COLDEST Temperatures I've Ever Backpacked In

[@TaysonWhittaker]

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[@notanotherprepper5849]

“We are an hour in, just about to a mile” “Sweet” Lol I know that feeling

[@taylor-1147]

I hope one day I can find a company to work for like this. I love all the stuff the company puts out! Maybe one I will be able to some.

[@dmsmikhail]

you left out the snow shoes till the end. they are the star of winter hiking!

[@appreciatizer5911]

I'm just glad other people are willing to get out there while it sucks. When I talk to people about winter camping they act like I'm crazy.

[@stoicodysseys6352]

I took my 60L ShadowLight on an over night snow bound trip here in the Mountains of PA where it got down to -8°F. The ShadowLight 60 liter is my go to pack for winter hikes due to larger storing capacity and heavier gear in the winter. I invite you guys out to try a few of the RocksSylvania trails here in Pennsylvania on the East Coast. The loft tech adventure jacket made a good mid-layer. This Monday will be my first over night trip in the Nova-UL, if the weather forecast holds up it will be my main layer.

[@jeremymalatt317]

Very cool brother. Loved the video. I'm about to do a hiking trip on the A.T. this coming weekend. My birthday is this Thursday so took the weekend off to go hiking. Be safe out there and hike on! 👍👍

[@gigihenderson8567]

You can tell how cold by the creaking of the snow underfoot

[@brandonsmith1647]

I love all that snow though!!

[@jordang6358]

Use a sled to pull your gear in winter.

[@normanc.2021]

Awesome 👍 video. You guys really hiked hard on that hike I was sweating just watching the video beautiful views though. The burn mark on the sleeping bag sucked I would've been pissed too. Be safe out there

[@schil19]

Did a winter backpacking trip int the PNW near Mount Baker but nowhere near those temps. Got below freezing but barely. I did get a chance to try out my new 15 degree top quilt, down booties, Ventus Hoodie, and my dragon wool zip offs. Stayed warm all night and during the whole trip. I love the hoodie. It's my favorite piece of gear to wear. Can't wait to lose some winter weight so it fits a little looser. Love all my gear and the puffy coat will be my next purchase

[@chillindave1357]

The view was worth the effort! Beautiful!

[@mikeswinyard5838]

I would love to be able to see those views rather than the heat and humidity in Florida. It’s been in the high 80’s and supposedly we are still in winter, it’s already too hot. Take me with you on your next winter backpacking trip!

[@SergeantFunkDan]

Man, another nutzo freezing adventure. Thank you for enduring such - that we can either be (1) better informed for similar, or (2) at least live vicariously through real tough guys.

[@kimberlypenney7216]

If you unpack those freeze dried meals and put them in a freezer bag they take up a lot less room in your bag. The freezer bag handles the heat and I put it in a cozy which keeps it warm.

[@geauxherd762]

I think Shug has a video of minus 40 in Minnesota. I’ve done zero. I’d like to do a sub zero at some point. Once you get below 10 or so you have to stay covered (hands face etc anyway to prevent frost bite)

[@ervinslens]

Another awesome video. The film quality here is just outstanding!!!

[@TaysonWhittaker]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@THESHAODOWCAMPER]

Looked like a fun trip Holly snow though. My coldest is -28°C (18°F) in a snow fort with a tarp roof and no heater. It was cold.

[@adventureawaits5003]

Awesome video stay warm

[@laurabolt5412]

As always, thank you for an honest and inspiring video! Watching you face those challenges and power through makes me feel like I can't wait to hit the trail myself!

[@TaysonWhittaker]

Glad you feel inspired!

[@journeyman7189]

Great trip even though you guys didn't summit. Lots of data points for future trips. Looking forward to the gear breakdown and finding out more about that tent. It looks like the silex from SeekOutside but I could be wrong. Just to add my coldest night out into the mix -30'C (-22'F) That was not awesome :) Nate

[@ninjapancakes9435]

Anyone else notice the names carved on the tree in the back at about 5:20 in the video?

[@MrEdgy81]

Ultralight is cool, but to me (not an UL person) it looks very uncomfortable. You would have a hard time talking me out of my thick wool layers, insulated pants and parka. I know that while hiking you stay much warmer but when its cold its cold and it can get dangerous very fast when you come to a rest. Growing up in MI the cold is vicious here and will put you in check very fast and has taught me the hard way more than once that a lot of UL type gear fails fast in the bitter cold. Good video though, gives us all lessons.

[@jumpship5378]

I'm not a UL person either give me good wool and other layers,and my raincoat that I'm using that season.and that's what I've always done ..light gear is not good when you get a big rip or process alot of wood.if I'm in that weather, Im Snapping wood and scraping against my clothes .to me I always go with durability.i even still like a wool blanket inside my mummybag to Camp in extreme colds,as opposed to a single bag of greater warmth rating.

[@stoicodysseys6352]

That's why you pack a warm puffy for when you're at camp. I get way too hot when hiking even in the single digits.

[@MrEdgy81]

@@stoicodysseys6352 you don't go out in very cold temps often do you?

[@stoicodysseys6352]

@@MrEdgy81 All the time. Many -°F trips.

[@MrEdgy81]

@@stoicodysseys6352 maybe a heavy and thick down jacket but you would be on the edge of surviving around here in just a packable puffy. Again, the UL stuff just doesn't cut it in these conditions.

[@captdoug]

Get a pair of Ombraz sunglasses. Never worry about losing them again.

[@Phoeff99]

Had a very uncomfortable vision of tenacious tape getting stuck to the beard…..ouch. What was a realistic back up plan if your gear wasn’t sufficient? Hike back out even in the deep snow or? Love these types of camp. Thanks for sharing!

[@musingwithreba9667]

You're not having much luck with winter camping eh? That looks like a nice stove and shelter set up tho.

[@BenMcIrish]

Did this tarp work out better than the last and what is this one? I missed the name if you said it in the video. I remember you having issues on your last cold trip and you said you were getting a new shelter.

[@TaysonWhittaker]

Make sure you're subscribed, we'll be releasing a full gear list video for this trip soon!

[@fancyhandle]

Dream!

[@michaelcano6975]

What length stove pipe do you use? Thanks.

[@Leo_Maiolo]

What is that bag that got the hole in it from your pot? Is that a test bag or available on the market

[@Case16710]

What do you reckon the R value of the beard is? I’m guessing 4.2.

[@cassidysummer509]

What stove were you using? Do you have a link?

[@bobarel7486]

Nothing like a silex!!! Seek Baby

[@jonathanfreyer9361]

when you guys were hiking up I had to struggle to see if you were even wearing snowshoes..

[@garyeitel6850]

What stove did you use?

[@qdtjni]

Admire how you struggled through! Next time, try skis.

[@claytonrohrer2099]

“We don’t talk about Bruno”😂

Looks humid

Let’s see some skis 😁 You’d make triple distance

[@ZachBrimhall]

Cross country skis would have been much better then switch to snowshoes when needed. I'd have used goggles with light color lenses. You guys should have used 4 season tents. For the love of God what were you THINKING?!!!!

[@JoshSweet]

-15*F is a big difference from -40*F….

[@staysalty5192]

I wouldn’t buy anything from these guys it Needs to be sized because if it’s the wrong size they’ll charge you a $10 restocking fee to order they right size it’s a joke

[@mikedidomenico1]

What stove are you using?