Redverz Series ll Expedition Tent 

how do you plan on using "the" or "a tent"? This was my first tent and I learned what I like about it and what I didn't like about it too. I need a tent to take with me when I went motorcycle camping. This one weighed 12 pounds with tons of room and great if you're going to be at specific location for several days. But, when you're traveling several hundred miles a day, I wanted something that I could pitch quickly. After a while I realized that I wanted to travel lighter on my bike, so I picked up a Kelty tent that weighs 6 pounds for hot weather camping and then the same year I got a Snugpak Bunker tent that weighed 7-8 pounds because you could put the tent up in the rain without getting the inside wet. The Kelty had a separate rain sheet that you put on separately, which is great if it's not raining. I started noticing that there where specific designs that I like more than others. They're some people that own a tent for every day of the weeks, I didn't want to be that guy. I have since then sold my Redverz tent, not because its not a great tent... (and i sold my Snugpak bunker tent too), but not because they were bad tents but because I now know how I want to use "A" for my own needs. I also like to buy the best and cry once afterwards. Hilleberg tent is the place I would direct you or anybody to. The have been making tents for the longest time, and you can't beat the quality, the are pricey, but it will the last tent you will need. I live in the northeast and it gets cold. The tent that I now have is the Staika, it's a four season tent and weighs less than 8 pounds it can stand blizzards to major winds and rain storms, and can handle the hottest weather too. Picking out a tent is a process. Redverz's solo is a tent that I almost went with until I looked into Hilleberg. I hope this helps. RU-vid videos also helped a lot in my decision process. So let me know how you plan on using your/tent, in what climate, motorcycle or car camping weight restriction and budget

@@carmas54 Thank you for your thoughtful response. My main use will be summer camping trips on my motorcycle. I will be traveling every day going to a new site every night. I will be traveling solo most of the time. I live in the Southwest near the mountains. A 4 season tent may be the smart move. During the middle of the summer you can get temp's down in the 30's.

+Dan Wade no need BMW bikes love the rain. I rode for 6 days in the rain the bike was in the rain the whole time...and it started everyday