-42° Winter STORM CAMPING! My Hardest 5 Day SOLO ICE IGLOO BUILD. Can sleep 4!!

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@Levi_Allen 2 года назад

If you enjoyed this I think you will really like my latest snow cave camping video as well! RU-vid has been hiding it from people haha ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GQjeasQ_pgk.html

@juanitaangeles9751 2 года назад

How long did this project take you? Incredible work, filming and the effort. Very impressed!

@pappysproductions 2 года назад

I don't understand why you're not a huge movie producer/director yet. Your story telling is beyond AMAZING

@theGxldBoy 2 года назад

I love how calm you are through the mess ups . true icey architect .

@alex_MCMXCV 2 года назад

This is something that is on my bucket list for sure. Do you ever think that the "ground" will cave because of your weight plus the weight of the ice blocks?

@fxckrockstar2807 2 года назад

2553 plum leaf lanes

@jessicahaydahlrichardson7951 2 года назад

Amazing Levi. So well filmed. Can we also stop and take a moment to appreciate that creating content in cold weather is also incredibly difficult. Not to mention the physical nature of what you where doing. I am a commercial sports fishing photographer and I shot a lot of ice fishing content. It’s incredibly tiring to just exist and move around in multiple layers of clothing all while your body has to work hard to keep warm. And then on top of that you also have to be creative and work with electronics in cold conditions. So what you have filmed is pretty incredible. Hats off to you! Keep creating!

@FortInTheWoods 2 года назад

I'm do RU-vid but also am a videographer and you bring up some great points. The worst is when its warm enough to melt on gear but snowing heavy.

@lexxlars5762 2 года назад

Yes Sir !

@harmansingh5935 2 года назад

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@harmansingh5935 2 года назад

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@GeezLightning Год назад

I love how this started out quiet like most of these videos go, then day 2, the insanely happy guy starts gushing about his nordic ice saw. Great fun!

@Xinnie_The_Flu 7 месяцев назад

As an Indian, who's never even seen snow in his entire life, I'm addicted to all these hour long camping videos, especially in icy environments. Can't stop watching, they're all very relaxing.❤

@Mysteriousman355 5 месяцев назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@sutash9043 5 месяцев назад

same here 😄Only seen snow from a distance once or twice in my lifew and I'm fascinated by these videos and everything that has to do with snow and ice 🤩

@SabarHussain11 17 дней назад

Came to Jammu and Kashmir

@arcticman1522 5 месяцев назад

As an Inuk. This was very satisfying to watch. There’s no right or wrong as long as it works. Keep up the good videos. Happy new year! 🎉

@lissaxitray8110 3 месяца назад

Name checks out, xd

@michaelpreston1089 Год назад

I usually don’t comment on videos or really anything for that matter, but this is some of the best content I have ever seen. I’ve watched thousands of youtube videos and have always had a strong interest in outdoor/survival videos. Your positive outlook on life and your appreciation for nature is so infectious man and rekindled my love for this beautiful floating rock we call home. Absolutely amazing content and filmmaking. Keep it up!!!

@Levi_Allen Год назад

Really appreciate that Michael! Thank you

@nahue2512 Год назад

That's great, but by no means Earth is a rock, but a living being

@SusanWojcickiTheBolshevik Год назад

@@Levi_Allen Next time you need to get naked and join the polar bear club 😂

@paulj.thaddaios Год назад

I ABSOLUTELY agree bro. Thanks for the comment.

@Anudorini-Talah Год назад

fake

@aliciacorvina3111 2 года назад

Next time, mix the snow and water in another bucket and use it like mortar for bricks. You want like a slushie consistency. Then, coat the seams with a bit of that mix, and then put the reg snow over that. This will create a much stronger bond. Your bricks can also be slightly rounded rather than slanted. This will bring the circle in toward itself without fighting gravity. Believe me, I know how difficult it is to build these. Practice the craft. Thank you for embracing this, as it is something that is dying out with time.

