24 Hours Wild Camping: Solo Overnight Mountain Camp | MLD Duomid Tent.
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- čas přidán 26. 05. 2023
- Solo overnight wild camping adventure deep in the heart of the majestic Cairngorm mountains! Out overnight for some solitude whilst trying out a recently purchased second hand MLD Duomid tent.
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Sorry for the delay, but I was the bearded TGOer you met. We took a rest day in Braemar and kept the local pubs in good company. Had a great walk, with the only wet time was a few hours before dropping down into the Queens bothy. Was a total of 213.6 miles all in. Hopefully run into you again, if you're ever in the Kintail area give us a shout, will get you a pint.
Great to hear form you and glad you had a great walk over. Might take you up on that pint next time I am up your way ;) Atb
An Amazing location and beautiful 'Mackerel' sky Ray! looking forward to your next inspiring video. ATVB Sidestickflyer
Yeh, the sky was lovely and thanks for taking the time to watch. Atb
Hi R, good vid again you like your early starts, on tents i bought think it was an Ultimate tent called peapod £120 back then i didn't tell my wife the price, i used it on an early TGO think then it was called the ultimate challenge then 1985? the peapod tent was 6ib heavy now adays but a great tent i still have up in the attic keep meaning get it up for the grandson to try..keep up the good work.
Nice adventure Ray, I second your opinion...i sold my duo mid and have regretted it every since...TFS Steven
Done a lot of modifications to this one which I might show in my next video. Atb
Hi Ray, we passed you on our way to Bob Scotts bothy coming from the fords of Avon refuge hut. I wasn't 100% sure it was you at the time or else we would of said hello. Great adventure. All the best Lee.
Thought I recognised you as well. Glad you had a good time. Atb
Hi Ray, nice and chillaxed mate.... look forward to more big adventures.
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Thanks Dave and hope to get more done soon. Atb
Thanks for sharing your latest mini adventure
Thanks for watching Steve. Atb.
Another cracking adventure Ray. Great content and always a pleasure to watch. 👍👍
Thanks Gary much appreciate mate. Atb
Brilliant Ray! Scenery stunning! When I seen your new tent, Stripey popped into my head! Looking forward to your next adventure and your tent vlog! Stay safe!😎
Cheers Allan. It was Stripey who had got me thinking about get another once one come available second hand. He has a good channel as well. Atb
I would love to see you and 'the stripey hat guy" :) out together on a vild camp ! Now that wud be an XMAS SPECIAL 🎄 :) Ray make it happen, please 🙏 ... great video... M ☘️
Maybe one day. Thanks for watching. Atb
Good to see you Back out again Ray! good video as usual
Thanks for watching as always. Atb
Very enjoyable, thanks. Overview of tents will be good. Look forward to it.
Thanks for watching mate. Looking to put something together over the coming month as a big topic. Atb
Hey Ray, good to see you out there again.
Thanks for taking the time to watch. Atb
Good spot and beautiful tent! Thanks a lot for mentioning Ray. I couldn’t manage to get a good fit with the Lanshan inner + A-frame setup either…Bonfus has a nice option which would fit with an A-frame but at the moment I am not willing to spend anymore money… thanks a lot.
ATB Stripey
No problem mate. You have some great films out so keep at it. Did ask Ron at MLD if he would make a half-n-half inner (Solid / mesh) with T-Zip but he is not really interested. Matter of fact the biggest bugbear of mine is not having a two way zip on the door. That way you can just open the top section for a few inches to see what the weather is doing or a bit more ventilation. Again when I asked if he could do that as an extra I was willing to pay for he thought I was mad and wouldnt do it. Said that nobody has ever asked for it or would actually want it. Never mind it is what it is. Atb and happy trails.
@@RS.Outdoors I see. I have a two way zipper at the door but hardly use it tbh. I am a kind of a digital guy, open/closed 😂. Was looking into the whole inner story for quite some time now, tempting to do my own but it won’t be cheaper either - might even just go with a no see um mesh without a door at all. Super light and I can use my bathtub, or just like last year - basically just sleeping with gloves and a head net. Looking forward to see what you do. Cheers
Edit: Not sure if you have seen it but at the forcan ridge Sam used a bear paw wilderness design dcf inner which he quite liked apart of the length as he is a little more than 6 foot.
