Luke, I can always trust your reviews and integrity. Other channels do not hold vendors accountable such as Dan Beckers channel. I cannot trust many channels reviews due to the free products provided. Again, I appreciate your honesty. You have been an inspiration.
Looks interesting, I agree that it would be nice that they had mesh behind the doors so you could use it in warmer weather. If that was the case, I would probably buy another tent I don’t need.
The mesh on the doors you mentioned will be needed in winter conditions too. Every single 4 season tent I have ever seen has it. I currently own 3+ four-season tents. A North Face VE-24, A Eureka Alpenlite XT, a Eureka Expedition Sentinel, and a 3+season Big Agnes Slater SL1+. Every one of those tents has mesh on the doors that can be closed off or opened.
Great observation! Having mesh behind the doors would definitely be a great feature for warmer weather. It's always important to consider the versatility of a tent. Speaking of versatility, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a reliable power backup option for outdoor adventures, ensuring uninterrupted power supply. It's definitely worth checking out!
I received my updated version of the Stella tent this past Friday. All seams are taped. Something I think was new was that where the zippers meet along the bottom, they now have put an internal water barrier on the inside of the tent to prevent leakage from where the zippers meet. It also seems they made a modification to the vent, but I can't quite figure out what it is yet. It still has four pockets. One difference for sure is that they have replaced the velcro ties on the underside of the rain fly with long ties with Single Barrel Spring Cord Locks to attach to the poles. I am guessing it is to allow for flexibility in positioning those tie offs to the poles. I do wish they would have made the pegs a bit longer than 7". We have constant wind here and I prefer pegs of at least 8". Like Luke always says, "Put a footprint under your tent", these lightweight fabrics can snag very easily on things on the ground (ie. goat head stickers). I made a footprint from an old waterbed mattress for my tent prior to setting it up. If it ever rains here in west Texas, I'm going to try and get it set up quickly to see what happens. I also purchased extra guy lines to have handy for any of my tents. I can say from what I see, I think I'm going to love this tent especially if it proves to be waterproof.
I've just been looking at getting this tent, so went looking for reviews, and found this channel. I like the way you review, no nonsense, no BS, no promotion of the goods, just a straightforward review. I'm now subscribed and will be using the channel to check any gear I may be buying in the future. Nice job 👏 👍
This is the only channel that I can find that is honestly for the ppl when it comes to gear! Luke has our best interests on his mind giving these reviews.. very best 🍻
Luke come on your testing a four-season tent in the summertime. Of course you can test for rain but think about it like in the winter time you're not going to have that much condensation so you don't need that much mesh you want it to be warm and that is what they're giving you! Maybe next time wait until the winter time to test a winter tent.
Thanks for the review. My first backpacking tent was a two man from Eddie Bauer and I purchased it in 1972. It went to Philmont Scout Ranch and had served me well for many many years. Cleaning out my den the other day, I found it. It still works but is a bit too small for me. Will probably give it to the grandkids for a back yard tent. The tents have come a long way over the years and I enjoy watching you review them. Stay safe and God bless you and Susie.
Luke, I imagine the reason it was both wider and lower than stated has to do with how you staked it out. Variations in staking will, of course, change these dimensions slightly. I think this is going to be an excellent tent.
HI LUKE 👋 SO I LIKE THE SETUP & COLOR FOR THOSE COLD SUNNY 🌞 😎 🌞 DAYS . SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT PRICE TOO 👍 HOPEFULLY DOES GOOD WITH WET WEATHER / RAINY DAYS . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
I adventure in all seasons. This tent is the first real 4 season tent contender that I have seen in a long while. I can already tell that those polls are not going to be able to handle the weight of a heavy snowfall. There is just no way. However, at that price point, I will be happy if it is waterproof and the polls don't snap when it gets below zero. Hopefully he also tests how well a space heater works in there. Depending on how well the tests go, I will likely buy one of these for some light winter camping and possibly backpacking when I'm not expecting a heavy snowfall.
A cold/cool weather tent for $180 USD from OneTigris. I wouldn't have any complaints considering the design features and price. Some products aren't designed for year-round use. I mean you drop coin on winter clothes and don't wear them in the summer, no one thinks that's a limitation. They've simply made a budget friendly 4th season tent.
I agree. A bit odd that they would release it in the middle of the year when it is the most hottest. Not sure if they know the flaws of the tent when pushed into colder weather in hopes people buy it now with the half year wait before trying it. I do hope it holds up, a good budget winter tent would be very popular.
