Ultralight Tent Review - Durston X Mid | Lanshan 2 Pro | Trekking Pole Tents
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- Ultralight Tent Crisis - Durston X Mid Vs Lanshan 2 Pro | Trekking Pole Tents. Which is the Best Trekking Pole Tent between these two great tents. The Lanshan has it on price, the Durston has it on.....Watch the video.... ATB Tom
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I do enjoy your reviews. You keep me interested in gear even though I don't camp now. I did how ever set up my tent on my deck. It's been over 30 years since I've had it out of the bag. It's a classic, early winter gore Tex starship three person back pack tent. Don't lol make these anymore. Knowing what I know now I never would buy a tent like this. It is so sturdy without guide lines BUT it's so difficult to set up or take down. Full sleeves are so tight.
Hey Martin, thank you for watching and taking the time to comment with some positive feedback... Sometimes it's nice to get old gear out and set it up.. I hope you can get camping again as it's a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors.. Hey ATB Tom
Thanks for putting this together Tom.
Hey you are very welcome... I hope that you thought 🤔 it was a fair comparison.. ATB Tom
Very good video, Tom. I really like how in depth your analysis is when reviewing a tent or piece of outdoor equipment. You are an Irish version of Outdoor Gear Review. Thanks so much for all the work you put into these videos.
Hi Denis thank you for the comments and positive feedback.. I appreciate your support over many of my videos..I do enjoy tent reviews . . ATB Tom
I have been watching the outdoor gear review for a long time. Another great channel.
Really good comparison. I've got the Lanshan 2 Pro and was really wanting the Durston, but I pitched the Lanshan 2 for a video recently and it reminded me of what a good tent it is. Then the import charges on the Durston make it a lot more expensive...
Hi Kev, some great points here. I love the Lanshan for what it is every time I pitch it.. It's getting good support here too.. Tom
As always an excellent review.for me I'd go with the xmid just the position of the poles and the double wall make it better for me
Hey Craig thank you for sharing your thoughts 💭🤔.. My thoughts are the same.. Definitely a really nice tent.. ATB and appreciate those coffees which support me to make more videos like this.. ATB Tom
Great review as usual, I just bought the x mid, went back and forth on the two tents but one came up on ebay yesterday so I couldn't resist... Also bought the BA rapide Sl off the back of your review and..... It is amazing. I went from a helium 3.8 so its light years ahead.. As you said quiet as well... Was on a downhill pitch and didn't slip either. Thanks again 🙌🏻
Hey Danny it's honestly really great to hear that you are happy with your new kit.... Every time I use the Big Agnes it brings a smile to my face and I have had it about 6 months and it still wows me.... All the very best wishes.. Tom
Great review Tom ⛺️👍, I’ve got the Xmid 1 solid, and have to say it’s a very good 3 season tent, you’re right when you say about the quality and attention to detail 👌looking forward to getting it out more in spring/summer, atb Mick 👍
Hey great to hear you have the solid 1 . They are really nice tents and feel a bit special.. This one has grown on me over the time that I have had it. I wish you many happy camps.. ATB Tom
Great comparison vid Tom. Detailed, informative and as always fair. Will be of great value to anyone considering either of these tents or similar alternatives. I feel its understandable that the import expenses are prohibitive and of putting to many but ur vid shows the lanshan to be a good alternative, again very helpful for those looking to make relevant decision, 👍🙏
Hey Sam, great to hear from you and your thoughts 🤔💭.. Yeah the extra costs here in the UK make the X mid just expensive enough for the Lanshan to be considered.. Many will go either way and most I feel will be very happy with their decision.. ATB Tom
Great comparison Tom. I've got the X Mid 2 (not the solid) which is my light summer tent, however one thing I have found is the inner at the top ends up wet due to how close it is to the outer. I guyed the peaks to help pull it a bit higher but think I'll have to try the two attachment points on each side to further pull them apart.
Hey Shaun, thank you for sharing your experience of the X Mid 2.. As I borrowed this tent I only camped out in it on a couple of occasions so I would not have been aware of this...All the very best Tom
Great review there mate. I've just picked up a lanshan 2 Pro so, excited to get out and use it. Its my first tent so price was important to me, as I didn't want to be spending huge amounts for something that I may not ultimately enjoy.
Cheers.
