Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
Gear in this video:
Sleeping Mattress: bit.ly/47MFysj
Stove: bit.ly/4923eu0
Giant Puffy Jacket: bit.ly/482WcE0 (this is the closest one I can find to my ten year old jacket)
Discounted Used Gear here: bit.ly/4954Mnd
DIY Insulation: thd.co/3vMgxjA
Backpack: bit.ly/3UuslBE
Avalanche Probe/Depth Finder: bit.ly/42sKqld
Snow Shovel: bit.ly/3SKxrbp
Winter Tent: bit.ly/42jeEHy
Blizzard Tent Stakes: bit.ly/3SmLtyJ
Expedition Sleeping Bag: bit.ly/3SJF0z9
Down Booties: bit.ly/3R5wiKY
Headlamp: bit.ly/3vPE2sa
How I Layered for this trip:
Synthetic Underwear: bit.ly/3HMiAaf
Long Johns: bit.ly/3SvvdfX
Insulated Pants: bit.ly/490M8wH (mine are discontinued but these seem equal)
Hard shell pants: bit.ly/3Ui3X5Y
Gaiters: bit.ly/42mM6Nn
Insulated Boots: bit.ly/42qD7KY
Baselayer Top: bit.ly/4bfNZ26
Wool Midlayer: bit.ly/3QjbKgb
Aforementioned Giant Puffy Jacket: bit.ly/482WcE0
Hardshell Jacket: bit.ly/3HB6e4x
Wool Beanie: bit.ly/48YxXZe (my old one is slightly different)
Down Booties for Sleeping: bit.ly/3R5wiKY
Fleece Gloves: bit.ly/3SLzewM
Ski Gloves: bit.ly/485Elwe
0:38 Tensor Extreme Mattress
3:07 MSR Reactor
5:08 Giant Puffy Jacket
6:36 Reflectix DIY Insulator
7:52 Mystery Ranch Radix Pack
11:16 Snow Probe
11:41 Snow Shovel
12:20 Access Winter Tent
14:14 Sonic -20 Sleeping Bag
18:03 Outdoor Vitals Down Booties
19:20 Extended Power Headlamp
Other Gear I Use for Winter Camping:
Snowshoes: bit.ly/3Ui9klF
Trekking/ski Poles: bit.ly/3HNeLBu
Camp meals: bit.ly/4914fTT
Insulated camp mug: bit.ly/3G3cMby
Food Organizer bag: bit.ly/3tHLPYq
Camera Bag: bit.ly/3QCa3MF
I recently went for a winter backpacking trip in the San Juans of Colorado where the temperatures plummeted to -5 Fahrenheit (-20 Celcius) and yet I was toasty warm. I break down all the gear that I took with me that stood out or that is particularly important for staying safe and warm in the backcountry in cold conditions.
#wintercamping
Many of the links here are affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase I make a small commission, at no extra cost to you. It's a great way to support creators you enjoy!
Gear in this video:
Sleeping Mattress: bit.ly/47MFysj
Stove: bit.ly/4923eu0
Giant Puffy Jacket: bit.ly/482WcE0 (this is the closest one I can find to my ten year old jacket)
Discounted Used Gear here: bit.ly/4954Mnd
DIY Insulation: thd.co/3vMgxjA
Backpack: bit.ly/3UuslBE
Avalanche Probe/Depth Finder: bit.ly/42sKqld
Snow Shovel: bit.ly/3SKxrbp
Winter Tent: bit.ly/42jeEHy
Blizzard Tent Stakes: bit.ly/3SmLtyJ
Expedition Sleeping Bag: bit.ly/3SJF0z9
Down Booties: bit.ly/3R5wiKY
Headlamp: bit.ly/3vPE2sa
How I Layered for this trip:
Synthetic Underwear: bit.ly/3HMiAaf
Long Johns: bit.ly/3SvvdfX
Insulated Pants: bit.ly/490M8wH (mine are discontinued but these seem equal)
Hard shell pants: bit.ly/3Ui3X5Y
Gaiters: bit.ly/42mM6Nn
Insulated Boots: bit.ly/42qD7KY
Baselayer Top: bit.ly/4bfNZ26
Wool Midlayer: bit.ly/3QjbKgb
Aforementioned Giant Puffy Jacket: bit.ly/482WcE0
Hardshell Jacket: bit.ly/3HB6e4x
Wool Beanie: bit.ly/48YxXZe (my old one is slightly different)
Down Booties for Sleeping: bit.ly/3R5wiKY
Fleece Gloves: bit.ly/3SLzewM
Ski Gloves: bit.ly/485Elwe
0:38 Tensor Extreme Mattress
3:07 MSR Reactor
5:08 Giant Puffy Jacket
6:36 Reflectix DIY Insulator
7:52 Mystery Ranch Radix Pack
11:16 Snow Probe
11:41 Snow Shovel
12:20 Access Winter Tent
14:14 Sonic -20 Sleeping Bag
18:03 Outdoor Vitals Down Booties
19:20 Extended Power Headlamp
Other Gear I Use for Winter Camping:
Snowshoes: bit.ly/3Ui9klF
Trekking/ski Poles: bit.ly/3HNeLBu
Camp meals: bit.ly/4914fTT
Insulated camp mug: bit.ly/3G3cMby
Food Organizer bag: bit.ly/3tHLPYq
Camera Bag: bit.ly/3QCa3MF
I recently went for a winter backpacking trip in the San Juans of Colorado where the temperatures plummeted to -5 Fahrenheit (-20 Celcius) and yet I was toasty warm. I break down all the gear that I took with me that stood out or that is particularly important for staying safe and warm in the backcountry in cold conditions.
#wintercamping
Many of the links here are affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase I make a small commission, at no extra cost to you. It's a great way to support creators you enjoy!
