surviving this heat is to stay as far away from Arctic Air as you can 😂😂😂 Hyped for the video with an actual AC unit. It’ll be so sick seeing how cool the tent can be

[@ThatGirlLib]

I think every creator has to try to make sure we know it doesn’t work. 😂

[@gogereaver349]

@@ThatGirlLib for a swamp cooler to relly work you need to move alot of air. none of there products have powerfull fans.

[@ThatGirlLib]

@@gogereaver349 what does that have to do with my comment? There, their, they’re… that’s all I see. 🤣

[@kohios1]

I like chicken

[@sk84lyfe1211]

Gotta freeze the freezer pack. It wouldn’t be too much better but it would have been coolish initially if the freezer pack was frozen

[@floydlooney6837]

As a kid we have a big evaporative "swamp cooler" on the house. It was bigger than an AC. It could lower temps in the living room 15-20 degrees when running. A Godsend in the summer.

[@mmiadragonz]

Small 6 person tent, $200 wall ac unit. 1 extra tarp silver on top to help radiate heat off. I camp in the fl keys often. It's annoying the extra gear but it helps. I also have a large industrial fan at night with the ac blowing at my feet. It's cool for sleeping at night

[@brantisonfire]

A tiny swamp cooler in a place that seems like it has 70% humidity. You’re up north in Canada so maybe not that swampy. You can’t use evaporation to cool when the air is already saturated. I’m sure you knew that, and it makes for a great video watching you suffer through it.

[@houstontexas4658]

Any video that Chester has access to water is a win! 🤩

[@jeffturner9203]

OMG, I had no idea it got that hot in Ontario! I'm a couple hundred miles southwest of you, in the central United States, and although it's been hot here lately, it hasn't been as hot as you had it!

[@stephenlawson4973]

Us in the south use air conditioners and refrigerators at campsite with water and power. Or some of us are lucky enough to own RVs. That’s how we camp in 100 degree weather. Love the videos Adam.

[@First_things_first_ToThePoint]

Thank you for doing this video I was just looking at this air thing u mentioned I was going to buy. Not now thanks for your video

[@SwordofLight]

Set up a white flat tarp over the tent supported on poles, larger than the tent by 3 to 4 feet around. It should be taller than your tent top, Allow space for air to move between the two. Also, Place your tent in the shade.

[@renajennings]

I have now subscribed...the three of you are therapeutic to me and a breath of fresh air❤❤

[@Brittany.Anderson]

I have been without air-conditioning at different times for different reasons. The majority of the times were right after hurricanes. After my last hurricane, i was outside as much as possible to stay cool. Some of the other reasons were air-conditioner issues or some other non storm related power outage. I have used the arctic air cooling system and it worked for me. I have lived in Louisiana and Florida. I have yet to ride out a hurricane in Florida.

[@hardcorecopper4120]

I live in south East TX where the summers vary from “Hot As Hell” to “Hotter than satans ballsack” and we normally don’t do much camping in the summer. That’s for Spring and Fall. If we do go camping in the summer it’s in an RV all the way baby!! lol

[@cowboygeologist7772]

I have the original square Arctic. It does a great job indoors but we have very low humidity (a few days ago, it was 7%). I was complaining to one of my Turkish friends we had a week of 103°F - 106°F here in NV. He said it was 55°C there on the Mediterranean!

[@debbieniehoff4159]

Also a canopy over you picnic table provides shade and heat relief

[@myreasonforlife.9511]

Glad to see Chester back for sure. Adam I'm sure u see up close wildlife do u ever film it. I think it'd be cool to add that in at the end of your video. Not many of us get to experience Canada and probably never will. Thank you for your content. 🤍

[@pierredonet]

Always enjoy your content. We live in Texas outside of Houston, camping in the summers is tough! Fan and small AC unit when tent camping.

[@jeeper426]

i use a cargo blanket on my tent floor, i put the tent in the shade with a good cross breeze, and i put either an emergency mylar blanket or a reflective backed tarp over top of my tent as a fly to assist with extra shade as well as a little more water proofing, also a fan, a fan is a must when its hot, stay hydrated, stay out of direct sunlight, and basicly chill until the sun goes down enough that it cools down in the evening

[@ShootingAir]

GA camper here ~ camping season runs Sept through May, those other months you hide inside and pray for electricity bills under $200. Same goes for the classic cars (no AC) and motorcycles. Anything outdoor related. General life, you pretty much just aren't outside after 11am till 6am the next day unless you want to be a walking sweat rag, dripping at every step.

