“I used this tent in the Pyrenees and the Pennine Way in the UK last year, and it performed brilliantly - even in rain (UK of course!), and light snow in the mountains. For a lightweight tent, it really is very good - so much so, that when it was lost in transit, I replaced it immediately.”
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“Very good product, however i would recommend getting the additional ground sheet. I got a bit of moisture from the bottom of the tent (ground) without it.
The material however, did do a excellent job of keeping the lake bugs out.
It was perfect as a lightweight tent. But definitely worth the extra 200grams to include the ground cover mat.”
How well can the product withstand weather conditions?
Mild Conditions
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“Perfect tent and as someone who is 200cm tall, I had plenty of room, had to add additional support guidelines just for extra support in preparation for wilder weather, but overall very happy with this purchase and will serve me well on my up and coming bike packing trip.”
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“Good option to travel light. Great to see a video on how to put it up as the first time following the instructions didn't come up as well. This tent is best by setting the outside layer first then the inside. The opposite of the other 2 tents I have. Once you know that is easy and pack down nicely.”
How well can the product withstand weather conditions?
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“I've recently used the tent on a bikepacking trip from Auckland to the Timber trail. It's light and small but I needed to carry a walking stick to use as a pole which was easy once I figured it out. Same with the tent, once I figured out how to erect it quickly it's been perfect for my needs.”
How well can the product withstand weather conditions?
Mild Conditions
Harsh Conditions
“Excellent value i have one and purchased a second (slighltly improved design) one for my daughter for a trip down the Clarence rive. A walking pole pitch is best cos the airflow under teh fly removes condensation - I uise a split kayak paddle and it works well. Sometimes i just use the inner (insect proof mesh) under a large tent fly or when sleeping in the back of my ute.”