@innerlichtotig9325 Год назад

I think he did put some snow before the bricks so when he dumped the water on it turns to slush.

@throwdownthenhoedown9074 Год назад

ummm, so you have a channel where we can experience your expertise? no? oh. i see.....

@user-jb2cv3ej5j Год назад

@@throwdownthenhoedown9074 y should he? So now everyone needs to upload videos in order to have any opinion and knowledge? This is such a shifty comment.

@f.b.lagent1113 Год назад

also gonna need some ice clamps so he doesn’t always use his back

@robethius_ Год назад

@@user-jb2cv3ej5j well said

@tenshimoon Год назад

Your excitement over that Nordic ice saw was the best, it cracked me up because of how excited you were. It was so wholesome I loved it! 💙🤍

@sunnantariq723 5 месяцев назад

I am baffled he is doing all this by himself. I salute you

@BeckiandChris 2 года назад

SO FREAKING COOL! Man, what an experience, this is how you make the most of winter!

@hermeticallysealed 2 года назад

you know it'll be fun when there's a disclaimer

@PrimalOutdoors 2 года назад

That was pretty incredible Levi well done. Very few people will ever appreciate the amount of work it took to accomplish that and film at the same time in those temps. Jason

@Levi_Allen 2 года назад

Ayyye Cheers Jason. I really appreciate that. I love seeing your consistency of uploads as well. I dont comment that enough!

@anolbe 2 года назад

Totally agree. It's amazing :)

@SneakyCheeseThief Год назад

It’s fun watching you slowly figure out the most efficient way to do this. Really one of humanity’s greatest traits - given enough willpower and enough time, we can figure out pretty much anything. Well, more you than me. I’m sitting on a couch with coffee next to a fire. But only cuz you told me to.

@IvyLiu-jh3yq Год назад

This's definitely the best video I've ever seen in this year, especially when I saw you bring up those tiny little star-lights and even the scented candles, spend the new-year's eve in this wonderful IGLLO is also a very romantic idea!

@will7136 2 года назад

I think the disclaimer at the beginning was very professional and shows how much you care about nit only the outdoors, but people as well. Beautiful igloo btw 🤯

@Rai_S82 2 года назад

I can't imagine being in temperatures that can produce ice that thick! Hats off to you for being able to build a structure and film it all - not an easy task!! (Also, I have absolutely ZERO need for one, but I really want a Nordic ice saw after watching this 😂)

@kaluzne4453 Год назад

This might be one of my favorite bushcraft/ survival/ just wilderness videos I’ve ever seen. This was so well put together and edited. It feels so peaceful to just watch the ups and downs of creating this magnificent structure.

@ladybug591 Год назад

Years ago, when I was in school, we learnt a lot of general knowledge as well as geography and so on, that's where I read how an igloo was built by the people who live in such places. They explained how the blocks were shaped to become a dome over the top, so it will be interesting to see how you go, the information is out there. Apparently the igloo can get so warm that the people took their clothes off once it all warmed up. That sort of extremely cold climate is not to be fooled around in, so much can go wrong. I do enjoy watching you managing to survive and also like to see the gear that modern people now use which makes me appreciate the bravery and sometimes foolhardiness of the early ill equipped explorers who went up there for science - real science. Thanks for the great videos - I am here watching, warm and toasty, with a hot cup of tea. Regards to all.

@EricFloberg 2 года назад

Literally could not stop watching this, Levi. You are a different breed. So impressive.

@niccudrat 2 года назад

So would you say you were I-glued to the screen?

@echooo123 Год назад

@@niccudrat get out

@seviregis7441 2 года назад

The amount of labor that you guys had to put in to building that igloo so quickly is intensive. Great job. Very impressive. And it’s so absolutely freezing out there hard to know how you were able to tolerate it for so long. And I’m always amazed by humans who seem not have to go to the bathroom for weeks at a time.

