Hi Luke, I also nave a Nammatj but the 3 person version. I have a small hack that also helps with the venting on this tent. At the back of the tent are 2 metal steak out rings. If you attach a guy to each of those about a meter long and then steak them out, it lifts the bottom of that part of the fly by about 4-5”. It also allows a tighter extension of of the fly, so even if it is driving rain it won’t hit the inner tent. Works a treat for getting some air flow in from the bottom of the tent. Great videos. Nick
I love Hilleberg products. Even though they are expensive if you want the very best, go no further than Hilleberg. The Nammatj saved my life and that of a friend in the German Alps whe we were caught in an unexpected snow storm. My car couldn't traverse the heavy snow so we parked off the highway as far as possible and set up the tent. We survived the storm. It took us hours to shovel my car clear of snow. A snow plow had to pull my car onto the road. I plan to buy another Hilleberg for next winter to keep in my van.
With the mesh inner, you can still use this tent in cold wintertime conditions & KNOW you have SHELTER from the strongest of COLD, WINDY wintertime storms. Excellent info about Hilleberg focusing their time/materials/employees on making tents, not inners. Big thanks to CJ for providing you with the almost impossible to get Inner mesh fabric. Most any Hilleberg product is something you'll want to bequeath to a relative or friend in your Will, definitely something to pass on after you pass on. You've got to KNOW all Hilleberg Employees will be smiling when watching this video. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada.
I've enjoyed watching your videos. There are so many interesting products these days. I learned backpacking as a Boy Scout in the 60s. Fortunately we had a scoutmaster who was a very experienced outdoorsman. We all learned to make fire without matches, safely camp in the winter, cook outdoors all while respecting the land. All with army surplus equipment. Eventually I acquired my own backpacking gear, but so much that's out there now wasn't even dreamed of back in those days. I'm 68 now and I'm afraid that camping these days has been reduced to where you can get the truck. I plan on watching more of your videos.
The mesh inner weighs about the same as the standard yellow inner. The ultimate summer tent is of course one of the inners pitched outside the tent. Would be nice to see that demonstrated! (I tried it in a dry summer in Wales and got thoroughly soaked by the dew!!)
I live in the desert and it's so hot here that even with ventilation I can't be in the tent in the day time unless it's raining, but we keep our stuff in the tent so we can't take the fly off because the intense sun would fry our stuff sitting in the tent. But the fly makes it so stuffy when it's in the mid 90s out.
Luke, if I were you I'd go buy a Lotto ticket because you're just that lucky to get that mesh inner!! Hilleberg tents are absolute top shelf in every way and worth every cent. Thanks for bringing us this review of such an awesome shelter system. Strength and Honor!
Just came across this review. Very similar to the Hilleberg setup, I have a Fjallraven Abisko Endurance 3 tunnel tent that I purchased a mesh inner tent kit, to be able to extend the tent's range for summer use. Love my Fjallraven tent, and so was very pleased to have an option like this.
I did a bus tour of Ireland (and Northern Ireland) in 2019. Our bus driver/guide was out of Dublin. His bus driving ability and historical knowledge of Ireland was very impressive. Sometimes on those narrow roads you have over there especially in the Dingle peninsula I would think to myself as he went around a tight corner while at the same time giving us Irish history on the speaker he’s surely going to hit something, but he never did. The first thing he did as our group gathered in the bus for the first time was ask us if there were any English people present, there weren’t, he said good, now I can give you the true Irish history. I’m American, but my Irish dad would have appreciated that. Anyway as we were touring around the Irish countryside was very interesting to me as an avid hiker here in Northern California. I wouldn’t mind coming back and hiking some of the trails there. I don’t mind the rain, in fact I love how it keeps everything so green.
Where to try the new inner out you ask… why, to wake up with the ponies, of course! Time for a hike in, set up base camp multi day adventure. Let’s Go!
