I bought this tent off your review! I'm over in the uk and bought it for my North Wales motocamping trip ! I must admit, out off all the tent I've purchased, I must say this was the lightest and easier tent to put up, I mostly used the side entrance, loads of room, bought the optional poles for the canopy, I kept the guidelines taught throughout my trip and didn't see any sagging, very good buy and looking forward to using again ! It did rain through my trip, obviously because it was Wales. ! Kept me dry, no leaks !!!!!
As far as i know or seen the tent design comes from a Norwegian outdoors company called Helsport, their tent is called the fonnfjell superlight and weighs only 2 kg
For me, a convertible four season tent is a win. Being able to open up for venting or sealing up completely for harsher conditions isn't always done well and this looks like they took that into consideration. Thanks for the review, I'll likely be checking this out for myself.
This is honestly the first tent I've seen you review that I've been truly excited about. I'm looking forward to a rain test and might get one myself even!
One of the first things I do when I buy a tent is exchange the pulls on my stakes with para cord an ss tie them myself. Never have a issue with them coming undone
Not really. They make cheaply made products for low budgets. Nothing about their products is exceptional. They usually manage to have a good balance of price and quality, but that's about it.
I sorta tent in my truck canopy, but this tent is without a back up for me. In Canada the weather can be brutal...thank you so much for your work...be safe.
I have a simler desind tent. The Vango Delta 200 Alloy Tent is a front-and-side-entry tunnel tent which comes with two canopy poles to create a sheltered porch area
I'm Stoked....really like the design !!!...... I live in New England and the Black outer shell makes for warmer sleeping in the fall and winter outings !!!,,,,,love the inside space too !!
What was old is new again. I had an MSR tent, about 25 yrs ago, that was very much like that. It was a favorite tent. I gave it to a friend after switching to a hammock and tarp.
Looks like a pretty nice tent. Looking forward to your rain test. I am a little leery about the top without a rain fly but I am sure you will put it through the paces. Stay safe and God bless.
Most 4 season tents do not have rain fly's. Single wall is how most of them are. It makes them stronger with less fail points to be one piece and blocks wind more.
Thanks for this, had no idea Onetigris had released new tents. This model (Cometa) looks a lot like one of my dream tents, the Helsport Fonnfjell Superlight 2, but twice as heavy at 1/3 of the price. Looking forward to more videos about this tent! If the quality is good this will be my next glamping tent. Thx for some great reviews!
Black is cool! I have been looking at a LOT of mountain top videos with the "F" and "H" brand tents. The aggressive bath tubs are a good thing! One guy had a river running through his tent because the storm changed from snow into rain. Because it was night and the high winds, all he and his dog could do was sit on the mat to stay dry. Also I am wanting to see the ventilation on this tent. At 65mph+ winds snow finds ways of getting in.
Interesting tent. Luke, I would like to see you review more traditional, mid tier brand tents from the likes of MSR, Northface, BigAgnes, REI, Snowpeak, Nemo, Coleman etc. I like to see you calling out the garbage companies and exploring the low cost options. But also want to see review of stuff someone with a little more disposable income would like to invest in and use for the next 5-10 years. Just a thought. Others: like if you'd like to see this too.
I am excited to see this tent preform. I hope it is what it says it is. I live in the upper peninsula of Michigan and winter is brutal. I would love to be able to extend my camping into the winter, but with the prices of a true four season tent is out of my budget. Fingers are crossed this kicks butt. Thank you Luke for all you do for our outdoor community.
@@stizzlesteak atleast you said I didn't have to 😂. We still have winter here that is why I need a great tent for a good price. All kidding aside enjoy the u.p.
"Black Tigris" I like the branding-invites thoughts of Hilleberg's Black Label tents, without being as good, I'm sure, nor nearly as high of an investment.
HI LUKE 👋 LOVE THE DESIGN ! LIKE THE COLOR TOO . IN CASE YOU WANT TO SLEEP 💤 LATER , MAYBE . CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW IT HOLDS UP WITH YOUR TESTS & THE OTHER 2 NEW MODEL TENTS . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
Interesting. Has some pretty unique features. I have high hopes for it. This might end up in my collection, at some point. Let the TESTING BEGIN!!! THANKS Luke.