Ray, you truly have one of my favorite channels. I love listening to your genuine, relaxed chats to camera (to me). Also glad that after lamenting the cost of camping gear in your last video that you have continued to collect tents and express regeret at getting rid of some. We buy till we die.
Many thanks for watching the trip David, always appreciated. Atb
Nice hill walking.
Cheers Keith and thanks for watching. Atb
Nice one Ray
Cheers Rab and hope you are doing well. Atb
Nice one Ray really enjoyed that, fantastic location again. Will be up in the Highlands in July to feed the midges, can't wait. Cheers.
Thanks for watching. The midges later in the season can be wild and the reason I am trying to get a few good walks done at the moment. Atb
Nice one Ray, a nice chilled vibe. I was about to mention Stripey and you took the words out of my mouth. 😁
Nice one Ray, I’m really tempted by the Duomid, looks mint like. Cracking spot that, nice video mate. Atb, Dave
Thanks for watching bud. Atb
nice to see you back out again Ray, Its been a while 👍
Has been mate. Life getting in the way:). Trying to get out a bit more this year and out at the moment bagging a few gorms munros I still have to do before the midges really kick in. Atb
That looked brilliant! Lovely skies,
Thanks for watching mate. Atb
Stunning scenery 😍😍😍😍😍
Love the vids Ray! Cheers from Germany
Thanks for watching dude. Atb
Banging video really thinking about those tarp tents as my next big purchase . Coolio atb
Cheers mate and many thanks for watching as always. Atb
Nice one Ray, duomid and A frame,...impressed. its the way to go.😊
Hi mate. Works well so far and did get to put it slightkly to the test this weekend with some 20+mph winds in the morning. Did not that the tent didnt flap as nearly as bad as the Soulo did at similar wind speeds in my other film.
I also use a piece of spare guyline and a small line linelock as a tensioner between the ends of the poles to prevent slippage on the ground.
Nice chilled out camp Ray. As always great video. 👍⛺️
Cheers mate. Atb
Really enjoyed this one Ray, nice laid back feel to the filming, loved seeing Glen Derry again. You looked pretty chilled out and happy in the Duomid, guessing you’re liking it more than the Soulo.
Giving me the motivation to get back out there, ATB 👍
Good to hear from you bud and hope you are keping well. Hope you get the bug to head out again and share the hills with us all. Atb mate.
Need to get a mountain bike Ray . That's a hell of a walk from Linn of Dee up glen Derry .Cracking camp spot by the way 👌
Sure do as it is a hell of a long walk, more so in the morning when you just want to get home. Just back this weekend from a slightly further jaunt coming soon. Atb
I think the a frame works a lot better it just gives so much more space
Yes it makes a real difference and should have started using it sooner. Atb
Good to see you out again Ray, and to hear you have a few more videos lined up. Not really had my mojo this year for camps to be honest. Starting to get an itch for one now though! Maybe even my first blog 😉. Atb
Thanks for watchong Euan. Know what you mean mate and with stuff I have had to do recently it did take a bit of effort to get the boots and pack on. However as always once you are out and have a good trip it is always worth the effort. But the thought of a trip out can be hard and do relate. Atb
Always impressed with your videos, brother!
Many thanks Jason and thanks for watching. Atb
Good stuff Ray, the doumid is a cracking tent, i've the silnylon version love it . Cairngorms cant whack it mate, I've still to do that one ..top notch as usual Ray ..cheers Stevie
Thanks for watching mate and hope you get out in the Gorms soon. Lovely spot that was but I enjoy the whole area as I like the remote feeling it gives. Atb
Good to see you back Ray, another great video and look forward to the next. ATB 👍👍
Cheers Scott and thanks for watching. Atb
Great video as always Ray. Like your delivery always clear and concise with as few clichrs as possible😉. I use a lightwave t0 tent which i have had for quite a few years. Only wild camp 2 or 3 times a year in spring and summer but had no issues with it.
