Luke, can you tell me how you dont have over a million subscribers already? Your videos are incredible and honest. You're a true gem in 2023

@user-hh6ex9md4w

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate your support. This video showcases the beauty of camping in adverse weather conditions, and I couldn't agree more with your praise for the content creator. Speaking of outdoor gear, if you're looking for reliable power solutions during your camping adventures, I highly recommend the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series. It offers massive capacity, fast recharging, and comprehensive protection features. It's the perfect companion for outdoor enthusiasts like us!

Thank you Luke and Susie for working for us. It saved me money and trouble. Honor and strength my friend.

@lindaterrell5535

3 ай бұрын

The only way I’d go tent camping is in a Big tent. With a cot.

Im a 77 year old woman and i love your videos. You are the epitome of honesty and integrity when you rate the products review. Ive learned so many things from you. The safety you teach in the survival parts of the episodes are so helpful to everyone, not just campers. Thank you for your dedication to preserving the land.

@FYRSTWAFFEN

6 ай бұрын

AGREED!

@dlynnreed7831

5 ай бұрын

Yup

@FUBAR199

2 ай бұрын

77 hummmmm 😅

I am 69. My grandfather was a deer hunter, here in Michigan, so it was cold and often snowy. We are talking the 1950's. He camped in a canvas tent. He would clear the tent site and build a large fire. When the fire went down, he raked it back again clearing the tent site and set the tent up. The ground was dry and warm and during the night, the heat stored in the ground from the fire , would rise into the tent. What they did after that first night, I don't know. Have you ever heard of doing this?

@brucedavis6244

6 ай бұрын

WOW I bet that was good Time back in Old Days I know My Dad talk about 50 60s

@nathan-ls8yw

6 ай бұрын

i’ve only ever heard of startinga fire on top of a bed of rocks and then usibg the rocks as a place to sit for warmth after you clear off the fire

@danielsweeney6742

6 ай бұрын

That sounds like something Luke from “outdoor boys” would do. He is up in Alaska.

@shirleyhall1924

6 ай бұрын

I love this story.

@Pwecko

6 ай бұрын

​@danielsweeney6742 Yes, I've seen a couple of videos where he did that.

You just can't beat the sound of rain on a tent

@FUBAR199

2 ай бұрын

True dat! Everyone is missing out on serenity, (if I’m applying that correctly)

Similar situation happened to me in Scotland. I was driving looking for the Glenfiddich distillery. I pulled to the side of this narrow country road to check my map to find out where I was. As I was sitting there two Harriers from the RAF came screaming overhead at treetop level. Scared the crap out of me, because of the Suprise factor, but it was AWSOME!!!

Luke, FYI. Your property is in a MOA. A Military Operations Area. As an AF operator we used these areas to control notional close air support. Many times, if we found a vehicle on the road or stopped, we would use it as a TOA (target of opportunity). Good training. People would be surprised to know how many MOAs there are. Many over small towns, the alt restrictions are just higher. Aloha. Great video, Mahalo for sharing.

@Lmiller201

3 ай бұрын

I knew it. I use to drill water wells in Arizona years ago. We would be rigged up in the middle of the desert and jets would do line ups on us.people thought I was full of it but one time they got so low, when I looked up, all I saw was under belly. It was amazing

Glad you slept well Luke! I'll just bet the folks at Pomoly have a rough night when they find out the Lone Wolf was reviewing their tent! Thanks for keeping the manufacturers and KZreadrs honest!

Thank you, Luke for the show and tell-ing of no lies. Refreshing.

@FYRSTWAFFEN

6 ай бұрын

AGREED!

Hi, I just want you to know that I live vicariously through you and your KZread channel. I am 60 years old. I spent eight years in the United States Army at the end of 2019 I caught Covid and spent three months in a coma. I had two strokes and well that left me disabled can’t walk and my right hand I can’t use, so I just wanted you to know that I love your show and like I said, I live vicariously through you and your KZread channel and many others. I just want to say thank you so much for all that you do thank you and say hello and thank you to your wife and your son.❤

@johngalt6929

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for your service!

I’m a big fan of wildbeare. She has a refreshing and honest channel and the adventures are modest and there’s no ridiculous gear promotion.

@Wordsmyth8

6 ай бұрын

Love her too.

@tomconcitis9322

6 ай бұрын

Claire the Welsh bear

@adaptableamy4744

6 ай бұрын

You are aware that his channel is all about trying out and then reviewing products?? He’s not promoting, he’s reviewing and letting us know what to watch out for when purchasing.

