5 item Camping Challenge: Minimal Gear

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Published 2022-11-08
5 item camping challenge. Get Exclusive NordVPN deal here: nordvpn.com/taoutdoors - risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! Join me on a minimal gear solo overnight camping challenge. I choose just 5 items to spend the night in the woods: Knife, Wool Blanket, Cookpot and a Fire steel. I eat Spanish military MRE and sleep under the stars on this cold early winter camping trip.

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All Comments (21)
  • @TAOutdoors
    Get Exclusive NordVPN Deal here: nordvpn.com/taoutdoors - Hope you enjoyed this episode! Let me know your thoughts in the comments and if you would like something similar again.
  • @David_Rafuse
    Here's a coat trick if you didn't have that blanket-oilcloth combo: being that your coat is ample and large fitting, take it off, pull the sleeves inside it and wrap it around your upper body instead of wearing it as usual. It's a similar effect to a mitten keeping your hand warmer with the fingers all together than wearing a glove with separate fingers...learned that from a homeless guy here in Canada.
  • I know a lot of bushcraft channels on YouTube but yours is just fantastic and full of lessons
  • @alexgranda05
    Hi, I'm from Spain, so I know pretty good that rations, and sometimes there are some troubles when they pack them, pack the wrong menu paper in the box or the stickers are upside down. Even though they are one of the best rations because they are super nutritive and satiating. Your meal is Fabada asturiana, Asturias is a northen region of Spain, and where I live too, and it is a typicall Asturian dishes. The Fabada is composed by beans and Chorizo, which is a spicy sausage. I hope you enjoyed them and awesome video btw.
  • @JustInCases72
    This video shows how important a knife, cordage, some type of cover, and something to get a fire going is when you are out in the wilderness. Great video.
  • I had no idea 30 years ago (well before "social media") me and my friend were cutting edge camping with only a cheap tent, blankets from home a old Coleman stove and beer/food were "surviving" for the weekend... We just thought that's what we could afford and it worked.
  • Seriously love how your channel has taken off. I was watching you back in 2019-2020 and love how much you've grown. Appreciate all the lessons and beautiful camera work you give us out in the woods. Much love to you and your family!
  • @janneheffler
    Yep, "it seems to be a lack of tea" is a very British remark 😄 I love these overnighter videos. Well done, mate 😊
  • @_IstorX_
    First video of yours I've watched! I'm an outdoor fan, watched many outdoor camping videos and channels, but for some reason yours is special. 30 minutes video, but not a single second I was bored! Keep on the good work.
  • Blue's stuff is fantastic. I picked up one of his wool poncho / sleeping bag / blankets and it's awesome and crazy multifunctional. Thanks for having us along Mike. It's cool to revisit past challenges with different picks for items. 👍🇨🇦
  • I've learn more from your video in 30 minutes than all videos I've seen since now. Thanks to your dedication to this art of minimal "old style" backpacking and surviving.
  • @pHolt
    Give the Danish MRE a try. The ones I've had contained a small chocolate bar, jam, peanut butter, along with three full meals. They're pretty decent.
  • @kenkeller
    An invaluable channel among the thousands of others.
  • Definitely gonna plan a solo minimalist camping trip after watching this!
  • I recently took a trip and used a bedroll setup for the first time. Waxed canvas and wool blankets. Also picked up a Polish Lavuu. Had to make a few adjustments mid trip, but it worked well over all. Watching this channel has inspired me to get back out there. Thank you.
  • I really like the sound of quaint cracking of the trees due to a windy days. it really reminds me of my comfy childhood days
  • Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience in this series. I think that it is always beneficial to go back to the basic woodcraft skills occasionally. Minimizing the equipment that you carry into the woods is one sure way for you to revisit your skill set. Your video stressed the importance of skill practice and refinement. Thanks again for your willingness to share with us. - Tennessee Smoky
  • @fletchv1
    I'd actually love to see you and Bear doing a long video or series of videos like this and compare camp styles