Thanks for reviewing this. I knew this video was coming and waited patiently. However, I don't think I'm patient enough to see the testing lol. I've already made my purchase from One Tigris. Thank you Luke. Be safe out there
Love this design for warm weather. Maybe experience the mystery refers to the open sided design which allows the user to more easily see and feel like they're not in an enclosed structure more open to environment and vice versa? I see you (nature), you see me!!
That's a good-looking tent. Let's hope they've got the quality sorted. It will be interesting to see how it performed in the rain, but for now, I will stick with Gossamer 2 tent and Crua Modus with culla liner for cold weather.
the most exciting product video you have released for a long time Luke! This could be a major game-changer for the industry and consumer. I am seeing this and even more excitingly the Stella too, 4 season tents at fantastic prices, made with what looks like premium materials and great workmanship! The Stella weighs less than the Naturehike CloudUp 2! Very tempted to pull the trigger now, on both!
Very interested in this tent. Looking forward to the upcoming reviews especially the rain resistance. If it passes your real life rain test I will buy it. Appears to be very well designed. Love your channel too! Great job!
I've already decided to buy one for myself. I'd love to get the camo one, but will settle on the black one based on price. I like the style and the amount of room it has inside. I also like that awning very much. I'll bet that One Tigris has already done extensive testing to assure that it's waterproof. But I'm guessing.
@@spritsfal5088 So true on the additional cost but camo netting adds more weight in your pack which is a big negative. Weight is your enemy when your humping gear.
I really like the design of this tent, big and open. Very nice and even I can afford it!! I can't wait for further testing, especially in the rain and wind.
Great looking tent and the price is unreal! Been looking at the Stella too. I won't make a final decision until you do your stringent 'in the field' testing but I think these could be game changing! I LOVE the black colour, great for the mountains and the white inner give it a classy finish. I'm sold!
@@1stRanger Many places I wild camp, it's illegal and so having this black tent, especially in some parts of the Pyrenees I wild camp, will hide very well in that Environment, in fact, most places! I've been shouting for someone to make black tents for years and now someone finally has! Once Luke gives this the full test and it passes, I'll be buying this and the Stella tent. Can't wait!
@@whatsnottohike Haha, I got it. I'm not here to tell you that breaking the law is bad, so I won't do that. :D I'm also pretty sure you know that being stealthy is a double sided coin.
@@1stRanger well, it's not illegal everywhere, just some places. But I just like the idea of a black tent, especially in the mountains. I'm waiting for the full test from Luke before I decide, especially the Stella. Have an awesome weekend! 🙂✌️🏕️
Very nice tent. I think the mystery may be why any sane backpacker would want to hump a 10 lbs set-up for any appreciable distance (counting the trekking poles used for the awning). Hiking in the winter can be challenging enough (snow, ice, wind, etc) without carrying that much weight. Just because it is a 4 season tent doesn't mean it has to weigh that much. Usually the hard core mountaineering tents approach that weight. The company warning against using in bad weather is a caution (lawyers at work?). It looks like a practical and comfortable tent, as long as you can toss it out of your truck and set it up nearby.
This is a Backwoods Bungalow baker style tent on steroids. Yes a bit heavier because it's a double wall tent where the inner resides, plus the poles add weight. But, it makes set-up easier in a wider variety of places.
Hi Luke, now THAT is everything I want in a tent. It's perfect. Spendy, however, my Coleman has lasted 25 years and I camp 10x A year at least. It's faded and tired So to spend that much for quality, it should last me until I'm 85! By then it will have to be a motorhome ...NEVER!.
It is true that the concept is different. There is more space inside, on the foot & head end, but it comes at a loss of semi-dry space between rainfly and inner tent. 29'' is narrow for cooking when you need to keep the rainfly closed. A simple olive green would have been nice as it is less visible during day.
I'm a good 200 miles southwest of you, so I don't need a 4 season tent, but that awning setup alone is so slick for overly extravagant outdoor cooking, my favorite camping pass time, I'm very interested.
A cheap camo netting over the top will both add the overpriced camo effect you want (and better due to the texture), but also lofting effect to absorb sun before it hits the tent surface.
yep, I purchased cammo netting from my Military surplus store and could easily be thrown over the tent when set up but secured. Netting will add to the weight and stress on the poles, something to think about. Would be really cool if they had snow camo netting. You get the benifit of the black for warmth and background against the white for snow.
