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I hope you got a refund. This tent is so hyped because it weighs little and does have some good ideas, as you pointed out. I almost bought it. Then I saw that it was only waterproofed for 1200 mm, which made me suspicious. Your review confirmed my qualms about the tent. Thanks for the honest review.

I hope you are okay! Haven't seen you in a long time.

What a wonderful video, thank you! I am for the first time hiking ever, going to hike the Tour du Mont Blanc. I hear that hike is very crowded, so this hike would be so enjoyable just being able to listen to "nature". I love England and Scotland, so this would be a trip I would love to take, though a 63 yr old mom, I am not keen on doing it alone. Thanks for sharing, I will be watching the other videos. Safe travels....!!!

why have you have stopped making videos ; are you ok ?

Great feedback

Thank you! I live and hike in Washington. Don't need to get wet in my tent

Haha potato cakes and jam? Never. I will have to try that 😮

Missed your posh swearing! Great video.

Appreciate your opinion but I have to say after nearly 1000miles in my osmo your not treating yours correctly mine has been spectacular even coming from a Chinese version (Amazon) of the tent I do appreciate your positives on the tent. However there a reason it’s one of the most popular tents on any trails I’ve read or heard about granted nothing is perfect but I’ve had mine in up to 50mph (43knots) winds with zero issues in a tornado prone bad weather area. Again very much appreciate your opinions but my experience has been exactly the opposite I’m sorry you’ve had issues with your kit.

Beca:"...appreciate the little things when you've been on trail for a little while though, so like a good warm nights sleep, a wind free shelter, gas to cook your food on, enough food to stop you feeling hungry.....water that doesn't taste like SHITE!" love it.

Enthusiasm in abundance and the giggly bubbles of excitement just trigger my own quirky giggle fits as I feel the desire to get out and go on an adventure. Just back from the WHW and Ben Nevis and I am somewhat confused, I feel I can't recall the journey, can't reflect on where I have been as it's been a matter of cleaning and tidying and back to work as normal, so I am finding myself watching other's adventures to try and trigger my memories. It is working somewhat. Thanks :)

Just seen a chap who was camping there, the algorithm I guess, nice little video, thanks

Hello Beca, are you ok?

Glad I’ve come across your videos, your enthusiasm is contagious and it makes me more excited/less nervous to take on some of these trails myself in a couple of months!

I bought this last year in time for a summer wild camp where I was going ultralightweight. I invested a lot of money into lightweight pack, bag, etc, including this amazingly light tent. It is technically brilliant and completely waterproof (including the floor). BUT I spent most nights awake staring up at the poles as the wind hammered against it. The first evening it collapsed in on itself. No damage ,thankfully. It never did it again but I was careful to always pitch it into the prevailing wind and pray it didn't change. It was the Lake District, which is rough even in summer. This year it's the Rhinogs and I'm seriously considering taking my 4-season Terra Nova Southern Cross 2. It's a lot heavier, but I value a good night's sleep when hillwalking!

I have/had (now the seams are no longer properly sealed due to the glue coming off over time) a Wechsel Pathfinder 1P. It is almost 3 times the weight but I did 8 months and almost 18000km on a bicycle across Europe, and did not regret having it. I started off on the 1st of March 2019 from South West Germany and went westwards across France. Two weeks (give or take) of almost constant rain and wind (I had to push my bicycle DOWNHILL!) and never got wet inside. The next big rain hit I had to endure was in Galicia, where you will get so drenched on top of the bicycle that you can just squeeze your fist in the glove and it will leak like a hose. The tent survived. Went across Southern Europe (Spain, France, Central Italy) with all that sun. During the crossing between Czech Republic and Poland my thermometer was showing around 40+ deg Celcius in the sun. On my way across Central Sweden and then South Norway - rain. A friend of mine swears by the Nemo Hornet 2P (not Elite!). However, I am not sure how much it endures for long periods of exposure to bad weather. He has only had short trips with it. The truly decent tent starts to shine when you have to live in it for days, weeks and even months in a row enduring the elements. Thanks for the review. I love hearing from people, who actually have actively tested the product and are not just paid to promote it (probably 99.9% of all TH-cam and otherwise reviews on the Internet). Much appreciated!

Hiya, love the videos, so entertaining. I’ve also had problems with water ingress through my groundsheet (different make) one thing II changed was to make sure the foot print is smaller than than the groundsheet of the tent, folding the edges under so that when it rains it ran down the tent and onto the ground and it didn’t get in between the foot print and the ground sheet. Hope this helps!

Hi, just found your videos. Love em, you're such a wacky bird love ya. You bring humour to your journey and a lot of entertainment. Thanks.