@GooberPilot Год назад

I’m sure they have a way of answering nature’s call 😅

@hacobkenenwau6244 Год назад

He built it his self lol

@xaeo Год назад

You answered your own question lol labor + layers = hot, if he didn't work intensively, then he would be cold lol

@Thesanderson. Год назад

This guy is literally the fit version of jack black. Please keep up such the pure content. Btw your smile is literally contagious! You genuinely seem happy with what your doing. You had me hooked at the first 5 seconds and had me subscribed and turning on notifications after 10 seconds! Have a great rest of your day/night

@mailingard3606 Год назад

YESS finally someone that understands that camping in this weather is so much more fun!! i'm canadian and winter is my favorite season, i love the cold and the snow and the nature underneath it! now i wanna go winter camping /:

@GhostDrummer 2 года назад

Your energy and positive outlook is so infectious. I found myself smiling and laughing along with you. What an amazing experience. If I wasn’t in so much chronic pain, I’d love to hang out sometime and just chill (pun intended) with you. Thank you for sharing! This brought back so many memories of Boy Scouts survival training.

@vick7848 Год назад

Chronic pain can be reduced or even eliminated by cutting out the main culprit - animal proteins. Cut all those animal products cold turkey (pun intended) after spending a week thinking of all the non-animal foods you'll enjoy, and within weeks/months of eliminating that stuff you'll feel like you've got a new well oiled body my friend :)

@shellyj5886 Год назад

Cap

@MemClem Год назад

Your singing is *chef's kiss* Everyone has already said what needed to be said about how wonderful this is.

@ashleywest5599 Год назад

Loved this video so much! One of my favorite moments was ur excitement over the ice saw ... your happiness radiates so thank you for putting it out there for others like me who need it❤️

@Coogi902 2 года назад

The moment you realize that -42 degrees is equal in both Celsius and Fahrenheit.

@jonathanjeong799 8 месяцев назад

Actually, it's -40 degrees

@Ashok_bawa 8 месяцев назад

No its 43.5 F okay

@BORCELLE_PODCAST_ 8 месяцев назад

Fahrenheit what is that ? 😂

@IvanDaGreatMobile 8 месяцев назад

What US goes by lol for temp 😂

@vangledosh 8 месяцев назад

Just goes to show how utterly ridiculous and moronic Fahrenheit is. Kelvin and Celsius are so superior

@frebaby79 2 года назад

I fear and dare I say, hate the cold but watching others (who don’t share in my sentiments) do incredible things in it is truly humbling and fascinating to me. I also love your joyful spirit and positive attitude. I think your igloo came out awesome… especially considering all the hard work you put into the building of it. This was pretty amazing to watch and I thank you for sharing your experience with us all!

@BigDsRc517 Год назад

The work and cold craftsmanship that went into this video is insane.. I complain about cold winters...this is definitely dedication.

@bbford4859 Год назад

Thank you for bringing a smile to my face. I am grateful for individuals who share themselves and experiences that help others know joy. You have been one of these people. Truly appreciative!

@ChristianBehnke 2 года назад

I love the look of sheer content when you light the second candle inside and look at the camera. That's the face of recognizing the payoff of all the hard work. Looks amazing and I'm totally jealous of the experience. We've gone winter camping in extreme temperatures and dug a quinzhee - it was hard, but amazing. The glass-like ice makes your build fantastic. Thanks for sharing!

@seancollier3781 2 года назад

I love it man! I didn't even realize until you started talking about 5 minutes in that you didn't say a single word in the intro and still managed to captivate. I'm not currently able to travel and do this kind of stuff so these videos fulfill my wanderlust. Thank you!

@jennifermcdonald5432 4 месяца назад

As someone who’s done none of the work, it’s a magnificent achievement, and the whole scene is absolutely magical. I’ve only seen snow twice in my life, and have obviously never experienced cold like that, but it is breathtaking!

@geodezix 8 месяцев назад

your video got me to thinking: make a box the size of a ice block, no top, no bottom. shovel snow into it and pack it down and you've got a block that way lighter, way more insulative that frozen water. if it breaks, easy to remake. don't need a chainsaw, which is definitely a single-point-of-failure, no heavy tools needed. great video, by the way.

