Building the Ultimate Winter A-Frame Camper for Deep Snow Survival

[@RobertPirtle-q9g]

Don’t forget to cap your roof . I did one time and ten years later it was half rotted out up there . I didn’t Think it would. But other than that . I think it’s a killer idea and it looks awesome. Glad to see you doing stuff

[@ADDvanced]

Yeah, I need to get to that; the good thing is this is a fairly arid climate, so hopefully it won't matter for a bit. Glad you think it looks cool!

[@williamwright7262]

Cool ... you guys are great. Looking forward to the next one.

[@ADDvanced]

Appreciate it! More updates soon

[@rockdaddio69]

Thank you for going the extra mile to set up the camera, work the camera, do the editing and publish your videos. Your youth, your inventiveness, and the beauty of the result speak well for your family.

[@ADDvanced]

Thank you man! Appreciate it! It's definitely more work than just doing it, so I'm glad people are enjoying what we are learning about. Cheers!

[@joshuaharper8307]

Beautiful Breckenridge 😂

[@ADDvanced]

Everyone should visit, it's so beautiful!

[@randybeckner2556]

Very Nice Video!

[@ADDvanced]

Thanks Randy! Appreciate the comment!

[@retro_grade]

Glad to see I'm not the only KZbinr with content that sits on his hard drive for over a year 😂. It does make it fun to show progression of something in one video though. Pretty sure that IceCo is the brand of portable fridge/cooler that Andrew bought awhile back to use in his Tacoma topper and was nerding out about it. It did seem like a pretty robust and handy unit from what I saw.

[@ADDvanced]

Well to be fairrrrrrrr, a lot of it is half done. Need to get far enough to where it's a good story. Iceco has been a cool brand to work with, not really getting paid but we did get a hella nice fridge so that's cool. Also it's nice to work with a company that wants to make really high quality stuff instead of the cheapest stuff, for a change.

[@retro_grade]

​@@ADDvanced 😂nice, at least you've started on them! More than I can say for alot of the folders filled with video that I've been struggling to get together. Originally, I intended to make several videos off each project and get them out weekly....so it's interesting when one comes out over a year after I filmed it. But, to your point, in some cases being able to combine them actually leads to a cool video in the end, seeing it completed over a year or two, and does make for a better story to tell. I have at least one video that'll end up that way hopefully. I wondered if you were "sponsored" in the form of actual payment or not. I guess until one reaches the big leagues (not even sure when that is?), you get a bunch of "free stuff" rather than making any kind of big dough off of product mentions. I will say though, one of those coolers would an awesome thing to have for free. We've certainly gotten much worse 😂. One of us would have certainly been pumped for a free one of those!!!

[@outdoorsinthe608]

Very cool! Are you going to put a cap on the peak of the roof?👍👍

[@ADDvanced]

At some point; nobody sells it long enough to so I need to source one.

[@petredesign07]

3/4 of a barn. Would adding sides increase your thermal retention by decreasing wind under the camper?

[@ADDvanced]

Yes, but then it would count as an enclosed structure and be subject to code and affect property taxes, so not doing it. The A-frame holds heat decently well after doing the mods we showed in the video.