Siberian Winter Gear - Fully Fur Lined Skis And Wool Boots 2019
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- - Winter Have Begun, So Let's Look At Some Awesome Hand-Made Siberian Winter Gear. Fur Lined Skis And Wool And Leater Boots. Link To Family Business: tropa42.ru/english
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Welcome To Survival-Russia. One of the very best Outdoors and Survival related communities on CZcams, and yes, It's a pretty good Channel too :)
My name is Lars. I'm From Denmark but I live in Rural Russia now. I live at a Homestead in wild nature surrounded by a huge forest.
On The Survival-Russia channel we do all things related to the Outdoors Lifestyle. I share my thoughts and experiences on Survival Techniques for the woodlands of the Northern Hemisphere. the Reality of Survival. I share Techniques and ways of the Siberian Tribesmen and the Russian Longhunters of the older days. Things not shown outside of Russia very much.
On this Channel we also do Off-Road driving, Vehicle builds, Metal Detecting, all things Outdoors basically. Enjoy!
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Lars has to be the only guy on the internet who complains that it's not cold enough in Russia in winter.
If I watch his videos...it costs me money. Wool wins :)
sac43 just think in Russia the snow is so deep that in WW2 they jumped out of airplanes without parachutes. You look at world craft men ship the USA builds it to last a lifetime at what it needs to be Russian over builds to last you and your children lifetime and China builds it enough to sell it to people. Just look at knives. But Japanese they build it to last forever and look beautiful
@@evilfluff6634 Hahaha snow deep enough so you dont need parachutes?
@@Dilleyk thats what i thought. sure a few ppl had failed chutes and survived but the ones that didnt, well, they didnt tell their stories
Love your channel. Where in Russia area you living?
Lars: "Printing tools"
CZcams advertisment bot: "Mhmmm...Interesting"
Sir you are so respectful I tip my hat you , it’s a rare thing today .
And again as an English man the saying goes proof is in the pudding .
So true
I’m still trying to convert centimeters to farhenheit.😅🤣😂 this guy is awsome.
@Str8arrow62 Whatevvvvver
It is just as simple. We convert 760 mm Hg pressure to 1 bar.
Krampo 1 hour ago, "
I’m still trying to convert centimeters to farhenheit.😅🤣😂 this guy is awsome.
Str8arrow62, Str8arrow62 35 minutes ago, "centigrade to farhenheit...centimeter is a metric unit of measuring length."
I think Krampo knew exactly what he was doing, length to degrees, mis-spelling FAHRENHEIT AND AWESOME,
and, it is so funny when some youngster takes things so seriously, and gets all excited to be able to "DO CORRECTIONS" especially when the source was speaking "TONGUE IN CHEEK" as if he was trying to get away with something, that he knew was SALACIOUS.
Some people have no idea, how intricate and complex life really is, until they get past some of the early trials, then all of a sudden life opens up, and then promises many more, "REALLY INTERESTING" subjects.
Oh, to be young and innocent once again. REGARDS TO ALL YOU "GROWN-UPS" ..... (** GRIN **)
@@junkmail4613 Love the metric system !
0 deg F is about 2cm depending if you are wearing long underwear or not.
I have to say here in the U.S., for the most part, survival and bushcraft skills are a choice. But I find that for the rural russian people, survival and bushcraft skills is just a necessary everyday way of life. I have much respect.
Lars my friend it was my pleasure to assist you in finding and getting the Mickey Mouse boots. Awesome video once again Lars.....cheers Fred
We call them bunny boots up here in Alaska, USA. They are common here as military surplus.
joel383 seems the white ones here are called bunny and the black ones are mickey boots, kinda strange really
I've learned from previous CZcams channels that the viewers are usually very similar to the channel host. I guess that makes sense because similar personalities usually hang out. You're a very respectable man with a great personality so hopefully that's the type of viewers you mostly have. 👍
Dead sure.
Insightful post.
How do you know it's going to be a great day? Lars drops a video and all is right in the world.
Thank you :)
No Sir Thank you!
That fur lining idea is brilliant! As soon as you showed it I thought "hang on... does that stop you going backwards?"... And it does!
Proper bit of caveman technology there, and I bet it's unbeatable!
I think those skis are almost as wide as my snowboard! I bet they're great in powder. I wonder what the ground pressure is like?
@@Vladimir-hq1ne answer is 450° F
@@Vladimir-hq1ne 0.25
Still want to be the first subscriber to Survival Russia Homesteading.
Those felt liners are the warmest thing available. I look forward the Mrs SR's video.
Thank you for watching all the way Eric :)
Looking forward to seeing more from miss survival Russia! We homestead here in Canada, and as much as I love the survival stuff, I really enjoy seeing your day to day life.. any plans to do more homesteading stuff? Like chickens, bees, pigs?
Or more homestead videos?
