Rosscodj wrote:That video has made me even more excited for this.
Lamont wrote:..............nine .....................months............serenity now!
Rosscodj wrote:...And the drop has finished. Almost 300 orders, that's pretty impressive!
Lamont wrote:Go on N by NW and S -you know you want to
Ms_Mudd wrote:I don't need another tent, I don't need another tent, I don't need another tent. I shall keep repeating the mantra so I don't pull the trigger on this buy.
north-north-west wrote:Lamont wrote:Go on N by NW and S -you know you want to
Nope. I don't do trekking pole tents. I'm more tempted by the Double Rainbow update.
Gold Coast wrote:north-north-west wrote:Lamont wrote:Go on N by NW and S -you know you want to
Nope. I don't do trekking pole tents. I'm more tempted by the Double Rainbow update.
Hi NNW,
I'm not experienced with trekking poles tents at all, as I'm a cycle tourist, but I,m trying to understand this tent.
Can you explain why you don't like them.
north-north-west wrote:I only ever take one trekking pole with me. That will not change - two is just too cumbersome to handle with the sort of walking I do, and I''m becoming more and more aware of the damage they do. And what happens when you lose or break a pole - which happens far too often to me.
Nope, it's an awesome looking thing - as are many other trekking pole tents - but it's not for me.
Awesome tent but if you don't use trekking poles there are 2 problems:
1. You don't have 2 poles. (you could buy UL poles)
2. You cannot fashion poles from sticks because the sticks will damage the tent.
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