Hey Neil awesome to hear your tent news.. Lanshan is a great tent and I love this one.. Great choice going for the Pro model too and I wish you many many happy camping trips in it.. ATB Tom
Great overview! Both seem like pretty good tents, but personally I would get the Tarptent Stratosspire 2 if buying something similar. Henry is easy to get hold of and they do seam sealing and repairs in house.
Good call!.. The stratosphere would be my choice too.. Maybe I will get my hands on one soon to review.. Tarp Tent has a great choice of tents.. ATB Tom
Great video. No bias. I think I will have to try the Durston. I already have the Lanshan. Actually two of them.
Hey thank you for taking the time for the feedback... Yes a few pros and cons for each but different enough too.. best wishes Tom
Good comparison, and completely unbiased and free from preconceptions, which I really like.
Endorses my view that the 3F UL Lanshan Pro series are some of the best-value backpacking tents you can buy today. I have the 1P version which I only bought as a 700g fairweather option for low-level stealth camping during the Great Unprecedented, but have since discovered that it's capable of a lot more.
Hi David thanks for the comments and positive feedback.. Great to hear that you have a Lanshan Pro 1.. I really like the look of it and could be tempted myself... I really like the 3FUL Gear and now use one of their packs for all my camps.. ATB Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 Yes 3F UL do make some good stuff. I have their generic inner tent for my Hexpeak inner (saving 200g off the Luxe product), and also Carbon 200ml stakes (not cheap, but only 7.5g each!) which are great.
Which of their packs are you using? I'm on the lookout for a new lighter pack
@@davids9549 Hi David it's the Quidan Pro.. I really love it. Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 Thank you Tom - I'll take a look!
Interesting comparison Tom. I’m never going out in any UL tent myself, but still very interesting. The x-mid becomes too expensive with all the customs and freight cost, I think. Keep up the good work Tom!
Very true about the expense here in the UK but worth it to many... The ultralight tents are great provided you know their limits... Thank for the positive feedback regarding my videos.. It's tough going at times but comments of encouragement really help.. ATB Tom
I would agree that the Xmid is pressing the limit on what I can afford, even here in the US. I don’t need any extras or attachments, and I can more than likely get by with the Xmid 1. I owned the Lanshan 2Pro but unfortunately it got stolen out the back of my truck. Assessing various treks in the high Sierra, mainly along the JMT with my Lanshan, rainy nights and camping near lakes were problematic with condensation, most of my gear ended up getting pretty soaked. The double wall is very desirable. Even fellow hikers who had the ZPacks Duplex, had some condensation issues, but condensate is not as bad with Dyneema fabric as water rolls off. The Xmid 2 sells for $300 US, the Xmid 1 is going for $240, both free shipping, average US customer will pay about 6% sales tax. But I would agree, the X Mid 1 price is about where I’m comfortable at. It would be hard to justify paying much more.
Excellent, unbiased comparison Tom. Time will tell with this one.
Hey Dougie thanks for watching again and leaving a comment. I hope you are well. ATB Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 I am well Tom, thanks, take care and see you on the next one. 👍🏼
@@dougieranger Yes yes not too long away I hope.... Tom
Cheers Tom interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it Marty, I hope you are keeping well... All the best Tom
Cheers, Tom, very well. Just spent a week at me, Mammys, loads of cakes. So add to that a little heavier.
Also, Tom, did you get any feedback from Falraven?
Hi Tom another great video - I am amazed of the amount of videos you are producing - it must be hard work 😅
I guess your channel is growing fast - how many new subscribers do you have per day?
I have 2,5 one a good day ha ha
By the way I have ordered the X-mid 2 Solid and expect to receive it in late April
Hey Hans that's awesome news re this tent.. You can wind test it too... Yeah working very hard on the channel but more to do... I'll email you my secret subscribers numbers per day... I hope you are well and have some videos and camps planned. Thank you for being so quick to watch my video and leave a comment... ATB Tom
I also have the Lanshan 2 Pro and found it to be a great tent out of winter. I think for the price I know where I would put my money. I'm 6ft 4 and found it long enough for me.
Hey great information thank you especially as to your height and fitting in the Lanshan..ATB Tom..
Thanks!