Sweet! Pretty much says it all. Hilleberg should charge $200 more for the tent and just include the mesh inner, problem solved. A 3-4 season solution all in one package or two, just saying. Expensive it is, as all Hilleberg products are or any top shelf premium gear for that matter but you do get what you pay for in outdoor equipment. Score...lucky you getting the mesh inner, nice. Since this mesh inner is unobtainium there's no need to review it as we can't get it, at least for the time being. When or if it becomes available, then you can do a review which will be more relevant at the time. Thanks for the look Luke👍
Commenting before I have watched the whole video. The Nammatj has some of the best ventilation of their 2P models. The front and rear vents allow significant airflow. This is not a 4th season only tent. But as always site selection is key, both for prevailing wind direction and for shade. A mesh inner isn’t necessary with the right knowledge. Which is good because if you call HB customer service they will tell you the soonest they expect to fulfill mesh orders is spring 2023. They are focusing on catching up with the order backlog for tents this year. All you’ve done is help people profiteering on the secondary market - which is exactly what you did several months ago with your Soulo video.
the Hilleberg reminds me of the Arctic Oven Pipeline tent. One bonus of a 4 season tent in the summer is it can be air conditioned if camping at a Class A site with power. 😉
What an awesome tent, love the looks as well, your blessed that your friend was able to find you the other inner mesh liner so you can use it as a three season.
its worth checking out the fjallraven abisko lite 3 too - which is a similar shape/size, but obviously with their features etc. The standard innder and vents are a little better and cooler - plus you can roll up the front and back if hot for a summer mode (but only when dry weather unfortunately) - but cheers as always for the great content
I have the Kaitum 3, and just discovered there is an inner mesh tent available for my tent! Thanks for the tip! My tent has been rock solid in extreme harsh weather conditions in Scotland for years now! 👍 I wish they installed a bug net on the air inlets at the front or back. The midgets can easily get in the outer tent... 🥴
Nice score, Luke! Thanks for the video about it; Hilleberg aren't for me, but I know that heaps of your other viewers will be tuning in excitedly for this one. Delivered a quality show as you always do, so of course I still watched it. Love to you & Susie!
Thank you for the information! There are people like me who have no idea on these products, and you make it so...much easier to decide and know what you are getting! THANK YOU! How's my girl Susie?🥰
Perfect for "mountaineering", backpacking in western high elevations when extreme winds, and snowstorms can occur at basically ANY time! :D Expensive? Sure. But what's your life worth if you have to hunker down through hours or days of severe storms? :D Not in the price range for typical car camping and rare weekend campers/hikers, but that's not who it's marketed to. Looking forward to your real-life in-use reviews! :D
I've wanted a mesh inner for Nallo 2 for some time for exactly the same reasons. As you say though, they are rather rare. I've got a few alerts set up so hopefully I'll get one next time they come back into stock. Thanks for doing the video. Simon
I'm still looking nine months after I started to want a mesh inner. But in truth, for hot weather comfort - this is the wrong model even with an inner mesh.
Best of best, the mesh completes the package. When motorcycling RTW you need to cover all options as best you can. It's a marginal sport/experience. You need to be ready. This allows a lot more choices of where to stay.
Hi Luke! Great review. Personally I think the price is worth it for the protection that it offers. I would definitely pay that. I really hope that we see you in a big winter storm with this tent in the winter. Can't wait to see just how warm it is. I certainly understand availability issues. That makes it frustrating however. Thank you for reviewing this tent
'One Tent to Rule Them.' Old guys with savings want just that 'one tent' they can take anywhere. I have been through many summer 'high wind' events and I have been through clinging snow events. The barrel shape and support system of the Hilleberg 'wins the race.' This screen insert system is all that was missing to complete the package. In 'shoulder seasons', I would take the whole kit.
Hilleberg are in the very short conversation of who makes the very best tents. I would like to see a comparison between them and the slingfin tents. That would be interesting. Being able to use this tent year round is definitely a a great thing. A value product that isn’t cheap but answers all the questions.
Sounds nice. Pricey-yes. Like Luke said, how will it actually work. Not so concerned about leaking, but what about condensation? Is there adequate airflow?
i don’t have the mesh inner on my Nammatj 2GT. I’ve camped in it during TX summer & can honestly say that the airflow wasn’t the best. it did get warm, but Never had condensation even +100°. You could put rocks or gear under the main structure walls to lift & give better airflow.
I think these reviews are great, specifically the ones on equipment most of us can get our hands on. Unfortunately, it seems like there are more and more reviews on items most of us can't get on hands on - so not sure why these reviews are posted. Happy for the Outdoor Gear Review team that folks watch these, I don't, once I hear Luke say that the equipment is very hard to get hand on, I turn off the video, don't have enough time to watch a review on something I will never get to own. That said, please continue to review those items normal folks can get their hands on, these are always well recieved, at least by me.
Hey Luke, love all videos. So what company makes a great sturdy, light, good on rain and wind resistance. Places I go to are hot during the day and super cold at night. Some days with high windy days.
