Särmä TST Thermal Cloak First Look

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Särmä TST Thermal Cloak First Look
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@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Guys and Girls the lovely people at varusteleka have sent me over a discount code to celebrate their 20th birthday check it out : 10WOOLY23 use it here : www.varusteleka.com/en? The discount is on all apparel (only including normal priced products) and valid for 3 weeks, Enjoy

@RobMongey Год назад

The fluid dignity with which you eventually managed to take the cloak off was breathtaking. Swan Lake could not hold a candle to it.

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Lol, I am indeed a master

@user-ci2mn1oy3w 3 месяца назад

toss a weighted line over a limb if you have only one point of suspension. and rig the hammock as a "sling chair". Lean back on a pile of brush, the daypack and the tree trunk. Put more brush under your feet and legs and be in the reclining position.. A BIG pile of debris will replace the sleeping pad and groundsheet, for you ground pounders, IF things are dry.

@RedBranchBushcraft 3 месяца назад

Dry is the issue

@jamesbrisendine 5 месяцев назад

I used my regular insulated one (not the heavy indulated) a few months ago while camping. It was 40°f at the warmest part of the day and somewhere in the mid 20's at night. I wore it as a cloak for when i was moving around and curled up in it when i was sitting on the ground reading my book. At night i used it as a bivvy with my Nemo sleeping bag. I dont think i will ever go camping without it.

@RedBranchBushcraft 5 месяцев назад

A very handy piece of kit

@charliemcdowell5231 2 месяца назад

my concern is condensation. you could put it inside your down bag, and then it wouldn't build up condensation in your down, however then the bag isn't protected. using it over your bag, did it cause lots of condensation build up? the only way I could see avoiding this is if you used a vapor barrier liner inside your sleeping bag, and then the sarma cloak over your bag.

@RedBranchBushcraft 2 месяца назад

@charliemcdowell5231 I didn't notice any condensation at all, but I didn't have a down bag

@justutus 3 месяца назад

Varusteleka makes their stuff in partnership with Savotta, who have been manufacturing Finnish military gear for 50 years.

@RedBranchBushcraft 3 месяца назад

They do , great gear it is too

@user-ci2mn1oy3w 3 месяца назад

i love the trifecta XL, but i "envelope" it in a couple of taped-together, heavy duty drum liners. with a hammock and ridgeline pulled thru it and another ridgeline holding the envelope away from the bivy, I can sleep ok at 40F in it, in just cammies.

@RedBranchBushcraft 3 месяца назад

Nice

@user-ci2mn1oy3w 3 месяца назад

@@RedBranchBushcraft I DO get condensation inside of the plastic "envelope", but the tyvek and hammock mean that the moisture never touches me or my clothing. I turn the envelope inside out in the morning and shake off most of the moisture, In an hour, it's all evaporated. I can be hiking as that happens,if need-be. I carry a small roll of tape, a couple of very small, soft plastic bottles. One has adhesive release in it, the other ha rubbing alcohol in it. These items let me adjust the kit. I can cut open the plastic bags if need-be, for use as a canopy, then reassemble them back into being bags again, etc. It's critical that there be no air leaks in my system, so I have to use a light and look for pinholes before turning in.

@thomaspenrod2756 Год назад

A Ha! Anthrax t shirt.Rock on.😂

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Alright!!🤘

@lawrencegt2229 Год назад

Come on Varusteleka - send Wooly a Luhka to try, to keep off those summer showers!

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Lol, cheers Lawrence

@davef5916 Год назад

looking forward to seeing it in some different configurations and how to start to utilise it. From what I've seen of it used as an emergency shelter bivy you can pitch it like a tube tent that's triangular, looks super cosy. Probably do year round in this in Australia.

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

I've already camped I it as a sleeping bag/ bivy worked great , vid on the way

@DoodsVsWoods Год назад

8:36 How to peel a camouflaged banana 😂 I need to get one of those cloaks. Very versatile. Love the video! Cheers!

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Lol, cheers buddy, yes very handy , keep an eye out for a camp out video using it

@ajherring92 Год назад

I've got the Helikon Tex Swagman roll and I find it to be brilliant if barely big enough for me. I'm 5'11" and 180# and I can zip it up but it's not roomy. I absolutely love it. Varusteleka already dethroned the Garberg as my favorite knife, they may dethrone another favorite piece of kit if I can get this into the house without my wife noticing.