Hey Kevin I hope you are well and thank you so much for the super thank you. I really appreciate it.. All the very best wishes Tom
I forgot to say. There is also a Forclaz pole tent from decathlon, lightweight and I think looks the business and it may be that one I go to for my 2/3 season tent. So many options! Onetigris, lanshan, decathlon, impossible to choose sometimes 🙂
You are right about the choice.. That's why this is my second video themed Tent Crisis.. I am always changing them.. Yes I have seen that Forclaz tent and it's raised at one end which I think 🤔 would be amazing for interior space.. Great to hear your thoughts.. Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 when I get one, I'll do a review of it as the specs look pretty good. I know decathlón are now doing none dyed tents too to be more eco friendly, which I think is a great idea but camping up in the snowy Pyrenees where I go, I could end up losing the tent! But I do think they look cool. Hopefully I'll have one soon and give you my thoughts. Cheers!
Duration gets my vote Tom. Albeit that’s me ignoring the price difference. Not the first time I’ve done that where gear is concerned 😏
Hey Gary good to hear your opinion.. Definitely more features and thought behind the design. But like you say quite a difference in price. ATB Tom
Interesting review, thanks! I like the double walled tent between the two choices. I'm wondering if a tarp overhead would work well and provide more protection from the elements and improve the performance of the smaller tent? When we were children, my mom used to take us camping. We didnt have a lot of money at that time, so no expensive gear, yet a lot of good food and fun. Sometimes it's best to go out in nature and not let funds steal one's joy on earth. 😊
Yes despite technology development single wall tents will always suit a narrower range of conditions.. It's a great value shelter though and a lot of fun. I have zero experience of tarps as I always camp in exposed windy conditions.. That usually means I'll always have the location to my self.. Hey thank you for the comment and watching the video.. best wishes Tom
Great comparison Tom. It is a difficult one. I don't have the Lanshan Two, but do have the Lanshan One (non pro version). Based on that, I agree and think that the X-Mid is the better tent, but does that scale accordingly with the price we here in the UK have to pay? 🤷
I wonder what your thoughts would be if you compared the standard version of the Lanshan 2 to the X-Mid 2. As it's double walled and so gets around some of the condensation issues, would it make a closer comparison?
Hey thank you for the comments and positive feedback.. I think here it's not just the double wall aspect but just more attention to detail with the design.. It's a tough one as the X Mid is expensive enough here in the UK and the details are nice to have as more than a need to have .. ATB Tom
It would be good to get Dan Durstons comments in regards to materials and extra guy out points. He is very involved with others reviews
Hi Phil yes Dan does seem to get involved certainly with comments on his own channel as he got back to me from one I made.. Tom
Good backyard-type comparisons demonstrated. Hard to pick a winner between he two. In all candor...I'd relate both are somewhat lacking, disadvantaged, relatively poor tent selections regarding 3+seson, two-person, going mild to wild. Bluntness aside... It's about mindset, practice, expectation, and application in realistic, moderate and not extreme-type conditions ventures. If I had to select one of these and carefully considering how, where, why, cost, availability, etc... Lanshan 2 Pro would be my choice. A.) Price and availability B.) in a close to failure or full-on failure situation... having simplicity, symmetry, and single wall modifications receives meaningful nod. C.) Much easier personalized/customizing mods.
Hi, I hope that you are well and once again I really appreciate your thoughts and comments.... Some others have favoured the Lanshan too.. I would struggle to decide with the price difference here in the UK. I prefer the X - Mid but at double the money I am not sure its with it... Been very impressed with the Lanshan for what it is from the first minute I pitched it.... ATB Tom
Good presentation Tom. I'll find out the prices in USA if I can. Lanshan $252 USD new, Amazon , etc. sellers $182 and up. Durston X MidPro 2 $679 to 689 USD in stock dealer direct. I tend to agree. The double wall and the extra space of the Durston pretty much clenches it for me. In heavy weather I have my Hellebergs. This would do good motorcycling for most of my use. Patagonia, Alaska and Norway are another matter.
X MidPro 2 is a different tent from the one in this review.
Hi Sam how are you doing? Thank you for your help and research.. Great to hear your thoughts 🤔 once again.. Really appreciate you comment on so many of my videos. And watching too of course.. ATB Tom
I love the lanshan 2 Pro, it's my go to summer tent, I always go out with my border collie and there is plenty of room for us both. Personally, I wouldn't use it in winter, as I use the abisko lite 2 for winter camps. Can't comment on the x mid as never used it but it looks really good.