Pros: Looks cool. Cons: The fly does not go far enough to the floor, pitch inner first is not good for winter, I don't think it would be suitable for winter camping in uk/North Europe.
I’m hoping it does well in the rain test. I’ll be anxiously awaiting that video. I am ready to buy a 4 season tent so this tent could allow me not to spend much $. 🤞🏼
a little late, but i am in the market for a tent and this is one that I am looking at...thanks for the preliminary review....looking for ward to the tests
As you pointed out, this tent does not have mesh panels, so it would therefore be extremely hot and stuffy in the summertime. It's a misnomer to call this a 4-season tent - but I am considering it as a winter-only tent. Just not sure how well it would hold up under heavy snow...
It appears the big hook that you connect the inner tent to the center of spider poles goes on the lower pole at the center. Not at the very top. The cross pole is then placed on the small hook that points upwards.
Looks good Luke been looking forward to this one, will probably buy this for my next winter camping in NZ. Very reasonable price and looks like a good amount of room, one thing I like is that it has two doors so if you want to let some air through during the day in warmer conditions it definitely helps. one thing I found with my current 3 season is that when it is really hot (on occasion) there is little airflow unless you have 2 doors. Huge selling point, look forward to the rain test!
your reviews have helped me avoid bad purchases and decide on the good ones i may make. thank you. i have the one tigris chairs and more.. yes, cool, thank you for being so helpful.
I just got a winter tent like that one, looks like it, I'm looking forward to trying it out in a storm and making a video. Not really a review video but a lets see what the hell happens video.
At first, when you were setting it up, I thought of my Nemo Dagger tent. Then, as it went on, I said "Yeah, that is the same design all the way to the vent on the door as my Nemo Dagger". I don't mind having the design being used for others as it does open up more cheaper tents with that design on the market. It is just weird seeing a design I love and have been using for some time on here without it being mentation. For a winter tent that shares the same design as a tent I adore, this might be a good option for the winter. But the cheap price makes me wonder if it can indeed hold up to winter after several uses.
Well this solves a mystery Last year I bought a couple of budget tents on Amazon for forty bucks and they were legendary. I have camped in the Scottish Highlands with them and they are exemplary 3 season tents. I kept commenting to my camping buddy how odd this tent was though. It was legendary, dirt cheap, but the poles seamed slightly "off centre" like someone took an established design and quickly modified it. It all works perfectly, the parts are high quality, but there was a certain "miss match" in the design..... Whatever Chinese factory pumped out these One Tigris tents obviously decided to keep the machines running when the contract was over. They kept the quality, slightly simplified the design, removed the cross member and shipped it out for $40-80 depending on where you bought it from. Now I realise why the poles dont settle perfectly in alignment with the seams.... they chopped down the design slightly and changed a few things so it was legally "different". I congratulate Chinese piracy .... i got a cheap pro 3-seaons tent. One Tigris cant really complain... I recently discovered that they pirate designs too!
I wish they did a light mesh door with solid liner behind it. Double zipper so you can open and tie back the solid when warm. Right now where i live it was 80 yesterday and 39 at night. So i hope they do this.
Nice looking tent esp. at that price point. I really don't have a need for a 4 season tent, but if I did, I would certainly give this consideration (assuming it passes your water testing).
Looks like a great stealth camping tent. I wanna see how it holds up to water I’m in the market for a new tent this year since I use a hammock and tarp in the spring and summer and tents in Fall and Winter I’m very interested in this tent and how it holds up. Can’t wait for the next tests and thanks Luke for your opinion and knowledgeable input on these outdoor gear reviews.
Looks VERY interesting. I'm in N.M. so even on a so called COLD night it's still warm compared with you. This tent show a lot of promise for wither camping. Hope it performs as well as it looks.
If I didn't have mobility issues this tent would have possibilities for camping during late winter into early spring and just hoping to see that it doesn't have any problems of leaking.
This is 'probably' going to be my next 4th season tent. My only wish would be polyester rather than Nylon which sags a lot more and can cause some touching of the inner. The plus side, it's lighter. Look forward to the waterproof testing. I absolutely love the black colour and I think in the mountains this would blend in well. Thanks Luke!
Video idea for you here. You review tents and thats amazing but very rarely ever tools/smaller gear. I enjoy your videos and listening to you go on about etc etc, but sometimes it can be a little random. Yet ive noticed you have done in the past some videos on an actual pieces of gear. Why not when you go out, after tent setup go over some more tools/smaller gear etc. Maybe a little test even? Match the gear to the environment your camping at so it stays with the video?... Just sitting back watching your vids and the idea popped up.
