CAMPING HACKS YOU DIDN'T KNOW YOU ARE MISSING

[@davidschumann4495]

My absolute best hack . It saves weight, stress and makes your food last longer...no women or kids.

[@OrdnanceTV]

😂 preach brother

[@michaelanderson2166]

Thankfully, my wife hates the outdoors and got used to me going on deployments, so I get to go on my own.

[@HDvids101]

LOL

[@Nitrofox2112]

1955 called, they want their sexism back

[@SMB_SpeedTwin]

Bread, Protein, Zappy. 1) We pre-cook meals, vacuum seal them, then lay them in the house freezer flat so they freeze long and slender, that way when we put them in the freezer section of our Engel combi we can fit heaps more in. 2) Stock up on wristband glow-sticks after Halloween. Break one and put it on the highest part of your car / camp so if you need to find camp at night after using the facilities or visiting friends you can identify your camp easily. It helped us a lot when bush / remote camping. Can also be used around dog collars or on little humans. The "hack" is stock up the day after halloween, they are dramatically cheaper. 3) We also have our in car snack cooler bag. We use what we plan on having for dinner (from the freezer) to cool our in-car snacks, while dinner is defrosting it’s keeping the cooler bag cold. Bonus) For those with a caravan. In the middle of the night, if you have a toilet, a water spray bottle can be used for number ones to rinse the toilet so a noisy water pump isn’t turned on in the middle of the night.

[@barefootmedia648]

Nice one Ronny, it's good to see tips that aren't just product placements.

[@alanmohn4146]

I have used all of these hacks except for the talcum powder. Thats a new one of me. One of the other hacks I use is when I am in a dry area with flies I put a damp cloth about 20 ft away from me. The flies are after moisture. They will leave you alone if you give them some water.

[@toddmillar4041]

Same for 🐝 bees. Except a container. Use a split open cool drink can (or something a bit harder) the sugar also attracts them.

[@clancyeggleton1210]

My Hacks are - if you are leaving the afternoon of your trip have a big lunch on the way out of town so you don't need dinner - If you are fortunate enough to live in the top or bottom end of WA bring some shards or offcuts of sandalwood for the mosquitos and a nice smelling fire - figure out your menu. If it's dinner for the next two nights chop those veggies and snap lock bag them and the same with the meat to save space - Last but not least.... FUNNEL ALL YOUR SPIRITS INTO PLASTIC BOTTLES TO PREVENT BREAKAGES! Hope to me and good luck to anyone who wins it.. Love the channel Ronny 👍

[@JenBolst]

My tip is for newbie's. Set up where you're going to sleep before you crack a drink (ok you can have one but make sure you get your tent set up vefore too many). Make sure you get a good dinner before it gets dark (I know Ronny doesn't) get your cooking done before it gets dark & again you've had too many drinks). Dont forget to keep your tent swag zipped up. There are my golden rules, beginner edition 😂 Id love a grey one, thanks Ronny😂 whens next collab with Harry please Bread protein zappy

[@JasondenHollander-qj5hp]

The red light thing explains why you never see mozzies in submarine movies 😊

[@justindavis1546]

The red lights on submarines and ship are because the red doesn't disrupt night vison and the light doesn't travel as far (people can't see you).

[@davidharnett5640]

@@justindavis1546ah really?

[@nprwikeepa6082]

​@davidharnett5640 yes well recorded. Aircraft have red map lights as well so you can still scan the sky

[@michaelanderson2166]

@@justindavis154624 years submariner, red light is hardly ever used on a sub.

[@Chocos_fishing_AUS]

Bread, protein and zappy I use Vaseline on cotton pads and it’s a really great tip for fire starting at camp.

[@MichaelStuartRandle]

Ronny, I've been camping for 60 years and the red light hack was new to me. I need to find a red lens for my lantern now. Thank you mate!

[@ipooped9480]

Bread protein zappy We collect the lint from the clothes dryer and put it in the cardboard inner from the toilet roll. The perfect fire starter 👌

[@Ronny_Dahl]

congrats mate ‼you are number 1 of 3 of the chosen 3 hit us up on the contact us page on the website link in the description

[@ipooped9480]

@ awesome mate. I will get on to that now. Keep up the great work 👍🤙🏻

[@leithal1546]

Also with meat in snap lock bags. You can submerge in water before closing the top. Water pressure pushes the air out like a vac seal.