If I had to make a choice, I would go with the lanshan purely on a cost basis. Good comparative video. Maybe you could compare the lite 2 with the nallo 2, I would be interested in your thoughts on that.
Hi Phil thank you for your thoughts 💭🤔.. Great to hear and definitely the Lanshan has a big cost advantage and does most things pretty well.. As for the Abisko Lite 2 vs a Nallo... That would have been a comparison I would have loved to do but I had a problem with the Abisko and Fjallraven Raven customer service so the Abisko is long gone.. It's got a happy home though which is great.. Thank you once again for watching and commenting.. ATB Tom
I like both tents but as you say, with taxes and duties the Durston starts getting pricey. Also, the material of the lanshan is better and stronger (it's beads water better than polyester) i would get seam sealed lanshan version as I think it's taking the Mickey a little bit asking people to seam seal themselves. Nice comparison. Thanks.
Hey thank you for the second comment.. Great to hear.. Some debate at the moment re syl nilon VS syl polyester.. Like yourself I am more than happy with the properties of the nylon. I just have more confidence in it being stronger as it will stretch before tearing.. ATB Tom
I ordered a Lanshan 2 Pro and paid for the seam sealing service. Do not do this. They did a terrible job and it is not properly seam sealed at all. The silicone they used is strange, looks almost like bathroom silicone to me as opposed to the silicone you get when you use proper seam seal for sil nylon.
I would strongly recommend that you seam seal it yourself.
It's not better. Silnylon sags and absorbs water. Polyester doesn't. So after it's rained you need to tighten up your Lanshan and it will be quite a bit heavier to pack away.
Thanks, a helpful comparison.
One thing worth noting is that, in ny understanding, the Lanshan 2 (not the pro version) IS a double walled tent.
Not only that but its possible to buy it with a 3 season or "4" season inner.
Yes thanks for sharing that point.. Very relevant.. Best wishes Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 👍
Durston is about $300 US, Lanshan about $200 US.
Also, sil poly doesn't sag or stretch and doesnt soak up water, and lasts longer to UV, though silnylon is stronger
Hey Dan I appreciate your input here.. Looks like you covered all the pros and cons of the difference between the two fabrics thank you.. All the very best wishes Tom
The "guylines" on the lanshan walls are not anchor points at all. They are there solely to provide more internal space. There are a few videos on youtube showing the tent failing/ripping at these "pull out" points, because the user pulled them tight as if they were anchors.
Kevin sorry for any confusion but I never used the word Anchor but maybe I gave that intention..... Could you point me in the direction of the Lanshan Pro model failing at this point as I have had a good look on TH-cam and can only find videos of the standard Lanshan failing due to fabric ripping probably in conditions it wasn't designed for.. Hey ATB and appreciate your comments.. Tom
Well,I spent my money on the Lanshan,couldn't argue with price,I got Lanshan 1 and 2 for less than £200!
Great value getting them for that price . Best wishes and thank you for sharing.. Tom
I am still trying to decide between the X-Mid1 and the Lanshan2P. I used the Lanshan for two seasons straight in the High Sierra and it worked OK. Biggest complaints was the sagging from the sil-nylon and condensation on rainy/humid nights. It was an issue, but it was manageable, and in my opinion, not too terrible. Last summer I had some issues with altitude sickness and long story short I lost my Lanshan, it apparently got left behind, I went back for a long, fruitless search, but to no avail. So now I’m in the market for another tent I am leaning towards the Durston, but the Lanshan 2 Pro was a lot of tent for the money. I do wish 3F UL would make the switch to sil-poly, like Henry from TarpTents did.
Hey great to hear of your experience... Personally I am not convinced on the market trend of Sil Poly.... Your are right about the sagging of nylon but I feel this stretch allows the fabric to absorb force and is less likely to fail.. Its is accepted that silicone coatings make the fabric stronger so if its coated on both sides that can only be a good thing IMO regarding fabric strength. ... Just manage the cons like the sagging and seam sealing... BUT I am afraid I do like the double wall in the Durston and the offset design and slightly more premium feel.. So not sure where that leaves us ha ha... I hope that this helps and all the very best wishes.. Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 thanks Tom. I went ahead and pulled the trigger this morning on the Lanshan 1 Pro. I saw it on Ali 30%off (more like 15% off, as they are always below “regular” price) it was $140 out the door shipping everything included. As I discussed with my wife, I only go out 2 to 3 weeks a year. Usually just one long trip may be a long trip and one short trip at the most. I just don’t use it enough to justify paying nearly double that for the Durston. Now in a few years when I retire and I start doing more and longer trips, then I might upgrade my game a bit.