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Lol, it's a great addition to my kit , I had looked at the swag roll before but I think this is more versatile

@burstfireno1617 6 месяцев назад

I use my little rucksack to "sneak" stuff inside my house! So far it has worked for me 😅

@RedBranchBushcraft 6 месяцев назад

@burstfireno1617 good plan

@edpikestone6800 Год назад

Can you do a comparison between the Jervan bag and the Varusteleka cloak? Understand that you have the smaller Jervan bag, but it would be good to see.

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Already planning it

@mark53123able 8 месяцев назад

Looks like a pretty cool piece of gear. Not to many videos out there about it. I’ve watched your videos about it several times. Thinking about buying one when they are back in stock.

@RedBranchBushcraft 8 месяцев назад

Their really cool, work great as an insulated bivi bag too, it will be part of my winter set up this year

@mark53123able 7 месяцев назад

@@RedBranchBushcraft they are finally in stock so I ordered my thermal cloak. Can’t wait to check it out. Do you have any idea what temps they are good for? I got the same one you are using in the video.

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

@mark53123able I think it's about 5 Deg, same as a summer bag

@mark53123able 7 месяцев назад

@@RedBranchBushcraft just got mine today really cool piece of gear. Really nicely made! Thanks for the video. Thanks for replying. You got a new sub here.

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

Excellent stuff, Cheers

@johngaller278 4 месяца назад

your t-shirt is showing our age. 😂

@RedBranchBushcraft 4 месяца назад

Lol

@soggz4246 Год назад

‘Thermal Cloak’. You sure it never came from Hogwarts? Hi Wooly. Thermal Cloak.🤣😉

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Lololo

@PolarRed Год назад

Why do I always want to get every bit of cool kit I see? But never have the money! Life is so cruel! hahahahahaha

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Lol, yes it is

@jasonpip5417 8 месяцев назад

Hey chap..maybe consider going to varse...however you say it..factory .I'm sure they'd be thrilled to have their best advocate there..

@RedBranchBushcraft 8 месяцев назад

That would be awesome, I'd go mad in the place

@jasonpip5417 8 месяцев назад

@RedBranchBushcraft 😁🤣..do it..just ask..it would be fantastic to watch

@RedBranchBushcraft 8 месяцев назад

@@jasonpip5417 I'll work up to it, I've another package from them coming, all M05 camo

@RedBranchBushcraft 8 месяцев назад

@jasonpip5417 lol

@hooXpoo 4 месяца назад

It looks like you could put a sleeping mat inside with a ridge line to hold it off your face and zip yourself in for a great night.

@RedBranchBushcraft 4 месяца назад

You probably could

@user-ci2mn1oy3w 3 месяца назад

if it's below about 60 F, you're going to need a foot thick layer of dry debris under you, or youll lose your body heat to conduction into the cold ground.

@RedBranchBushcraft 3 месяца назад

Sleeping pad+ thermarest

@user-ci2mn1oy3w 3 месяца назад

Get a wider, stiffer belt for a buttpack, add a daypack. When it's time to sleep, empty the packs, fill them with debris (plastic bag the debris if it's damp) and use the packs as sleeping pads, normally up in the hammock. If there only one tree, make a tripod and guy it out to stakes, so it can hold up your feet end of the hammock. My spare socks are the shoulder pads for the daypack. My spare T shirt and boxers are the hip pads for the buttpack.

@RedBranchBushcraft 3 месяца назад

@user-ci2mn1oy3w nice

@user-ci2mn1oy3w 3 месяца назад

@@RedBranchBushcraft I hate lugging around stuff that I can't make serve at least 2 purposes.

@improvisedsurvival5967 8 месяцев назад

Does this conceal thermal signature from ir optics

@RedBranchBushcraft 8 месяцев назад

I don't think so, I had a good look on the website

@rtora4tora185 4 месяца назад

Hey Brother what type jacket you wearing

@RedBranchBushcraft 4 месяца назад

That's the wool shell jacket from Vaursteleka

@johanjohansson3943 7 месяцев назад

Hi! Is it the 67g or 100g version you have? On their store now, you can choose between the non insulated, the 67g and the 100g. The 67g have the M05 Woodland camo, and the 100g have the M05 Winter camo. Yours have the Winter camo, you say 67g but the rest of the specs you read are for the 100g.. :D I'm thinking of buying one, but can't decide which of the insulated to get, it depends on the packsize and warmth.

