CHEAPEST 39$ ULTRALIGHT SURVIVAL SHELTER!?| Onewind Ultralight Survival Shelter for Stealth Camping

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

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[@QuarterMoons]

Great video! Big fan of the brand. Keep these coming. It’s always great to see the real world displays. Cheers.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thanks a lot! Which other of their products have you tried? We've been looking into their hammocks.

[@QuarterMoons]

@@WalkingNatureWorld I have their 3-person blackout tent and trekking poles!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

@@QuarterMoons And how do you find it in use?

[@QuarterMoons]

Very sturdy and useful for the price. The blackout tent (not for ultralight use) does keep the temperatures lower inside. (I live in the desert.)

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Very cool to know! Thank you for sharing!@@QuarterMoons

[@PixelShade]

Great video guys! I wish you had some more angles when showcasing the different heights as it is really hard to tell how much extra cover you get by lowering the tarp. Anyway. I wish I was cool enough to stay relaxed under a tarp when sleeping. Unfortunately, the bug/mosquito situation would be an absolute nightmare here in Sweden 😅 In the end, I think your video started a thought process within me of how to reduce my setup even more. Even though a tent is more comfortable. The weight reduction definitely has a lot of benefit making it an enticing option. I Just need to learn how to deal with the mosquitos. :)

[@NessNayii]

You can hang a mosquito net on this - either the one they sell which is made to go with the product, or another brand. I use the 'sea to summit' net. Hope that helps.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thank you, friend! That's a good remark on doing more angles, would do that next time around. When lowering the tarp you do get some kind of a ceiling on an angle that should protect you from a small rain. For us it is similar, we are not used to it at all but the weight is definetely very attractive. Mosquitoes can be a nightmare and the bug net seems to be absolutely necessary. It weighs 350g and costs additional 25$. So the total weight would be around 810g.

[@THEGREATRAYMONDOOUTDOORS]

Loved this, thanks guys. The information about the magnetic mount was brilliant! I just purchased this shelter, please will you let me know which mounts and backing you use. Thanks again for a great upload 👍

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

It is our pleasure! This is one of the great features of the shelter, and we used everything that it had in the kit, at first we weren't sure what they were meant for:) Let us know if you have any other specific questions

[@NessNayii]

Thanks for the review, great video (and please ignore the poster who thinks the two of you should personally go to war against an army, and do nothing else in your life - trolls will troll).

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thanks for the comment and support! We appreciate it🙏🏻