Just a recap of my recent two week JMT hike with the Lanshan 1 Pro. The tent worked flawlessly, making seam seal, using clear silicone and mineral spirits (aka paint thinner) worked very well, no leaks with multiple nights of rain. I very much missed the extra room of the Lanshan 2 Pro, I forget I’m a bigger guy, 6’ 220lbs, so I’m leaning towards getting the 2 Pro with the T Doors. 3-F UL Gear makes a compelling case about why sil-nylon is the better fabric over the long run, why it uses it instead of sil poly even though sil poly is a cheaper and easier fabric to construct with. According to 3F UL on their site:
“Nylon and Polyester
Nylon fabric is one of the most common fabrics used in outdoor products, it is very hard-wearing and has a good resistance to tearing. It was used to make parachutes in World War II, which shows that it is very strong and lightweight.
Polyester is a cheap material compared to nylon and we also make some polyester tents, mainly for car camping users who are more sensitive to price than to material performance.
Strength
Nylon is much stronger than polyester. In addition to the strength of the material itself, this comes from the fact that it has a certain amount of elasticity. When nylon is impacted or stretched, the fibres elongate, creating a cushion that keeps the material from breaking, as you might imagine if you couldn’t break a sponge with your fist. But this elasticity can also cause some problems, it can make non-freestanding tents more difficult to pitch and more difficult to produce.
Polyester is a cheap material compared to nylon and we also make some polyester tents, mainly for car camping users who are more sensitive to price than to material performance.
The strength of nylon fabrics can vary greatly from one post-treatment to another. If treated with PU, called PU Nylon, the strength of that nylon will be greatly reduced as the water resistance increases, which is why most manufacturers do not apply a thick PU layer, the thicker the PU layer the more fragile the strength will be and the thinner the PU layer the lower the life expectancy. As you can see, it’s a compromise either way.
The thicker the silicone, the more water and tear resistant it will be, but it will become more slippery and difficult to work with on a normal sewing machine, which means higher costs. Also, nylon that has been treated with double-sided silicone, or SilNylon, cannot be factory taped as PU Nylon tents.”
@@JRoss707 You can also read Durston take on this question (materials tab on his website).
Just purchased the Durston solid for ease of pitch, warmer and the much larger covered vestibules
Am taking it out on an extended trip
Will compare it to my Lanshan 2 Pro 3 season mesh
I hope it will be more stable on windier conditions
Will report back
Hey thank you.. id be very interested to hear how they get on stability wise... Tom
There is another factor for the ‘average consumer’ to consider, and that’s lead time from order to arrival.
All tents and shelters bring a compromise in some way or another, and those compromises will be infinitely variable from one user to another. There is of course just one exception… H. A… 😁*
Great video, Tom👍
Hey Shamus.. You are quick off the blocks tonight. I appreciate that very much.. Great to hear your thoughts 🤔💭.. Both of these can be a bit slow on the delivery front and that's not good when you want it fast... Hey I hope you are well..Tom
looking at buying them in America right now. The Lanshan 2 pro including shipping and tax would run me $203, the x mid 2 would run me a few pennies under $300. Im super frugal so the idea of spending a little more for convenience is tough for me but the price is close enough I splurged for the durston. Kinda wish I had both though just to try it out!
Hey great to hear your thoughts on the two tents.. Both are very good tents but the Durston has the edge for many practical features.... best wishes Tom
I was looking at those but went with the tarptent notch, its on sale atm for $250, should cope with the wind better then both these being lower profile and more streamlined with catenary curves
only a 1 person tho not that much room inside the inner
Hi thank you for the comments and watching.. Yes Tarp Tent have a great selection and I have looked closely at the notch on a number of occasions... Once again thank you for the comments.. ATB Tom
I’ve had a lanshan 2 and really couldn’t get on with it. For me the quality of the tent just seemed meh, and felt cheap. Yet to try my xmid out yet, bought it due to the good reviews so fingers crossed it works for me.