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

im almost sure mine is the 67 g one

@johanjohansson3943 7 месяцев назад

In what temperature do you use yours? I don't know if I should get the 67 or 100g version, I will mostly use it when it's cold, the question are if the 100g are to much insulation. To pricey to buy both :D And unfortunately I where way to late with the discount code...@@RedBranchBushcraft

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

I've only used mine in the summer so far so I'm not much help there, I'll be using mine as an insulated bivi bag for my carinthia defence 4

@Draboh 4 месяца назад

Whats your zip up hoody mate? looks smart

@RedBranchBushcraft 4 месяца назад

It's the wool shell jacket from Vaursteleka

@jeffporter5393 2 месяца назад

Sorry but it should be high quality with that price tag, ffs.

@RedBranchBushcraft 2 месяца назад

It is

@NessNayii 7 месяцев назад

Now then Wooly, I wonder if you can help me out on a few things: so, I said a while back on one of your video comment sections that I'd get one of these when they came back into stock. They are now back in stock, and I'm kinda broke, haha! I'll still fork out for one perhaps, but at this point in proceedings I have to be sure it's the right thing to do (or, for a start, my other half will kick my arse). So here are my questions:- 1. Are the zips water proof ones? If not, how water resistant have you found them to be? I wanted to use this bungied between two trees, in a fully enclosed 'bag' configuration (minus two slightly open areas at either side of course, so I don't die), like a crisp packet on its side, lol, and with no tarp. This requires it to be water proof though, even if I position the zip facing downwards rather than up. 2. How's this for condensation? In the described fully enclosed configuration I imagine that it's possible for it to accumulate a LOT of internal moisture. How did you find it for that? 3. what temp did you get this down to combined with your summer bag? 4. Any other advice you may have! Cheers in advance dude! Very much looking forward to more videos showing what this piece of kit can do, as well as its limitations.

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

Ok, so I'll have to check the zips tomorrow, but I wouldn't trust anything set up without a tarp of some description, I had no issues with condensation but I had it open at the top , I've never zipped any bivybag up completely as I always use a tarp

@NessNayii 7 месяцев назад

@@RedBranchBushcraft thanks for the response Wooly, very much appreciated. Yeah, I'll have to think a little more about this one before committing - if using a tarp is going to be a necessary component, and the zips don't turn out to be waterproof, along with the configuration described perhaps not being practical condensation wise, I may wait and see what other videos you do reveal about it. Thanks again!

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

@NessNayii for me a tarp is always necessary, are you trying to make some sort of waterproof cocoon for your hammock? Is there nothing out there already?

@NessNayii 7 месяцев назад

@@RedBranchBushcraft it's not for a hammock setup. It's for a setup I saw on some military training video for use with the Jerven bag, and again on a video by Endurance Room. I'll try to describe it: It's a quickly deployed, all but fully enclosed shelter - like a bivi bag, but with two corners/edges suspended on either a ridge line - or even faster, between two bungies, with the zips facing up in good weather, down if bad. The bag ends up in an 'envelope on its edge' shape, with one edge of the envelope (in which you lay) on the floor, and the other suspended. It looks super easy, super efficient, and very protective against the elements (all assuming the zips are water proof), as well as less constrictive than a bivi configuration, in that it doesn't lay directly on top of you. I hope I managed to describe that adequately.

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

@NessNayii what does endurance room use? Great channel

@jonyjesus 7 месяцев назад

Anyone has a varuste discount code? I'm buying some stuff. Thanks

@RedBranchBushcraft 7 месяцев назад

They don't do codes , that had one for the channel a while back but it's over now, you could try it, check the description I think, might not be this video though

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

www.varusteleka.com/en?

@jamesparker6383 Год назад

I'll stick with the ranger roll a whole lot cheaper.

@RedBranchBushcraft Год назад

Id say so

@michaelkeller5008 4 месяца назад

I should stop watching your videos - i start to end up with twice- and tripplefallback-solutions now, (this thing's cool and could save me so much weight (replacing the "tropen", tarp and iso-mat in automn/winter)

@RedBranchBushcraft 4 месяца назад

This was my thinking , no need for an inner bag or bivi bag