Kodiak Canvas 90- Day Review | Off Grid Living | Stove Ready Tent | Should I Invest $1,000,000?
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2024
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It’s been 90 days now that the Kodiak Canvas has been set up.
90-95 degree highs (with 110 degrees inside).
10 degrees low.
It’s been 3 months now. How’s it holdin’ up?
Should I invest $1,000,000 over the next 10 years with Kodiak?
In this video, I mention:
amzn.to/3SruHzW The EcoFlow Delta 2 1,024 watt power station that’s awesome!
amzn.to/470zhcP The Mofi 4G LTE Wireless Internet via CELLULAR! (I LOVE this, and have used it for 3 years now!)
amzn.to/3FMfq5b The Alpine Wood Stove from Camp Chef that I talk about a lot and just LOVE!
amzn.to/46U6yqa The firewood rack and tool set that I use with the wood stove set up.
amzn.to/3scaX93 The Kodiak Canvas Amazon site. (They do not sell the model 6170 that is the 12x12 with the 8x8 enclosure on Amazon).
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. In fact, it’d be nice to earn enough to obtain and test more things that make life just so much easier and more comfortable for the off grid lifestyle. - Jak na to + styl
Love the message on this as a single father raising two you kids it is important to teach them how to live with the basics in life
Living in the city rent + daycare+ living expenses is becoming unrealistic you can't even afford to get into a starter home unless you have 1 or 2 incomes that equal $40 plus an hour getting back to the basics of life
Build what you need
Cut out unnecessary aspects products things society tells you you need and just enjoy life nature and be happy
I can only imagine the expenses you have nowadays, crazy!
I can tell you one thing is your videos have sold me on Kodiak I've been looking into canvas tents for the last 6 months going to purchase a Kodiak tomorrow if you have to pass this on the Kodiak get that endorsement
Oh thank you so much for saying that!
I’m so excited for you! What are you going to get? I have the 6170 (12x12 cabin lodge) with the 8x8 enclosure.
Even if there were no vents ... the canvas breathes. There is no condensation. Air constantly circulates through canvas. So does heat.
Interesting channel ill be living the same lifestyle soon!!
Oh interesting! I hope all goes well!
@@SundanceSerenityHideaway thanks man 😎
@@CAMO-hb8wc You’re welcome.
Thank you for answering.
I’ll be acquiring either the 12x12 or the 16x12 soon.
Leaning toward 12x12 with add-on like you have.
Good luck!
You’re very welcome!
Kodiak came out with the new 12x16 right after I purchased the 12x12.
Glad you’re getting set up with Kodiak. I love mine!
I have the same setup, been up over a year, no complaints..
Oh that’s AWESOME! Have you been in it all that time over the past year?
Me and my wife would love to buy one those tents to have on our 3 acre off grid property. Thank you.
You’re very welcome.
I’m glad you found the information helpful!
I definitely highly recommend the Kodiak Canvas brand. And; of course, I love my #6170 12x12 cabin lodge tent (and the 8x8 enclosed awning!).
What is one of the things you would say is a take home point after 90 days? Positive? Negative? Would you have done anything different when you started if you knew then what you know now
Actually, I would have done everything the same. Everything about the experience has been positive!
How did you learn to be a survivalist? What does someone have to do to be able to experience what you are experiencing and do you have or are you.planning.events or camps? Any ideas on cost and how long they would be?
A life-long journey of learning.
I am planning on having this as a retreat for folks starting next April or May.
I plan on inviting groups of 10 at a time to keep the groups small, and have them learn hands-on how to do things.
I haven’t figured out the appropriate cost structure yet. However, I plan on each group to stay for 7 days.
Thanks for the questions!
Have you thought about building a cabin to expand?
Yes. Saving up money to drill a well, put in a septic system, and then build a cabin.
How often do you come down from where you are?
Pretty rarely actually. Going into the city is torture to me. I try to avoid it as much as possible. Sometimes work requires me to physically be there though in the city.