Hi Luke, I've mentioned this product before but with the amount of comments that you get it probably gets lost. A hybrid tent/hammack called Crua Hybrid. It might be interesting for you to have a look and review. CRUA Outdoors is the company. Stength and honour.
Hi Luke, I know I've asked this b4, but what is the closing music on this. The last time I asked this question, I forgot to save the video it was taken from. Not this time. I have asked you @ "This Changes Everything " on The OutdoorGearReview. It's when you reviewed the 4 Season Hilleburg tent o,n 5/20/22
Hay Luke Why didn't you and Susie take that tent and go up on White Top Mountain Va were it's always windy and test it where. 🙂😀😁😆😀😎😎👍👍 Dennis from Delaware
Looks like a great tent. To bad they aren't concentrating on the mesh inner they would probably have more sales for summer than winter. It would be interesting to see this perform in the winter though.
This is not designed for light summer use - it's a pretty narrow design (But I love mine). The better non-expedition tent is the Nalo. Better airflow and the front lets you open in the middle, the left side or the right, to catch the breeze much better. It's bomb proof - but not as tough if you go to the Alps or the Arctic in winter.
What’s up friend? I’ve been enjoying your videos as of late, and it has inspired me to get my son out for some camping this summer. That being said, I’m looking at tents and wanted to know your opinion on the old Eureka timberline tents. I was a Boy Scout way back when, and everyone thought highly of it at that time.
That looks like the same tent as used by Jarl, the Norwegian explorer. He is a lot like you, in that he waits until the forecast calls for unsurvivable
![NISAMANEE - TADA (ท้าดา) [ OFFICIAL MV ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hcQHEPMmJpU/mqdefault.jpg)
Hi Luke,
I also nave a Nammatj but the 3 person version. I have a small hack that also helps with the venting on this tent. At the back of the tent are 2 metal steak out rings. If you attach a guy to each of those about a meter long and then steak them out, it lifts the bottom of that part of the fly by about 4-5”. It also allows a tighter extension of of the fly, so even if it is driving rain it won’t hit the inner tent.
Works a treat for getting some air flow in from the bottom of the tent.
Great videos.
Nick
I love Hilleberg products. Even though they are expensive if you want the very best, go no further than Hilleberg. The Nammatj saved my life and that of a friend in the German Alps whe we were caught in an unexpected snow storm. My car couldn't traverse the heavy snow so we parked off the highway as far as possible and set up the tent. We survived the storm. It took us hours to shovel my car clear of snow. A snow plow had to pull my car onto the road. I plan to buy another Hilleberg for next winter to keep in my van.
Yeah, but if you buy a Hilleberg, you're pretty much set. You won't need to buy another one.
@@jonothandoeser I have a Keron 3gt and a soulo red label. Those two tents are perfect for any situation.
@@ghoutdoors1857 YOU will never have to buy another tent again. You are set!
Wouldnt it have been safer to have stayed in the car
Ohhhhh you’re gonna be so happy Luke….👍
Wow...that tent is nicer than a lot of the houses I have lived in........
With the mesh inner, you can still use this tent in cold wintertime conditions & KNOW you have SHELTER from the strongest of COLD, WINDY wintertime storms.
Excellent info about Hilleberg focusing their time/materials/employees on making tents, not inners.
Big thanks to CJ for providing you with the almost impossible to get Inner mesh fabric.
Most any Hilleberg product is something you'll want to bequeath to a relative or friend in your Will, definitely something to pass on after you pass on.
You've got to KNOW all Hilleberg Employees will be smiling when watching this video.
Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada.
I've enjoyed watching your videos. There are so many interesting products these days.
I learned backpacking as a Boy Scout in the 60s. Fortunately we had a scoutmaster who was a very experienced outdoorsman. We all learned to make fire without matches, safely camp in the winter, cook outdoors all while respecting the land.
All with army surplus equipment.
Eventually I acquired my own backpacking gear, but so much that's out there now wasn't even dreamed of back in those days. I'm 68 now and I'm afraid that camping these days has been reduced to where you can get the truck.
I plan on watching more of your videos.
Love the "snake" reference, because that is a thing.
The mesh inner weighs about the same as the standard yellow inner. The ultimate summer tent is of course one of the inners pitched outside the tent. Would be nice to see that demonstrated! (I tried it in a dry summer in Wales and got thoroughly soaked by the dew!!)
I live in the desert and it's so hot here that even with ventilation I can't be in the tent in the day time unless it's raining, but we keep our stuff in the tent so we can't take the fly off because the intense sun would fry our stuff sitting in the tent. But the fly makes it so stuffy when it's in the mid 90s out.