@@rthompson884 It is hard to even find a setup online that isn't either so synthetic feeling or just so damn noisy. A white and grey soft one with some spattering of tan for leaves would be great. Thanks for the holler!
Also, I was approaching with my comment as it was for use when things are actually green, trying to keep the black from attracting the sun. Makes way more sense now to provide the heat in winter. 🤓
@@Stoney3K Wait, crye invented that pattern? I know ATACS is owned here in the States but RU Nat guard does not pay for the license to use it for obvious reasons. Cheapasses!
@@MatthewStout There's a lot of "similar looking" knockoffs, including the American OCP which was intentionally modified to avoid having to pay licenses and branding to Crye.
@@Stoney3K Makes sense, especially in the Amazon age. I've never noticed the branches before so this almost seemed like a knockoff rather than the other way around.
Hey Luke! As it happens, I was just looking up the derivation of the word "experience" : Like the similar "experiment", its literal meaning is "out of (from) trial (or try-ing, risk-ing)". So, it's actually not very easy to have a "bad" experience, since we are intentionally taking a risk. But it could be stretching the meaning to say we all have different experiences, since the most common M.O. is to act with very definite expectations about the outcome. Anyway, "Experience the Mystery" certainly has a nice ring to it -- but you'd have to say its just a platitude. Unless somehow you actually do manage to lose all preconceptions, and meet circumstances with a naked honesty and fearlessness that's contrary to everything that we've been taught. Maybe that's what the sages call a beginner's mind.
OneTigris have another tent that opens on both sides and both ends. It’s the Outback Retreat. However it’s not to the same spec as this tent as it’s hydrostatic head is half the value of this tent. I look forward to your reviews as these new tents could be just what i need. Love your channel, keep up the good work.
That would be great for a day hike if you are going out and there is a possibility of rain or storm threat and if it does leak would be a good shelter and the awning you can set low and tilted to one side for air flow and comfort to heat up water for coffee or fix something to eat.
I saw the "do not use in extreme conditions" note as well and was a bit hesitant about it. Hopefully, by extreme conditions they mean don't use it as a mountaineering or base camp tent on Everest or something where you are looking at extreme high winds.
Not a bad price and I am sure a lot of people looking at winter camping would enjoy this tent. I still have plenty of time to wait before buying, looking forward to the review and test video.
Being a 4 season tent, my only real concern is snow loading. Without some peak guy lines, I think this thing may collapse under any real snow. Light to moderate would be fine. I don't think this one will leak but only time will tell. I like the design but would probably go a different route if heavy snow is forecasted.
Pretty cool. I've been wanting one of these tents. I have seen this design before, but it's not exactly. It's still pretty cool, though. I'll wait for your review. Thanks for everything you do, Luke. You are the Man. KEEP ADVENTURING GOD BLESS YOU 🤗HUGS🤗
I like both the Nebula and this Comets tent. The black color is awesome and there is a lot to be said for this color. All tents get hot in the sun. Nothing new there! The design offered plenty of room and comfort. Would I get one? Sure, if I wasn't 70 years young!
A tent with the same awning design that has been on the market long is the: Helsport Fonnfjell, Norwegian tent maker you should check out btw. Love the videos too.
I would still take the Durston X-Mid 2 Solid with 12 stakes into a harsh winter storm over this tent. Mainly because of how well it sheds snow, doesn’t sag, doesn’t absorb water, and if you set the ridge line into the wind then it performs well without losing structural integrity. And you get to use your tracking poles which brings the weight of this double wall tent to just over 1 kilogram, wow! In hard winter conditions, when weight and packability matters most, Durston comes in for the kill at $339, 3 Kilograms lighter and at a package the size of a Nalgene bottle lol☃️
It's an idea to mark up their product names not just for the sake of the customers but so that the people shipping and selling them don't get them mixed up as well.
Luke, bring a rubber ducky during your rain test. I would really like to see a severe weather Heavy thunderstorm hail fire and brimestone test.. lol. Cant wait to see your review on the other 2.. standing by....
That looks like it would make a good tent for scouts. Weight isn’t an issue as we trailer our gear for most campouts. Looks easy to set up. Would be good for October to April camping in the Midwest. Looking forward to the next review.
a simple fix for the knots on the stakes, is to retie them with figure 8 knots instead of a double overhand knot.. also, a double fishermans with a fig 8 on the tail..