@kylethecreator 2 года назад

So glad you had someone else to keep the igloo warm in the night. Wonderful singing as well. Lastly that Nordic ice saw was a beast and I can't believe how well it worked! Keep up the awesome videos

@Knightfall23 2 года назад

In all my years of living and growing up in Canada - this is the first time I’m watching a igloo being made. Thanks Levi for the awesome content!

@denmarkvessey5063 2 года назад

Yeah that’s cause your ancestors all but destroyed the people that Lived in Igloos not to worry It is the European way of life to Destroy Indigenous people and then pretend to live like them .... it’s disgusting

@Fckthsht2 2 года назад

@@denmarkvessey5063 chill out bro

@denmarkvessey5063 2 года назад

@@Fckthsht2 Nah I’m sick of this weirdo isht

@NoswallaKage 2 года назад

@@denmarkvessey5063 chill, he didn't destroy anything he's a dude who made a comment

@denmarkvessey5063 2 года назад

Y’all narrative as a whole sucks People had a Great Quality of Life before Europeans showed up it’s disgusting to see you were pretend that your ancestors didn’t destroy that so you can take up Native Culture as a Hobby

@oliviajones-ns3qj Год назад

It’s how excited he is, that melts my whole heart❤

@ShesThe1_ 6 месяцев назад

I LOVE that you took a moment to acknowledge all of the people out there like me who were like what the hell and why… that AAA you’re an expert on some level and on some level you’ve been doing this for long enough to realize that there a risk along with your job in time out to point out their risks when we’re driving a vehicle…we get it but I do like that you acknowledged it! And I LOVE THAT YOU ACKNOWLEDGED IT DURING THE BUILDING OF EVERYTHING YOU DIDN’T WAIT TO DO IT AFTER YOU WERE OUT OF HARMS WAY! Love, love, love, it respect it!

@rkguybru8632 2 года назад

Keep you centered pin cord in place during the build. Cut the end of the cord to touch the inner wall of blocks at the bottom of the first level. Make sure that the top edge of each new row of blocks touches the tip of the cord with each new row. This will cause an inward angle to each new row and will start closing untoward the top center. This makes the structure quite strong as well. Great video!

Год назад

A sphere of this size will collapse and kill you inside, awful advice! Igloos have to be made with an inverted catenary shape. Watch Inuit people making it.

@tonjelilleaas 2 года назад

Amazed by all the work you’ve put into this whole project!

@valetaprendergast Год назад

This is amazing! How am I only just discovering this now?! Great way to kick off the New Year! 🤗🎉

@iLoveSpeedfights Год назад

I subscribed after watching only this video. This is amazing. I really like how chill you are and how you respect nature. Great filming as well! Keep it up!

@MakeWithMiles 2 года назад

So cool Levi!! I love watching the process of constructing the igloo. There is something so calming and mesmerizing about it paired with your filmmaking style! Thank you for sharing ;)

@Levi_Allen 2 года назад

Thanks Miles!

@landrysims 2 года назад

This is absolutely incredible!! Gave me old school Survivorman nostalgia, what a great video and an awesome experience! Can't imagine the amount of work that went into not only creating the igloo but filming the process. Keep exploring, my friend! 🤙

@karemare6426 Год назад

This is talent! Skill, idea, action, recording, editing, production. Kudos, my friend, and thank you!

@Chellebelle121 10 месяцев назад

Wow! I’ve never been happier or more thankful to be laying in a nice warm bed, especially seeing all of the snow and ice in your beard! I get cold just looking at you, lol! Given that, however, this is AMAZING! You spent so long and worked so hard to achieve your goal, all with a grin and a sunny attitude, even as you dealt with problems. YOU are amazing too! You’d never catch me dead out there, but I do feel inspired, nonetheless! Thank you so much, it was such an interesting video to watch. Cheers!!

@2113rush 2 года назад

Great job Levi. So much work! It was obvious that the payback for all the effort was well worth it all. First time watcher. Great to meet you! Well done man. Cheers!