[@Den-pu6re]

On cold nights put hot embers in one of those aluminium trays and put it under you camping chair. It's heaven, you can also put 3 or 4 under your stretcher... beautiful

[@oliverblake7619]

Yes thats true, im telling You ❤it !!!

[@peterstaggs1956]

We’ve been putting coals from fire under our chair for decades absolutely brilliant.

[@mishkawarcry642]

Best hack for me is Dr Bonners soap! Dishes, hand wash, hair wash, body wash, car wash! it does it all :P

[@blacklist_exe]

My tip, which a lot of people don't do would be: Pick up your bloody rubbish 😆 too many grubs around making a mess of nice places. Bread, protein, zappy.

[@maddawgnoll]

Yes! There's some damn slob campers out there. I've seen people just throw their trash into the bushes and go on like it was nothing.

[@BrendanBFree]

It’s not Bangladesh aye

[@badgerwithhands]

Going with meat hacks, if you're going to bring ground meat (beef, pork, etc) separate into weighted amounts in snaplock bags. Lay them flat on the counter and spread it flat, freeze them in this shape and they stack or slide into tight spaces in the fridge or ice box. For longer trips and a little more fun, for your eggs or pancake mix, use a pourable container. The one I use was an orange juice container kind of shaped like a pitcher originally but has a nice pouring spout. Definitely not needed but makes my kids happier. Protein bread makes you zappy!

[@allterrain]

My tip: Replace bread with tortillas, fill with protein and tasty things and... Zappy! Happy campers with no crushed bread disappointments.

[@jamescohenjc]

Yeh they keep for ages aswell.

[@davidlovejoy3602]

Wraps

[@stephenravenscroft3636]

You can also replace water with beer

[@JandH2017]

I like it 😊​@@stephenravenscroft3636

[@paulwootton6732]

@@jamescohenjcthat’s cause they are full of preservatives and anti moulding agents.

[@EdgePereira]

We’re from Brazil and we use your tip to put the lights away from camping since kids. The difference is we hang a small flashlight on a tree. This way it attracts the bugs but don’t kill them. We will try yours now that we live in Queensland. Love your channel❤

[@jonathonrobinson6638]

Doing lots of dirt roads i take my 18v garden blower, heaps of dust builds up on the rear of the 105 series so i blow it off just before i pull into camp. Handy for getting the fire going too. Bread, protein, zappy.

[@AJGily]

My tip: Ratchet straps work amazingly as tent/gazebo/awning tie downs. I always carry around a handful of thin ratchet straps in my car no matter what anyways - have a compartment just for them. So I don’t worry about carrying extra string to tie things down. They’re always bright colours and being thicker, are much easier to see than rope. And u can get them tighter than any rope style tie downs. Plus rly quick set up and pack down. Bread, protein, Zappy

[@oldbloke204]

Yeah the ratchet straps thing is a great idea that we use as well. The other good thing is that if you use them to tie stuff down in the back of the vehicle they can get tangled and mixed up when you unload them so using them at camp means you know where they are and they're ready to re pack and tie stuff back down.

[@ashmanny86]

BREAD takes up so much room. I use tortilla wraps instead to save space. More room for beers and PROTEIN. I need to get on of those ZAPPY things, they look great. Cheers Ronny

[@G-TEK]

Bread protein zappy. -Cut your onions and either put them in a plastic jar or a zip lock bag, season according and then fill will olive oil. You can add strips of bacon because its in oil it keeo for a while and its ready to go. -Flat bread, keeps longer and is more versatile. -Coffee sachet empty the coffee and the roll them vertically to use them as a spoon. -themo flask fill with hot water for quick drinks on the go.

[@gaz8410]

Bread, protein, zappy. If you find yourself camped near an ant nest, put some offerings on the far side. Ants will go for the easy to find stuff and tend to stay away from your patch.