... I have the OneTigris Bungalow from a couple of years go and it has similar feature as the Baker side awning ,, Also completely trekking pole supported tent I supplied 2- sets of collapsible poles to set up so I could keep my hiking poles to day hike ... This is larger and looks better made and wood make a nice car camping tent ,, plenty of room and easy set up ,, aero dynamic design for wind resistance .. Agree black works for me .. especially at the price difference .. looks like I need to add another tent to my fleet ...
Looks like a great tent, but I live in Australia, in an area where temperatures rarely dip below 30C in the daytime. So that additional heat absorption would make a big difference.
Love the tent and your presentation!! Thanks! My wife and I are going to sell a really nice camper and I'll be camping with my son and soon to be Eagle Scout Grandson.
I bought their smaller Tetra tipi after viewing your video. It works very well for what I want. Looks like after some misfires OneTigris is becoming a force in the tent market.
Waiting for the "meat N taters" review sometime in the future, first looks are often misleading. Looks good, maybe it is good, we'll see. Luke👍👍 Perfect first look video, short and informational, well done, thanks.
I bought this tent off your review! I'm over in the uk and bought it for my North Wales motocamping trip ! I must admit, out off all the tent I've purchased, I must say this was the lightest and easier tent to put up, I mostly used the side entrance, loads of room, bought the optional poles for the canopy, I kept the guidelines taught throughout my trip and didn't see any sagging, very good buy and looking forward to using again ! It did rain through my trip, obviously because it was Wales. ! Kept me dry, no leaks !!!!!
As far as i know or seen the tent design comes from a Norwegian outdoors company called Helsport, their tent is called the fonnfjell superlight and weighs only 2 kg
The perfect pack size for motorcycle adventures. Thanks for reviewing this!
For me, a convertible four season tent is a win. Being able to open up for venting or sealing up completely for harsher conditions isn't always done well and this looks like they took that into consideration. Thanks for the review, I'll likely be checking this out for myself.
Yes. My old convertible North Face sets up in three configurations, and can be set up from the outside in or inside out. Love it.
This is honestly the first tent I've seen you review that I've been truly excited about. I'm looking forward to a rain test and might get one myself even!
The only issue I see is black and summer dont match up
I've been looking for a good Motorcycle tent since I can't quite strap my +55lbs Gazelle T4+ to my bike. (easily)
One of the first things I do when I buy a tent is exchange the pulls on my stakes with para cord an ss tie them myself. Never have a issue with them coming undone
Onetigris really does do a lot of quality work and is becoming a giant name in the outdoor community
Not really. They make cheaply made products for low budgets. Nothing about their products is exceptional.
They usually manage to have a good balance of price and quality, but that's about it.
You’re contradicting yourself don’t call them cheap then go on to say they maintain a good balance in quality and cost. Are they good or are they not?
Love it❤
Im so glad one Tigris Made them in black 👍
I will buy all of them 👍
Multicam/Operation camo/Pencot Wildwood would also be great tent colors
Hey Luke,,,,, I agree,,, Bring On the Rainstorms,,,!!!!!
I like the Russian Bear Tent...It's four seasons and has an opening on the top for a Wood Stove. It is also a camouflage color.
I sorta tent in my truck canopy, but this tent is without a back up for me. In Canada the weather can be brutal...thank you so much for your work...be safe.
This looks interesting, love the design. Curious to see how it performs in rough weather. Thanks Luke, God Bless you, Strength and honor!
I have a simler desind tent. The Vango Delta 200 Alloy Tent is a front-and-side-entry tunnel tent which comes with two canopy poles to create a sheltered porch area
one more time, thanks for your honesty. We all know that you are objective and that's rare.
I love the bucket floors we do a lot of. Man carrying out backpacking but when it rains it storms and they are the best the bucket tents
I'm Stoked....really like the design !!!...... I live in New England and the Black outer shell makes for warmer sleeping in the fall and winter outings !!!,,,,,love the inside space too !!
What was old is new again.
I had an MSR tent, about 25 yrs ago, that was very much like that. It was a favorite tent. I gave it to a friend after switching to a hammock and tarp.
For the first time in years I'm impressed with a tent. Outstanding looking forward to the rain test.
Thank you for sharing these reviews. As we get older we have purchased a RV but in my younger days this Tent would have been phenomenal.