@wassupppppsting 2 года назад

Man! The quality of the video and the hard work of yours behind all this . Just amazing.....

@nathankalana8616 Год назад

Absolutely so happy I found your channel and your energy is beautiful. Thanks for the great videos with all the artistry and imagination of the most fun human there is today!

@mscharleyjxox 4 месяца назад

The joy in you when you were showing off the Nordic Ice saw was contagious and I loved it!!❤

@julien9414 2 года назад

For 10 years on RU-vid this guy deserves so many more subs! Amazing content man!

@assordante2205 Год назад

He deserves nothing. You deserve nothing. Eat dhit.

@___X___ 2 года назад

This is pretty cool, I'm from a place where ice harvesting use to be a staple and our town was well know for it's ice and it's purity. It's cool to see someone harvest and utilize a unique resource.

@austinlangley786 Год назад

Sandusky?

@steady3459 5 месяцев назад

An Igloo shape would make the Roof ! ❤

@eugeniabuitron172 Год назад

That is an awesome igloo! You are a very strong man to lug those ice blocks around and build it. Would love to spend a night in something like this! Thanks

@stalman 2 года назад

I hope this is fun for you because it’s very stressful for me to watch 😅

@Levi_Allen 2 года назад

Awwwee don’t be stressed : )

@nallen1006 2 года назад

Stressed? I found it relaxing, pretty chill video.

@DidiGrooves 2 года назад

As someone who's dealt with cutting iceholes with this type of equipment, it is stressful in real life to do this as well as to watch it, almost like PTSD. I just need to imagine the wind chills on top of the temps, cold water, pieces breaking off, yikes. But it's fun at the same time...

@DeathBYDesign666 2 года назад

The sounds of the super cold dry ice rubbing together makes my teeth hurt for some reason. I just can't stand that noise, it's worse than nails on a chalkboard to me.

@renzesparza6281 2 года назад

17:20 thank you for the ice breaking montage that was glorious. Also really impressive work, you can tell this guys a joy to be friends with

@mgreidanus 2 года назад

amen to that!

@SilentKnight43 Год назад

Phenomenal amount of work and effort went into this. Beautifully shot, too. Grew up on Lake Simcoe (hour north of Toronto) and spent much of my youth ice-fishing on the lake. Loved that period of my life - fond memories. This brought back some recollections. Kudos for an amazing video.

@wrenchboostboi8994 5 месяцев назад

Amazing project! I live in Northwestern Ontario and I love the outdoors in every season. Some winters can be more difficult to love than others, but I always do my best to make the most of them. The coordinates to my camp are 49•15’24” 90•34’08” I have these tattooed on my arm. Safe adventures brother!

@plrinternetmarketing 2 года назад

This guy is so goofy, and infectious even I'm smiling along with him! Awesome job brother! Stay safe, and happy!

@TheVAINCorporation 2 года назад

As a human from Texas, this looks both unreal and insane. I'd love to see this much ice!

@slimmsherpa9771 Год назад

Glad you made the transformation to human, welcome.

@jyesaii Год назад

@@slimmsherpa9771 it was hard

@assordante2205 Год назад

That's some shit a non-human would say.

@nathankalana8616 Год назад

I'm a Native Texan, but lived all over the contiguous 48 for periods of time. I suppose I was searching for that amount of snow and ice, but didn't realize how close I was in a few places I've lived until coming back to Texas. The AWFUL HEAT here has me longing to bump into you on an ice covered body of water somewhere like the video shows. Wishful thinking to have more Winter seasons like 2020-21 and 2021-22 that we had in North Texas.

@nusrathamaan9668 Год назад

How this guy has no enough subscribers in 10 years. Hats off to the consistency 👏

@The.Consultant. Год назад

What a great video !! To you and all those who help behind the scenes - hats off and congrats ! Great content for sure !

@Zeek.Lundbohm 2 года назад

So cool Levi! I’ve tried building an igloo out of snow before so I can appreciate how much work went into this! Well done!

