Thank you so much! It’s by far exceeded my expectations as a shelter. I can add that Six Moon Designs backs up their products. I had some zipper pull issues on the Highline. I sent it to them in the fall after my trip, and they put new zipper pulls on it and shipped it back for under $20. I’ve been a little under the weather the last week, but I’m on the mend and should be back out there soon. Your channel has kept me entertained while I’ve been convalescing. Thanks again and have a great weekend! 🙏
Thank you! I got this for the Highline as I wanted a quick shelter incase weather came in. But after doing a full season in it I couldn’t imagine sleeping in anything else out there!
Thank you! Good luck on your PCT hike! I’m taking mine on the Uinta Highline Trail this summer! It’s a great shelter! You’ll love it! Look forward to hearing how it goes!
Thank you so much! I’ve backpacked with a single trekking pole for decades, so it made sense that I tried this one out. It’s really roomy, easy set up, and is just over a pound. I bought it for this year’s Highline shenanigans. Last year was just a test run for it. I’m confident in it now to take it on the Highline! Hope you are well, I’ve been watching your videos the last couple of days!
Thanks so much for watching! It’s been an amazing solo shelter! I used this on my Uinta Highline Trail adventure last summer and I couldn’t imagine packing anything else! m.th-cam.com/play/PLsu1l97U14cDHbKFpKPfe1MJUviG-DMWi.html
Thank you so much! It truly is a great tent. The Uintas will test any piece of gear. I’m planning on walking the Uinta Highline Trail with it this summer. Thanks for your comment! Have a great Day!
As with all single wall tents condensation is something that happens. It was never so bad that it has ruined a trip. If you have a clear night open both doors and that helps a lot! I have a small micro fiber towel I use if it ever get a that bad and have only used that 2 or 3 times in three seasons. I imagine really humid areas it probably would condensate. But for alpine use here in the Rockies it’s been much less than I expected from my previous experience with single wall tents. It does have a peak vent that really does move the air out as well. I think the most important thing to know about the lunar solo the better your pitch, the better the ventilation is. Thank you for your question! If you have anything else you’d like to know, please let me know! Thanks for watching! 🥾
Thanks for the question! I can shorten the tie lines and put it closer to the ground, but I like to see outside while I’m in there hence why it looks high. Thanks for watching! Have a great weekend!
Hello! Thanks for your question. Yes you are correct, it is 49” or 125 cm for your pole height. It’s on its third full season, two thru hikes, and it’s still solid. Best single wall tent I’ve ever owned. Thanks for checking out my channel!
@@ChristianPaulPhotographythank you!! Just ordered mine. Really looking forward to using it this summer! Is it possible to shorten the trekking pole I will be using and stake the tent out further in bad weather?
@@isaacwall5324 You don't need to do that. It has a rather large vestibule. Pitch it a few times in the yard is my best advice for using this tent. Think of lining up the geometry of the tent when you stake it out. Tell them you saw it on my channel! Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks Dustin! I've had a number of "What do you use" emails so I thought I'd share some of the gear I use. Yes, tentatively the Highline is on the schedule! Steve Packs-a-lot has thrown out a invitation to go . I am pretty much ready minus food. My buddy Jim is supposed to go too. Chepeta to Hwy 150 was the plan. I'm not getting any younger so I probably should get after it before I hit my expiration date! Haha! Hope you are well my friend!
My biggest concern is being able to drive stakes in compacted ground, or the stakes holding in loose ground. So I bought some sand/snow stakes for loose and will use an object to hammer the stakes in compact. My biggest reason for buying it was lightness and wind resistance. I'm using it for bicycle touring.
Those are legit concerns. I bought some titanium stakes for mine to go as light as possible. The Uintas are very rocky and have hard soils to stake into. I was fortunate this past summer to not have any problems in that department. Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day!
I was going back to watch some of your older videos. I like this tent. Great job with the review. Hope all is well. Crow✌️
Thank you so much! It’s by far exceeded my expectations as a shelter. I can add that Six Moon Designs backs up their products. I had some zipper pull issues on the Highline. I sent it to them in the fall after my trip, and they put new zipper pulls on it and shipped it back for under $20. I’ve been a little under the weather the last week, but I’m on the mend and should be back out there soon. Your channel has kept me entertained while I’ve been convalescing. Thanks again and have a great weekend! 🙏
Cool tent, Christian. Looks like it served you well. Have a great day.
Thank you! I got this for the Highline as I wanted a quick shelter incase weather came in. But after doing a full season in it I couldn’t imagine sleeping in anything else out there!
Thanks! Taking mine out on the PCT starting next week. Great to watch all the positive vids about this tent 🖖
Thank you! Good luck on your PCT hike! I’m taking mine on the Uinta Highline Trail this summer! It’s a great shelter! You’ll love it! Look forward to hearing how it goes!
