Multi Day Hike in the Alps - Adventure Vlog 28 - Hilleberg Unna, Carinthia PRG, SOTO Stormbreaker

My latest adventure in the austrian alps. It's a multi day hike with all gear I need in my backpack.
2 Nights, 23kg of equipment and changing weather conditions. No climbing and mountaineering included.
Video to GHOSTHOOD:
• Ultra Light Camouflage...
Video how I pack my backpack:
• How I pack my backpack...
Video to the gear I brought:
• Gear for multi day hik...
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[@umessi10]

Love watching these raw videos. Not many who do it like these. Most people go the cinematic "B roll" way. I personally find the raw type more interesting and informative. Thank you!

[@ripperkon]

Thank you for the feedback. I like to hear that. I also think, that some people just go too cinematic.

[@Qigate]

I very much enjoy your hikes. The easy and down-to-earth presentation makes for a relaxing yet informative hike. I would love to see more of your photographic work as well. Nicely done!

[@Austrianaut]

Your video inspired me, need to get my tent and stuff together an in action. Thank you very much!

[@jimmer1047]

That ghillie suit was soooooooooo cool! Would never have seen you sitting there! Very neat!

[@jimmer1047]

Greetings from Sierra Vista Arizona! New to channel. Love the content. Such beautiful country. Great editing job in my opinion. Enjoyed checking out your gear. Very nice.

[@alexfuechtner]

Ach da hatte ich meinen Maserati geparkt, ganz vergessen... Super Video, wie immer ;)

[@hamiltonharper]

I've been considering this tent and seeing how you increased the size of the vestibule by dropping the inner tent is really an awesome trick

[@jimmer1047]

Your not alone bro! Don't.....sweat it......!! I'm a big sweater too! LOL 😂. I'm retired union ironworker. When working hard sweat would pour off me! Looking back I think it's a good thing.

[@DerUnbbekante]

Immer wieder erstaunlich wie schnell so eine Stunde vorbei seinen kann... Keine Sorge, hier aus der Kommentarsektion werden bestimmt genügend rauskommen und selber ihre kleinen Adventures erleben. Danke fürs mitnehmen!

[@jaytabac6525]

excellent video. nothing earth shattering, but a good lesson on the small details and how they can make a big difference.

[@mrLittleblocks]

Super happy this one is in english! excited to watch :D

[@ericjuste4363]

HELLO TY FOR THIS MOMENT AND HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM FRANCE

[@michaelhodges8312]

Love that Unna tent. Just got one in sand.

[@hypo345]

First visit to your channel, really enjoyed this video. Will subscribe and watch more.

[@jacobmikel4981]

In your equipment bag, I like the water pouch/bag with the purification cap tip piece, that's really cool, so you get the purification process then the boil clean, decent, but I am thinking about ordering some equipment from that website you gave, I probably will, that and the mountain goat part, I hope you enjoyed it sir, and beautiful view.

[@jimmer1047]

What a BEAUTIFUL spot you camped at!

[@us24575]

Smart move lightening the pack.

[@mommasboy8861]

Love it! This is the perfect Video for a Saturday night. Appreciate your work!

[@ripperkon]

Thank you, dude!

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Great video 👍🙂

[@vonHannersdorf]

The best parking lot in the world! Nice hike ;-)

[@slane6488]

Hollow fiber tech filters don’t like the cold. Great vid and gear👍

[@kayasper6081]

You're also a Hilleberg Unna user I see! Just like me. Beautiful surroundings, I love your video. Till now, I mainly camped on shores but I would love to go to the mountains like you did. Best regards from Spain.

[@38201270298]

How Unna handling strong wind in the mountains?

[@kayasper6081]

@@38201270298 Asking me? I only had strong winds with my Unna on the shores and beaches. My experience: the Unna takes strong winds very well, better than almost any tent I owned before. But... it has quite big panels which get somewhat flappy and thus noisy. For the same reason it is essential put out all the guy lines and pay attention to the exact spot where you put it up and do it well. On these conditions, the Unna performs really good. So far, I never had an issue with it, in spite of some pretty intens storms.

[@MrRW1980]

nie gedacht das man an der roten wand noch campen kann da diese ja die top attraktion in der region lech- zürs ist......übrigens auch im großraum graz bei mixniz gibts noch gute wildcampsspots oder auch bei baden in niederösterreich.....letzterer aber super stealth den die behörden kennen in baden nix ..lg aus wien

[@ff-mu6cc]

cool!

[@daviddechamps8840]

You look great in your camouflage clothes ;-). Great video.

[@regnumteutonicum8188]

Um so kürzer und detailierter desto besser :D Wenn man Infos möchte, dann muss es schnell und einfach gehen ;)

[@ripperkon]

Super, danke. Genau das dachte ich mir auch. Hab in meinen anderen Vlogs teilweise sooooooo viele Dinge, die ich als eigenständiges Video machen könnte. Und dann gehen die leider unter...

