I actually used this tent in Sarek nature reserve in Sweden last summer for 4 nights. Hard winds and rain a couple of nights. Worked great. Yet I would like this with an absid. Not room for two people and the gear plus that you cant cook in rainy weather.
Wow really? Do you have any pics? We'd love to see them! Sarek is one of the destinations we want to explore and surely one of the most amazing places in the world. As for hiking equipment, please have a look at our test of the Quick Hiker tent from Decathlon - it it's super cozy and ultra light. Cheers!
I have many pics from my hike in Sarek. Not of the tent though. I will look at your channel. :) I will also put out videos on my channel soon. A winter camp from this winter and then movies from this coming spring and summer. Muddus or Padjelanta is my next goal for the summer.
this could be for 2 people - without gear. good for 1 person with gear. the fly sheet (roof) is water resistant to strong windy, rain, but just right to fit the tent - no vestibule or extra space to be able to cook on a rainy or windy day. it's really just your basic tent. but who can beat the price?! for a really basic waterproof "single" person tent, it's not bad compared to cheap chinese tents that have only 1/4 of a fly sheet and getting drenched inside your tent in light rain...
I went to camping with this tent in 30 deg summer. I didn't sleep all night because i couldn't breath inside. The vent are so small, dont expect any fresh air inside if you have two people.
shorea27 I live in the equator, so for me, its like living in an iron stove whenever i’m in the tent, it got so bad once, corn was steaming inside my tent. But overall its alright, not much issues with it
@@superviperx6995 So that's where the relatively low weight comes from! That's a bit of cheating! A tent needs to include all the pegs necessary to guy out all lines.