@forestahhh9329 2 года назад

despite the evident cold, these videos somehow manage to feel .. warm! incredible editing, this really makes me want to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. :)

@NoBandwidthHere Год назад

Hey, man! I’ve been afraid of the snow my whole life. Looks like it IS your life. From the way you handle it to the way you smile, I see your channel is gonna change my life!

@FlyEnri 8 месяцев назад

Ths is one of the best, most incredibly well produced, shot and edited videos on RU-vid Levi ! Turned out absolutely amazing !!

@johnphilipguerrero9308 2 года назад

This is insane! what a great job done with this man. So relaxing to watch. Keep safe buddy!

@ConnorMcGaffey 2 года назад

Just incredible! Thank you for putting this together! That saw is insane!!

@ninjanacho5671 Год назад

First time watching this channel but I really enjoyed it. I was trying to find a video to listen to while drawing but ended up watching more than actually drawing. This is the kind of stuff I wish I could just go out and do, it just looks like so much fun, probably not comfortable, but fun.

@jilltaiwan Год назад

What impressed me more is how happy you look 😄. I watched all the ads, you deserve it 🌹

@richardbinnie 2 года назад

Wow Levi. Just amazing. Thanks so so much for showing this amazing build.

@tiffdtate 2 года назад

LOVE IT! It’s great seeing you not only accomplish this but also having fun and it seems at times reflecting while doing it. What a great share 🤓

@FortInTheWoods 2 года назад

I'm watching and getting inspired by his persona on camera. Its genuine and doesn't appear to be fake. Might be a new favorite

@suesmith5381 Год назад

Wow and I don't like being cold. I'm in the tropics and get cold~! That is awesome.

@robertr4193 Год назад

It does look pretty with the light shining through it from the inside out.

@NathanielBeall 2 года назад

Hey Levi - first time watcher here... and I had an idea on a different way to make an ice home. 1 - Gather the snow together into the shape you want. Pack it just enough to hold the shape you want. 2 - Get some old sheets and soak them in water and lay them on top of the snow. Let them freeze. 3 - Use a water pump (hand or electric) to keep adding layers of ice on top. 4 - Once the ice is as think as you want, dig the snow out of your new ice home. Fewer tools, faster setup, roof with no sticks, very original YT content. If you want, you can use warm water to remove the fabric layer from the inside. Why haul ice when you can make it?

@Felix-hx7kx 2 года назад

Wow this is a truly stunning feat. The effort put into this is amazing and that is an awesome way to kick off the new year. all the best from New Zealand

@durango8882 Год назад

Dude you are fuggin CRAZY and I love it. They broke the mold with you bro!! Enjoying it! You are STRONG! ✌🏻

@sherrussell8961 Год назад

Oh my gosh, this video was SO much fun to watch. What an adventure!

@Roman.the.explorer 2 года назад

In Florida, we also had a "Freeze Warning" today. It dropped to 40F!😳 Gonna see if I can cut some Ice at the beach. Jokes aside, damn Levi, this was so enjoyable to watch. Mad respect for filming all this in freezing temperatures in Canada. So cinematic and enjoyable to watch.

@High_Key 2 года назад

This is some intense stuff Levi. Incredible work, and really well shot.

@richtygart6855 10 месяцев назад

That looks quite refreshing while sitting here in my sleeper at 116° in Texas feeling the heat battle against my aircon.

@Moimoi-su6cx Год назад

Hands down my new favourite RU-vidr. Such a wonderful attitude with beautifully crafted videos and amazing content.

@Kneb587 2 года назад

The roof solution my mind keeps going back to is to angle the blocks, probably starting with the second layer for more internal space, inward toward the center until there's a small enough space to put one or more long pieces across the top. The main problems with this are that 1: I have _no_ idea what the shear strength of ice is so the angles needed might break. And 2: It would be _way_ more work to angle all the pieces correctly.

