Camping With Mr. Buddy Heater In FRIGID Temperatures

Please join me on this Winter camping adventure as we brave the cold temperatures in Virginia. We'll conversate in a warm tent, enjoy solitude, and camp right next to a frozen lake!
Thank you for watching!!
Gear used in the episode with links:
Gazelle T4 Hub Tent: www.rei.com/pr...
OneTigris Lightweight Camping Cot: a.co/d/4GwMt3x
HEST Foamy Mattress: hest.com/colle...
HEST Camp Pillow: hest.com/colle...
10x10 Super Heavy Duty 16 Mil Brown Poly Tarp: www.walmart.co...
Arcturus Military Wool Blanket: a.co/d/4bRFUeT
OneTigris Range Bag: a.co/d/fAT9v2U
OneTigris ACHELOUS Tactical Backpack: a.co/d/elu3Oko
5.11 Skyweight Utility Chest Pack: www.511tactica...
Nite Ize Rechargeable Lantern: www.rei.com/pr...
LUXPRO Rechargeable LED Lantern: a.co/d/6yKmfmg
LUMINTOP Pocket-Sized Super Bright Flashlight: a.co/d/g06CLFj
EcoFlow DELTA 2 Portable Power Station: www.rei.com/pr...
Thule Subterra PowerShuttle Travel Case: www.rei.com/pr...
Nitecore NB20000 Power Bank: a.co/d/fbaIQkq
Nitecore NB10000 Gen II Ultra-Slim Power Bank: a.co/d/c8Y84Uw
OneTigris BLADE Multiuse Tool Holder Pouch: a.co/d/6Xbencp
GCI Outdoors Folding Table: a.co/d/g2uP8OF
Eureka SPRK Camp Stove: www.rei.com/pr....
Iwatani Butane Fuel Canister - 8 fl. oz.: www.rei.com/pr...
Coleman Bottletop Propane Camping Stove: a.co/d/23ug2II
Coleman Propane Fuel Tank, 16oz: a.co/d/6fdRJr4
TOAKS Titanium Long Handle Spoon: a.co/d/d7LxEVp
Kershaw Cyro ll Pocket Knife: kershaw.kaiusa...
Mr. Heater Portable Buddy Heater: www.rei.com/pr...
Counter Assault Bear Deterrent Spray: www.rei.com/pr...
Counter Assault Backpacker/Cross Draw Neoprene Bear Spray Holster: www.rei.com/pr...
Prandi German Style Hatchet: a.co/d/ghnc8yA
ThermoPro TP62 Indoor Outdoor Thermometer: a.co/d/5yckzl9
Filming Equipment:
GoPro - HERO11 Black Creator Edition Action Camera - Black: www.bestbuy.co...
GoPro - Enduro Dual Battery Charger + Battery (HERO12 Black/HERO11 Black/HERO10 Black/HERO9 Black) - Black: www.bestbuy.co...
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[@bon3906]

I have used my Gazelle tent in the winter many times. To hold in more heat, I use a MSR 92"×92" footprint and put it over the roof mesh of the tent and tie it down where your guylines connect to each wall. I then add the rainfly. I use the buddy heater and open up some windows. I keep the buddy heater on low and it's plenty warm inside.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Great idea! Thank you for watching!

[@daviddover5548]

V, I ver much enjoyed the video and look forward to the next. I definitely like the way you throw it all out there, the good, the bad, and just honest about it.....the fire. Laughed because you thought it it was funny as well. Authentic! Way to do it and keep it coming.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

I appreciate your feedback. Thank you so much for your support!

[@grandpamikee]

A sled for times like these would be a blessing

[@OutdoorsWithV]

I agree…it would have been nice lol. That was a long walk with all that gear! Thank you for watching!

[@cmc5394oparva]

I have the T4 as well, and in my experience it's not really a warm-weather tent. Even if you open up the flap doors, the mesh weave is so tight, and the windows are so small, that there's not a lot of good airflow and it can get downright uncomfortable if you have to keep the rainfly on. However, I've used it on nights when it got down in the low-mid 30s, and if you have a small heater, it gets pretty toasty after just a few minutes. It's pretty ideal for mid-fall to mid-spring trips when I don't want to spend a lot of time putting my shelter up, and I love the amount of space you get.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

I agree. Thank you for watching my friend!

[@grandpamikee]

Great vid. Beautiful spot. No resolutions. Live one day at a time to the best of your abilities.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Absolutely! Thank you for watching!

[@shirleyfranklin2707]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey. Simply love watching you and the joy in your heart for camping. Blessing to you and your family

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Thank you, Shirley! Blessings to you and your family as well!