I would say this is just the first look, not the full review. Normally the full review gets done after the rain test and Luke using it for a good bit. Just try to keep that in mind before you go out and buy a tent on first look since Luke has seen issues with others after saying good things about it.
I love that its Blacktical. It would be more awesomer, since I'm making up words, if it were Kryptek Typhoon. Did you say that there was an available mesh inner for this tent?
I like it. The size and weight are acceptable for solo trips, especially at that price considering that most proper 4 season tents tend to be heavy and/or expensive. Is there a footprint available and can it be setup fly first?
This isn't a 4 season tent, it's a 4th season tent. It's not intended for warm weather, winter only and maybe some cold fall/spring days depending where you live.
@@maximusjoseppi5904 six of one, half a dozen of the other. I'm more interested in it for winter camping than anything else, got other tents for the rest of the year.
@@shawnr6117 no. They are completely different things. A 4 season tent can be used all year long and offers removable wind proofing fabrics and lots of ventilation options for warm weather and ways to seal it all for cold weather. A 4th season tent is this, something that can only be used in cold weather and is unusable in warm weather.
thanks for all the honest reviews. seeing that you have both the Stella and the Cosmitto, would the inner (mesh) fit under the Stella rainfly? i think the black heat absorbing fly would complement the mesh inner very nicely in the fall. cold enough to want the black but warm enough to wish you had some mesh. any feedback is greatly appreciated! looking to buy one of these tents in the next few weeks.
Some footage of you picking time during the day to film whilst camping... Night backdrop film, through the weather, base layer for cold...what pAcks you utilize
I have an old Eureka dome tent that has mesh doors with a solid inner. It’s got some mesh at the top for ventilation under the full sized fly. Overall it performs well 4 seasons, with condensation only being an issue with the doors zipped up with 2 people inside. I’ll be interested in seeing how this tent performs in that regard by comparison.
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Luke, I can always trust your reviews and integrity. Other channels do not hold vendors accountable such as Dan Beckers channel. I cannot trust many channels reviews due to the free products provided. Again, I appreciate your honesty. You have been an inspiration.
Looks interesting, I agree that it would be nice that they had mesh behind the doors so you could use it in warmer weather. If that was the case, I would probably buy another tent I don’t need.
The mesh on the doors you mentioned will be needed in winter conditions too. Every single 4 season tent I have ever seen has it. I currently own 3+ four-season tents. A North Face VE-24, A Eureka Alpenlite XT, a Eureka Expedition Sentinel, and a 3+season Big Agnes Slater SL1+. Every one of those tents has mesh on the doors that can be closed off or opened.
Great observation! Having mesh behind the doors would definitely be a great feature for warmer weather. It's always important to consider the versatility of a tent. Speaking of versatility, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a reliable power backup option for outdoor adventures, ensuring uninterrupted power supply. It's definitely worth checking out!
Now that's a interesting tent. Can't wait to see the tests on it. Thank you for all you do.
I received my updated version of the Stella tent this past Friday. All seams are taped. Something I think was new was that where the zippers meet along the bottom, they now have put an internal water barrier on the inside of the tent to prevent leakage from where the zippers meet. It also seems they made a modification to the vent, but I can't quite figure out what it is yet. It still has four pockets. One difference for sure is that they have replaced the velcro ties on the underside of the rain fly with long ties with Single Barrel Spring Cord Locks to attach to the poles. I am guessing it is to allow for flexibility in positioning those tie offs to the poles. I do wish they would have made the pegs a bit longer than 7". We have constant wind here and I prefer pegs of at least 8". Like Luke always says, "Put a footprint under your tent", these lightweight fabrics can snag very easily on things on the ground (ie. goat head stickers). I made a footprint from an old waterbed mattress for my tent prior to setting it up. If it ever rains here in west Texas, I'm going to try and get it set up quickly to see what happens. I also purchased extra guy lines to have handy for any of my tents. I can say from what I see, I think I'm going to love this tent especially if it proves to be waterproof.
"One loose thread", he said!! That's why we watch you brother, the details and honesty.
I've just been looking at getting this tent, so went looking for reviews, and found this channel.