Thanks for watching Paul much appreciated. Atb
Nice one Ray I was looking to see if you were camping up the devil's staircase on the left I camped up there Thursday night just gone. after doing Sgòrr Dhònuill via schoolhouse knacked after that climbing up there as well . Good to see you back vlogging bud good job .
Hi Malky and thanks for watching. That is a fair walk and climb and does take it out of you. Hope you still had a great time. Atb
Great video, been considering a MLD to replace my lanshan so has provided me with useful information, thank u
Thanks for watching. Do some research on other folks channels before bitting the bullet. Although I think it is good it is only my own personal opinion and it also does need some tweaks and third party things to bring the best out in it. Not sure on the new Silnylon versions MLD has brought out is like either as I prefer the DCF as it is stronger and easy to modify. But costs are crazy at moment hence why I had to wait a while on a second hand one. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors thank you, I will do more research before making mind up 👍
Superb Ray / conditions looked lovely and the tent looks smashing :)
Ray, +1 for the tent overview review video. It would be really interesting to hear your perspective.
What stunning scenery Ray, love your vids and the way you narrate on them. Loved it. Felt chilled just watching it. 😊
Thanks for watching the trip. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors ❤️
Beautiful scenery! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for taking the time to watch. Atb
Amazing …..such peace to found. I have returned home after thirty years away to find peace at home. I live next week for 2 weeks up the north west coast. I can’t wait to begin to experience what you have been cultivating here on your channel. 🙏
Great video Ray. A really nice chilled out vibe at the start. Great stuff 👍 And the tent is a winner 😊
I'm looking forward to the next video Ray.. will you do a top ten tent countdown? I've had my eye on the TGO for a while myself... It does look very interesting depending on which route.. Good to see you out stretching your legs.. 🤜🤛
Hi mate. I do plan on doing a film about the tents I have owned at some point but still trying to get round to it. However did get the chance to do a slight wind comparison test of the Duomid against the Hilliberg Soulo in my new film this week. Great to see your films out on the Skye Trail. Atb
This are stunning and very beautiful sceneries. This kind of adventures I really like. Great hike my friend!
Many thanks for taking the time to watch. Atb
Champion Ray! Just got in the door in sunny Dorset from a week in Torridon trying out some bagging! My hat is off to all you guys who do the Munro's I'm in bits! Liatach in the mist was a bit of a challenge! Great to see you out and about! How many munro's have you done Ray?
Great stuff mate and that is a stunning palce to go and visit. As you say it does take it out of you and just done another long hike on Friday there that was longer than this one slightly. Do seem to push myself too hard at times and the scale of the hike and what is really involved is never truly captured in the films. A minute or two of footage is usually 1-2hrs of hiking. Currently walking like John Wayne as I recover :) Atb.
So it’s full circle Ray , back with a DCF Duomid 👍 my 3 ful inner also sags badly and needs some major adjustment . So I’m guessing this is your to go shelter … haven’t tried my two pole setup on the solomid as of yet . Atb Dave
Hi mate and this tent will need a few more tweaks. Hate how tent manufacturers cant provide a decent inner rather than a saggy mesh affair. I need at least a half mesh/solid inner as I hate draughts and can fell them blowing through even in the summer. Atb
Great video Ray, I’m watching this as I’m camping at Glencoe on my West Highland Way adventure 👍
Great stuff Paul and hope you are having an amazing time. Atb
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Thanks for watching. Atb
That is a great tent.... I have the Zpacks Duplex Zip which i have just completed the Cape Wrath Trail in. DCF tents with a zip are for me the absolute best and Duomid is a brilliant tent in that category too. The thing i like about the Duomid is the inside room it provides.... all the best.
Good to see you out and about again Ray. I’m flying back to Scotland in a week or so and have some hills in the Cairngorms penciled in, like you worried about where my hill fitness is as not done any in over a year. Anyway, didn’t stop me getting a new tent and some Hoka’s for my feet. Hope the weather is just as good.