[@mozzyoutbackadventures9172]

Bread, protein, zappy My tip is, use baby powder around your tent or swag and anything on the ground and it keeps the ants off your stuff that's on the ground

[@adampoll4977]

Use your bug zappers in your tent/vehicle when you close things up for bed - it'll attract and kill any of the bugs that have got in and give you a peaceful night. You don't need to run it all night, it usually clears the bugs in a few minutes.

[@badgerwithhands]

Bread, protein, and zappy. Dry ice is heavily underrated for those without fridges. A layer of meats, layer of dry ice, other foods on top lasts a LONG time.

[@itschewyyy]

I always think about this, but i have never looked into how available dry ice is, and the price

[@beast6able]

Used to carry Tac powder for changing split rims in the day for the tube when it was put up against the rim liner.😄

[@GrantScottAE71]

Bread, protein, zappy. Camping hack: Olive oil in a sauce bottle. Buy good quality in a glass bottle, top it up after each trip. Saves weight, and easy to use for camp cooking.

[@erikhy]

Small, battery tea lights that flicker and have a warm yellow light are simply wonderful in a tent for adding cheer and ambience. they are a heck of a lot more romantic than a blazing headlamp. Mine last for about 4 months on a couple of AA cells.

[@rowlandharvey7274]

Thanks for the inspiration in 2024, hope you have a great Xmas and NY, Ronny! Love your videos…

[@sixpest]

Yessssss camping hacks, every video you are doing something cool as hell and I'm like, how'd you know that! Thanks for the video 👍👍👍👍

[@petermcmurtrie]

Rub a soap bar on the outside of your billy, frypan or camp oven before putting it on the fire. Makes cleaning the black soot off afterwards very easy. Bread, Protein and Zappy.

[@Magnus2232]

Hey ronny great video, the music is a bit too loud though, and it would be better if it were a bit quieter. Apart from that, thanks for the tips. Also Bread, protein and zappy My camping tips are - Set a timer for when you want to go to bed on your phone. This reminder is so you don't forget to turn off all your accessories so you don't drain your battery. - Leave nothing behind but your footsteps. Make sure you cover up fire pits and put beer cans and what not in a bin. - If a track or train looks difficult, walk it before you drive it. Pick your line and commit!

[@seanchristie7150]

Bread, protien, zappy. Fantastic tips as usual, keep up the awesome work. Talcum piwder works as a deterrent for ants too. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

[@reborn2998]

Camping tip we do to make cooking easier is meal prep. We cut, dice, slice, measure all our stuff we plan on cooking in a meal at home prior to leaving so we can just throw it all in and be done with it. Makes it’s so much easier. Bread, Protein, Zappy

[@robtyrer7355]

Bread Protein Zappy, 1 - Tip for swag users - take a compass and place your swag so that it is covered from the morning sun (from the East) by the rig or a tree 2 - If your camp is innundated by Bees (common south coast WA) place a cold bottle of water away from camp in the bush, Bees are hanging around for water so as it condensates the bees will hang around the bottle instead Follower since 2017 love your work mate

[@4WheelingInNSW]

I love bread whilst camping, full of protein and gives you a little zappy energy first thing in the morning. My hack are baby wipes - they’re sooooo good for cleaning off your feet, aeroguard, sunscreen etc and if you go to bed with clean feet, you feel clean all over. I’ve got a few other hacks but that’s my most used one. Merry Christmas Ronny and I wish you all the best for a safe and prosperous New Year mate. 👍👍 thanks for another great year of great clips 🤜🤛

[@outdooraussie6355]

G'day Ronny. Cold climate hack... after you've eaten your bread and protein for dinner, use a hot water bottle in your sleeping bag for an amazing nights sleep. After dinner, sitting around the coals and starting to yawn and feeling a lot less zappy, put a billy of water on the coals. Pour the hot water into your hot water bottle then wrap in a towel or jumper etc and put it at the bottom of your bag (or wherever u prefer). In the morning you also have a nice warm towel or jumper etc. And you can just reuse the same water night after night... so no water waste. Works like a charm. Cheers 🍻

[@erikhy]

I'll second that. Plus, take a 1 liter shampoo and pit wash on those sub-freezing mornings, heating up a pot and pouring it over your bits bit by bit, and you'll feel ALIVE and moving fast in the cold wind.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