Thanks for the reply!
Love the channel been watching for a long time!
Thank you. Yes, daily life in is the plans too of course. I don't like to reveal plans, because they always seem to be jinxed if I do :)
I completely agree! The day to day life and the Russian gear/ vehicles that we don’t see here in the US are my favorite part of the channel. I too am a subscriber that found SurvivalRussia from the Russian stove lighting video!
Working in Alberta Canada north of Fort McMurray when temperatures drop to -30c and below. You avoid cotton ,the fabric of death. Absorbs moisture and freezes. Man made fibre or wool is a must. I noticed the rubber soles of my boots would freeze solid and flat ,the rubber sole would become un -flexible. Like walking with your feet nailed to planks of wood.Wearing 3 pairs of wool socks. Using a thermo in-sole . Ice would form between the thermo insole and the frozen solid rubber sole of the leather boot. Drying out boots every day is a must. Damp boots would freeze. And the steel toe cap of the safety boot also transmitted the cool to your toes. Things people do for money!!!!!
Hi Lars, my name is Rich, I live in Montana USA. I've been a subscriber to your channel for about a year I guess. I'm a retired pipefitter, welder and am fascinated by what you do. I want to thank you for showing us a Russia that I know most americans have no concept of. You are like my friends and I used to be, find something with wheels that needs some work and make it go again, I love that stuff. I can see you have some great kids, what a great way to grow up And the Mrs. must be a saint to put up with you eh? Thanks for putting yourself out there for us to watch, you are a brave man too. Keep up the good work.
St. Petersburg winter gear: Adidas 3-Stripe Joggers and bottle of vodka
Apetor is a Norwegian guy !
@oxy 75 Kiev*
Super slav
After watching for a few years it looks like winter is the best time for travel in Siberia.
Another excellent video! I would love to own a pair of those Hunter skis. Thank you for the information and review.
Thanks Lars & Mrs. SR for highlighting these comments,people need to read them to know.
Det er altid hyggeligt at se dine videoer. Det er meget interessant med ægte pels under skiene. Held og lykke med høvlebænken, jeg glæder mig til at se en russisk af slagsen. - ALT GODT til jer alle.
The ninjas always make me smile. Second if i ever had a garage, I would like to have one just like yours. And finally I bought my first pair of wool socks and I love them. Unlike polyester socks, I can wear my wool socks multiple times before they need to be washed.👍
Wool is awesoome :)
@@SurvivalRussia - how do you know that is time to wash your woolen socks - you throw them in the air and if they stick on the sealing it's time.
@@SurvivalRussia I use a pair of thin merino wool socks as a liner then heavy wool socks over the top and the wool boot liners, great if your sat about doing nothing but if your active the wool boot liner can become pretty wet. Obviously if your going to be active then you have to adjust the socks, either no merino liner or maybe a light to medium weight over sock. But each person has got to find out what works best for them and of course how active they are going to be.
I'd like to see Russian Buckwheat bread, wheat free, if you would consider making a video on it?
I could look into that :) I think I will.
Mary Christmas. I can't wait for more videos I'm hoping to have enough money saved up next year to come to Russia it has been a long time dream of mine to see that land and the people who live there. This is one of my favorites Chanel's. You have tot me so much about the wilderness and I made the food you and misses servile Russia made with grandma it was so good. I'd like to see more of that
Cool boots! Warm and lightweight is a win win. The video Mrs SR is doing sounds awesome.
3:27 is the best thing on the internet today. I really needed that laugh Lars, thank you.
Skis with fur on the bottom have been used in many places, including Canada, but try to find them now? Forget it. Also I love the bindings for the fact you can kick out of them easily....try kicking your way out of a hole in the ice with regular bindings!
I really love the boots. Love to get a pair one day. (Try folding the heel when putting the felt back into the boot. Makes it easier to re-instal)
Just checked out the price for the boots; 114.50 CAD for a pair. That's awesome! And the skies are close to 400.00. Unfortunately, that's a bit too pricy for me.
My grandparents' homemade skis had the whole binding (footpad and toe loop) made out of one piece of tractor inner tube rubber cut into a slightly modified T-shape.
I just finished re-lacing my boots (In the same style as one of your earlier videos. For better blood circulation for feet.).
Then I noticed this upload, perfect timing!
It makes me so happy that you called them Mickey mouse boots. It's the little things.
Got the new video notification while making myself a coffee: Life is good! So glad you're supporting family businesses Lars! People who make things that work, not things that just sell. There are to many fancy-gear-promoting-wannabe-outdoorsmen already.
I think i enjoy your winter episodes most of all. Thanks.
Winter time is my time :)
Old school gear. Love it.