@natazm 2 года назад

You use the rope drilled into the ground in the middle to measure out the angles needed to make a perfect dome that supports itself

@MayurMahapatraFilms 2 года назад

This is real content.. bravo!! Levi, keep inspiring us. 🙏

@davespoemsandsongs9497 6 месяцев назад

Levi Allen that was so awesome, you building ICE IGLOO never saw that before thanks for sharing that with me

@ripple_on_the_ocean 4 месяца назад

First time here - now looking forward to more winter camping videos. Thanks ❤ Also - the ice saw is DOPE

@olliwi 2 года назад

What an amazing effort! Kudos! Simply fantastic! 👏👏👏

@danielleburchette2599 2 года назад

I am new here. Honestly I'd say your pretty damn sturdy fella. You cut all that ice, figured out how to get your cold ducks in a row, and got it done either way. Not alot of souls do that for fun lol. All I can say is well done. And dude you look just as frozen as your igloo. Be careful. 😉

@Levi_Allen 2 года назад

Thanks!

@braelynslash6830 Год назад

“Look at the lights! This is like luxury” so freaking cool!!

@Makberries 9 месяцев назад

I’m not even 15min in but this was so beautifully filmed, though I’m sure the surroundings helped with half the beauty on its own! So satisfying to watch. Can’t imagine how much more tiring it must’ve been to use the ice saw rather than an electrical device like the chainsaw.

@apgleaming 2 года назад

Hey Levi, I recently stumbled across your channel and I'm absolutely hooked. It's fun to smoke a joint and watch you camp out

@JavierMercedes 2 года назад

amazing video as always!

@Levi_Allen 2 года назад

Your too kind Javier

@ikkyuli3814 8 месяцев назад

It's so nice to see you always being positive and joyful!! And your frozen beard are sooooo funny!!

@someonesucks7185 Год назад

I just fell in love with your content. I just subscribed and clicked on the bell. This is what I need from the internet.

@mikbe2579 2 года назад

I imagine that an igloo heated with a small wood stove keeps the warmth better, and also protects better against strong winter storms with temperatures of less than 40 degrees C., and predators, than any winter-proof tent.

@RootzRockBand 2 года назад

I considered the warm stove, but would that not melt the ice over time?

@whitenoise509 2 года назад

Having the interior warm for long periods of time does melt the ice a fair amount. As long as you don't have heat going 24/7 it actually ends up making a more uniform floor after a while. With ice this thick you could probably have the heat on for over a week before seeing an issue with thickness. My only real concern would be how heavy the walls are on the ice over the water.

@AllPathsLeadToWater 2 года назад

What an awesome project! So well done! these last two videos have totally inspired me to go to do some winter adventuring!

@Levi_Allen 2 года назад

It is super fun!

@jasongebhardt9194 7 месяцев назад

What a Great Experience!!! Ty for the wonderful Entertainment! 🙂

@davide_design Год назад

Wow. Your strength and endurance is impressive. 👏👏👏

@exploringtheancients7240 2 года назад

Sooo amazing!! Very impressive work sir I salute you! Never knew they made an ice saw like that, awesome stuff.

@javiercavazos3716 2 года назад

Great work Levi, amazing effort to create these great shelters. Keep it up, do what you love and above all always stay safe! Godspeed!!

@daniellclary Год назад

Knowing and accepting the risks of the lake, I can respect that. Although one thing I have wondered about igloos. How warm could you even have it? Considering the walls are ice. Would they not start melting? And this project certainly took alot of time and effort to build. But their is something magical about building your own shelter that protects you against the elements. I have built a hut with sticks, branches, hey, and mud. Takes only a few hours. Although some of those things be hard to get in that environment considering how cold it is.

@TheMightyCookieShow Год назад

I'm impressed with just the notion that you're out there building it to begin with because I would not be able to do that. Right now as I'm watching this I'm in a mildly cooler temperature from what we had say in the last couple of days right here first thing in the morning I'm freezing my butt off so I definitely couldn't be in some kind of tundra doing something like this. Lol