[@scottlund4562]

That wool blanket spread out on the roof and then soaked with water in the sun would cool the inside down immensely through evaporation. Or burlap. 🤙

[@scottfulps2065]

That had to be an uncomfortable night- so hot. It's hot here in the US as well...thank you for the video and we are glad Chester didn't get overheated!

[@GoingMock2]

I’m in Tennessee where we get temps in the 90s and 100s a lot. In a tent your best bet is to keep air circulating, windows open to vent, and shade trees. Cold beer under the neck doesn’t hurt!

[@gogereaver349]

even a swamp cooler needs alot of air flow to work. the ones they sell are a joke.

[@danieljohnston5306]

Turned your tent into a greenhouse taking those ceiling covers off! Hope the ac was on for Chester or it was worse to put him in the truck. Looked like a mosquito hell out there!!

[@mikestock6461]

Adam, get one of those dragonfly clips that hikers use and clip it to Chesters collar. The deer flies and horse flies won't go anywhere near him. Won't help with mosquitos but for flies they're great.

[@gritskennedy5007]

Yes, tip number one...set up camp under a shady tree. You still gotta be aware of wearing a hat ticks n chiggers things that fall on your head from above but the shade would have done you right. The shade is so important especially when this remote and by yourself virtually you have to be extra cautious of heatstroke.

[@tjeremypope]

From south Texas. The heat is no joke, best thing you could do is move the tent to some shaded area, open all the windows and pray for a breeze. use the mist option on that fan. and keep jumping in the lake to cool off.

[@tjeremypope]

and you can make a "swamp cooler" out of wet sheets and a breeze.

[@marciclark8266]

We always used water bottles for ice. Freeze lots of them and use them in your cooler, strapped to your body, or if you take a fan you can attach 2 on the back and it will blow cold air

[@TheRealBeardedEagle]

North Carolina here, lol, also we camp in the RV with AC, ideally near a swimming pool. Good to see ya!

[@rick129]

Nice as always … I like that you wrapped it up at home . An extended home dinner would be cool . 👍

[@bradregts8315]

Another great video! I'd like to see the catch and cook format make a comeback once in a while!

[@d.pigg1768]

Little tip on the press, leave it on the griddle to get hot as well. Then press ;) no flip needed.

[@remlecat8511]

The Artic air is an evaporative cooler ,not AC. It won't work well if you are in an area with humidity. They work best in dry climates. In the desert like Arizona, where I am, we use evaporative coolers and misting systems everywhere to help keep cool especially outside. The Artic Air works great here.

[@mikehagquist5198]

What a good dog owner. Dude seems cool too.

[@vickystevens6123]

At little AC unit does not work at all.We bought when for us when we go camping and it is useless. Chester reminds me of my friend's dog who passed away a few years back.Oh my gosh, he was such an amazing dog.And so much fun.I sure miss him

[@jaystoploss6058]

I always love the Chester cam!

[@joggydboss]

I camp in the summer time and find it easier to do it if I avoid AC as much as possible. I do my best to just get conditioned to the heat. At the end of the day when it's time to go to bed, a cold shower will cool me off well enough to help me fall asleep. Remember to drink a lot of water when the weather gets warm. I feel like it's a hack everyone forgets/ignores.

[@snakkedr]

Try out the Icy breeze cooler ac. They work surprisingly well.

[@chadjohnson7544]

I really miss those days. No wife. No kids. Dog and tent and beer and fishing.

[@deannahulon2841]

We have a pop up Clam that we use for our kitchen area. And over that we have a batwing from our jeep we put up for shade. We have an EGO misting fan we have going. We do our chores early in the morning and chill in the heat.

[@alexs3447]

Gotta find a deep small spring fed lake . Specks will be there and biting .

[@tr1ppl3M]

Tips for camping in the southern heat... dont... that's the only tip I have. Lol

[@jolothebarbarian4666]

I used to camp for months at a time working gas rigs. I learned to buy the home defense bug spray from Walmart and just coat my tent and surrounding areas with it. Worked like a charm. I used to wake up to mosquitoes like that and worse but not after spraying. I do it to every tent I ever camp with now.

[@frilockthewarlock]

Southwest Louisiana here, I haven't tried it yet but I'm planning on taking my hot tent out with my portable ac and hammock set up to see if it makes it bearable, may also bring the shop fan to really get the air flowing.

[@steffym1251]

Im in south of Tennessee best thing to do is find a shady area around water that way always cool breeze.

[@pamelakaliher5716]

You made a Canuba sandwich LOL - love the video

[@rduffy630]

Down in texas we keep everything in the shade while we camp. It is still hot but about 15° cooler in the shade. Next weekend we are going for my birthday. No ac just battery powered fans.