I love seeing traditional craftsmanship and these skis are lovely!
that's a nice jacket, Lars! looking forward to see that wood worker's bench :)
Thank you for humanizing Russia...too many time people get stuck in politics...but it's great to see how the outdoors can bring all nationalities together
.. cheers, prost, За здоровье, saluti from Minnesota, USA
Thank you :)
Another awesome video Lars. Great looking gear my friend. We are full blown winter here in Yellowknife Canada -35 Celsius and about 3 feet of water in the bush! Looking forward to Mrs Survival Russia’s video. Have a good weekend
Our Sorel boots with felt liners were daily winter wear when I lived in northern Vermont in the 1970's and 80's. They were big and clunky, but kept your feet dry and warm no matter how cold the weather. Your Russian design is much nicer. They were easy to slip on and off if they weren't laced to tight...perfect when you had to take the dog out first thing in the morning. Super awesome!
You can't really compare the two. I used to have Sorel boots. Caribou. They were good. Then I bought a new pair not long ago. Sorel makes their boots in China now and they are not even good for -10C. The Siberian boots are warm and light, but not made for standing still in. Not too long anyway.
I know amazing Russians... beautiful people... never forget
American people are two, very giving beautiful folks down to earth never forget!!!! just say'en !!!!
@@tedcantell9088 to
Little Bull actually it is “too”.
Very interesting video. I have used modern cross country ski equipment in Colorado. The problem I have had is sinking in fresh snow. The wider ski would be much better, I also like the simple binding that would fit several winter boots. Thank you for sharing.
Good video Lrs. I'd be interested in seeing the construction details of the old stable building and others. Especially the joints, often made without nails or brackets because they were expensive to buy and a waste of metal to make. Yet, the people still took pride in the details and decorative nature of the final product.
It's cool how you are involving more of the community on your channel. It's a wonderful look into rural Russian life. The climate and the people are very similar to parts of the U.S. and Canada I've lived in and visited. I'm happy for you, my friend.
Thank you Bob :)
Lars your workshed looks throwback I like it! Ski and sled it is hardcore . I am a fan !
Love those ski's. I'm going to order a pair to use for hunting in Montana and to use when my road gets drifted in in the winter. thanks for the video!
Waiting for this upload all day!
Lars, it's FAR from BORING looking at you in the old horse stable. That's why we're HERE...Now I know why those ski's are so quiet.That's way COOL you're getting THAT BENCH. TAKE CARE.
I was going to put a tow bar on my car this morning. I got up and it was 7°C, i thought thats a job that can wait til Spring. Lars is looking forward to minus 35 so he can try out his new ski's. Awesome.
my brother is the only human that i know of that run on snow shoes. he"s terrifyingly fast and terrifying because theres alot of arm flailing in order to keep his balance. its become somewhat of his party trick. as long as the snow is not extremely deep or 'crunchy' he can run like a maniac.
We had these things called mohair climbers that we attached to our skis when we were in very hilly steep terrain, we used wax otherwise,when I in the army , we watched films of the Finnish army and practiced their tactics. I think I’d like these skis, I dislike snow shoes. I’ve used a similar ski for hunting waterfowl in grassy marshes ,long and wide ,swamp skis
I picked up two pairs of the Ichigi(boots). They are SUPER COMFORTABLE, and LIGHT AS A FEATHER!
I cant wait for the COLD... COLD!
The company was great to deal with. No problems shipping to the US.
I let them know I saw them on SURVIVAL RUSSIA channel.
Thanks Lars!
0:08 Gee, those skis and sled really do travel pretty smooth!
Hey Lars,
Good reviews of the boots and skis. I don't know about other viewers but your videos always have small bits of things I haven't seen. Heck, just a tour of your shop, describing the contents, would be interesting to me. Good luck and thanks for posting!
Oh so awesome! If we move further north in Canada, we’ll be getting those awesome Russian hover walking skis and your boots are to die for, just love them! Oh is that some kind of fur on the bottom of the skis? I’m Very excited to see your wife’s kitchen video with the traditional Russian cooking ways! Woohoo!
Fantastic..love the skies
Those items look nice and would be great for those living in areas where they get plenty of snow all Winter. I live in Arkansas where we are fortunate to receive two inches of snow a year on the ground. For those living in Canada, and upper Michigan, or Alaska those items might come in handy.
Very cool, i like seeing family made gear. Most times it's top quality.
can not wait for the one with your wife and the grand mother !! but love the boots too
Lars. I could sit and listen to you bla bla bla in an old horse barn as long as you want. I always learn something new, and I'm always entertained. I always look forward to your content when I see it in my notifications list. Merry Christmas!
Oh noes! It's the return of wet snow! Your old nemesis. :D
Yes Mikko. Less than awesome :)
Lars love the way you call it a printing tool, very utilitarian. 👍 Keep it up.
Snow=happy Lars.
Great to see you on the hunter skies. Starting the best season of the year. 👍
That is a very nice set of ski's and always good to buy locally whenever possible. I hope your weekend has been a good one, cheers brother!
