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Essential Cold Weather Camping Gear & Tips: How To Stay Warm and Dry

Fall and winter are my favorite times to go camping, so I explain key gear and tips for staying dry, warm, and safe while outdoors in cold temperatures. Cold weather camping is a lot of fun, and with a little preparation, you can be safe and comfortable while enjoying nature during colder seasons (no bugs + fewer people = a great time)! None of these products are sponsored, just my gear and what I like/don't like about it. I cover the main gear you will need--a good tent, sleeping bag and mat, cold weather clothing, water filtration system, waterproof bags to keep gear dry, and important survival equipment (fire starting tools, map, compass, emergency blanket or bivvy)--and tips and lessons I have learned to make your gear work well so you can have fun despite the cold. 00:00 Intro 00:40 In Memoriam 01:22 Cold Weather Essential Gear 01:48 Tent Tips & Review 02:44 Sleeping Bag Tips 03:53 Sleeping Mat Tips & Review 04:43 How To Layer Clothes For Cold Weather 07:00 How To Keep Clothes Dry 08:30 Rain Jacket & Rain Pants 09:10 Water Filtration Tips & Review 11:02 Survival Essentials (Map, Compass, Fire Tools, Emergency Bivvy) 12:00 How To Keep Boots From Freezing 12:53 Recap My cold weather gear list: Tent: NEMO Aurora 2 person Tent with Footprint Sleeping bag 1 (20 degree F rating): Kelty Cosmic 20 Sleeping Bag Sleeping bag 2 (0 degree F rating): Mountain Hardware Bishop Pass 0 Sleeping mat (inflatable): Exped Dura 5R Sleeping Pad Sleeping mat (foam): NEMO Switchback Pillow: Sea to Summit Aeros Premium Pillow Dry bags: Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag (thicker material) and Pack: Gregory Baltoro 75L Pack cover: some random one off Amazon Rain jacket: Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Jacket Rain pants: REI Rainier Rain Pants Base layer top: Smartwool Classic Thermal Merino Quarter Zip Fleece: Patagonia Better Sweater jacket (a bit expensive but thick) or REI Hyperaxis 2.0 Fleece Jacket (the new version is called the Hyperstretch, and the material is thinner and the jacket is not as nice--a disappointment) Down jacket: Rob Electron Pro Down Jacket Winter hat: North Face, but I cut the tag out, so I don't know the exact name :( Winter gloves (liners): REI Merino Wool Liner Gloves 2.0 Winter mittens (shells): REI Minimalist GTX Mittens 2.0 Winter gloves (insulated for when sitting around camp): REI Gauntlet GTX Snow shoes: MSR Evo Trail Snowshoes Microspikes (for ice and snow when snowshoes aren't needed) Camp trowel Cutlery: GSI Outdoors Glacier 3-piece Stainless Cutlery Set Camp towel: REI Multi Towel Lite Camp soap: Campsuds Biodegradable Concentrated Soap Pot: Snow Peak Kettle No 1 0.9 liters Cook system: MSR PocketRocket 2 Mini Stove Kit (I just got the MSR Dragonfly for cold weather camping, but I haven't used it yet) Reusable coffee filter: GSI Outdoors Ultralight Java Drip Coffee Maker Spice containers: humangear Stax 4-Piece Interlocking Container Set Plate: UCO ECO Camp Plate Mug: GSI Outdoors Infinity Backpacker Mug Water bottle: REI Nalgene Wide Mouth Water Bottle Water filtering system: Sawyer Squeeze Water Filtration System Headlamp: Black Diamond Spot 400 Headlamp Camp shoes: Croc knock-offs (unlike sandals, crocs protect your toes) Camp saw: Sven-saw Folding Saw 21in Hiking poles: Black Diamond Trail Back Trekking Poles Knife: Leatherman Rev Multi-Tool Compass Satellite communicator: Garmin inReach Mini 2 Signaling mirror Topographical maps of area First aid kit: HART Outdoor Pocket First-Aid Kit Matches: UCO Stormproof Matches Tinder: Zippo Tinder Shreds Fire Starters Emergency bivvy: SOL Emergency Bivvy Duct tape Body warmers Lighter