Choosing the right system for -35°C (-31°F) prairie nights and 50°C (120°F) desert days Building a true four-season camper van is less about insulation alone and more about how you create, distribute, and manage
Why condensation happens, what heating really does, and how to stay dry in cold-weather camper vans Moisture and condensation are among the most common—and most misunderstood—problems in camper vans, especially in cold climates. It’s easy
A No-Nonsense Van Envelope That Works at –35 °C and +49 °C (–31 °F to 120 °F) Most van insulation advice is built around mild climates. A “cold night” is 20°F. Condensation is a
How Aqua-Hot, Rixen, and Timberline compare for real winter + real summer comfortWhen you’re building a serious four-season camper van — one that will spend Canadian-prairie winters at –35 °C and Southwestern summers over 120
There’s been a long-standing dream in the background of my life for years now. A van. Not just a van—but a camper van that could take me anywhere. A space I could stand up
The CB550 build isn’t just about shiny parts and fresh paint—it’s about time in the garage, chasing down the gremlins hiding in the machine, celebrating small wins, and occasionally talking to robots for advice. Yes,
This video is from the first outing back to the Lion Skatepark in Saskatoon post tendon injury, and while some Fat men probably can ollie a skateboard, this one is not yet able to partially due to the fear of injury but I'll get there.
Okay so if you haven't noticed I had the GoPro going pretty much everywhere I went over the long weekend in May 2021 in Prince Albert National Park... and it's spawned a couple videos already
Camping around Waskesui the park is always wonderful, this past May long weekend (2021) was no exception, or maybe it was an exception as the wildlife was abundant and the trails were quiet as the
So last year (2020) Liam and I started skating, both longboarding and at the skatepark, we were having a blast, not necessarily great at it but having fun till one morning coming off my deck