Great video as always
I always love seeing my notifications for Survival Russia! If I only subscribe to one channel, it would be this one !
from one Army Vet to Another ,great videos Lars greetings from Ireland and Spain Bro
Thank you! From Canada.
Best Channel On YouT8ube....!
If you can find white bunny boots they are substantially more warm than the black Micky mouse boots. If you can find a BATA brand then it’s even better. Another good US surplus is the air force N1B Mukluks that are relatively cheap. They have a thick wool bootie inside a knee high boot. Here in alaska I’ll use a thin sythetic sock then put my foot in a plastic bag to make a vapor barrier then a thick wool sock into the big thick wool bootie inside the canvas mukluk
As always just AWESOME 👍👍👍
As always, nice informative video Lars!
Another great video Lars. I was so happy when the notification poped up I could not wait to get off work to see what you had in store for us. Thank you from Oregon U.S.A.
I have never heard of fur lined skis. But now I learned something new. I love those boots of yours. They look not only warm but comfortable. Thanks for another awesome video.
Can't wait for the upcoming videos. They sound very interesting.
Congrats on 200k subs!!
Very informative video. Thanks Lars!
Lars , great to visit again , thanks for sharing. Those skis look great . I hope this finds you well my friend !
We call 'em Bangy Boards in the Canadian Infantry. Yup, in the traces, haul'in a Toboggan eh?
Great video Mr Lars.....never saw skis that wide
Awesomeness squared, Lars!
Nice Workmanship And Excellent Engineering.They Seem To Get The Job Done For You And They Are Really Big! But They Seem To Be Easy To Manipulate.Good Video!
Skis with fur .... wow . I really enjoy your channel .
Lars just wanted to say thank you for all your videos and sharing your knowledge and skills ..
Thank you :)
I always look forward to the next SR posting. Thanks Lars!
Love this channel. Going to look into the hunters boots. Looking forward to the traditional baking vid.! 👍
What I love about russian products is that they dont care about aesthetics. Russians dont care how their boots look, as long as they work. When you buy clothes somehwere else there is always the style factor involved which usually limits the capabilities of the products. Not so with russian equipment.
wonderful winter vid
Enjoyed the video. Always interesting seeing new things on your channel, love to see the old work bench. Looking forward to Mrs. Survival Russia video. Stay safe.
Do you celebrate Christmas ? If you do , can you show us your Christmas dinner foods . Can’t wait to see the traditional Russian pastries video !
In Russia it's different. I'm not sure why. Here people celebrate New Year at 31st Dec only. The orthodox celebrate christmas the 7th of January, but it's not really a big thing like in the West.
Survival Russia .... oh that’s right . I forgot about them celebrating it later . The orthodox Christians still celebrate the Julian calendar .
.an it's a great place out there . Great skis I can see how they would work in your climate .
Thanks Lars
Just got a pair and need to see how to tie the binding. Great Video
love your videos lars, keep it up. show us the beautiful life you live. i know it is hard sometimes and blablabla but it is awesome !!!!!
Holy crap! I paused at 3:37... real fur lined skis. I was expecting fir wood, but no, it is good old prehistoric technology. If it seems stupid, but it works, it ain't stupid.
So interesting! I’ve never seen fur on the bottom of skis! I also am looking forward to Mrs. Survival Russia’s video, thank you for another great one😇😇🙏🏻
Nice skis Lars.Like your videos Greetings from Norge.
Due to Lars' influence, I now buy black bread at an eastern European market in Tulsa twice a month. I buy footwraps from Belarus-Ebay, Soviet jack boots from Russia- ebay, canned Russian army meat/ tushanka -ebay, plash palatka- varusteleka, veshmoshock- ebay. Soviet axe- local pawnshop for $15...
It doesn't snow enough in Oklahoma to buy skis... good thing.
Lars, I am glad that Mrs. Survival Russia has finally found time to produce some cooking / Russian homestead content. When is she starting her own channel?
Your videos are awesome. Thanks.
Really really awsome!
@@100lancey and all that funky stuff. LOL
He's actually a really funny guy.
Big fan in NY, U.S.A. Thank you Lars
Thank you , Lars
You broke 200k subs! Congrats man, I really enjoy the vids.
Interesting that you mentioin the post office parcels ... I have ordered some Vostok watches and I can attest that the Russian post office is efficient, reliable and logistically awesome. 13 days from Russia to Australia and 4 days Auspost to my door. It can take 3-6 working days to send a letter to Melbourne - 100kms from where I live ... and people scoff when I say I am visiting Russia next year.
UPDATE: Recieved my last Vostok last night 9 days after it landed in Australia, granted it is Christmas but still pretty ordinary - I am able to track all my parcels from Russia to when it lands in Australia.