South Korean creater FISH13's ASMR video of camping in snow & rain with Cybertruck

[Kinevo]

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[Art138]

Enjoyed the video…..I would not have the patience lol.

 

[Gigahorse]

Not my use case, but great ad for the truck.

 

[SlegMD]

Hrm has anyone ran the heat pump in an all-nighter like this? How many kWh could one expect to use?

Those Nomads are great, supposed to be a grill but I guess it works as… a firepit

 

[REM]

Hrm has anyone ran the heat pump in an all-nighter like this? How many kWh could one expect to use?

Those Nomads are great, supposed to be a grill but I guess it works as… a firepit

In a snowy/icy field? probably at least 15% overnight.

 

[jimbobb23]

Great video and great cinematography. This guy has gear I only dream of. He should have had a list of all his amazing kit.

 

[Beetlebug62]

Oh my, I find glamping weird.

He doesn't ever talk! Not even to his dog! He doesn't swear when his tent canopy pulled off his cantrail. And did anyone think, the cantrail was going to fall off?

I did watch his energy usage and he left home with 90%, got to his parking spot with 76%, and when he woke up he had what looks like 52%.

And that's before he made his Nespresso. If you're going to enjoy nature, why not try to enjoy nature?

 

[Kinevo]

Video description;
We spent 24 hours in a Tesla Cybertruck on a cold winter day deep in the mountains.

About 10cm of snow fell during the afternoon, gently covering the forest.
By evening, the snow turned into rain, tapping softly on the tarp and windows.
We set up a hexa tarp on the side of the Cybertruck and stayed warm inside — watching movies, playing games, and relaxing in peace.

Thanks to the electric climate control, the cabin stayed at a cozy 25°C all night.
While the outside was cold and wet, inside felt like a quiet and warm retreat in nature.

This was real winter car camping — no drama, no survival, just comfort, stillness, and snow turning to rain.

Oh my, I find glamping weird.

He doesn't ever talk! Not even to his dog! He doesn't swear when his tent canopy pulled off his cantrail. And did anyone think, the cantrail was going to fall off?

I did watch his energy usage and he left home with 90%, got to his parking spot with 76%, and when he woke up he had what looks like 52%.

And that's before he made his Nespresso. If you're going to enjoy nature, why not try to enjoy nature?

to each

Oh my, I find glamping weird.

He doesn't ever talk! Not even to his dog! He doesn't swear when his tent canopy pulled off his cantrail. And did anyone think, the cantrail was going to fall off?

I did watch his energy usage and he left home with 90%, got to his parking spot with 76%, and when he woke up he had what looks like 52%.

And that's before he made his Nespresso. If you're going to enjoy nature, why not try to enjoy nature?

To each his or her own. Think the whole video was a “flex” though. One of the first long forms involving Cybertruck in South Korea. Cultural differences and priorities? It’s great visibility none the less and was well done. Wonder what camping gear or ideas will come from it?

 

[Beetlebug62]

Video description;
We spent 24 hours in a Tesla Cybertruck on a cold winter day deep in the mountains.

About 10cm of snow fell during the afternoon, gently covering the forest.
By evening, the snow turned into rain, tapping softly on the tarp and windows.
We set up a hexa tarp on the side of the Cybertruck and stayed warm inside — watching movies, playing games, and relaxing in peace.

Thanks to the electric climate control, the cabin stayed at a cozy 25°C all night.
While the outside was cold and wet, inside felt like a quiet and warm retreat in nature.

This was real winter car camping — no drama, no survival, just comfort, stillness, and snow turning to rain.

to each

To each his or her own. Think the whole video was a “flex” though. One of the first long forms involving Cybertruck in South Korea. Cultural differences and priorities? It’s great visibility none the less and was well done. Wonder what camping gear or ideas will come from it?

They do that in China, too.

 

[BrockN]

So many gadgets and toys. I'd spend most of my time digging through totes trying to find the widget that snogerizes the thingmabobbie.

And all that to sit in a gravel parking area that looks like it's just below a railway track. A well put together video, but not my idea of camping.

 

[RM Rilke]

Meticulous, artistic, and beautifully crafted. I thought it was nice that the short was shot by an individual who has different priorities and skills than mine. It was actually pretty minimalist. Just very elegant. If I never see another molle panel, that would be just fine with me.

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