@davids2720

6 ай бұрын

The clue is in the channel’s title….

@jeremycox8261

6 ай бұрын

What are you two going on about? I was just saying wildbeare channel is a good channel. I wasn’t passing any judgement on TOGR. I’m grown up enough to know what I want to watch!

I’m 76 years old and I love your review videos and your camping ones too. ❤

Absolutely mesmerizing! Your heavy rain camp in the massive dome hot tent during the storm was an adventure I couldn't take my eyes off. Your resilience and the gear's performance in extreme conditions were truly impressive! ⛺🌧️🔥

I love camps like this in the fall. You get to wear your favorite jacket, sit in front of a fire/heater, and sit back and soak up the cool breeze and solitude.

Thank you, Luke for the great content and honest reviews. We finally have snow here in Southeast Idaho. Watching your videos always makes me want to just escape and camp.

I am an older lady. I use a medium size heating pad at night in the winter, that little heating pad makes a world of difference. You are correct. My apt tends to get chilly at night in the winter. I turn the heater down a bit to sleep better and save a bit on the heating bill. Love your videos. Have purchased some things I watched you use on your videos. Doing some prepping for emergencies. God Bless.

Susie is absolutely amazing. I love her camping adventure last week. I look so forward to future camping adventures with her. She is definitely knowledgeable and knows what she's doing. That tent is awesome. It's very spacious and roomy. I've never seen this tent before but I sure do like it. Thank you for another great adventure. Take care 😊 lot's of love to you and Susie from Oregon ❤

Candor. That's why I've continued to watch your videos for the past 10 years. Stay true to you, Bro! Strength and honor.

I highly respect your honesty Luke. Wish there were more people in the world like you. Keep up the great work. Hello to Susie.

Hi Luke, I love going camping with you and Susie. It’s always fun. I love the size of the tent and the sound of the rain. See you next time.🙋🏻‍♀️💕🙏

AS ALWAYS, THANKS FOR YOUR HONEST, NO-NONSENSE REVIEWS! A WHOLE LOT OF US APPRECIATE AND LOVE YOU FOR THAT!

Thank you, Joe, for guiding me over these last several years. The pain i carry inside (Afghanistan) is my wounds and loss. Well, it tiik a HUGH toll on my soul. I was suicidal, lost in pain for so long, but hinestly, you were a source of hope. I died April 16, 2011, and I left my body and was ingulfed in a BLACK ABYISS. Nobody, no family to greet me, no tumnel with a light at the end, just my soul in total darkness. I had this thought that a HORRIBLE sinner, desirved Hell. The darkness started to fade, i felt an amazing sense of ABSOLUTE BLISS, and then 3 time, a voice told me its was ok. Then I was in my body again,10 minutes later when my vision came back. The chaplin was reading me my last rights.. When he saw me looking back up at him... he started shouting over and over come back i was alive. For many years, i just wanted to return back to that absolute beautiful bliss.

I have stayed overnight in all kinds of outdoor conditions. Some very warm and comfortable and some, not so much. What I learned over the years is that you have to have shelter from wind, rain, and snow and you need to have a source of heat to keep you warm, and you have to have all of this set up before you need it. Mother Nature can throw some mighty blows and redundancy is a blessing. There is a difference between surviving and being comfortable.

What a refreshing change to view a person with such honesty and integrity reviewing products. That at the end of which I have an experienced opinion and can make a educated choice instead of a expensive mistake. Personally I back pack and wild camp but love your lightweight reviews thanks from 🇬🇧

Thanks Luke, for a great adventure. :)

These hot tents looks so awesome. They look like you could live in them. I gotta get one for bicycle touring!

I bought the Cupid after your recommendation, and that little thing is amazing! I recently bought an alps mountaineering Tasmanian 2 because I needed a fourth season tent, and that thing kept it nice and cozy in there. On low I was getting about 5 hours on a single can of butane.

Thanks for showing us your lovely camping experience using this tent in the wild. I wish I could do outdoor stuffs like you 😊

Great video Luke, thanks for keeping information so reel.

What a large strong looking tent hopefully it dosnt leak, It is good of you to warn us about poor products and its appreciated. To bad it leaked a bit , Id probably just water proof it . thanks luke .

Looks awesome, looks like the Cabela's Alaskan guide outfitter, minus the rain fly and adding the stove jack! I love it

This is why I love this channel. No grudges just the truth. You are one of the few good guys left. Thanks for being a trustworthy guy.