[@ScottHervieux]

Good video. If you're going to lug that much gear, you should really get a large jet sled. People even use them deer hunting to drag out deer, even when there is no snow. They work great.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

A few folks have suggested this. Not a bad idea! Thank you for watching!

[@debracumberledge6760]

This is the only second time I have seen you. I Love watching you. Keep up the good work 🎉

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Thank you so much for the support! I appreciate you watching!

[@billyvaldes81]

Hi brother v my name is Billy I love watching camping show you pop up on my tv and I love it well I just want to say. Love it and GOD BLESS you and your family

[@aet4519]

Yep I heard it!

[@MrFTP]

That tent appears to be designed much the same as ice fishing tents, so not surprising it holds heat well.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

It did a great job! Thank you for watching!

[@keithhighsmith5743]

Very entertaining and educational as well. Outstanding presentation. Veset is a natural.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Thank you kindly!

[@kennethwilson8633]

Nice gear location and outing…you could run a heating pad or electric blanket from that power supply if you don’t want to run the heater all night. Have fun stay safe.

[@Bdub35]

I don’t own a 4 season tent so I’ve never gone out camping in the winter, but the gazelle is a really great looking tent. I also love that it’s a pop up. If there’s 3 things I covet from this video it’s your gazelle tent, Mr buddy heater, and Hest mattress!

[@OutdoorsWithV]

I agree. It’s definitely a great looking tent! More trips testing it out, to follow. Thank you for your support.

[@Toomuchgearguy]

Ha your face when you heard that noise was priceless lol Just used the OneTigris Rock Fortress. First hot tent. Amazing. Hope you get it resolved and are able to enjoy it! Can’t go wrong with that buddy heater either. There’s also an attachment for it that allows you to put a grate on for cooking. Pretty impressive.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Again - thank you for watching brother! Hope you’re well my friend!

[@jasonj9111]

Hey V. Thanks for the video. Maybe some interior lights, kinda hard to see what’s going on.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Thanks for the feedback Jason. I’ve purchased a few lanterns/lamps. Thank you!

[@paulpanel6301]

Great job V. looking forward to more!

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Thank you, Paul! I appreciate the support.

[@Pink_Sky_By_Night_Adventures]

Great video, I love the cold weather to but don’t get snow where I live unless I drive for 12hrs. You could have used a sled to pull all your gear to camp 😊

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Thank you for watching!

[@chefhitsdafan6457]

Another dope video sir!

[@OutdoorsWithV]

I appreciate it my friend! Thank you!

[@Rome1031]

Please excuse my ignorance, I haven’t camped out since I was a teenager. I have a question about Mr. Buddy. What is preventing the Carbon Monoxide danger? Love your videos and thanks for your adventures…

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Your question is valid and not ignorant at all! By the way, thank you so much for watching and supporting! Mr. Buddy Heaters are known for being safe indoors. With that said, it is a good practice to still have ventilation. In my set up, I had exposed mesh at the top of my tent and a few vents open as well. There is also an auto shut-off function built into the Mr. Buddy Heater if it tips over as well as a built-in ODS (Oxygen Depletion Sensor) which basically means if the oxygen levels become low, it auto shuts off. With that said, you’ll notice a small device on my table behind my fan. That is a carbon monoxide detector that I take with me on trips where I use the buddy heater. Always good to have multiple layers of safety when operating a propane heater! Thank you again!

[@aet4519]

​@@OutdoorsWithVthank you for explaining that. On my next to purchase list!

[@jonathanhunter2726]

this is a pretty interesting video i came to your channel vie outdoor gear review i look forward to watching more of your videos i am jonathan from scotland just so you know who your talking too :)

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Hello Jonathan! Thank you for supporting my friend!

[@JohnKo-f1p]

You were referred by Luke of The Outdoor Gear Review. He was right. Am a new subscriber and am totally enjoying your vids. However, just curious - why did you lug all that gear down the trail when you coulda just drove it all down? Keep your the good work.

[@OutdoorsWithV]

Hello! I wish I could have drove down. Parking for that area stops at the top of the hill where you aren’t allowed to drive past a certain point. Thank you for watching and supporting!!

[@RPasc]

Push those stakes in with your boots

[@MaryCardell-wq2jr]

I don't like it when y'all pitch your tent so far away from your truck. If you need to run from a predator you might not make it to your truck. That scares me.

[@kbtang101]

You need to stop saying the same thing as Luke. Try to be more original. Yes you too are buddies but we want to watch something different. Want to see my Cambodian brother succeed in this KZbin world.