Luke, if I were you I'd go buy a Lotto ticket because you're just that lucky to get that mesh inner!! Hilleberg tents are absolute top shelf in every way and worth every cent. Thanks for bringing us this review of such an awesome shelter system. Strength and Honor!
I just comment to fight the TH-cam Algorithms. Strength and Honor. Cheers!
Just came across this review. Very similar to the Hilleberg setup, I have a Fjallraven Abisko Endurance 3 tunnel tent that I purchased a mesh inner tent kit, to be able to extend the tent's range for summer use. Love my Fjallraven tent, and so was very pleased to have an option like this.
Take it wherever Jason is. Now THAT would be a great video!
Luke that tent is a very good for the winter time it keeps the cold air out to keep you warm thank you for sharing this with me my friend
Lite fighter review paved the way. Your review alone is going to change the industry in time.
Thanks for showing Celcius ❤
Hi luke we love watching you and susy here in Ireland 🇮🇪 we look forward to seeing the new cabin and are enjoying the review tonight
I did a bus tour of Ireland (and Northern Ireland) in 2019. Our bus driver/guide was out of Dublin. His bus driving ability and historical knowledge of Ireland was very impressive. Sometimes on those narrow roads you have over there especially in the Dingle peninsula I would think to myself as he went around a tight corner while at the same time giving us Irish history on the speaker he’s surely going to hit something, but he never did. The first thing he did as our group gathered in the bus for the first time was ask us if there were any English people present, there weren’t, he said good, now I can give you the true Irish history. I’m American, but my Irish dad would have appreciated that. Anyway as we were touring around the Irish countryside was very interesting to me as an avid hiker here in Northern California. I wouldn’t mind coming back and hiking some of the trails there. I don’t mind the rain, in fact I love how it keeps everything so green.
If you have the GT version you get full mesh doors on both sides, that makes a big difference. Not like a full mesh inner but alot better.
Where to try the new inner out you ask… why, to wake up with the ponies, of course! Time for a hike in, set up base camp multi day adventure. Let’s Go!
Thanks Luke, I did not know that about 4-season tents. Good to know.
I come here for excellent content; I stay till the end of the video for the excellent theme music!
My best wishes from Greece. So beautiful tent
my brother is in greece right now
I think the future of tents is modular design. Thanks Luke.
Hi, great video, I got my mesh inner for the Nammatj 2 from Germany no problem.
take it to the Rockies !!!!!
In all honesty, I've paid more for much less. Absolutely agree, they make the best tents, period.
Bring this tent to Mount Cheaha, AL. In summer you will want that for storms and be ventilation.
That sounds like a true shelter for any environment or conditions. I actually thought it would be more expensive. Time to take a trip to visit Santa!
In summer, at the top of a mountain during raging a storm!
Hilleberg has great customer service. If you have a problem they will make it right.
Yes indeed. It's amazing actually, in this day and age of conglomerate made tents by others.
again cool video Luke :) and now i'm going to boogie along with the music :) i dig the song you use :) take care S&H
Very nice
Sweet! Pretty much says it all. Hilleberg should charge $200 more for the tent and just include the mesh inner, problem solved. A 3-4 season solution all in one package or two, just saying. Expensive it is, as all Hilleberg products are or any top shelf premium gear for that matter but you do get what you pay for in outdoor equipment. Score...lucky you getting the mesh inner, nice. Since this mesh inner is unobtainium there's no need to review it as we can't get it, at least for the time being. When or if it becomes available, then you can do a review which will be more relevant at the time. Thanks for the look Luke👍
Great information video loved it. Get out there and get healthy. S&H my friend stay safe and well 🙂🏕
Nice Luke!!! 🌲⛺️🌲
Commenting before I have watched the whole video. The Nammatj has some of the best ventilation of their 2P models. The front and rear vents allow significant airflow. This is not a 4th season only tent. But as always site selection is key, both for prevailing wind direction and for shade. A mesh inner isn’t necessary with the right knowledge. Which is good because if you call HB customer service they will tell you the soonest they expect to fulfill mesh orders is spring 2023. They are focusing on catching up with the order backlog for tents this year. All you’ve done is help people profiteering on the secondary market - which is exactly what you did several months ago with your Soulo video.
I have an XP Nammatj 3 - but find the ventilation sucks compared to a Nalo.
Great colour toning in this episode.
Lightweights tents that work is alway a good buy .
