Only 5% of Campers Can Survive This! | New Onetigris Raven Nest Tunnel Hot Tent

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Summary

This video features a hot tent camp experience using the new OneTigris Raven Nest tunnel tent. The hosts test the tent's setup, interior space with a wood stove and two people, and perform various activities like making kindling, starting a fire in cold conditions, and cooking chili and hot chocolate. They also provide their initial thoughts and opinions on the tent's design and functionality.

Highlights

Setting up the OneTigris Raven Nest Tunnel Tent
00:00:20

The video introduces a hot tent camp experience featuring the new OneTigris Raven Nest tunnel tent. The hosts begin the process of setting up the tent, starting with staking out the sides using the standard OneTigris stakes. They comment on the ease of staking and then proceed to install their gear inside the tent.

Initial Impressions and Space Constraints
00:02:51

After setting up the tent, the hosts assess the interior space. They note that the tent is shorter than their previous teepee tent, raising concerns about headroom for taller individuals, even while sitting. They conclude that while it would be perfect for a solo camper, accommodating two people, cots, and a wood stove creates significant space challenges, particularly regarding the path to the door. A major issue highlighted is the extreme tightness of the fabric, which made inserting the poles very difficult, requiring both hosts to pull on it simultaneously.

Preparing for Fire and Addressing Challenges
00:05:15

As dusk approaches, one of the hosts starts making kindling for the wood stove. They reiterate the tent's setup and promise a full review later. The previous concerns about space are reiterated, emphasizing the difficulty of moving around with two people and a stove. The issue with the tight poles is discussed further, along with a dislike for the provided guidelines. The hosts prepare to start the fire, noting the super wet wood and the physical exertion required in winter clothing.

Starting the Fire and Warming the Tent
00:08:21

Inside the tent, the hosts prepare to start the fire. They point out the wet wood and the various fire starters they brought, including pocket bellows, matches, 'tumbleweed' fire starters, and fire starter sticks. After several attempts and a lot of effort, they manage to get the fire going, expressing relief at their success. The temperature inside the tent quickly rises from 46° to 50°F, while outside it's single digits.

Cooking and Final Set-up
00:14:18

With the tent warming up, reaching 64°F, the hosts begin to cook Wendy's chili using a new cookware kit. The kit includes a small pan, a kettle, and a pot with attachable handles. They discuss the cooking process, the heat output from the stove, and the need to adjust the damper for a longer burn. After the chili, they prepare hot chocolate, enjoying the warmth and their beverages before getting ready to set up their beds.

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