Looks like a pretty nice tent. Looking forward to your rain test. I am a little leery about the top without a rain fly but I am sure you will put it through the paces.
Stay safe and God bless.
Most 4 season tents do not have rain fly's. Single wall is how most of them are. It makes them stronger with less fail points to be one piece and blocks wind more.
Thanks for this, had no idea Onetigris had released new tents. This model (Cometa) looks a lot like one of my dream tents, the Helsport Fonnfjell Superlight 2, but twice as heavy at 1/3 of the price. Looking forward to more videos about this tent! If the quality is good this will be my next glamping tent.
Thx for some great reviews!
Black is cool! I have been looking at a LOT of mountain top videos with the "F" and "H" brand tents. The aggressive bath tubs are a good thing! One guy had a river running through his tent because the storm changed from snow into rain. Because it was night and the high winds, all he and his dog could do was sit on the mat to stay dry. Also I am wanting to see the ventilation on this tent. At 65mph+ winds snow finds ways of getting in.
I saw that video! His dog is named Blue.
@@markthomas2436 That is the guy!
@@annettemalaski1967 I guess we all saw the same video hehehe!
That is a very nice looking tent! I really hope it performs as good as it looks. Looking forward to the next review of this tent. Cheers
Interesting tent. Luke, I would like to see you review more traditional, mid tier brand tents from the likes of MSR, Northface, BigAgnes, REI, Snowpeak, Nemo, Coleman etc. I like to see you calling out the garbage companies and exploring the low cost options. But also want to see review of stuff someone with a little more disposable income would like to invest in and use for the next 5-10 years. Just a thought. Others: like if you'd like to see this too.
I am excited to see this tent preform. I hope it is what it says it is. I live in the upper peninsula of Michigan and winter is brutal. I would love to be able to extend my camping into the winter, but with the prices of a true four season tent is out of my budget. Fingers are crossed this kicks butt. Thank you Luke for all you do for our outdoor community.
I am a troll under the bridge ha ha! I was looking for a tent to use in the UP as well!!!
@@stizzlesteak atleast you said I didn't have to 😂. We still have winter here that is why I need a great tent for a good price. All kidding aside enjoy the u.p.
The music in the intro and at the end of your videos is awesome!
All looks good. Glad you tightened the inner tent. Take care.
"Black Tigris"
I like the branding-invites thoughts of Hilleberg's Black Label tents, without being as good, I'm sure, nor nearly as high of an investment.
Don’t normally get excited about a tent but this one looks awesome! Looking forward to your further reviews of it!
That is a beautiful tent, my god. I'll wait for the rest of the testing but for right now I will buy this tent.
HI LUKE 👋
LOVE THE DESIGN ! LIKE THE COLOR TOO . IN CASE YOU WANT TO SLEEP 💤 LATER , MAYBE . CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW IT HOLDS UP WITH YOUR TESTS & THE OTHER 2 NEW MODEL TENTS . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
Interesting. Has some pretty unique features. I have high hopes for it. This might end up in my collection, at some point. Let the TESTING BEGIN!!! THANKS Luke.
Excited for your testing of the Cometa! This would be a tent I would buy, if it passes rain and wind test. Love the mesh and awning.
Mysteries of the outdoor adventure. Every day is a new Adventure. Go have fun and enjoy your day. Take deep breaths.
Very impressed so far, can't wait for the testing. Cheers 🇨🇦
So far I like what I see, looking forward to the testing phase, Peace.
I really hope it tests well, I'm liking the double doors.
Thanks for reviewing this. I knew this video was coming and waited patiently. However, I don't think I'm patient enough to see the testing lol. I've already made my purchase from One Tigris. Thank you Luke. Be safe out there
Love this design for warm weather. Maybe experience the mystery refers to the open sided design which allows the user to more easily see and feel like they're not in an enclosed structure more open to environment and vice versa? I see you (nature), you see me!!
That's a good-looking tent. Let's hope they've got the quality sorted. It will be interesting to see how it performed in the rain, but for now, I will stick with Gossamer 2 tent and Crua Modus with culla liner for cold weather.
