My contribution, winter camping really is fun!

  • @errer
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    39 hours ago

    Thought it was a butt from the thumbnail

  • misterdoctor
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    1012 hours ago

    Cozier than it looks

    Honestly, this looks extremely cozy to me

  • @[email protected]
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    312 hours ago

    I have no idea how to winter camp. Is this a special tent for winter camping? It looks pretty thin. Is the snow piled up around the edges on purpose? Does that seal the tent better?

    • @[email protected]OP
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      811 hours ago

      There are special tents for it! This is not one of them though, the coldest it got was around -15°C, so this three-season tent was just fine. The snow is piled to stop the air from going under the fly, so that the air trapped between the fly and the tent itself acts as an insulator.

      • @AtariDump
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        39 hours ago

        That’s a great idea.

    • @[email protected]
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      19 hours ago

      Most of your warmth should come from a more insulated sleeping bag and pad. And/or doubling them up. Assume the tent is mostly just a wind break unless you’re going down the hot tent route with a stove or heater.

      There are winter tents with less mesh (to keep blown snow out) and stronger flies and poles for snow and wind, but 3 season tents can do a lot if you don’t want to camp in a blizzard (I don’t).