@@ChristianPaulPhotography good times 🖖
Thank you for the succint review!
Thank you very much! Appreciate the comment!
I love that tent! Someday I’m going to get it. Well done. Crow✌️
Thank you so much! I’ve backpacked with a single trekking pole for decades, so it made sense that I tried this one out. It’s really roomy, easy set up, and is just over a pound. I bought it for this year’s Highline shenanigans. Last year was just a test run for it. I’m confident in it now to take it on the Highline! Hope you are well, I’ve been watching your videos the last couple of days!
just bought this tent the other day, thanks for the video!
Thanks so much for watching! It’s been an amazing solo shelter! I used this on my Uinta Highline Trail adventure last summer and I couldn’t imagine packing anything else! m.th-cam.com/play/PLsu1l97U14cDHbKFpKPfe1MJUviG-DMWi.html
@@ChristianPaulPhotography Glad to hear!
Great review and classy vid.
Thank you so much! 🙏
Nice review for a great tent!
Thank you so much! It truly is a great tent. The Uintas will test any piece of gear. I’m planning on walking the Uinta Highline Trail with it this summer. Thanks for your comment! Have a great Day!
I got this exact tent for Christmas and absolutely love it!
So awesome! I love mine! I can’t wait to see where I go this year with it! Thanks for stopping by! Have a great weekend!
thinking about buying this tent, but still a bit concerned about condensation inside. What is your experience with that?
As with all single wall tents condensation is something that happens. It was never so bad that it has ruined a trip. If you have a clear night open both doors and that helps a lot! I have a small micro fiber towel I use if it ever get a that bad and have only used that 2 or 3 times in three seasons. I imagine really humid areas it probably would condensate. But for alpine use here in the Rockies it’s been much less than I expected from my previous experience with single wall tents. It does have a peak vent that really does move the air out as well. I think the most important thing to know about the lunar solo the better your pitch, the better the ventilation is. Thank you for your question! If you have anything else you’d like to know, please let me know! Thanks for watching! 🥾
@@ChristianPaulPhotography thanks for the quick and very helpful answer! Have a great weekend
Carrying mine for my AT through hike this year!
Awesome! I would love to do the AT! Lucky you! I will be walking the Uinta Highline Trail this summer with mine! Happy Trails! Good journey to you!
@@ChristianPaulPhotography Thanks!
Hey, do you Vlog your through hike?
Can’t speak for Kaden but I will be putting my trip this summer up on my channel.
@@ChristianPaulPhotography I‘m dreaming for such a long time to be on the AT, maybe some day… Greetings and much love from germany!
Why is the fly so high?
Thanks for the question! I can shorten the tie lines and put it closer to the ground, but I like to see outside while I’m in there hence why it looks high. Thanks for watching! Have a great weekend!
Thx how tall are you
I’m 5’ 9”. Thanks for the question. This tent has a lot of head room when you are in it.
@@ChristianPaulPhotography thx. I’m 6’2
How tall of a trekking pole do you use? 125cm?
Hello! Thanks for your question. Yes you are correct, it is 49” or 125 cm for your pole height. It’s on its third full season, two thru hikes, and it’s still solid. Best single wall tent I’ve ever owned. Thanks for checking out my channel!
@@ChristianPaulPhotographythank you!! Just ordered mine. Really looking forward to using it this summer! Is it possible to shorten the trekking pole I will be using and stake the tent out further in bad weather?
@@isaacwall5324 You don't need to do that. It has a rather large vestibule. Pitch it a few times in the yard is my best advice for using this tent. Think of lining up the geometry of the tent when you stake it out. Tell them you saw it on my channel! Let me know if you have any questions.
@@ChristianPaulPhotographythank you!
Nice.
Thank you! I’ve had a lot of people ask what gear I use or how do I do certain things so I thought this might be the best place for that.
Great review Christian. I'm ready for backpacking season. Are you still doing the Highline this year?
Thanks Dustin! I've had a number of "What do you use" emails so I thought I'd share some of the gear I use.
Yes, tentatively the Highline is on the schedule! Steve Packs-a-lot has thrown out a invitation to go . I am pretty much ready minus food. My buddy Jim is supposed to go too. Chepeta to Hwy 150 was the plan. I'm not getting any younger so I probably should get after it before I hit my expiration date! Haha! Hope you are well my friend!
My biggest concern is being able to drive stakes in compacted ground, or the stakes holding in loose ground.
So I bought some sand/snow stakes for loose and will use an object to hammer the stakes in compact.
My biggest reason for buying it was lightness and wind resistance.
I'm using it for bicycle touring.
Those are legit concerns. I bought some titanium stakes for mine to go as light as possible. The Uintas are very rocky and have hard soils to stake into. I was fortunate this past summer to not have any problems in that department. Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day!
I've also tied mine off with rocks before in areas where we could not use stakes.