No Tent - Mountain Camping With Jerven Fjellduk | Øyerfjellet, Norway

[@孙行者-j1x]

i like the hide-and-seek part, absolutely creative.

[@HikingHansen]

It’s definitely original 😊

[@Pelle_H]

Great game - zero points 😊

[@merdoderdoo]

Ingvill always hides in obvious spots and it's funny 😄. Your videos mentally helps me so much man. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@HikingHansen]

I’m glad to hear that 🤗 I know 😁 But even though, many didn’t spot her 🤷‍♂️

[@grady4757]

Watching from Tbilisi, Georgia. You deserve many more subscribers. Excellent work! Cheers, y’all.

[@HikingHansen]

How kind of you to say that 😊 I’m glad you liked the video 🙌

[@vandoeunsot0168]

Amazing fo your video of No Tent - Mountain Camping With Jerven Fjellduk | Øyerfjellet, Norway. I love your video and thanks for sharing.💗💗💗

[@HikingHansen]

The pleasure is all mine 😊

[@philipcoomber1548]

Great content as ever...thank you for sharing your amazing country, Norway with us...

[@HikingHansen]

Thank you 🙌 I think you will like the next video I will post on Saturday, it contains some beautiful sights 😉

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Getting closer to autumn 🍂 Thank you for sharing. Looked s if it was a great trip. Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful weekend 😊Nice game of hide and seek 😊

[@HikingHansen]

Thanks 🙏 We are entering the prettiest season of the year. I just love when the terrain turns orange and yellow 🍁🍂 Hope you are out enjoying the lovely weather this weekend 😃

[@Tur_kultur]

Artig liten lek! Jerven er helt rå i fjellet!👍👍

[@HikingHansen]

Hehe, vi hadde det iallfall veldig gøy 😊

[@1956colinb]

Woo-Hoo!!…first in , great video Mads, hope you are well my friend 🙏

[@gmer16402]

Wow, the camouflage really works, especially if there are rocks around, only the flapping in the wind was giving the position away

[@HikingHansen]

It was so much wind that day. I guess it would be much harder if you didn’t see the fabric flapping in the wind. Maybe I have to make another video with better conditions 😊

[@gmer16402]

@@HikingHansen no, the video is already very good, it took me some serious staring on a large screen to barely spot some of the positions

[@HikingHansen]

@@gmer16402 Fantastic! Love the dedication 😊🙌

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Så fin tur og meget flot natur ❤❤❤

[@HikingHansen]

Veldig vakkert. Dette er 40 km fra der vi bor 😊

[@yoeki45]

Nice video. We got 4 points 🙂

[@HikingHansen]

Not bad 🤜 Thanks 😊

[@jla3772]

That is some most excellent camouflage; I was unable to spot either of you.

[@HikingHansen]

It truly is 😊 Really? I didn’t think it was that hard 😅

[@jla3772]

@@HikingHansen was for me; lot of rocks to scan in 16 seconds. After you revealed yourself I paused the video and backed it up; even after knowing where you were, you were very hard to spot. The place where you were looks like paradise. Keep those videos coming. I’m still waiting for the redo on that timed endurance trip you and that guy undertook. by the way, I got some of those western mountaineer down pants; awesome puffy pants

[@HikingHansen]

@@jla3772 I call this my back yard. The starting point was only a 40 minute drive from where we live. I actually spoke to my friend about that trip today. We are definitely doing it this winter, but not before March. WM pants are the best 👌

[@jla3772]

@@HikingHansen Lucky man. I'll be on the look out for that March trip.

[@EmmasNatureEscapes]

Very beautiful, I like it :) You got my subscription!

[@HikingHansen]

Welcome to the community 😃👍

[@Vladimiradventurephotography]

Thanks. It was fun to watch. 🤩

[@HikingHansen]

I’m glad you enjoyed it, Vladimir 😊

[@X3RUBIM]

Only 2 points, pretty good camouflage!

[@HikingHansen]

👏 In the right environments the fabric is extremely hard to spot

[@oisteinthomassen]

Great video! You really put a lot of effort into this 👌🏻 those down trousers looked very comfy😃

[@HikingHansen]

Thanks 🙌 Yes I do, but you don’t think about the hours when you’re doing something you truly enjoy 🏕️ The WM pants are the best 👌

[@oisteinthomassen]

@@HikingHansen totally agree:) imagine making a living of it some day 😃

[@HikingHansen]

@@oisteinthomassen That would be something 👌 I’m also working on a digital hiking course that I’m going to launch in December, but that’s a secret for now 🤫

[@kennethvalerio1294]

1 point those are really good but expensive,that was fun

[@HikingHansen]