Hey Rick thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.. The Lanshan and Durston here will definitely feel very different I think.. Durston feels really good quality with some nice touches... I wish you many happy camps with it.. ATB Tom
please review the new Tarptent Scarp 1 Ultra! it’s a new material and there’s virtually no content online about its storm performance and durability
Yes I will because I have one... Still in the process of testing it,. Best wishes Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 that’s great to hear, do you have a rough estimate for when you’re going to post the review? I’m going to the notoriously windy Patagonia for 6 weeks this winter and having a crisis now over choosing the right tent to take with me :D
I have a both tent and I cant believe you thing the lanshan is better made than the xmid thats crazy
I dont actually so not sure how that came across. Sorry to give you that opinion... I personally prefer the materials on the Lanshan but thats not to say it's better made. best wishes Tom
Durston is of way WAY higher production quality. So it will last longer. Also the Lanshan is made from sil nylon which sags. And for a trekking pole tent the structure is made from the tautnes of the fabric, and so sag will effect the structural integrity.
Hi Michael, thank you for taking the time to comment here. Yes you definitely have some good points here... All the very best wishes. Tom
Couldn't disagree with you more regarding the performance in the weather. I've got multiple versions of both tents (Lanshan 2 and 2 Pro and the X-Mid 2 and 2 Pro).
From my use, the wind shedding is far better with the X-Mid. Also, the X-Mid does not sag when in heavy rain conditions - the sil-nylon stretches and sags quite a bit.
Only place the Lanshan wins really is value.
Great vids!
Hey really great to hear your thoughts 💭 as an experienced owner of both tents... I was only giving my opinion from experience so far but great to have a second one from yourself... Thank you for your time to comment and positive feedback.. ATB Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100I recently sold my Lamshan 2 Pro as having both the X-Mid 1 and 2; and after many uses, found the Durston tents vastly superior in weather resistance. I have all the extra guylines attached and use 16 custom tent pegs which creates a bomber tent in my opinion.
I have double pole adapted custom Lightwave Sigma's and Double cross poled TN Southern Cross's tents if weather looks extremely challenging but more often than not X-Mid just deals with it. I do recall a couple of nights in the Lanshan 2 that really challenged the tent which kind of left me feeling quite unconfident hence sale. Great analysis of tents Tom... Love your video's and as an obsessive 15+ tent owner. I have 5 or 6 teepee style tents by Luxe, Golite, Mld etc and find these can be splendid at weather resistance too ... All the best..
@@anthonyantonio9201 Hey Anthony great to hear your thoughts 💭 and experience.. You certainly have a great collection.. Hard to use them all.. ,😁😁 but great to be able to compare.. Thank you once again for sharing your user experience and positive feedback.. ATB Tom
I have both and I would go for the Lanshan
Interesting when everyone is going crazy for the Durston. Which has the more flappy interior Dave?
@@Fellmandave1 - Idid the skyetrail in the Xmid... its very flappy in the wind and the DCF makes a lot of noise. Additionally, the way the sides slope means that when it is windy the sides bend in really far leaving little foot/head room on the effected end. Conversely, the Lanshan has been bullet proof. Certainly less noisy and inspires more confidence in the wind.
Finally, the DCF is not as strong as is advertised. You have to be really careful there are no rubbing points anywhere. My tent actually ripped at the base. I got no support from Dan Durston on this either so honestly, when you consider the cost of the tent overall i would not recommend it to anyone.
This is really good to read, I was close to spending 500 on the xmid. Think I'll go for the lanshan now. 👍🏻
The X-Mid 2 is USD $300.00.
Thank you for sharing and answering my question.. Very much appreciated.. Tom
Really should be Lanshan vs X-Mid, and Lanshan Pro vs X-Mid Pro
In a perfect world or for sponsored content creators yes possibly... I am a small channel and I have to work with what I can source.. best wishes Tom
Paid 159 for Lan 320 for mid2
Happy with it
Hey thank you for sharing.. I appreciate it.. ATB Tom
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Yr a laugh... I have a few viewers who are entertained at my pronouncing some words.... Was wondering where you were as haven't heard from you for a while.... Tom
@@TOMHEANEY100 I was in jail.
@@memphisreines4058 fair enough, I hope they treated you well and you told the staff who you were and then got VIP treatment 👑
@@TOMHEANEY100 there are always asholes everywhere but I stop them immediately. Mostly staff is drunk with power thinking they're untouchable and do whatever they want yet they will also be good guys just doing their job.