For people who live in Scandinavia, this tent is a must! During summer and 24 hour daylight a black tent is a MUST!
the most exciting product video you have released for a long time Luke! This could be a major game-changer for the industry and consumer. I am seeing this and even more excitingly the Stella too, 4 season tents at fantastic prices, made with what looks like premium materials and great workmanship! The Stella weighs less than the Naturehike CloudUp 2!
Very tempted to pull the trigger now, on both!
Very interested in this tent. Looking forward to the upcoming reviews especially the rain resistance. If it passes your real life rain test I will buy it. Appears to be very well designed. Love your channel too! Great job!
If the actual test/review goes well, I'm getting one.
I’m sure he’ll find something wrong with it
What a great tent! I’m looking forward to seeing your testing.
I've already decided to buy one for myself. I'd love to get the camo one, but will settle on the black one based on price. I like the style and the amount of room it has inside. I also like that awning very much. I'll bet that One Tigris has already done extensive testing to assure that it's waterproof. But I'm guessing.
I’d still treat it just in case
@@lavarstuff22 how do you treat it? Never done it.
Seem sealer I believe,but you may want to do some research on your own as I am not the most knowledgeable.
Licensed camo? Gimme a break, I have never seen that pattern before. Not worth the extra 4 bills!
@@spritsfal5088 So true on the additional cost but camo netting adds more weight in your pack which is a big negative. Weight is your enemy when your humping gear.
I really like the design of this tent, big and open. Very nice and even I can afford it!! I can't wait for further testing, especially in the rain and wind.
Good to see OneTigris bringing good products to the market at as good price, I live in a 2-season country (rain/dry), but I hope the review goes well!
Being a black tent, it will absorb a lot of heat, but the awning gives you extra shelter room for gear. That is so much airflow.
I like that it’s 4 season. The inner mesh door is a win! Looks like it has some good space. Looking forward to the rain test!
Another good review; you keep tent companies on the run! Can't wait to see the full review,Thanks
Great looking tent and the price is unreal! Been looking at the Stella too. I won't make a final decision until you do your stringent 'in the field' testing but I think these could be game changing! I LOVE the black colour, great for the mountains and the white inner give it a classy finish. I'm sold!
I think the Nebula looks interesting. I’d like too see it first though!!!!! 😮😊❤🇬🇧
How black color is great for anything when it comes to tent?
@@1stRanger Many places I wild camp, it's illegal and so having this black tent, especially in some parts of the Pyrenees I wild camp, will hide very well in that Environment, in fact, most places! I've been shouting for someone to make black tents for years and now someone finally has! Once Luke gives this the full test and it passes, I'll be buying this and the Stella tent. Can't wait!
@@whatsnottohike Haha, I got it.
I'm not here to tell you that breaking the law is bad, so I won't do that. :D
I'm also pretty sure you know that being stealthy is a double sided coin.
@@1stRanger well, it's not illegal everywhere, just some places. But I just like the idea of a black tent, especially in the mountains. I'm waiting for the full test from Luke before I decide, especially the Stella. Have an awesome weekend! 🙂✌️🏕️
Very nice tent. I think the mystery may be why any sane backpacker would want to hump a 10 lbs set-up for any appreciable distance (counting the trekking poles used for the awning). Hiking in the winter can be challenging enough (snow, ice, wind, etc) without carrying that much weight. Just because it is a 4 season tent doesn't mean it has to weigh that much. Usually the hard core mountaineering tents approach that weight. The company warning against using in bad weather is a caution (lawyers at work?). It looks like a practical and comfortable tent, as long as you can toss it out of your truck and set it up nearby.
This is a Backwoods Bungalow baker style tent on steroids. Yes a bit heavier because it's a double wall tent where the inner resides, plus the poles add weight. But, it makes set-up easier in a wider variety of places.
Hi Luke, now THAT is everything I want in a tent. It's perfect. Spendy, however, my Coleman has lasted 25 years and I camp 10x A year at least. It's faded and tired So to spend that much for quality, it should last me until I'm 85! By then it will have to be a motorhome ...NEVER!.
I'm really looking forward to your future reviews on this and the other 2 tents . Can't wait. Fingers crossed that they're home runs . Thank you .
I would like to see a light weight 3 season version of this!
There is, this tent is a ripoff of another brand
Fonnfjell 2 superlight, weighs 2kg and is the same design
@@cybervand the ff2 is super expensive though. I'd rather carry 3kg / tougher materials for 400€ around instead of 2kg for close to 1000€.