[@casualonemmo-player2167]

its dangerous to walk away from your tent to try find water.. when its that foggy outside... you could get lost and never find your tent again. Get water first, before setting up camp / it gets misty :p

[@keisha717]

He uses a GPS watch and records his camp location before wandering off. With GPS he can easily find his way back in fog or at night.

[@RogerByrne]

Trying to decide on my first Winter stove, MSR whisperlight universal, Soto stormbreaker or Polaris optifuel, any recos?

[@moritzb.6624]

WOW. ein richtiges Vorbild geworden.

[@theok3338]

I made a diy vestibule for my unna, like the gt versions of the hileberg tunnel tents, the zippers of my vestibule are placed like the nallo. I can send some pictures or sketches, if you like. May you can publish more of your diy/myog projects, even the simple onces like pullout bags etc.

[@HDvroom10]

Great video👍 I’ll watch more from you. You have a sub🏕

[@jla3772]

Those Katadyn filter bags are only available to government; that sucks.

[@stephenthomas5428]

Great Video thanks for the English commentary I appreciate it. What power pack do you use for your Garmin .I was told a power pack recharge could damage my Garmen 935. Thanks for your advice.

[@ukyo_oyku]

@Ripperkon Hi! Great videos and great this one is in English!! WhIch brand is the khaki cap you’re wearing?

[@ripperkon]

Thx. I think it’s from Rothco. Good quality and a really nice fit/design 👌🏻 At least with short hair.

[@Franmedieval]

En Chile tenemos paisajes muy similares a ese y quizás mas Bellos. Muy buen equipo que usaste esta vez. Muero por arrancarme a un paraje similar cansado con el encierro pandémico. Salu2

[@MattShafter]

Why are you all in green? Are you hiding from people?

[@kristaps2010]

thanks for sharing. dangerous accident can happen if one doesn't know there is a lake/pond under the snow blanket. Never thought about it. Please share what tarp you'll combine with unna. I think I'll go for Hilleberg Tarp 5, not sure.

[@tekknorat]

The best job.

[@retobaumann5604]

@ripperkon: One year later, would you still go for the Unna or are there alternatives you would prefer? I usually hike with a very light tent in the summertime (tarp even) but looking to get a more "winter-proof" tent for some ski touring trips. Thanks for your insight.

[@SolidxSnakexDuke]

Ich verstehe dich auch sehr gut mit mein Basic englisch xD

[@OneWeekGetAway]

How tall are you? I am 6/2 (188CM) and wondering if the Unna is big enough for tall people?

[@bimazivanovic4784]

Have you ever thought of trying ultralight wight ? Or at least making your pack a bit lighter. 20+ kg backpack is a lot for a 2 day adventure

[@kobold90]

There's not much weight he could safe without sacrificing his safety. The water is 6 kg and that's what he got rid of as soon as possible. The sleeping mat is the only thing I would change. The Unna doesn't have an apsis so he risks to get a wet sleeping bag because of his gear. And that simply means he needs a synthetic bag, for safety again. He wants to test his cooker so changing to gas isn't an option, neighter. A lighter backpack isn't an option since he said he sweats a lot and needs much water. You need a backpack which is strong enough to carry that much without getting incomfortable. A 600g ultralight backpack can't do that job. Etc and the weight sums up. But he's rather the muscle type than the endurance type. He doesn't win that much with a few gramms less.

[@jla3772]

What brand backpack is that you have? I like those wide shoulder straps

[@Thefrenchbonnie]

Hi bro, great video👍🏽🔥 Please can you give me the size of your carinthia jacket L, or XL ? And your tall to compare with me

[@heikohotellima3977]

Hey, hat di9e PrgJacke wirklich bei dem Wetter dich gehalten und wie war die atmungs Aktivität ?

[@ripperkon]

Ja, dicht hält sie. Atmungsaktivität passt auch. Vor allem dank der großen Reißverschlüsse. Da muss man dann schon gut ein Gefühl für entwickeln, dass man nicht durch den Schweiß dann nass ist.

[@Papershields001]

Would you ever go climb Mont Blanc?

[@MaNi-cn7to]

How is Soto StormBreaker feels to have on trips any problem with it? fuel line sturdy and how is it to maintaine in field?

[@jla3772]

What brand/model did you say were those water bladders?