100% will be trying this one, I always get cold feet in winter. congrats mate you are number 3 of 3 of the chosen 3 hit us up on the contact us page on the website link in the description

[@outdooraussie6355]

@@Ronny_DahlAwesome! First thing I've won in a hundred years!! It'll get well used! Appreciate it. Cheers 🍻

[@leeting8590]

That's why i stick to my retro halogen light force spotties cos you're not blind when you get out of your car at night. They are the best. 💪

[@ferret68]

My tip - go camping with Harry Fisher so he can do the cooking of the protein and maybe some bread - always good for some zappy comebacks too

[@geoffhensher7100]

My tip is put a redcross first aid sticker and fire extinguisher sticker on the side of the vehicle or canopy where your first aid kit and fire extinguisher are kept. Easier to locate in an emergency. Bread Protein Zappy

[@scottallsopp5363]

Great tips Ronny, Bread, protein, zappy. Also with Talcum Powder, it is great to stopping ants getting into your vehicle, if you put some around you wheels, apparently they don't like it. I have also heard there is a pine oil based hand soap, the rats and mice can't stand, good to keep a bar or 2 in a mesh bag inside the engine bay, full disclaimer, I haven't tested this one. Cheers Scott

[@calvinvanderwalt5087]

Bread, protien and zappy. Love egg hack, im definitely using it!

[@andreww-u1r]

G'day fellow campers and off road tragics my tip is keep an eye out for the Aldi camping specials like their collapsible range , good quality and reasonably priced . Zappy happy Christmas every one 😃.

[@jae4807]

Their vinyl dry bags are awesome for keeping your gear dry.

[@pewpew2400]

Bread, protein, zappy - go to bunnings, get a pack small disc garden solar lights. (I think I got 4 for roughly 30 bucks..) Great for in tent/swag and also to illuminate the nearest tree for that 3am nature call.. if it is very insect/ buggy just use them in the tent, they will last all night if you get some halfway decent ones, thanks for the tips!

[@TecioNogueira]

Bread, protein, zappy. My hack - on cold nights when you make a fire. Add a few charcoal beads. It keeps the heat consistent and no smoke. Get a few and add under your seat: keeps your bum and back warm. Thank me later. Cheers

[@oldbloke204]

Tips. For those of us with iceboxes/eskies making up things like stews, soups or whatever then freezing the hell out of them on the freezers coldest setting and using square containers will mean more cooling for the esky and easy packing as well. Finding a tray that fits in the bottom of your esky will mean you can make block ice with no waste of room and the square milk bottles make great ice blocks as they will fit right in to the corners of most eskies. You also have some extra water for whatever if they have melted. Those with fridges may poo poo eskies but mine saved a lot of food on a recent trip when one of the fridges we were relying on decided not to work. I have also heard of people running very small fridge/freezers just to make ice to keep eskies going and saving a lot in terms of big fridges and bigger more complicated 12v systems. Carry cans for Beer or whatever so that they can be crushed when empty to save on rubbish space and less risk of broken glass. I use the older style Wolf Pack boxes and use one as a side table in my tent next to my stretcher, I have used them as something to step on to reach stuff on my roof rack and if you stack them up they can be used as a makeshift table. Bread, Protein, Zappy.

[@slowboat6021]

thanks for a great channel Ronnie, all the best for the family Merry Christmas and happy and prosperous new year. my hack is a cheap brass citronella candle bowl keeps bugs away and provides a nice ambiance when you can't have a fire.

[@artisansson]

Bread, Protein, Zappy - Camp Light Hack: Use a water bottle as a makeshift lantern. * How it works: Fill a water bottle with water and add a glow stick. The water will amplify the light from the glow stick, creating a surprisingly bright and long-lasting lantern. * Benefits: * Compact and lightweight: Easy to pack and carry. * Multi-purpose: The water bottle can still be used for its intended purpose. * Safe and reliable: No open flame or electricity needed. Happy holidays

[@nealchin-e1z]

Bread, protein, zappy. Some good hacks Ronny. My hack works for a more efficient fridge. You are right a full fridge runs more efficiently than a half full fridge. With a half full fridge stuff in a piece of shade cloth, it traps the cold air and your fridge does not have to work so hard.