@@WatchMysh except this tent is 4 kg directly from onetigris site
For a 4 season??🤔
I would use this as a Base Camp as in Setting it up, go exploring for the day and return....I surely hope nothing fails. I love Black as well...
Looks a lot like the Quechua tunnel tents. I like the 2 doors instead of one like Quechua.. That mesh is awesome!
It is true that the concept is different. There is more space inside, on the foot & head end, but it comes at a loss of semi-dry space between rainfly and inner tent. 29'' is narrow for cooking when you need to keep the rainfly closed. A simple olive green would have been nice as it is less visible during day.
LMFAO That multicam markup is hilarious.
I'm a good 200 miles southwest of you, so I don't need a 4 season tent, but that awning setup alone is so slick for overly extravagant outdoor cooking, my favorite camping pass time, I'm very interested.
Can’t wait to see how the tent does in the weather! That is a really cool tent at a great price
Pretty similar to a Swag, popular in Austrailia. Difference is they use canvas and have a sleeping pad built in.
Love the black walls. That’s good for sleeping.
A cheap camo netting over the top will both add the overpriced camo effect you want (and better due to the texture), but also lofting effect to absorb sun before it hits the tent surface.
yep, I purchased cammo netting from my Military surplus store and could easily be thrown over the tent when set up but secured. Netting will add to the weight and stress on the poles, something to think about. Would be really cool if they had snow camo netting. You get the benifit of the black for warmth and background against the white for snow.
@@rthompson884 It is hard to even find a setup online that isn't either so synthetic feeling or just so damn noisy. A white and grey soft one with some spattering of tan for leaves would be great. Thanks for the holler!
Also, I was approaching with my comment as it was for use when things are actually green, trying to keep the black from attracting the sun. Makes way more sense now to provide the heat in winter. 🤓
@@rthompson884 Or just put a camo tarp over top? You're gonna need a big one though as this is a pretty beefy tent.
Would still rather have a light netting for the loft and light diffraction instead.
The design of that tent is AWESOME. I love the flexibility, too. Color is OK; I prefer a lighter color - price is reasonable for what you get.
That’s a very nice size tent. I would prefer a brown tent or the camo version. But not paying for the licensed multi cam.
Camo netting is so much cheaper and more useful.
Crye is really cashing out on the licensing deal with this one. 300 bucks just to get the nylon printed instead of black?
@@Stoney3K Wait, crye invented that pattern? I know ATACS is owned here in the States but RU Nat guard does not pay for the license to use it for obvious reasons. Cheapasses!
@@MatthewStout There's a lot of "similar looking" knockoffs, including the American OCP which was intentionally modified to avoid having to pay licenses and branding to Crye.
@@Stoney3K Makes sense, especially in the Amazon age. I've never noticed the branches before so this almost seemed like a knockoff rather than the other way around.
Mt man here slept in all types of tents here in the mtns never seen one yet that would keep u dry u need 2 rain flys on top of those tents helps some
This looks like an awesome tent. Love the design!
Hey Luke! As it happens, I was just looking up the derivation of the word "experience" :
Like the similar "experiment", its literal meaning is "out of (from) trial (or try-ing, risk-ing)". So, it's actually not very easy to have a "bad" experience, since we are intentionally taking a risk. But it could be stretching the meaning to say we all have different experiences, since the most common M.O. is to act with very definite expectations about the outcome.
Anyway, "Experience the Mystery" certainly has a nice ring to it -- but you'd have to say its just a platitude. Unless somehow you actually do manage to lose all preconceptions, and meet circumstances with a naked honesty and fearlessness that's contrary to everything that we've been taught. Maybe that's what the sages call a beginner's mind.
OneTigris have another tent that opens on both sides and both ends. It’s the Outback Retreat. However it’s not to the same spec as this tent as it’s hydrostatic head is half the value of this tent. I look forward to your reviews as these new tents could be just what i need. Love your channel, keep up the good work.
I really like the design. I hope it passes the waterproof and condensation tests!
That would be great for a day hike if you are going out and there is a possibility of rain or storm threat and if it does leak would be a good shelter and the awning you can set low and tilted to one side for air flow and comfort to heat up water for coffee or fix something to eat.
I love this tent!
Looks like Tigris fixed problem of similar design.
I hope it is water proof because I love this design with the side Awning.
