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Love to have this model. Its perfect for one dude and one pup. Doesnt let too much light in and no one can really see you inside with a light on at nite. Cotton blend holds onto heat longer than just polyester.
did you check that tree where you found the hen of the woods last year? im assuming that is the same campground. nice tent! the snow skirt is a cool feature.
A canvas hot tent with no center pole that doesn’t sacrifice rigidity. $300 price point seems steep though. I guess that’s the toss up when you get thicker tent wall material.
@@livefreelivewild when you get canvas, you don’t necessarily need the wood stove to keep warm 3/4s of the year. I think it looks pretty versatile for its footprint.
I can't answer that, I have only gone down to 0°F overnight. I think it would be ok with a good stove and plenty of wood. It heats up easier and faster because it's a smaller space to heat, and it is the same canvas as a wall tent, maybe a little thinner. Actually I did get down to -10° F but it was in my hammock hot tent, same size, different shape and it was ok with my -20° F sleeping bag. With a thinner sleeping bag you only get about 45 mins to an hour sleep before adding wood. The sleeping bag is the key to cold camping.
@@livefreelivewild yeah the lack of time to sleep with a fire going is always an issue with small stoves. If i could find a stove where i can extend that with the damper snd slowing combustion im all ears.
It comes already cut, it really isn't too big because of the pitch of the tent. With the pipe in the jack, there's only an inch maybe a little more gap all the way around. I assume it's so you can use different size stove pipe. My other tent is the same way and it's not noticeable during rain or snow. The flap that covers the jack acts as a gutter and sheds the water away from the jack.
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Think I may just have found my next new hot tent, thanks for the review
Hope you enjoy it!
Love to have this model. Its perfect for one dude and one pup. Doesnt let too much light in and no one can really see you inside with a light on at nite. Cotton blend holds onto heat longer than just polyester.
Yeah I like it, smaller is easier to heat but I like having a little more space. My first hot tent was even smaller.
beautiful tent and concept. Great presentation. Thanks!
Not sure if you can still find it though
That's a fancy tent bud!
Yeah not bad for less than $300
Nice.... Can't wait use it
Petey, the man IN FRONT of the camera. lol. Good times.
He is always trying to steal the show.
80 in va today guess it will be a few weeks before we get snow Don
Good to see ya
Thank you...been looking for reviews apart from Chinese vids.. ordered this a week ago so be here in couple weeks...it looked good so took a gamble
I like it and also couldn't find a video either so I figured I'd make one. I think you will enjoy this tent.
did you check that tree where you found the hen of the woods last year? im assuming that is the same campground. nice tent! the snow skirt is a cool feature.
Yeah, I didn't see any
A canvas hot tent with no center pole that doesn’t sacrifice rigidity. $300 price point seems steep though. I guess that’s the toss up when you get thicker tent wall material.
I love it, I have been using year round and I don't have any complaints. I'm not sponsored and I spent my own money on it and still love it.
A lot of big canvas tents are between 800 and 1500 dollars. I thought it was priced well.
@@livefreelivewild when you get canvas, you don’t necessarily need the wood stove to keep warm 3/4s of the year. I think it looks pretty versatile for its footprint.
Just ordered mine on Amazon yesterday. $224. Will get it this saturday.
You will like it!
Im really wondering how these tents fare for hot tenting at -25 and below. I really dont need or want a wall tent
I can't answer that, I have only gone down to 0°F overnight. I think it would be ok with a good stove and plenty of wood. It heats up easier and faster because it's a smaller space to heat, and it is the same canvas as a wall tent, maybe a little thinner. Actually I did get down to -10° F but it was in my hammock hot tent, same size, different shape and it was ok with my -20° F sleeping bag. With a thinner sleeping bag you only get about 45 mins to an hour sleep before adding wood. The sleeping bag is the key to cold camping.
@@livefreelivewild yeah the lack of time to sleep with a fire going is always an issue with small stoves. If i could find a stove where i can extend that with the damper snd slowing combustion im all ears.
@clutch2315 they latest stove I reviewed on my channel is pretty good. It's only $100 and works better than my $500 stove. It's just a little heavier.
I have tryed to find this tent and I think they have already discussed this tent . I thought it might be a pretty cool tent .
I tried looking for it too and you may be right but it is nice so not sure why they would discontinue it
It says you get 18 pegs in the pack ,is that enough for the guylines too or do you need some more
Onetigris tents always seem to leave a couple short
It's been a few years since I used the original pegs but I think that is plenty.
Two dudes one tent 🎉
It's not that kind of party
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Don't encourage him hahahah
He doesn't need much.....funny MF'er he is
Ur dogs awesome
Thank you!
I wish they made it bigger but yeah looks nice
It's pretty decent size for the weight.
It's save from snake? Without inner
No, snakes can get in easier without a floor.
@@livefreelivewild thanks, I don't need to buy an inner
@user-vs7uu1dk3m this one does not have one that you can buy, check out my video of the circle 6. That tent has one you can buy.
I'm sorry, they do offer an inner mesh for it now. They didn't when I got mine.
If you want a heavier tent, go with this one. I like my circle 6 a lot more. It's bigger and not as heavy.
Did you cut the stove jack or it came with a huge hole??
It comes already cut, it really isn't too big because of the pitch of the tent. With the pipe in the jack, there's only an inch maybe a little more gap all the way around. I assume it's so you can use different size stove pipe. My other tent is the same way and it's not noticeable during rain or snow. The flap that covers the jack acts as a gutter and sheds the water away from the jack.
@@livefreelivewild it's an awesome tent btw easy fix anywho thanks for the response brotha!!😁✌️💚✊️🔥
Just checked out your channel! Watched 2 minutes of the crisis talk part 2 and I am subscribing!
@@Canadian_Craftsman thank you for showing up and engaging!
is this a canvas tent?
Yes, it is lightweight canvas not like the big white canvas wall tents.
What name one Tigris tent is this
It's called the conifer canvas on Amazon