Thanks for this video Muddy Bootlaces, really uplifting and made me want to get out doors this spring

I'm a new subscriber to your channel, it came up as a suggestion on my feed, I'm glad it did. As a Devonian that spent so much time on the moors, I love these videos. As a latecomer to your channel I now have the luxury and privilege of watching all of your back catalogue of videos. Thanks for all your uploads.

Wow I'm impressed cooking a dal outdoors , one of my staple meals 👍👍

love the vids cant wait for next upload

Can’t stand the influx of attractive women doing this Van/camping blogging....they are 99.9% false in content and couldn’t cut real outdoor life....this lass is one of the legit ones....she’s poles apart from most of the others.

Nice to see the familiar sites of the old homeland

I love your leggings 💜 Where did you get them from?

Great video, thanks for making it. I really think Nemo went too far with the Elite versions of these tents. The regular versions are only a few ounces more and use more robust materials as I understand it. There is really a use case for a tent like this but it's not for 99.9% of people and I think it is unfortunate how it has been marketed, especially where you live. In the western U.S. where I am, we can go weeks or even months without rain. While we do get strong winds it is less frequent and often more predictable so it would be appropriate in some cases here, like bug protection and insurance from an unexpected storm, but I'd use some type of ground sheet 100% of the time to avoid punctures. I guess that's where Dyneema tents shine. Quite robust, waterproof, light, and of course even more expensive. Unfortunately not enough free standing, wind worthy designs as of now. I'm looking forward to checking out more of your content.

first time watching you as someone mentioned you on Paul Messner. You need to convince Paul to go vegan to better his health. Anyway im subscribing as im interested in what you are going to knock up when you are camping as a vegan. I didn't know about the bicarb of soda and vinegar, cheers for that .

I like Ginger Nuts too

Thank you, this was very educating! 🙂👍🏻

New sub here Great upload and i look forward to watching more of your content

Hi Guys, great camp. As Craig was on this one too, you have mentioned in another video regarding the community camps in Kent. Could you let me know the details of these please?

Love you videos ❤️ Plz keep it up 💐

Awesome 😊

I tuned out right after you assigned a gender to a tent. Bye.

Why is the tent being refered to as she?

Great view and great track 🎶. 🙏🌞🌻🐝🦋💫

So is it Vaseline first then talc?

For wet weather a tent which you have to pitch inner first is useless as it will get soaked if pitching in the rain I have a vango and can’t fault it, pitch the outer first , climb in and attach the inner and reverse to pack up

Great video 👍 just subscribed 😊 x

I live in NW Washington state where it rains A LOT. We get snow, rain, wind, pretty much every type of weather you can think of and I have had zero problems with mine. Also just finished the PCT with this tent and had no issues. I’m also 6’-4” and fit great in mine. So not sure what you are complaining about. Nemo has been a great company to buy from and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

I'm taking the gf and the kids wild camping down Dartmoor this year

Just FYI for anyone following this for tips St Abbs head nature reserve (just before st abbs) is also a no camp zone. We've camped the beaches south of St abbs a few times, and it is a great spot,from when our boy was about 4.

Well done..I've just started it ..😊

I did this around the same time as you. I heard rumour from other hikers. That you were a few days a head of me. I never caught up with you 😂 I ended walking over +1200miles zig zagging down the country in exactly 90 days. What an experience. Xx

You're very lucky to have got through the night at Yellowcraigs without being hassled by the council nature rangers. They get pretty serious if you camp in the dunes there. They haven't a legal leg to stand on but lots of the less respectful camping folk have been out there burning holes in the delicate dunes.

Urgh roadwalking is just yuck. I didn't realise how much I hate it until you do more than 7-8 miles regularly.

Aren't you supposed to put a ground sheet underneath the tent. Maybe that would reduce the water. Also i don't think you should leave the fly door open at night. If you want to reduce condensation, open the mesh door a bit.

I'm sure the tent is an it and not a she.

Indepth review of the 1P version - am looking to get the 2P for bikepacking. So yeah, good and some worryingly not so good results. Think the latter may be due to moisture condensate from temperature differences between the cooler, outside air and ground, and the warmer environment inside - aided further by expelled, moist breathing. Is the tent properly ventilated? I know my MSR Hubba Hubba is, and holds up well in rain and moisture-laden wind - campsites near large inland water bodies like ponds and lakes, in the latter's case. Will have a look at the 2P, which may be a lot more effective in dissipating moisture as a result of a larger internal space 🤔 In the meantime, have a dekko at this guy's review of the 1P's water-resisting ability: th-cam.com/video/dSo1GWZ4VU4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Vrfv6Hs9LNSURAzi Again, well presented review of the Nemo 👌🏼 Stay safe, happy and dry on the road less travelled 🤗