I like the way you review, no nonsense, no BS, no promotion of the goods, just a straightforward review. I'm now subscribed and will be using the channel to check any gear I may be buying in the future. Nice job 👏 👍
This is the only channel that I can find that is honestly for the ppl when it comes to gear! Luke has our best interests on his mind giving these reviews.. very best 🍻
Luke come on your testing a four-season tent in the summertime. Of course you can test for rain but think about it like in the winter time you're not going to have that much condensation so you don't need that much mesh you want it to be warm and that is what they're giving you! Maybe next time wait until the winter time to test a winter tent.
great video - I bought this based on this review and used it last weekend and it preformed as advertised
have you thought about doing a video on tents you recommend and tents you dont, like annually, or like recap? that would be helpful, thanks!
If I was in the market for buying a tent, I would only consider this one if it did have those extra mesh doors you mentioned. Thanks 👍🏼
Looks good but that door looks like it sucks and both for not having a mesh + panel and the tie-off points.
I really appreciate your review style; no nonsense and no bullshit
Thanks for the review. My first backpacking tent was a two man from Eddie Bauer and I purchased it in 1972. It went to Philmont Scout Ranch and had served me well for many many years. Cleaning out my den the other day, I found it. It still works but is a bit too small for me. Will probably give it to the grandkids for a back yard tent. The tents have come a long way over the years and I enjoy watching you review them.
Stay safe and God bless you and Susie.
Nice that would work with my motorcycle load out
Looks cool, love black tents. Makes you feel safe at night. Too bad it's not a removable fabric liner
Luke, I imagine the reason it was both wider and lower than stated has to do with how you staked it out. Variations in staking will, of course, change these dimensions slightly. I think this is going to be an excellent tent.
I thought the very same thing.
HI LUKE 👋
SO I LIKE THE SETUP & COLOR FOR THOSE COLD SUNNY 🌞 😎 🌞 DAYS . SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT PRICE TOO 👍 HOPEFULLY DOES GOOD WITH WET WEATHER / RAINY DAYS . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
Thank you.
I agree with you Luke, one full mesh door would be nice for more seasonal use. But its looks good so far. Cheers from B.C. Canada.
Hi Luke, nice tent great review, no holding back thanks for sharing stay blessed
This is one of your best projects reviews. Thanks looking forward to the next one
I adventure in all seasons. This tent is the first real 4 season tent contender that I have seen in a long while. I can already tell that those polls are not going to be able to handle the weight of a heavy snowfall. There is just no way. However, at that price point, I will be happy if it is waterproof and the polls don't snap when it gets below zero. Hopefully he also tests how well a space heater works in there.
Depending on how well the tests go, I will likely buy one of these for some light winter camping and possibly backpacking when I'm not expecting a heavy snowfall.
Thank you Luke... I love the tent... I'm purchasing a tent for my Grandson Mason this is Tom...Looks great...😊
A cold/cool weather tent for $180 USD from OneTigris. I wouldn't have any complaints considering the design features and price. Some products aren't designed for year-round use. I mean you drop coin on winter clothes and don't wear them in the summer, no one thinks that's a limitation. They've simply made a budget friendly 4th season tent.
I agree. A bit odd that they would release it in the middle of the year when it is the most hottest. Not sure if they know the flaws of the tent when pushed into colder weather in hopes people buy it now with the half year wait before trying it. I do hope it holds up, a good budget winter tent would be very popular.
Thanks for this tent review. I’ve made the purchase after your review.
Thank you, for your review.
Some of my gear I use my cricut machine and iron on labels. Makes it a bit easier to identify. But you’re right, the company should label them.
Incredible! The lightweight I'm taking this on the Appalachian Trail this winter
Definitely interested in this tent but like you said I wish atleast one door had a mesh inner door behind the fabric one.
Pros: Looks cool. Cons: The fly does not go far enough to the floor, pitch inner first is not good for winter, I don't think it would be suitable for winter camping in uk/North Europe.
I’m hoping it does well in the rain test. I’ll be anxiously awaiting that video. I am ready to buy a 4 season tent so this tent could allow me not to spend much $. 🤞🏼
All Nylon is a good choice. Stronger. More Durable. - T
A third of a foot, ah near enough 😳
Wasn't near enough when measuring that Gazelle tent 🤔
Look forward to the testing.Looks massive.
You are lucky to have Susie She is a real treasure
I like the One tiger tent so far
a little late, but i am in the market for a tent and this is one that I am looking at...thanks for the preliminary review....looking for ward to the tests
As you pointed out, this tent does not have mesh panels, so it would therefore be extremely hot and stuffy in the summertime. It's a misnomer to call this a 4-season tent - but I am considering it as a winter-only tent. Just not sure how well it would hold up under heavy snow...
