Bushcraft and camping sleep systems

[@JesterBushcraft]

I think its a great idea to build up a sleep system that can be changed to suit different temperatures, rather than a sleep system for each. I am in the process of putting mine together at the moment. Great video...

[@DanielCraigRobinson]

Nice one Rasmus, my sleep system is almost identical dependant on weather. The inflatable mat is a great addition to the kit as it provides a barrier between your body and the cold air if your using a hammock. Nice one buddy. Another great vid.

[@Jumlarby]

Nice to see a real time use of this gear. Tak

[@BornRandy62]

just for trivia purposes my next door neighbors are named Rasmussen. I use the US military sleep system. It has several sleeping bags including a goretex bivy. everything put together is "rated" to -20 (f) . A bivy added to a regular sleeping bag increases comfort by a large margin. I am tinkering with making a light weight bivy out of canvas to use with a woolen blanket

[@lesview]

Nice system! I need to try a 2 sleeping bag system. Thanks!

[@jdschauss]

I'm American. Your English is better than mine! :-D Great video, little brother!

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Haha, how' funny :) I would love a MSS sleep system, but i would be an idiot to spend the money on it, since i've already got a sleep system, i'd rather use the money on something else. I might actually buy the goretex bivy from the MSS! Yes, i love bivy's, and you're absolutely right :) Good idea! :D

[@BornRandy62]

The Isreali Army surplus wool blanket is a great value also.

[@BigFootWalker777]

I think that with your folding the inflatable sleep pad lengthwise, then rolling it up, that it might cause a stress/wear point making it more likely to develop a leak along that fold line. I just roll my inflatable sleep pad, without the folding, and it has lasted over 15 years with no leaks.

[@lancebalzaretti9176]

British Army wool blanket £10 from amazon. I love my one-man bivy, a bit claustrophobic when fully done up, a bit like a Coffin. lol

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Yes it is, versality is a key factor! Sounds good, thanks alot! :)

[@Danishbushcrafter]

I think you're absolutely right, it will probably create a weak point on the pad. But i'm willing to take that risk, since i hate having to strap my pad to the outsite of my pack :) Thanks for you comment and experience.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks Daniel, although this system is meant for good ol' ground dwelling, not hammockin' :D

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks, indeed you do.

[@ashleighsyller8257]

whao! do all Danish people have such good english with good accent?

[@mnrbushcrafterdk7613]

Det er den samme erfaring jeg har. ;) Mit problem er bare at jeg er for bred til at jeg kan lyne den helt op.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Selvfølgelig kan jeg. Der mange ting man kan, men som der vil være konsekvenser af. Hvis jeg sov med dette system uden noget vandtæt over mig, ville der komme vand i ansigtet på mig, da det ikke kan snøres helt til.

[@swenner64]

Us Military Sleep system is still the best!

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Alrighty then :) Thanks!

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Bivy bag :)

[@johngalt6929]

Dammit, where's the wool blanket?! ............ LOL!

[@83glxvert]

1 Danish krone is approximately equal to $0.17 USD. I rounded up. Thank you for the video.

[@smd482000]

I real that duch biv bag!

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Det var så lidt, min fornøjelse :)

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Yes, check wool blanket comparison video.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Hahahah. Thanks.

[@MrChangeordie]

How much??? I dont understand crown currency :( any name brand stores any 1know of where I can buy this stuff at???

[@Simondo420]

Did you manage to get a 100% wool blanket?

[@annamuseet]

I am thinking, when you are in an area without trees, forget the tarp, then also possibly forget a bivvy system cause if it rains... :/ So in areas without trees (like rocky Scotland?) one needs a tent 100%. Right?:)

[@rickgreenhalgh1357]

A gortex bivi bag keeps you pretty dry but ideally you'd need some other shelter too. Anything helps, even a big rock blocking the wind. A tarp will alway be better than nothing, and can go over a low rock wall or be used with whatever surroundings you have. A tent gives more comfort, if you try making your own shelter then I'd advise having a plan b until your confident.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Of course you don't understand our currency, but i was just expecting people to use a currency calculator, instead of me posting 10 different values... Well, the danish bivi bag can only be bought in DK, in 1 store. The tesco bag can obviously be found in Tesco, and my intermediate bag is no longer made. The pad is just a cheap one, lot's of different ones out there :)

[@mnrbushcrafterdk7613]

Kan du sove uden shelter kun med dette system selv i regnvejr?

[@Thorkil0861]

Hvor meget måtte du slippe for det danske HMAK overtræk? Og hovedspørgsmålet er hvor fik du det? :)

[@nellbrown770]

hello where did you get your bivi bag from? its a great bit of kit i cant find one on ebay or my army surplus hear in the uk. many thanks Nell

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Nell Brown It's because it's Danish... It's not that great... I wouldn't advice buying one... I think i find mine on 417.dk

[@nellbrown770]

Ok thank you for your advice.

[@vzakonia1002]

What is the music of the begening ? Thanks from france

[@Danishbushcrafter]

I will try to make a video on dens then ;)

[@MatteoTSU77]

PM inbound

[@Danishbushcrafter]

@kaiharvey19779 I was 15 when i made this video.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

150 kr. 417armyvarer(punktum)dk :)

[@thejuicyfishboy]

The noise of your head hitting the lamp was brilliant. Cool vids man peace