The camouflage is darn good in the right environment 👌 I have three bags Within the fjellduk concept, Two from Jerven and one from Helsport. Yes, the once from Jerven aren’t cheap, but I have had one of mine for 20 years now. Welcome to the hiking buddy community 🤜

[@robcote1478]

So lucky you have allmansretten, friluftsliv. There once was a time many years ago before the internet and online reservations, I could pack my gear and go to the wilderness without much planning here in Canada. Now all the park systems ( only places you can really explore because of private land ownership) require reservations and this can often be full almost 6 months in advance. 😢 So now I try to visit Norway 🇳🇴one a year 😊

[@HikingHansen]

Tell me about it. We are so privileged 🇳🇴 Is that so? Making reservations to go camping sounds absurd to me 😅 When’s the next time you are planning on coming to Norway again?

[@robcote1478]

@@HikingHansen Most well established marked hiking trails are found in parks managed at the National, provincial and regional level. Almost all required entry fees and you cannot camp just anywhere. There are specific areas for camping 🏕️ and most require advance reservation. Even in the 1990’s I would go hiking in Yosemite national park and you would apply for permit with your planned route, trail head and finish point 😬🙄 so in 2001, I discovered Norway 🇳🇴 and have been 8 times since then. I’m thinking of doing a fjellskitur in Hardangervidda area next March. 🤞

[@HikingHansen]

@@robcote1478 Interesting 🤔 Is it the same for the northern parts of Canada? For example, I didn’t think Jon (Lostlakes) and Keenan (canoethenort) had to apply to go camping - I might be mixing up what we talk about here ☺️ Anyhow, awesome that you are considering Hardangervidda in March. I’m planning the same - to cross the plateau in 48 hours. Maybe we’ll meet up there 🤜

[@robcote1478]

@@HikingHansen You’re correct the northern and western parts of Canada have more areas that have less or no restrictions yet often they are quite difficult to access and as I live in Eastern Canada it’s less costly to travel to Norway 👏👍 Wow 48hrs to cross the plateau 😮 yes perhaps we will cross paths 🤞🤜 really enjoying your content 😀

[@MartinHJ]

Flott film igjen, og så kjekt å lære noe nytt :) Aldri brukt Jerven duken, men den kan være kjekk både til det ene og det andre. Takk for en fin tur med dere!

[@HikingHansen]

Takk for det, Martin 😊 Ja, Fjellduken en fint å ha med på tur, men jeg kunne tenkt meg en SL utgave. For de er i tyngste laget.

[@jonfyfazan]

👏⛺️👌🇳🇴🤠

[@kennethvalerio1294]

New subscriber here great video.

[@JoshuaReidBackpacking]

4 points haha harder than I expected.

[@HikingHansen]

That’s not bad 👌 Well done 🤜

[@lifenorwayjo]

amazing video again! please do one on berries and eating in the wild 💛 I only got 3 on the camouflage challenge🤣

[@HikingHansen]

Thanks 🙌 Great idea 😃 We will definitely consider that. 3 is really good, well done 🤜

[@andrewmacaulay1585]

Excellent 🧌 Summer slipped away here too.. seen a maple leaf 🍁 on my lawn today…I wish you two the best and be safe as well. You live in a beautiful country. Any trout in that brook you crossed??🤔 New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦

[@HikingHansen]

Thank you 🙌 The same thing is happening here too. The fall season is beautiful but it passes quickly. I’m planning on doing a six day canoeing trip late September, so I’m hoping for good weather. We met a couple of guys with fishing rods, and they had caught about 30 trouts, but non of them were big (200-300 grams). I go elsewhere to find bigger fish 😉

[@1956colinb]

Great camo….only one point for me ☹️😬👍

[@HikingHansen]

Colin!! You were up late on Friday/Saturday ☺️ Really, one point? I thought it was supposed to be easier than that. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Hoping to get the next one ready for next week. Enjoy the rest of your weekend ☀️

[@matthewmccooke7748]

In my job I used to monitor temperature in the glasshouse. You would be amazed at how the temp drops just before dawn. On a cloudless night it drop consistanly until about 1hr before dawn. Then it drips sharply. 1 or even 2 degrees. After sunrise it then rises again. Their is a reason which is too long to explain here. You should read up on it. Very interesting and useful to understand when camping.

[@HikingHansen]

I think this an interesting topic. I’ve read about the effect of sleeping under an open sky compared to under a tarp, and the difference is significant. I definitely think this is something people should consider when choosing a sleeping system, tent/no tent and so on.