[@PaulDiano]

Hola Amigo, we carry a little dust pan brush for Sandy feet, works well, then we use it to sweep out tent .....etc. Bread, Protein, Zappy, Keep up your work, Happy Festive Season. 🍻

[@samday6621]

I pack reflective rope. When I peg down guy ropes I tuck the rope under and run it to the next peg and/or up the guy and over the entrance. Then, with a head torch, I know where the guys are, and can pick my tent out from others etc. Also stops directs others (if they have a torch) around my tent, not into it.

[@Col.B1]

Some great hacks there, mine is a water saving hack, use a spray bottle ( recycle an old one ) with small amount of detergent and fill with water to wash up dishes, cooking equipment, etc. Spray on, no need to rinse, wipe dry with paper towel, saves a shite load of water, code words: bread protein zappy

[@itschewyyy]

Just buy one of them sponges that holds water and detergent haha

[@reinouttuytten]

Bread, protein, zappy. Backpacker here, 2 coolest handy tips I learnt along the way is to: - bake a bunch of potatoes in foil before you go camping. Leave them in the foil and just throw ‘em in the fire to reheat when needed - use a slingshot and fishing line to hang a (red light 😅) lantern from a high tree branch right above the camping area

[@Feebeeee]

@@reinouttuytten it isn’t recommended to cool baked potatoes in the aluminium foil, as it can cause botulism. You could precook them, cool, then refrigerate & then wrap them in the foil before reheating.

[@lourensjoubert8652]

Bread protein zappy we have "thermal bags" that contain skin tight underwear, heat socks, gloves and headwear for each person in our party. these bags has saved the day on numerous occasions when we venture out not expecting cold weather. Allows for a much more comfortable camp and require very little amount of space. Does add a lot of flexibility to camping setup

[@TheAlexBradford]

Bread, protein, zappy Solar water shower bag, rather than using it for a shower, use it for warm water to wash the dishes.

[@itschewyyy]

Did this unintentionally over Christmas, will be keeping it around, might need 2 now 😂

[@gilmourvibes9078]

Bread - Protein - Zappy Take a battery powered leaf blower (needs to have an adjustable power trigger). Makes starting fires super efficient, cleaning dust/sand of your equipment, drying an awning or swag before you pack it away. So many uses!

[@markyeadon7271]

Or just use your compressor ?

[@hutchinsonsadventures4678]

our tip: packet soups and small plastic sauce bottles. The red light hack, love it. bread, protein and zappy. Have a great Crimbo.

[@allenwurl6245]

For the fan try a “Brushless USB Fan” 👍 I use these for camping as well as Hurricane preparedness. The Brushless motors are quiet and incredibly efficient (Measured in days instead of hours) I use rechargeable Drill batteries (because I have lots of tools and already had the batteries) nearly every manufacturer has power conversion options I power my fans, lights, Phones, my CPAP and even the wife’s Fish Tanks (Hurricane Preparedness Obviously I don’t recommend taking fish tanks camping 😂)

[@michaeldallimore8590]

A little late but bread, protein and zappy. Great hacks in this video. I can also recommend the Thermocell for repelling mossies. Not cheap to run but effective. For the meat get a vacuum sealer at home. Seal and freeze all the meat and put it at the bottom of the fridge. Stays frozen for longer. You can also vacuum seal and freeze pre-made casseroles for reheating.

[@adamklein4742]

Bread Protein Zappy Most of us have air compressors take a air gun with you as well and can be used to blow dust off stuff before you go set up. Or can be used to clean sand / dirt out of your car and swag. Or take like a small leaf Blower. But most of us already have the compressor with us and a air gun is small

[@Metalmyke]

Tip: bring extra water bottles to keep either chilled or frozen in fridge/ freezer. Swap em out to always have chilled water or an ice pack to keep esky cold 👍 Bread - protein - zappy.

[@drewc9029]

Home made fire starter. I keep a small sealed bag of clothes dryer lint and mini container of petroleum jelly in the car. Dab a bit of lint in the jelly and apply match or spark to get a safe easy burning stater.