I saw the "do not use in extreme conditions" note as well and was a bit hesitant about it. Hopefully, by extreme conditions they mean don't use it as a mountaineering or base camp tent on Everest or something where you are looking at extreme high winds.
In interested in how stable it will be, but most quality companies use such warnings exactly in the way you stated.
Not a bad price and I am sure a lot of people looking at winter camping would enjoy this tent. I still have plenty of time to wait before buying, looking forward to the review and test video.
Being a 4 season tent, my only real concern is snow loading. Without some peak guy lines, I think this thing may collapse under any real snow. Light to moderate would be fine. I don't think this one will leak but only time will tell. I like the design but would probably go a different route if heavy snow is forecasted.
any idea of when you are going to be doing a rain test?
Pretty cool. I've been wanting one of these tents. I have seen this design before, but it's not exactly. It's still pretty cool, though. I'll wait for your review. Thanks for everything you do, Luke.
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I like both the Nebula and this Comets tent. The black color is awesome and there is a lot to be said for this color. All tents get hot in the sun. Nothing new there! The design offered plenty of room and comfort. Would I get one? Sure, if I wasn't 70 years young!
A tent with the same awning design that has been on the market long is the: Helsport Fonnfjell, Norwegian tent maker you should check out btw. Love the videos too.
That looks good, excellent doorways equals good air.
I would still take the Durston X-Mid 2 Solid with 12 stakes into a harsh winter storm over this tent. Mainly because of how well it sheds snow, doesn’t sag, doesn’t absorb water, and if you set the ridge line into the wind then it performs well without losing structural integrity. And you get to use your tracking poles which brings the weight of this double wall tent to just over 1 kilogram, wow! In hard winter conditions, when weight and packability matters most, Durston comes in for the kill at $339, 3 Kilograms lighter and at a package the size of a Nalgene bottle lol☃️
baker tents are my favorite. i wish more companies made them.
It's an idea to mark up their product names not just for the sake of the customers but so that the people shipping and selling them don't get them mixed up as well.
Luke, bring a rubber ducky during your rain test. I would really like to see a severe weather Heavy thunderstorm hail fire and brimestone test.. lol. Cant wait to see your review on the other 2.. standing by....
wow, very cool tent man...i'll be looking forward to your other videos on these!
Interested in seeing a cold weather review (provided it passes a rain test).
Hello from Nottingham England !! Love your channel , really informative and interesting. Thank you , keep it up my friend. Cheers !!
this tent looks really good in its design, it reminds me a lot of a carp-fishing bivvy my mates use in the UK
Looking forward to learning how it functions in wind, rain, wet snow. Price and features looks really appealing. :D
That looks like it would make a good tent for scouts. Weight isn’t an issue as we trailer our gear for most campouts. Looks easy to set up. Would be good for October to April camping in the Midwest. Looking forward to the next review.
a simple fix for the knots on the stakes, is to retie them with figure 8 knots instead of a double overhand knot.. also, a double fishermans with a fig 8 on the tail..
... I have the OneTigris Bungalow from a couple of years go and it has similar feature as the Baker side awning ,, Also completely trekking pole supported tent I supplied 2- sets of collapsible poles to set up so I could keep my hiking poles to day hike ... This is larger and looks better made and wood make a nice car camping tent ,, plenty of room and easy set up ,, aero dynamic design for wind resistance .. Agree black works for me .. especially at the price difference .. looks like I need to add another tent to my fleet ...
Looks like a great tent, but I live in Australia, in an area where temperatures rarely dip below 30C in the daytime. So that additional heat absorption would make a big difference.
Love the tent and your presentation!! Thanks! My wife and I are going to sell a really nice camper and I'll be camping with my son and soon to be Eagle Scout Grandson.
I bought their smaller Tetra tipi after viewing your video. It works very well for what I want. Looks like after some misfires OneTigris is becoming a force in the tent market.
If the rain video goes well I am for sure picking up the Comeda. A little heavy for backpacking but that is the only con if it holds up to weather.
Waiting for the "meat N taters" review sometime in the future, first looks are often misleading. Looks good, maybe it is good, we'll see. Luke👍👍 Perfect first look video, short and informational, well done, thanks.
I will wait to see this in snow. The lack of a central hoop and strong end guy lines may result in problematic sagging under snow load.