Wild Camping in Freezing Temperatures (-6°C): Essential Gear Upgrades!

I set out for a wild camp in Hollingbourne as the temperature dropped to -6°C — testing my new winter-ready gear in real freezing conditions.

In this video, I put the Rab Ascent 900 sleeping bag, OEX Vallo 80L rucksack, and other cold-weather essentials to the test. From insulation and layering to cooking setup and pack weight, I walk through exactly what worked (and what I’d tweak) to stay safe and comfortable in sub-zero temperatures.

If you're planning a winter camp or just want to see how serious gear handles the cold, this is for you.

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