[@Chicanoverland]

My egg hack was similar but with a peanut butter jar. Thanks for the red light tip good to know since I have RGB led’s under the FJ. I think my hack would be to season your meat ahead of time in your ziptop baggie. Marinades as you go.

[@chrisfanchier2318]

No code words for me, but I will say my particular trick is to keep some baking soda in the Fridge! It will help keep any odors out of the Fridge and make cleaning a breeze!

[@jamieandrews3238]

Bread, Protein and Zappy. A hack for camping with a rooftop tent. I've help a few mates and folks to level out their RTT when sleeping so their car is level. Using maxtrax to lift a corner up or digging a hole to drop one down. Cheers

[@WikiGarage]

Bread, Protein and, Zappy. I freeze drinking water bottles, and use them as ice packs in a cooler (I don't have a portable fridge). They help keep things in the cooler very cool throughout a day or to.

[@draz3326]

Hey Ronny How long can eggs stay like that and how long can pancake mix stay like that

[@Andy-s1t6r]

Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. Hacks: Talcum powder, Eggs in 1.25l bottle, Cryovac meat, Red lights for inner campsite and blue zapper for outer edge. Personal hack: Fresh socks every day during 'the wet' or a folding camp chair (chairs million) travelling over inhospitable ground with a brew or coldy at the end of day.

[@PaulMacDonald-bc2nx]

Bread , protein, Zappy Hack … bring a light weight hammock to sit in sideways as a chair … one side attached to a tree the other side to your vehicle

[@AussieColonel]

Bread, protein, zappy. take cheap foam earplugs when camping with mates, there will always be one who snores loud enough to wake the dead after a few bevvies around the fire.

[@digvj93]

Hey Ronny, after eating bread with some protein. I zappy(y) through my snorkelling gear apply some dish soap on the lens, and the view from the snorkelling glasses is clear as!

[@timlinkous4160]

Code word bread, if you take baby wipes put them in your fridge, or put them in a ziplock and stick them in the cooler. You can use them to cool off by wiping your face, arm pits ect

[@garya6647]

Bread protein zippy Use frozen vegetables, especially diced onions. Use as little as you want and lasts the whole trip

[@CJFranciss]

With the eggs, if you like running you'll like me then you can crack the eggs into a small wide mouth container like a protein shaker without shaking them and just gently pour into the pan and use your spatula to split them into individual eggs as they cook.

[@alexmcalpine6667]

Bread protein zappy Keep your Eskys in a pop up tent with some airflow, makes the ice last so much longer without the sun hitting it. Also, I wonder if red cellophane over camp lights would make a difference to light colour if you haven't got red ones 🤔

[@stevesmith3556]

Dry ice just outside your camp. Mosquitos are attracted to the co2 that we breathe out. Dry ice puts out a ton of co2 and keeps them away from camp. Try it😊 it works.

[@martijndemulder]

I especially like the egg hack. I always bring along funnels anyway so this is really easy to do if your supermarket doesn't already sell eggs in bottles. So many eggs died for absolutely nothing on those corrugated roads... I actually stopped buying them all together on trips 😂

[@1FiftyOverland]

Ever since I hot my new shocks, I haven't broken eggs, even catching air on the trails.

[@frostbite9492]

Bread protein sappy I don’t use tent stakes any more. Instead I use large construction screws, think 3/8” x 10 lag screws. I’m already carrying an impact driver for tire changes, I just make sure I have the appropriate impact socket for the screws. It’s a fraction of the work and much faster, also you don’t have to worry about missing with your hammer and coming down on your tent, potentially damaging the fabric.

[@lfscelt]

The little kinder egg containers are amazing for keeping salt, pepper, spices dry! They are impenetrable and we have tested them on/in water. Great size and multi-use. Use the salt with your bread or protein....not sure about the zappy though.

[@kdigiacomo]

I take a 25' extension and have a bug zapper at the same color and take it camping. Doesn't stop everything but definitely helps tremendously.

[@darrob721]

Wow! Pretty sure almost all of those were both new to me and useful. I thought I had my shit together! 😂😂 Thanks. Great vid.

