Wait... WHAT?! Tentsile UNA Tree Tent Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2021
- Thanks to Tentsile for supplying the Una for this review. Check it out for yourself at bit.ly/UnaTreeTent
The UNA tree tent from Tentsile looks pretty sweet and is way lighter to boot but can it live up to the awesomeness that is the Tentsile Connect? See the Connect review here: • The Most EPIC, Comfort...
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Thanks to Tentsile for supplying the Una for this review. Check it out for yourself at bit.ly/UnaTreeTent
Clear and consice review! Thanx! Go Tentsile. Great products!
love this review great work i want a una
@ 9:55, It’s not for everyone, but getting straight-up tea-bagged by the mesh sack that dangles right above your head looks like a fun way to spend a weekend.
😂
*EDIT: _the tent I have is the Flite+ model oops_ *
6:41 at state parks, they wont even let you use the straps that come with the tent!! Anything attached to trees must be specifically designed to not hurt the tree. I was forced to take my tent down once.
Also, the web lock system is awful. I use 3 ratchet straps after I had a rude awakening one night 😂
I love my una, but it's definitely a gimmick. I bring it with me every time i go camping, but i dont always get to use it in the air. Depending on your location, there may be no trees in the right pattern to hang it.
Typically, i only use it for mid day naps and it's wonderful for it. I designate it as the nap spot and you have to move quick to get in it before a friend or family member climbs in before you get the chance! EVERYONE LOVES IT.
I have slept two people in it before and it was definitely "cozy" to say the least.
I assume i have the old version because I've had it since 2018. I use it 2 or 3 times per year.
When it's cold, i like to use bungies to wrap the rain fly around the bottom to really cocoon it up.
All in all, do i recommend it for everyone? No. But i do recommend it for people who are capable of hiking and want to buy one.
This is hilarious - and also super informative and to-the-point. Epic. Very very high level! Oh, and the Una looks great too. More reviews, please - brilliant!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'd love to see a review of the opeongo aerial A1 tree tent
Very nice review, I'd really like to see how this stacks up compared to an Opeongo Aerial A1 especially stability and comfort wise.
You have a Opeongo Aerial A1 ?
I really want one
Hi, great review! Would it fit people who are 6'4"? I am thinking about this or the Flite and need to know which is more comfy for my height. Thanks 🙂
The Una should fit you nicely. It has a rather long tail so plenty of room for your feet!
Hello great review, where did you get the under mesh storage from? I don't see that is shipped with the tent?
It doesn't appear to be listed on Tentsile's website under "what's in the box" but it does come with the UNA (and it's detachable).
@@Terradrift ah thank you!
The rain fly sometimes doesn't really work fyi
Can it be setup on the ground with stakes?
www.tentsile.com/products/ground-conversion-kit
How tough is the Una? Would it be easily damaged? Really enjoyed the video 👍
The mesh can be damaged if you pack it up with the ratchet right on top of it. Also it’s very important, like with any tent, to not put it away damp or it will mold.
Could it fit two relatively small 130lb people?
260 pounds of the 265 pound capacity......so......
Well is it waterproof or not^^
it is
Really enjoyed the review. I kind of wish you were several inches taller and weighed twice as much so I could get a more approximate frame of reference for how my giant old man bod would fit in the tent, but I understand if you don't share that same sentiment :)
Would like very much to get your take in a review of the Opeongo Aerial A1. Tree tents are such a new trend, and the styles available differ so greatly from one another, so there are interesting plus's and minus's to each design I've seen. To me, one of those considerations is elbow room. I've been using a Tungsten 1P tent, and like it a lot, but oy my back has had enough of ground, and the banana/burrito element of a hammock no better in that regard. Thing is the Tungsten is actually a couple inches wider than the Opeongo, and here the Una is way wider of course.