[@gnella]

Trivelig film.🙂Og at dere ser ut til å trivels på tur i lag er enda triveligere. PS! Jeg klarte bare ett poeng pr runde med fjellduken....🤫

[@HikingHansen]

Hei Stein-Evert. Ja, det gjør vi i aller høyeste grad 😊 Den leken var vanskeligere enn hva jeg så for meg ☺️

[@FlorianBleser]

The camo is perfekt, first round 2 points, second round 1 point and round 3,4 zero points 😂 really good stuff 👌 I really enjoyed it. One week left and the journey starts. Jotunheimen/Dovrefjell. Has the landscape turned into autumn mode ? 🍂

[@HikingHansen]

Well done 👏 I love playing this game ☺️ Fantastic! The weather might be good as well 👍 The landscape is super pretty these days. You’re definitely in for a treat 🍂

[@larserikhenriksson5307]

Trevlig tur, men vad var det för digital termometer ? Den var ju perfekt för vandring.

[@HikingHansen]

Takk 😊 søk opp ThermoDrop. Det må nok bestilles fra USA, men det kan være at dere har en importør i Sverige.

[@Robchefpoznan]

I really enjoyed watching you, you have a sub from me. Greetings from Oslo

[@HikingHansen]

Thanks 🙌 Welcome to the team.

[@dougieranger]

Nil points for me guys.

[@HikingHansen]

The camouflage works well in stony terrain 👌

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Flott!! Hvilken type var temp måleren?

[@HikingHansen]

Den heter ThermoDrop, men jeg tror ikke at den er tilgjengelig i Norge.

[@stianheniksen2182]

Er blokkebær hvite inni?

[@HikingHansen]

Ja, det stemmer 👍

[@fredrikbjugg9873]

Du burde lage en video om hva slags mat du tar med deg på tur og hvordan fu tilbereder den!!!

[@HikingHansen]

Ja, det har jeg tenkt på. Skal se hva jeg får til 👌 Fortsatt god søndag!

[@johnowens178]

Hey Mads do you do any big game hunting? Looks like good country out there

[@HikingHansen]

Only small game hunting for me. I bought a rifle back in the day, but it sold it a few years ago. It’s definitely a great area for hunting 👌

[@ashtoddphotography]

Ah, so sweet, a lovely gesture to your girlfriend 😊👍 I was wondering; the tall boots that you wear, are they a Lundhags model? They aren’t popular here in Scotland, but given their popularity in Scandinavia I can’t understand why they are so overlooked here. From my understanding they aren’t lined - do you find that once you’ve added dubbin/wax that they are sufficiently waterproof? Much of the terrain here is similar to yours, and I’m keen to try a relatively lightweight high top boot for the added ankle protection when carrying heavy loads. Many thanks and happy adventuring 👍🏔🏕️

[@HikingHansen]

She’s so excited for the WM pants 👌 Aren’t they? That’s strange 🤔 We both have Lundhags Jaure LT high. I like that they aren’t lined. You compensate for the lining with two pairs of wool socks. I usually wax my boots before heading out on a trip, and they stay dry for the entire trip. Check out the model I referred to above, they are both light and give good support. The only downside is the price ☺️

[@ashtoddphotography]

@@HikingHansen Thanks very much for the info. Your videos had jogged my memory of the boots from when I lived in Norway over 20 years ago! Unfortunately I can’t find anywhere in the UK who stock Lundhags, which is crazy - this is in all honesty a very strange little island, perhaps a bit backward dare I say it. Ordering such an expensive boot without being able to try on is a bit foolhardy. Thanks though 👍

[@HikingHansen]

@@ashtoddphotography If you order a pair that is 20 mm longer than your feet, you should be fine. The size chart on the website newer fails (measure your foot in millimeters and add 20 mm). Optimize the fit by trying different socks. I have the same challenge as you when it comes to the UK. I’m looking for a Swift pack boat, but the only dealer in Europe is located in the UK 🤷‍♂️

[@ashtoddphotography]

@@HikingHansen thanks for the advice! As usual I’m between sizes, but you know life is for taking risks, whether that be on the trails or whilst purchasing boots, so I just ordered two pairs 😂 It will be fun returning one of them to Finland!!! I’m amazed that the UK is the only stockist for that boat, which to be honest isn’t a particularly popular past time in the UK. Good luck finding one, I guess that if it’s something that would be fulfilling and is within budget then go for it, make life rich in experiences 👍

[@HikingHansen]

@@ashtoddphotography No way! Which model did you buy? You won’t regret it 🤜 The canoes are expensive, but I’m hoping to land a deal with a dealer in the future 😉

[@JukkaRaySkaReinivuo]

2 points thou

[@HikingHansen]

Not bad 🤜

[@sanct1ty]

I’m ashamed to say I only got 3 points 😅

[@HikingHansen]

That’s good. It wasn’t a easy task 🙌