That's one tent I wouldn't mind being stuck in when in a rainstorm. Most of them bring out the claustrophobic in me, especially a little one man tent. I just started bringing my 2 man tent no matter if it weighs a couple more pounds and I'm backpacking or whatever.

Love your videos.The rain sounds great

Thank you for the review, awesome video. I love a good tent I can stand up in.

I love this tent and the little stove you cooked on. Your set up is great and I like how you describe all the items you use. Thank you for sharing another great adventure at your mountain.

I had about the same experience with the planes but in Desert Storm. Totally awesome

Love your videos. The sound of rain against a tent has to be the most relaxing sounds ever. Im a assistant scoutmaster with my troop, and when we go to scout camp in the summer, we are there for 8 days, so a large tent is essential. I have one about this size i take. I have a small pop up tent I use in fall and winter as its small size and being one piece without a rainfly it really stays warm.

Loved the BNS dual stove review. Ordered one, received it, and I love it's design and carrying case.

Hi Luke this tent looks great. Love the color and the way its shaped. TO bad you found leaks. Keep them coming Luke.

Absolutely love these videos. They help me when I’m feeling anxious

Thank you Luke for your honest reviews, I love your videos and product reviews. We get to see the Camping and Hiking gear we might be interested in Used and tested before we buy, I respect your expert opinion and have purchased many products that you have reviewed and recommended, I think you channel is fantastic and always look forward to your adventures and product reviews, Thank you my Brother, Peace, Stay Safe.

Thanks for sharing. Stay safe

Your very much helpful information and integrity is why I have watched your channel for many years. Thank you sir! Looks like this tent is more reddeming then the last. I hope it works well. I love the size inside. Wow.

Luke another great Thursday adventure. The only negative I have is the hazelnut coffee. I literally get sick from the smell of it, and I love coffee.

Love the movie recommendations, keep them coming.😊

Luke, we truly enjoy all your videos

Hi Luke!: Thanks for another interesting adventure! Military Jets are SO COOL! I still remember the Phantom Jets and even the A-10 Warthogs that overflew the farm when I was growing up.

Luke, thank you for letting us know about CO output on stoves. It's not what you said about the stove, it's the fact that you said "if you don't know about things, say you don't know." I'm 53 and I am not afraid to say I don't know. A lot of people have lost this ability for some reason. I watch your show because you teach, and some of your stuff I didn't know, but I have an understanding now. So, thank you.

Love your reviews on the different types of tents that you purchase your honest reviews are top of the line n a rare thing these days everyone trying to just make a buck from hardworking people but not you keep them coming

Good one... and cool gear! Yes Dantes Peak!!!!! Love that movie even seeing it today.

You are the best advertisement for Hazelnut Taster's Nasty! Re: Viewer comments that are wrong (CO2 guy)-Sometimes people really do think they know, then you educated them on what they don't know :-) I'm always impressed on how organized and unfussy your campsites are. Maybe Pomoly took your last review to heart and made the needed improvements on this new tent. Gear certainly has come along way since camping in the 60's LOL!

I like the design of the Dome, strength and honor.

Your personal integrity is admirable. Thank you for that. (Montana)

I have had 1 single-wall tent, a Cabela’s Alaknak, and although it was great with a wood burning stove, it would collect puddles of condensation in the corners if I used a propane heater. I switch to the Cabela’s Instinct Alaskan Guide 8 person double-wall tent and all of the condensation collects on the rain fly and runs down to the ground or evaporates and the inside of the tent stays dry. The rain fly adds an extra step when setting up and taking down but it works better for me.

Thanks!

My heart breaks every time i see you packing up a rainy one night adventure, thinking of rolling up that massive wet tent and then drying it later... haha. Staying in a 1 person tent is worth the reductuon in clean up for me. Great video.

@melaniehefner948

6 ай бұрын

I would love to see a video on how he goes about drying out, cleaning and repacking.

That’s a cracking tent. It looks great too. ❤❤🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧

very nice video, thank you for doing this kind of testing for us all.

Susie has more class in her little finger then those girls have in their entire bodies! I really enjoyed her camping trip last week. She such an awesome lady! And for the record I’m at 63-year-old grandmother. Integrity + class = Luke & Susie

@user-es4xx6dk8u

6 ай бұрын

I totally agree. Susie definitely has class. We all know why those girls have the number of views they have. I love Luke and Susie they are the best.

@cathyjay2569

6 ай бұрын

@@user-es4xx6dk8u yes they are! Authentic, honest and decent. They deserve to have a million subs.

