My first hot tent camp and it failed!!!

[@markphillipsart]

I hate to hear about the tent. I am going to start hot camping this winter as well. The best of luck to you!

[@roncamping]

Thanks and good luck to you. Thanks for watching

[@RobertsBulgaria]

I don't think you mentioned the name of the tent, but I might've missed it. Things are sent to try us. Really need a belt and braces approach with Hot Tenting as I know of two KZbinrs who burned their tents down and were lucky not to get burned themselves. I really like your hair colour Ron, makes you look proper dignified.

[@roncamping]

No I forgot to mention it but right at the beginning I showed the bag and the name of the tent was written on there. I agree it can be quite dangerous, I used all the ropes which I don't always do if wind is low but they simply failed as they were so weak. Thanks for watching

[@RobertsBulgaria]

@@roncamping BTW - you said that you intend to do something not seen on YT before and I assume you mean, about transporting your stove and kit to your campsite. You either push it, pull it or carry it and as my ATV is out of action due to a Mouse chewing through an ignition cable and me being really older than you are then, I had to find another way. So I have this 'thing' from Lidl on wheels that can tow 20-25kg and therefore, if you see it on my channel at some future date then, I didn't steal the idea from you is all I am saying. Good luck with the new house - must be in a mild climate, I saw Palms in the garden.

[@roncamping]

@@RobertsBulgaria yes it was about 7to 10 degrees, those palms if that's what they're called grow all year round. I look forward to see you pulling your equipment im putting the hot tenting on hold while I sort out a new tent so I think you'll beat me to it.

[@JamesBrowneye]

Thank God you tried it at home.

[@roncamping]

Yes a rule I've broken before I'm glad I didn't this time. And in the end most of the guy ropes simply snapped and had to be re tied, not impressed. Thanks for watching

[@BackCountryAdventures]

Hey buddy remember we learn from our mistakes. I’ve been using my hot tent for 2 years now and I’m still learning. Takes time my friend, keep at it and you’ll succeed

[@roncamping]

Really? Well looks like I still got a lot to learn but I got to start somewhere, thanks for watching

[@Eriekcamp]

👍👍👍

[@roncamping]

Thanks for watching

[@Longing4theWoods]

95% of the issue here is your tent looks 4-6” above the ground. Your tent should be flush with the ground, and a ground matt

[@roncamping]

Thanks for the advice, I'm still learning and appreciate your input. Thanks for watching

[@Longing4theWoods]

@@roncamping the more you get into the more enjoyable its gonna be. Ill keep watching!