[@darrenburleigh8787]

Bread my tip talcum powder is a great ant repellent sprinkle around were and can get into your car camper etc no ants , they can’t walk through it it’s a cheap barrier

[@bushandbeachaustralia]

Came to the comments to see if anyone mentioned this. It definitely works 👌🏽🤙🏽

[@becmills9193]

Gday Ronny!! So proud of you mate. You’ve done so well for yourself!!! Can’t wait to see what you have to do with the 250 Prado 😂…can you import the new 2025 FJ Okay so here’s hoping I win one of your door guards so I can test it in my 2012 FJ!! Code words 1. Bread 2. Zappy 3. Protein Hack: bowl of water and a towel at the tent entrance so you can wash your feet free of dust and mud.

[@lourensjoubert8652]

Bread protein zappy Stick critical information like registrations, numbers etc on a note inside your visor. yes I know it is obvious and stuff but its amazing how often you will refer to it..... useful place to put wife's birthday as well.... you don't want to ask every time

[@fuu2be521]

Sand, guaranteed, egg-cellent. Bonus word: red light district 😂

[@Feebeeee]

My favourite hack that sounds stupid but works so well is to use a sled to put your firewood & charcoal on. So easy to move it all when you need to; just slide it under the 4x4 or trailer if it looks like rain or heavy dew. Quicker & easier & two of them take up little room, so the kids can use one in the sand as well or saves lugging your gear up the beach. Bread protein zappy ⚡️ Happy Christmas & best wishes for 2025 to you & your family 🎄

[@LittleWeekendWarriors]

My hack is: Take blow torch attachment for a butane canister. It’s cheap and takes up little space. It’s really good for burning your toilet paper.

[@lukehutchinson6754]

Bread, Protein & Zappy. A good hack/tip is to take small containers of any spices that you might use, a pillbox is great and means you don't have many bulky and often breakable containers. Cheers Ronnie 🍺

[@nathanharvey9107]

gday mate where did you buy the cheap bug zapperas please

[@beetle251]

The Codewords: bread, protein and zappy My hack: put a swiss army water bag on your spare wheel at the back of your truck and you have easy access to water. These bags are made of thick rubber and very rugged! Cheers from Germany🤗

[@beardybrowndog4359]

Ronny, any plans for a troopy update video? How is the 4 person setup going/ any changes you would make? Think a heap of people would be interested🤷‍♂️

[@adammacfie8591]

Bread, protein, Zappa. Good on ya Ronnie

[@erikhy]

Scrambled eggs, chorizo, guacamole and salsa makes the best breakfast ever. Add a flour tortilla or other carbs if you aren't old and getting taller sideways.

[@andreww-u1r]

Taller sideways 😂👍 love it

[@Hilmi12]

Bread, protein zappy. Prepared oven food half cooked in a foil dish then freeze, at camp site allow to defrost and stick it into your camp oven, after your done the foil dish crumbles to a tiny packet and that's easy to chuck onto the trash. If camping at high altitude and extremely dry air and keep waking up with a dry throat, you get these dollar store USB humidifiers and they work great. It's the brightness of the light not the color that affects night vision, the red color bit is a myth but it is true it attracts less bugs

[@lourensjoubert8652]

Bread protein zappy All different charging cables with Velcro close to charge station in vehicle. setup soft Velcro on vehicle and hard Velcro on cables. Allows for very neat and tidy setup and we found actually reduced the amount of cables we travel with as it reduced duplication

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Bucket or big pot. Fill with water, put food in zip lock bags and use the bucket of water to extract the air out of the bag. As you put the bag in the water slowly it will push the air out. As you get to the opening use the edge of the bucket to seal.

[@jae4807]

Bread, Protein, Zappy. Expanding on packing your meat in a ziplock bag or vacuum sealed, when cooking spag bol, chilli or sloppy joe mince etc make a double batch, seal it your bags, freeze and you have a quick hearty meal ready to go.

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We used to do the bottled eggs in the army haha!

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Pretty much all of my camping recently has been a on a motorbike, so space and weight are the main considerations. Buying a slab of 600ml water bottles makes it easy to stash them around the rest of my gear and distribute the weight. Bread, Protein, Zappy