@tomconcitis9322

6 ай бұрын

I presume those low class girls will be mentioned in this video. At this point, they’re not identified

@tomconcitis9322

6 ай бұрын

Okay, Luke mentioned them. Yup, they’re out there. But, they are not solo. They usually have someone doing the recording

You would enjoy the 'Mach Loop' here in the UK. It's in the Snowdonia National Park in Wales. The flying is random but when the weather is reasonable some of the aircraft come within 100ft.

I love Dantes peak. We had a 6 man dome tent that lasted our family of 5 for 30 years or longer. My husband at 6'2 could stand with 4 to spare. We lived in Michigan at the time and camped every weekend rain, sun, or snow, until October. When my son was 10 he would take it out in the back yard and run a power strip out and hook up a TV, Nintendo, etc. Etc. And have a neighborhood camp out with a couple of friends. We got our use out of it that's for sure and only had issues with replacing an occasional bamboo dowels or whatever they are called. Years later, Walmart started carrying them so we always had extras.

@MrLangDog

6 ай бұрын

Neighborhood camps!!! Those were the days!! I miss them.

Luke takes Klamping to a new level- always refreshing and informative to watch. coffee is always GOOD.

@Wordsmyth8

6 ай бұрын

Klamping? Or do you mean glamping?

the camera work in your videos is great. I imagine a lot of back and forth setting up shots

Great to see you back Luke. Loved watching Suzie's adventure. Love the tips and tricks you give for camping. Best wishes for Christmas for family from Australia.

Hi Luke! I wish this tent came in a 3-person size. That would be perfect for me. This six person beast looks very comfortable and extremely dry! Will wait to see the extras come in and be tested.

@NetNathan1

6 ай бұрын

It does come in 4 person

One thing I think would enhance your hot tent is a small popup gazebo. It sets up fast and using spare suspender clips or spring steel paper clips, you can attach plastic tarps to the roof on three sides to enclose and keep wind rain and snow out and heat in for making meals. In summer, if you find some mosquito netting, you can enclose the area with it. Different size clips have different uses. Towels can dry under it. Wish I had one years ago when I forgot our awning and it was raining hard and had no way to make dinner on the tailgate of our truck. I learned over the years. We had hunted all day in the cold rain and were close to hypothermia and exhausted. We had a Coleman tent heater which helped. Your video reminds me of that day.

Luke, just love watching your videos..I love your honesty. I laugh when you go to your vehicle and pull out equipment. Oh where do you store it all. Gonna have to send me a picture. Keep up the good work. Love it.

This is why I love Luke and his honesty. You have my loyalty

brilliant tent luke love the equipment!

👍👍👍 Nice demo, Thanks. Yes, I'd always rather have a honest review. I own a POMOLY Stove (Dweller Max2.0) very satisfied with this wood stove. Haven't used it much but I do understand that POMOLY did do a couple re-design and improvements to the Stove before I purchased mine. Very smart re-designs as per customer request. Very impressive. I use mine in a 12x12 Kodiak Lodge canvas tent ⛺️. Nothing against dome tents but I'm not as young as I thought I once was. Back fusion & a total hip replacement , both in the last 7 months. Hopeing to be able to go camp by New Years. Thanks again ! ...Alan in 🇨🇱

Great photography, editing, and libretto.

Thank you again for the video. You really tell it like it is and I love that. Very knowledgeable. 👍👍

I gotta say, I love the videos that feature really small and incredibly large, almost excessively large tents, they are somehow more interesting to picture using, maybe I’m weird. Love the videos as usual Luke, thank you.

Loved "If you don't know what you're talking about, don't talk about it." If that happened, the world would be a lot quieter.

Very clear and informative. But I have say, the best thing about this video, is the awesome way your tent, gear, and clothes all match. So cool.

Not too warm, not too hot (cold)... I thought he was gonna keep going with "April 14, you only need a light jacket! And is the perfect date for me!" 😂😂 💁🏼‍♀️

I know the basis of the channel is "The Outdoor GEAR REVIEW" However, I think I speak for all of us. We'd like to see more overnight camping videos with cooking scenes. Nice tent!

Luke you are right that is a massive tent

Earlier in the day 2 jet fighter pilots flew passed, the first one flew passed and saw Luke below and said to his buddy ‘hey man no way I just saw Luke from TOGR’ the other replied ‘wow’ and also flew by to see Luke. Bothe thought it was so cool to see Luke that they banked around for a second pass. Luke made their day 😊👍

That's a nice looking tent you got there

That’s why I respect the hell out of you. Honesty is what separates from danger and safety. I take what you say very seriously. Plus Luke, you are just a great all around guy. You also have a beautiful family. HAPPY NEW YEAR to you, Susie and your kids. Thanks for being real.

Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

Luca give you a lot of credit. Most people would say the heck with one Tigris and never buy another product from again. But I really do appreciate your attitude that you just don’t care what they say or what they think because you’re working for us and I just want you to know for one I appreciate it.

Looking forward to more testing on this tent. I hope you can get it out in a real downpour.

I love this set up the tent is cool love the size 😊

Hi Luke, I like this tent a lot, it appears really sturdy and strong and very comfortable with all the room inside. I'm so glad the rains are coming to help with the fires! I love your channel so much! I'll just sit down with my breakfast or lunch and catch up with the latest informative camping gear stuff or what's happening with you and Susie, where you're goin' etc. I think I just saw my nickname Cricket just flash up on your video - That was Cool! 😃 Unless there's another Cricket out there commenting this 😃's for you too! I'm honored to contribute even in the small way I do. Now, back to the episode and my breakfast 😉🍳🥓Just listened to you describing the Pomoly stove hut tent - I will say that THIS is part of the reason why I like you and your channel so much - Your honesty and Integrity! Oh and those tacos looked BOMB! I have a suggestion for breakfast: a couple of scrambled eggs, diced tomato, cheddar cheese, salt & pepper, all rolled up in a tortilla with cilantro - quick, easy, simple and filling.

@user-hh6ex9md4w

6 ай бұрын

Hi Cricket! Thanks for your comment and kind words about the tent. It definitely seems sturdy and comfortable. I'm also relieved that the rains are helping with the fires. I appreciate your support for the channel! And thanks for the breakfast suggestion, it sounds delicious! By the way, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a versatile power station that can keep your devices and appliances running for extended periods. It's perfect for outdoor camping and RV lovers like us! Let me know if you're interested and I can provide more information. Happy camping!

@jerrysmith7166

6 ай бұрын

yes, those are amazing quick and easy! i throw in some crumbled sausage sometimes.

@JanStewart590

6 ай бұрын

no I haven't heard of that power station it sure sounds like a good thing to have with you though! @@user-hh6ex9md4w

@JanStewart590

6 ай бұрын

@@jerrysmith7166 right on to add sausage, there's so much you can add for flavor

Great movies seen them many times

Love Dante's Peak, I can rewatch that movie every year.

That little heater looks to be a lot easier to heat the tent than using one of those wood stoves. No fumbling with the stove jack, and no clean up.

Love it.

You also can sprint to the truck to sleep if the tent leaks or if close enough, to the cabin. Glad you gave the company another look. Owls! I love listening to owls. Naturally so you also have woodpeckers in the vicinity of your place. Nifty. I like your rather comfortable looking cot.

Glad to see the video on this tent. I’m thinking about getting one. Not that my Outdoors RV camper isn’t badass. Just can’t take it everywhere. I have that same heater. Glad it works in there. I will try to update how it does in zero degree Idaho weather if I get one of these tents. Thanks again. Looking forward to the rest of the review.

Luke, I know the feeling....of getting "buzzed" by the Blue Angels. It is quite sensatonal. They'd hit the deck over the downtown Fargo location and give all the thrill. I envy the pilots. Imagine the thrill they get flying those aircrafts

@MsRotorwings

6 ай бұрын

I used to love Fleet week in San Francisco. They fly over the neighborhoods. Just loved the sound and the visuals.

Sitting out on the point at Seal rocks... and suddenly a jet a F1-11... in those days ...suddenly arrived at low altitude and was gone ....then the noise arrived..!!!!!!!!!!!!... wow... settled back ..then BANG another doing same thing...this is like all in about 5 seconds... loved it...

I like ur ⛺, it's really awesome camping ❤❤🎉🎉🎉

This tent is massive as Luke’s biceps! I’ll buy it.

Good to see the manufacturer has improved the design to a workable level. The minor leakage you saw would be easily remedied with a bit of seam sealer most likely and that is good enough for me. It was also good to see that the rather mediocre heat output of the Firemaple stove/heater was enough to suffice in that situation. It's good to see it does have some funcitonality.

Wow now that's the biggest tent so far l have seen you set up and l love the color nice room for every thing ❤

Congrats. I am referring to your objectiveness and honesty. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Dave & The Girls