It appears the big hook that you connect the inner tent to the center of spider poles goes on the lower pole at the center. Not at the very top. The cross pole is then placed on the small hook that points upwards.
I want one of those..I'm on social security so can't afford much..but I love to camp
I like it so far! If mesh is needed, buy some and velcro and make a some pannels!
Looks good Luke been looking forward to this one, will probably buy this for my next winter camping in NZ. Very reasonable price and looks like a good amount of room, one thing I like is that it has two doors so if you want to let some air through during the day in warmer conditions it definitely helps. one thing I found with my current 3 season is that when it is really hot (on occasion) there is little airflow unless you have 2 doors. Huge selling point, look forward to the rain test!
your reviews have helped me avoid bad purchases and decide on the good ones i may make. thank you. i have the one tigris chairs and more.. yes, cool, thank you for being so helpful.
Great Job as usual man, i was waiting for this video! YEAH! Many thanks! ( i really like when you say measures in metric too....)
it looks ok, the black is cool the sides look pretty steep I would like to see it in rough UK weather, not sure its a proper 4 season though.
Nice looking 4 season tent. But time for a 3 season tent. Good find Luke
I just got a winter tent like that one, looks like it, I'm looking forward to trying it out in a storm and making a video. Not really a review video but a lets see what the hell happens video.
If they would add 1 or 2 mesh doors, I will buy it in a heartbeat
At first, when you were setting it up, I thought of my Nemo Dagger tent. Then, as it went on, I said "Yeah, that is the same design all the way to the vent on the door as my Nemo Dagger". I don't mind having the design being used for others as it does open up more cheaper tents with that design on the market. It is just weird seeing a design I love and have been using for some time on here without it being mentation.
For a winter tent that shares the same design as a tent I adore, this might be a good option for the winter. But the cheap price makes me wonder if it can indeed hold up to winter after several uses.
lol Thank you for saying "fourth season" instead of "four season". 😊
Well this solves a mystery
Last year I bought a couple of budget tents on Amazon for forty bucks and they were legendary.
I have camped in the Scottish Highlands with them and they are exemplary 3 season tents.
I kept commenting to my camping buddy how odd this tent was though. It was legendary, dirt cheap, but the poles seamed slightly "off centre" like someone took an established design and quickly modified it. It all works perfectly, the parts are high quality, but there was a certain "miss match" in the design.....
Whatever Chinese factory pumped out these One Tigris tents obviously decided to keep the machines running when the contract was over.
They kept the quality, slightly simplified the design, removed the cross member and shipped it out for $40-80 depending on where you bought it from.
Now I realise why the poles dont settle perfectly in alignment with the seams.... they chopped down the design slightly and changed a few things so it was legally "different".
I congratulate Chinese piracy .... i got a cheap pro 3-seaons tent.
One Tigris cant really complain... I recently discovered that they pirate designs too!
Great looking tent but test night will be the deciding factor for me. Thank you for sharing this information with us.
I like it Luke. Want to see your test results though buddy.
looks good...I'd be very interested to see how this shelter performs on the waterproof test as I could well be in the market for one of these.
Luke thank you for all your information I’m thinking about getting a tent this year
I wish they did a light mesh door with solid liner behind it. Double zipper so you can open and tie back the solid when warm. Right now where i live it was 80 yesterday and 39 at night. So i hope they do this.
This tent looks cool I like the black color👍
I like the look of it, but I'll wait for Luke to do his thing first!
Looks like a decent inexpensive alternative to the Marmot Fortress
Nice looking tent esp. at that price point. I really don't have a need for a 4 season tent, but if I did, I would certainly give this consideration (assuming it passes your water testing).
I'm gonna trust you one more time Luke, I think I'll pick this up
Looking forward to the COMETA tent testing. Once I see a decent review I'll be buying
Looks like a great stealth camping tent. I wanna see how it holds up to water I’m in the market for a new tent this year since I use a hammock and tarp in the spring and summer and tents in Fall and Winter I’m very interested in this tent and how it holds up. Can’t wait for the next tests and thanks Luke for your opinion and knowledgeable input on these outdoor gear reviews.
This is a decent looking tent. Looking forward to test night. 👍
Looks VERY interesting. I'm in N.M. so even on a so called COLD night it's still warm compared with you. This tent show a lot of promise for wither camping. Hope it performs as well as it looks.
