Is The Gazelle T4 Hub Tent Good For Overlanding
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we dive deep into our 18-month review of the T4 Hub Tent to see if it truly stands the test of time. Have all the features held up? Is it still worth the investment after 1.5 years of consistent use? We’ll cover everything from durability, weather resistance, ease of setup, and overall performance in various conditions. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or just getting started, this honest assessment will help you decide if the T4 Hub Tent is the right choice for your outdoor adventures. Join me as we share our experiences, pros and cons, and tips for getting the most out of your T4 Hub Tent. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth gear reviews!
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Thank you for your honesty
I still think rooftop tents are overrated, and not enough people consider ground tents like the gazelle. It's a personal preference thing, but I worry that folks think they need a rooftop tent. They have trade-offs. With that said, I've had a gazelle for over 2 years and am pretty happy with it, but it is huge. Fits the two of us and a dog well, but it's a lot. I go with a heavy 3p backpacking tent sometimes instead due to space sometimes. The smaller tent doesn't catch as much wind either. I agree with your pros and cons, but I guy the corners out and use a tarp every time. They're good pros/cons for people to know.
I know some mention the door tripping. I never have and I’m 62. The door design is pretty much dictated by the hub style design.
Why not use a footprint / cheap ground tarp? Harbor Freight has one on sale now for $4.97 - green - 7 mil - 7’ 4’ wide and 9’ 6” long ….
Wait a minute. You’re complaining that the wall hubs will invert in unusually high winds when they are not guyed-out? Really? You get lazy and blame the tent, LOL! Good grief. And you keep tripping on the door footing. Don’t join the Navy.