I will always prefer a tent over a tarp any day and you've sold me on this one. That is one of the best tent systems for the price that I've seen. Excellent vid !
Glad that they took into account that tiny little detail, of angling one side a bit lower. I had one from OneTigris, I think, that is the same height on both ends, and the snow and water (at different times) pooled up on the "awning", and it finally tore through at the seem on one...and the "awning" ripped in the middle of the material on the second one (a company renewal, when I returned the first one), so i returned that one as well. They sent me a 3rd one, but I haven't used it since. This one, it just looks like you may have to remember about "rooftop/awning" drainage of rain water from the lowered side, so it doesnt drain into the mesh bug netting and into the tent. Looks like it would make a good one person (plus a dog, maybe....watch the doggy toenails, due to the sil-nylon) shelter. Keep up the great work !!! Good to see you back, and posting, Brother !!!
I was considering the One Tigris but I'm reconsidering this one instead based on your experiences. Heavy rain rates are a thing here and I never thought of the flaps and drainage. Nor had I heard of these failures but now I can see why this is a superior design. Thanks!
After 10 years,i finally got the entire tent camping, survival, disappear/stealth set up. Has been ordered. Be here Saturday. Every thing i got is good priced for value. Everything i have you'd use or approve. I guess ill take it to gun club set up day,night,day test run.
ordered one on the 2nd of sept got here on the third. set it up on the third. first thing wrong. part of the zipper material was moth / acid eaten away. no instructions with the tent on set up. improvements that should be made-- mid length stake out points on the floor and the lower back vent. also add a tie out half way up the back side to pull the side out. add a tie out point mid way on the bottom of the door. love the stakes it comes with, the metal triangle type. they are the only stake type i use. set it up with trekking poles. the surprise was the the short end. minimum trek pole height. suggestion pack 2 zippy bags & rubber bands if you do this set up, use the bags to cover your trek pole handles. got wait 2 days for some rain to come in for waterproof test.
Hi! Can you tell me if the bivy is wider on one side? I can see that it's taller on one side but how about the width? I'm not sure to understand the measurements on the Onewind website.
It looked small till you got into it. Painting a tarp or tent you might want to use Rit clothing dye. I was thing about using clothing dye in garden hand pump sprayer so I can customize the paint (stain) job and it wont peel, I just dont know if the dye will penetrait. You mentioned its water proof and you metiond the flooring had its own level of waterproof rating. I had a tent that ws similar and I was in the crockett forest and we had a 2.5 inch rain and water came over my floor ridge. Do you water proof your tents?
Looks like it’s copied off of the one Tigris bungalow, I got that tent and I like the design but the material was to thin and the floor was to thin , maybe one wind did a better job with it
@@allenthomas5297 when it falls apart in about a couple of months after every day use surviving you'll remember what I said. I can tell you're a greenhorn
@@redfaux74 weight is having nothing in the woods. These things just simply disintegrate! a 8×8 canvas will last years. How long have you lived in the bush?
@CatHound - I live in a house. Not in a city tho. I live way out with the mountain lions in the far west. But he's right about the weight. Removing any weight in a 40 lb bag is a life saver.
He hasn't been producing a lot of videos the last year. Not sure why. I go to his home channel and look for the latest video to be sure I'm getting my notifications.