I’ve been loving your videos lately, I’ve been stuck doing nothing for a while due to my lungs and it’s been nice to see some outdoorsy stuff.
the Hilleberg reminds me of the Arctic Oven Pipeline tent. One bonus of a 4 season tent in the summer is it can be air conditioned if camping at a Class A site with power. 😉
That was really useful, thank you! I wish you could make the same mesh-inner video with the Unna
Come to Sweden, and hike the Kings Trail! Thats what the tent is made for the swedish harsch conditions. :)
Thank you.
Good stuff Luke.
Good product too.
What an awesome tent, love the looks as well, your blessed that your friend was able to find you the other inner mesh liner so you can use it as a three season.
Looks like a great product.............
Hot n Heat ... gotya!
Love your reviews.
That is a great looking text looks comfortable can’t wait for the video where you try it out
v=bD5WIqPvgMI
i like that tent :) ...it looks less like a coffin :) thank you for sharing your thoughts on this ten Luke :)
its worth checking out the fjallraven abisko lite 3 too - which is a similar shape/size, but obviously with their features etc. The standard innder and vents are a little better and cooler - plus you can roll up the front and back if hot for a summer mode (but only when dry weather unfortunately) - but cheers as always for the great content
I have the Kaitum 3, and just discovered there is an inner mesh tent available for my tent! Thanks for the tip!
My tent has been rock solid in extreme harsh weather conditions in Scotland for years now! 👍
I wish they installed a bug net on the air inlets at the front or back. The midgets can easily get in the outer tent... 🥴
The Nammajt has bug mesh in the vents as well as a wind/rain screen. Both are zippable.
Oho very valuable channel 👏 I like that 👌
Good lucking tent ⛺️. 💖🙏❤️
Time for an overnight adventure with the mesh....😘
Nice score, Luke! Thanks for the video about it; Hilleberg aren't for me, but I know that heaps of your other viewers will be tuning in excitedly for this one. Delivered a quality show as you always do, so of course I still watched it.
Love to you & Susie!
Thank you for the information! There are people like me who have no idea on these products, and you make it so...much easier to decide and know what you are getting! THANK YOU! How's my girl Susie?🥰
Perfect for "mountaineering", backpacking in western high elevations when extreme winds, and snowstorms can occur at basically ANY time! :D Expensive? Sure. But what's your life worth if you have to hunker down through hours or days of severe storms? :D Not in the price range for typical car camping and rare weekend campers/hikers, but that's not who it's marketed to. Looking forward to your real-life in-use reviews! :D
That's awesome. Want one
At last!, The Imperial Guard's tent.
I've wanted a mesh inner for Nallo 2 for some time for exactly the same reasons. As you say though, they are rather rare. I've got a few alerts set up so hopefully I'll get one next time they come back into stock. Thanks for doing the video. Simon
I'm still looking nine months after I started to want a mesh inner. But in truth, for hot weather comfort - this is the wrong model even with an inner mesh.
Best sales putch ever, "you can go without the mesh but, then you have no protection against snakes" 🤣🤣
Great job buddy great content!!!
That's pretty cool for converting it to a hot weather tent. It's way outside of my budget, so I'll just stick with what I already use.
Sounds like it COULD be useful during summer-- baking biscuits
Best of best, the mesh completes the package. When motorcycling RTW you need to cover all options as best you can. It's a marginal sport/experience. You need to be ready. This allows a lot more choices of where to stay.
Finding out that frostbite wasn't just red skin was much more of a game changer for you Luke as you now can go out exploring in 40°f
Waiting for Onetigris to release an updated version of the tigers den tent. Another great video! Keep them coming 😎
Good info and good review!
Looks like a fantastic tent. Might look into this one if I can find the inner as well :D
I want to see 2 test nights in the rain and the snow brother
Go watch AB camping, Tony has this tent and has been in numerous storms in all his Hilleberg tents. They are great tents!
I have several Hilleberg tents and they are absolutely fantastic. I’d highly recommend them.
The story about availability continues in to 2023 for mesh inners.
Hi Luke! Great review. Personally I think the price is worth it for the protection that it offers. I would definitely pay that. I really hope that we see you in a big winter storm with this tent in the winter. Can't wait to see just how warm it is. I certainly understand availability issues. That makes it frustrating however. Thank you for reviewing this tent
Wel I hiked in quite a lot of hotter areas recently with the Akto. And it was very manageble with the temperature. Warm but nothing to serious!
Now it is a 5-season tent.