Thank you very much❤
Curious how hot this tent will get in the summer because of the black fabric
I would get a small letter stencil set and spray the word Stella in white on the bag.
Steller review of the "Stella"... thanks Luke!
Just ordered one of these.
Okay I’m interested in this tent.
Good info look forward to the testing.
Definitely interested in this tent for solo winter camping or taking one of my kids out for winter camping.
If I didn't have mobility issues this tent would have possibilities for camping during late winter into early spring and just hoping to see that it doesn't have any problems of leaking.
This is 'probably' going to be my next 4th season tent. My only wish would be polyester rather than Nylon which sags a lot more and can cause some touching of the inner. The plus side, it's lighter. Look forward to the waterproof testing. I absolutely love the black colour and I think in the mountains this would blend in well. Thanks Luke!
Would you recommend this tent for all 4 seasons or just for winter? I have a 3 season tent already and want to upgrade
Cant wait to see the waterproof testing I’m excited to see if it pass I’m buying one
Looks good.
Here in the UK... Doesnt leak is important
Very nice
Because of you Luke I have become a big fan of the One Tigris products. I am digging the black series of One Tigris, it’s kinda sexy.
No mesh secondary door ?
That's a hard pass.
Video idea for you here. You review tents and thats amazing but very rarely ever tools/smaller gear. I enjoy your videos and listening to you go on about etc etc, but sometimes it can be a little random. Yet ive noticed you have done in the past some videos on an actual pieces of gear. Why not when you go out, after tent setup go over some more tools/smaller gear etc. Maybe a little test even? Match the gear to the environment your camping at so it stays with the video?... Just sitting back watching your vids and the idea popped up.
Im interested in your views on the rest of the black series too!
Just from your review, I would buy one. Great Review Luke.
Keep giving such great information. You are keeping these companies on their toes. Reviews are not always true. But yours are. Thx again.
I would say this is just the first look, not the full review. Normally the full review gets done after the rain test and Luke using it for a good bit. Just try to keep that in mind before you go out and buy a tent on first look since Luke has seen issues with others after saying good things about it.
I love that its Blacktical. It would be more awesomer, since I'm making up words, if it were Kryptek Typhoon. Did you say that there was an available mesh inner for this tent?
I like it. The size and weight are acceptable for solo trips, especially at that price considering that most proper 4 season tents tend to be heavy and/or expensive. Is there a footprint available and can it be setup fly first?
This isn't a 4 season tent, it's a 4th season tent. It's not intended for warm weather, winter only and maybe some cold fall/spring days depending where you live.
@@maximusjoseppi5904 six of one, half a dozen of the other. I'm more interested in it for winter camping than anything else, got other tents for the rest of the year.
@@shawnr6117 no. They are completely different things. A 4 season tent can be used all year long and offers removable wind proofing fabrics and lots of ventilation options for warm weather and ways to seal it all for cold weather.
A 4th season tent is this, something that can only be used in cold weather and is unusable in warm weather.
thanks for all the honest reviews. seeing that you have both the Stella and the Cosmitto, would the inner (mesh) fit under the Stella rainfly? i think the black heat absorbing fly would complement the mesh inner very nicely in the fall. cold enough to want the black but warm enough to wish you had some mesh. any feedback is greatly appreciated! looking to buy one of these tents in the next few weeks.
Good looking winter tent, great price!
please make him happy! put that name on the bag! 😭🤣🤣
Is this good for summer camping as well as winter?
Nice review ! Do you think it could still be used in warmer weather ? Maybe without the Rainfly ?
STELLA!!!!!!!!!
Some footage of you picking time during the day to film whilst camping... Night backdrop film, through the weather, base layer for cold...what pAcks you utilize
Two poles, 20 denier sidewalls? Maybe 4 seasons in Florida.
I like the rent let's hope it passes what I'm looking for
I have an old Eureka dome tent that has mesh doors with a solid inner. It’s got some mesh at the top for ventilation under the full sized fly. Overall it performs well 4 seasons, with condensation only being an issue with the doors zipped up with 2 people inside. I’ll be interested in seeing how this tent performs in that regard by comparison.
Needs to have mesh behind the doors. That's a dealbreaker for me.
I wonder if this would be a good starter tent ,... maybe I can get some feed back on a starter tent. I wanna introduce My grandkids to camping
Bing a black tent its most likely hot during sunny days - its an interesting tent - come on rain storm
Nice looking tent. But first thing I think of, with that name, is Elaine from Seinfeld...one of the funniest episodes in history!!