[@folkharmonica]

The Arctic Air is really a swamp cooler that is only good in dry deserts with low humidity. They will not cool a room , just a person if there’s already plenty of ventilation .

[@kellywolfe5930]

Id probably do my best to find shade to tent under .... Cute doggy 🐕 beautiful 💙💛❤💚💜

[@EPC]

How do you want it to get colder when you keep the tent in sun, and you open all those windows to create greenhouse effect?

[@milksauuuuce]

10:10 sick horsefly kill. good cross section on the sandwich

[@steverhodes9743]

You were supposed to freeze the ice pack beforehand. I had one of those in my boat, but instead of the ice pack, it took ice cubes. It worked decently enough.

[@christinerodda3272]

Did you FREEZE the freezer pack before you put it into the unit? Air across ice = cool air.

[@jjslifekitchen7619]

Option C...ice cold beer! Love it Adam...LOL

[@momentumphotography7268]

We set are blow up tent last week it was 94 out side. I don't even wanna know the inside temp. But it was hot. We set are tent in shade. Lots of water for sure. And we swam alot. We had power so fans all the time lol 😆 Good video. Love to see people out camping still

[@loreneharrell2716]

To answer your question about how we camp in the south….. I live in Alabama, short answer is WE DON’T, it’s usually in the Spring or Fall and if we do “CAMP” in the summer it’s with an RV with lots of AC running the whole time! And it’s usually beside a lake or river or at the BEACH! 🏖️ (todays high here in Bama will be 99° with a heat index of over 100%! It’s HOTTTTTTT!

[@devildogcody]

haven't watched the video yet, but from the start I will say that the Arctic Air is an evaporative cooler.....which is largely misunderstood and therefore people have unrealistic expectations of what it can do. Whether or not it will work LARGELY depends on your environment. If you are in an area that has any sort of humidity, stay away from any evaporative cooler. If you are in the middle of the desert, they work great (I live in the desert, and use this type of cooler more than my A/C).

[@suegiese1336]

Wow I just can’t believe it gets that hot up there by you guys. We live in north central Wisconsin. We never get that hot here. Sorry your cooling gadget didn’t work. Damn mosquitoes their terrible this year!! Great vid. As always

[@acamacho023]

Chester laying on the grass: "Build me a house hooman!!"

[@Saskatchewan1984]

Try get it in the shade and leave your roof covered and windows covered as you basically turned your tent into a greenhouse when you removed the roof covers , and window covers , also I’d say for that heat might need a stand alone ac unit and generator ,or power pack

[@susanagonzalez7154]

I’m in the keys, and we camp on a little island, with so much bug spray and beer. The heat is tough. 😊 I do a swamp ac for those days. It’s ice and a styrofoam cooler that i cut a hole into a put a fan in.

[@sailawaybob]

That inflatable cabin is cool as for the artic cooler i had one what a piece of junk.

[@japethrandolph3043]

Bud has inflatable everything...besides an inflatable mattress 😂😂😂

[@brianbenedict8374]

You need to try the IcyBreeze Pro V2 cost alittle cash but think you and your fam would love it!!!

[@cryptozeus2354]

Camp in the mountains during summer months and you will be more comfortable.

[@jamesflom6249]

Lol, I've used evaporative air cooling systems for years. You have to be in a drier climate. If the humidity gets close to or above 50%. You're just sitting in a sauna, not to mention you have to pull outside air in. Then vent it back out or you don't get the airflow. I'm doubtful that is big enough to cool a closet

[@STB-jh7od]

02:44-arctic air relies on water evaporative cooling, which works in dry desert conditions, not so much in any humidity.

[@sreece9195]

Summer camp in the south is not a lot of fun.... fall, winter = perfection!

[@marthamora6648]

Was the ice pack frozen? We have a one and had to pre freeze the ice pack and bought another that fit the ice pack slot and it works great but how would you freeze the ice pack daily?

[@roostershooter76]

I'm surprised you didn't leave the windows covered. Those clear plastic windows act as a Greenhouse and allow all of the UV rays in.

[@seanmartin2382]

Tent has to be in the shade, should have left the ceiling panels on. We use a pop-up with a Honda gen for the AC unit, keeps it cold up to around 112f. No shade at the beach but the breeze helps.

[@johntossing624]

Number One Tip for Heat: Find or make shade to camp under.

[@davidcorrigan4864]

Still waiting for warm temperatures in Manitoba. Winterpeg is keeping its name - wet and chilly !

[@cindycooper3021]

Same in Newfoundland... wet and chilly!!!