Your channel is great you know what camping is all about the struggles with gear/price/weight the attention to detail that the manufacturer should put in to the gear but don’t bother with
they should consider giving you a job👍
Braw 👍
Thanks Chris and hope you had a good trip out as well visiting Bobs. Messaged you on this weekends trip so another long hike video coming soon. Atb
0:27 l can see we're editing in DR (the title, l use that one too). So, happy having the Duomid back? l noticed your old Duomid had a different 'camo' than mine... The DCF of my Duomid has stretched a bit from all the 'Arctic winter camping' and the strong winds it has endured. The front of the tent is no longer straight, no matter how much l try. Anyway, nice video with the usual calm atmosphere l love so much. ATB!
Hi mate and missed your post. The old duomid was bigger as well than the one I have now or seemed like it. This one is very old and every panel has stretched at points. Enjoying your latest videos and hope you get out for some more trips this year. Atb
good to see another video from your good self - can I ask where you got the "A" Frame - may be interested in trying one for my Luxe Hexpeak V4A
I am not sure mate and think it is supplied by MLD themselves. It had come with my old tent so never bought it seperate. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors Thanks Ray! Hope you are enjoying the good weather? Looking to get out myself tomorrow after work for a cheeky one nighter up in the Mournes - trying out a DD Bug-net inner and a 3ful tarp 🤞
Good video pal good advice about the Scree a lot make mistakes on it best to stay clear of it. How heavy is the duomid
Thanks for watching George. Atb
Nice to see you out in the mld again, are you going to use the 4 season inner this summer ? I like the a frame gives it more room, I used it in the winter with a bivy held up well , atb nick 👍
Hi Nicholas and thanks for watching. Yes I will use the solid inner during the summer. It is more if I am camping high up as like that trip the temps got down to 4c and with the wind it can still be a chilly night. Plus I like to be toasty when I am camping. Just an old git thing. Atb
I’ve just picked up a silpoly Duomid 2nd hand. What trekking poles are you using and what height did you set them? I’m off for a couple of days on Tuesday morning and planning on trying it out. A bit different from my xmid 1 v2.
thats all water erosion those stones on the top of that hill. shocking.
Yep.
Thanks is your pack as heavy as it looks I agree the duomid is the one for me would you pick the camo?
Rucksack is not that heavy and maybe 6kg. its my orange pouches with camera / electrical gear that is the further 3.5kg. Atb
Nice video as always Ray. What's your thoughts on the newer Xtherm ? Is it worth the up grade and are you losing any durability ??? My mate bought the new xlite but on the first night the little plastic tab on the synergy loop that Thermarest do actually slit the mat open and it was while getting comfortable and nothing out of the ordinary. He is waiting on a response from Thermarest at the moment but its put me off buying one . I do like my Xtherm and now I am very hesitant about upgrading just incase the new version is less durable . ATB
Thanks for watching Olan. Have only used it for a few nights now and can say it is very warm and pretty comfortable. Think the new version is slightly thicker and does make a differnece if you are a side sleeper. Also doesnt seem to make any more nosie than other mats I have used and did fear it would have that crisp packet sound people go on about. However I do find I slide on it easy if pitched on a slight slope and maybe thats just due to my sleeping bag material. However I have found with mats such as the Sea to Summit and Big Agnes that has the deep pocket surface finish that I dont slide down or about on them as much. It is like the pockets seem to keep you more fixed on the mat if you know what I mean. Atb
@@RS.Outdoors I know what you mean Ray, i have that same problem with my Uberlite but if i place my Thinny beneath it it seems to fix the issue . I only use half of my Thinny which is long enough to use in m,y porch and when its time to sleep it protects my mat from waist height upwards which i find is enough and saves on a bit of weight and volume too compared to a full length one.
Hi Ray, cracking video as always mate. One last beer for me before an early night to get up to head in to the Lake District early doors. 😀🥾⛰
Thanks for watching Dave and hope you had a great time out in the Lakes. Atb