'One Tent to Rule Them.' Old guys with savings want just that 'one tent' they can take anywhere. I have been through many summer 'high wind' events and I have been through clinging snow events. The barrel shape and support system of the Hilleberg 'wins the race.' This screen insert system is all that was missing to complete the package. In 'shoulder seasons', I would take the whole kit.
Hilleberg are in the very short conversation of who makes the very best tents. I would like to see a comparison between them and the slingfin tents. That would be interesting.
Being able to use this tent year round is definitely a a great thing.
A value product that isn’t cheap but answers all the questions.
Sounds nice. Pricey-yes. Like Luke said, how will it actually work. Not so concerned about leaking, but what about condensation? Is there adequate airflow?
i don’t have the mesh inner on my Nammatj 2GT. I’ve camped in it during TX summer & can honestly say that the airflow wasn’t the best. it did get warm, but Never had condensation even +100°. You could put rocks or gear under the main structure walls to lift & give better airflow.
Go for saivo model and you wont have that kind of problem.
@@TitanMaric nah- too big and doesn’t stay tight like a drum. i can also sleep/store a lot extra in the vestibule on Nammatj.
@@beedizzl1 I mean only airflow ^^ Saivo has best among all of Hilleberg tents from what I heard.
It’s a two season tent. Winter, and sauna hut.
Luke could you bring it to Iowa to do a trip and could Susie do some of her favorite tents and. so forth
Test episode for this tent cold and hot rain!
I wish they'd focus a little tiny bit more on making the mesh... This is exactly what I need.
Could you review the Camel crown 4 person tent
I think these reviews are great, specifically the ones on equipment most of us can get our hands on. Unfortunately, it seems like there are more and more reviews on items most of us can't get on hands on - so not sure why these reviews are posted. Happy for the Outdoor Gear Review team that folks watch these, I don't, once I hear Luke say that the equipment is very hard to get hand on, I turn off the video, don't have enough time to watch a review on something I will never get to own. That said, please continue to review those items normal folks can get their hands on, these are always well recieved, at least by me.
Luke, could you review the BioLite2 stove with heat generated power supply?? Looks very interesting.
Looking to get one for my soulo
Hey Luke, love all videos. So what company makes a great sturdy, light, good on rain and wind resistance. Places I go to are hot during the day and super cold at night. Some days with high windy days.
Any chance you could throw a thermometer in with the fabric lining and then again with the mesh inner?
Hi Luke,
I've mentioned this product before but with the amount of comments that you get it probably gets lost. A hybrid tent/hammack called Crua Hybrid. It might be interesting for you to have a look and review. CRUA Outdoors is the company.
Stength and honour.
Ive been looking for one of these for my tent (same as yours) for some time now. Its always sold out and unknown when its back in stock.
Hi Luke,
I know I've asked this b4, but what is the closing music on this. The last time I asked this question, I forgot to save the video it was taken from. Not this time. I have asked you @ "This Changes Everything " on The OutdoorGearReview. It's when you reviewed the 4 Season Hilleburg tent o,n 5/20/22
Hay Luke
Why didn't you and Susie take that tent and go up on White Top Mountain Va were it's always windy and test it where.
🙂😀😁😆😀😎😎👍👍
Dennis from Delaware
I like it!
Wow! Maybe, you could have a three season tent plus the four seasons if you camped a lot? God bless you!
Hi, Thank's for the super video. Just one question, what is the weight of th normal inner tent compare to the mesh ?
I am from australia and have never seen snow wouldn't that tent be a super condensation maker in winter? Ray.
Looks like a great tent. To bad they aren't concentrating on the mesh inner they would probably have more sales for summer than winter. It would be interesting to see this perform in the winter though.
the lead times for manufacturing stuff like this is in the multiple months range
This is not designed for light summer use - it's a pretty narrow design (But I love mine). The better non-expedition tent is the Nalo. Better airflow and the front lets you open in the middle, the left side or the right, to catch the breeze much better. It's bomb proof - but not as tough if you go to the Alps or the Arctic in winter.
What’s up friend? I’ve been enjoying your videos as of late, and it has inspired me to get my son out for some camping this summer. That being said, I’m looking at tents and wanted to know your opinion on the old Eureka timberline tents. I was a Boy Scout way back when, and everyone thought highly of it at that time.
👍
That looks like the same tent as used by Jarl, the Norwegian explorer. He is a lot like you, in that he waits until the forecast calls for unsurvivable
Unsurvivable... Then he goes out hiking in it
good evening little brother question what was that chemicals that you treated your camping equipment
You take it everywhere, anytime. It's a pro tent but not for the average weekend hiker.