[@annaweber26]

Auflistung von deine Ausrüstung unter dem Video wäre nicht schlecht. Sonst super Tour!! In Deutsch wäre es noch besser. 😅

[@wanderwurst8358]

Wenn du Gemsen fotografieren willst, dann geh mal lieber in die Tannheimer. Die wo da in der Nesselwängler Scharte und den Haufen drumherum rumlaufen sind so an Touristen gewöhnt, dass man auf 4-5m rankommt. Am Gimpel bin ich sogar mal an einer Gams mit Jungem direkt vorbeigelaufen und die ist erst aufgesprungen als ich versehentlich einen Stein rumgekickt habe. Nur so als Fototip - ich bin zu faul 2Kg Kamera in die Berge zu schleppen 🙄👍😎 LG ganz aus der Nähe im Ländle 😉

[@kittonine]

Hi everyone, i am looking at all the reviews and all the websites but i stil don't find any packed size of the tent, if some of you got them, i am especially looking for the "unna" and the "soulo" i would much appreciate! Happy travels to everyone

[@FOXTROTECHOMEDIA]

Kurze Erinnerung. Die Eiweisriegel wolltest du in der Beschreibung erwähnen :)

[@ripperkon]

Oh, danke 🙏🏻 Hab ich soeben gemacht.

[@FOXTROTECHOMEDIA]

Gern, habe noch eine Idee. Als du deine Spiegelreflex ausgepackt hast und angesetzt hast, ein Foto von deinem Kocher zu machen, dachte ich jetzt kriegt man das Foto zu sehen. Also das wäre noch so eine Idee. Einfach ein Cut machen, das Bild für kurze Zeit einblenden und dann weiter im Text. Sonst aber echt tolle Videos! Bin seit kurzem auf dich aufmerksam geworden 👌🏼 gleich abboniert. Ist echt schwierig, Leute mit der gleichen Einstellung zu finden 😄

[@hansnichirin11]

15:28 but luckily i bought enough fuel to melt snow... in june, nice. that was ironic

[@retobaumann5604]

It would be so nice if the Unna would have a bit more of a vestibule :)

[@kayasper6081]

Hi Reto, I can only tell you about my own experience with my Unna: I had the same doubt, but interestingly enough I don't miss a vestibule at all! 1) there is so much interior space in the tent 2) you can creat some kind of vestibule by unclipping the inner tent, works rather good 3) there is a rather big gap on the entrance side between the inner and the outer tent, enough to store wet shoes and small pieces of equipement. Hope this helps, best regards

[@jeroboam4486]

@@kayasper6081 Hello, if you see this message, can you tell me if you have condensation problems in the Unna please ?

[@kayasper6081]

@@jeroboam4486 Hi Jeroboam, yes I see your message, got a sign from KZbin. Condensation, yes, problem no. I have slept many nights in the Unna in all seasons. I almost always leave at least the top of the front door open, even when it rains. If it doesn't rain I open it up some more. Most nights there was little condensation, but once in a while the outer tent gets unexpectedly wet from the inside. Condensation is a hard to predict fenomonem. I think any tent will suffer from it in specific circumstances. But the Unna does well. However, the inner tent always stays dry and I never had real issues with condensation.

[@jeroboam4486]

@@kayasper6081 thanks for your answer, have a nice day

[@isabelllowenherz2213]

Schöne Tour. Und auch gut, dass Du Dich vom Wetter nicht abhalten lässt. Fährst Du einen Golf Variant?

[@ripperkon]

Nein, Golf 7. Nen Variant hatte ich vorher. Komme aber auch gut mit dem Stauraum des "normalen" klar.

[@isabelllowenherz2213]

@@ripperkon :-) Ich überlege gerade, ob ich einen Variant Golf 7 mir zulege. Liebe Grüße.

[@ripperkon]

Isabell Löwenherz Hat auch schon Vorteile. Ich hatte vor dem variant mal nein Opel Astra Kombi. Aber bin von Kombi inzwischen wieder weg. Vll wieder, wenn mal kleine Ripperkons hinten drin Platz haben müssen 😁 Nein Golf 7 fährt mit Diesel und ist recht sparsam.

[@isabelllowenherz2213]

@@ripperkon Fahre jetzt auch einen normalen Golf Diesel, bin aber wieder mehr am Musik machen. Kleine Ripperkons ist gut, haha ☺

[@alpin_outdoor]

Hallo. Besser extra alle movie :) because everyone can see what they want to. Apropo: Can u tell me some place where u went to hiking ? bitte. Gruße aus Bayern

[@ripperkon]

Danke. Das ist das Lechquellgebirge. Beim Formarinsee.

[@yuriklaver4639]

You really need an inner tent? I would say: these are only for bugs.

[@mustafakgr7968]

👏🗡🇬🇧

[@freedom7009]

"you can do hiking when its raining" --> Das musste mal gesagt werden! (Ein Glück, dass das 95% der Tageswanderer anders sehen)

[@ripperkon]

Okay, da muss ich dir zustimmen.

[@stewartperry7797]

So let me get this straight... you dumped out your treated water from home to save weight so you could filter dirty water from your hike location? Nice tent.