Tipi Unboxing and Review! Can a Tipi Work for You in the Desert? Luxe Megahorn XL & Safir 7 Tipis.

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In today's video we are to take a look at 2 tipis that might provide a good option for nomadic living! I am looking for a cheaper and easier way for people to be nomadic! The problem is the wind in the desert.
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@snowbirdgardener 3 года назад

In the 70's, my friends were living in leather tee pees in the mountains of Colorado. These look great!

@richardclark8520 3 года назад

Can't wait to see the update on these.

@michaeltichonuk2176 3 года назад

I used many tents. Recently been using Cabellas Windstar 6 man. I can stand up in it. (Reason for purchase) It's a geodesic. It handles sustained winds above 50 mph, I know as I used it in those winds. With heavy rain. Geodesic tents are the best. The only con I have with my Windstar is set up and take down as I run solo. It can be set up solo even for an old fella like myself. You just have to be smarter then the materials your working with.

@pimacanyon6208 3 года назад

I think you're right about the dome tents being maybe the best for standing up to wind. Looks like the Cabellas Windstar 6 is made of polyester which is way better than nylon for use in bright sunshine because UV doesn't break down polyester like it does nylon. (Probably eventually does break it down, but much more slowly than nylon.) Interesting idea. Looks like you would have a lot of room inside especially for one or two people. How long does it take you to set it up?

@michaeltichonuk2176 3 года назад

@@pimacanyon6208 set up about 20 minutes on the short side, usually about 30, but that includes setting up whatever bed I use too and putting clothes locker (tubs) in. Take down always is longer though. Making sure it's dry, no debris being trapped in it. This is the con part. I enjoy this Windstar especially out west where I can fold fly back and see the stars or whatever is outside my tent. Purchase price was 225, with veteran discount and sale . Excellent buy for me. The vestibule is extremely useful ...has more then enough room for chairs and cooking...

@michaeltichonuk2176 3 года назад

@@pimacanyon6208 I also got the floor, it the same as the Alaskan guide floor. I used that as a template for the footprint I cut outta a 10 mil home depot tarp. Protect the floor if you get one. Videos said it was the weak link so I addressed that right off.

@GabrielleFreedom 3 года назад

11 months a nomad here & never happier. Thanks Bob. Bought the Tentipi last year. It’s amazing! Selling my low riding Class B and heading out in just my Jeep and this exact Tentipi. Fantastic for getting out into the wild and away from others when wanted/needed. ✌️❤️

@oopsieeee 3 года назад

Really want to watch the setups. This could be a game changer for people trying to live in their vehicle.

@TiredOfAllOfThis 3 года назад

Seems like such a genuinely nice guy.

@user-ed7si9no7i 3 года назад

Your helping so very many people, thank you.

@rebeccaofpollywogflatts8976 3 года назад

Have enjoyed tipi's over the years. Been out of the loop. Looking to extend my Michigan seasons in the spring and fall with a tipi in addition to my Chrysler. Thank you for expanding my knowledge on so many things. Bob and Team, you all are such blessings. May many be motivated to pay it forward in any way we can.

@mildredmorgan7223 3 года назад

Bob that's a very nice thing you are doing I'm happy to see that there's some one out there that cares about it here people God bless

@markpashia7067 3 года назад

I think you are on to something Bob. The circle in a wind is a good choice as wall tents have more resistance. However both of those might be tough to drive stakes in the desert. I do love the solution to the poles in these modern ones. The true native american tipis had a large number of long wood poles that could be used as a carrier when moving with horses but in the modern world the best answer is a boat trailer with a barrel for the ends of the poles and a rack at the other end to put them high over the roof of the tow vehicle. Cannot wait to see how these work. But I think you are correct in that they are best where there are trees for wind break. Many folks I have seen ended up making stakes out of rebar with welded hooks for the tent loops so that you can have real steel to pound into the ground, but rebar stakes are heavy and you need a heavy hammer as well. Always trade offs of weight and strength.

@dylanarnold9127 3 года назад

Love this channel

@_LVC 3 года назад

I told my psychiatrist that one day I feel like a teepee and the next day I feel like a wigwam,he said I know what your problem is,you're 2 tents

@TheMinot60 3 года назад

An oldie and a goodie!

@ATumblelinaTruth7777 3 года назад

Thank You Bob 🤗💝🤗

@rosemarie20 3 года назад

For $2200 for a tent it ought to be comfortable! Makes me wonder how much of that $2200 is hype because it was used for a South Pole expedition.

@RonaldSI1962 3 года назад

I got My Minivan for $1300 in Dec. 2019, I love to have a teepee some day

@RonaldSI1962 3 года назад

2005 Dodge Caravan

@jawalakhel4606 6 месяцев назад

The inner tent is 1500 eur. All hype

@marilynrenaud1892 3 года назад

This is very interesting I can't wait to see them set up. 👍👍👍👍👍😁

@robertstanley3253 3 года назад

Looking forward to the set up video.

@BobtheTraveler-WD8NVN 3 года назад

Great Video, Bob !!

@cotter9751 3 года назад

Tipis sound interesting! Look forward to the tipi build and test. Tks!

@kimberlypenney7216 3 года назад

Looking forward to seeing them set up. Would love to see how your volunteers set up the inside as well.

@pimacanyon6208 3 года назад

great video. thank you. for me, I would rather spend the $2200 on getting a better van or minivan than on the canvas tipi. I do like living in a tent or tipi, but as you point out, it's not be best shelter in the desert because of wind and the harsh sunshine.

@thizizliz 3 года назад

Another good one Bob. Tipis make good sense for the desert. Hopefully your testers don't disappear and you can get good reviews over time. Those long term reviews that you have people do are brilliant. Perhaps for the setting up video, you could have an older woman do it, to show how it works. Not a tall one like Bex (she's young anyway) but someone like 5' tall and over 60, because that's who is looking at this and wondering if it will work for her. For hot weather, I think the taller one would be better to allow the heat to rise and escape. For winter, I'd want to cover that opening to keep my body heat inside.

@62WILDCAT 3 года назад

AWESOME ! Trusting your testing info. I've loved tent camping a lot. Tipi looks even better !

@thevideostump46239 3 года назад

I had a Seek Outside 6 person Tipi with a Titanium stove.. The whole thing weighed 12lbs.. Tipi, stove, stove pipe, pole, stakes, etc... It was fun to sleep in...

@vannemocilac274 3 года назад

I had one also and stove. Material frayed apart in the winds and flapped like crazy.

@heartdawg 3 года назад

Bell Tent!! Withstands wind and rain!

@hotmugatushouseofwheels8922 3 года назад

Your my dude! I’ve been looking at canvas Teepees for a few years. Have not been able to pull the trigger, because of the price and fear of its failures. This will answer a bunch of questions. 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

@bonnieboyle2030 3 года назад

Excellent. Thank you Bob. Great idea for people who can’t afford a van, etc.

@larryseroter 3 года назад

Spot on with your reviews of the tents, Thanks Bob stay safe and healthy.

@ChasOnErie 3 года назад

Great idea and easy to put up ... been used for thousands of years ...?why not now ?!!!

@jonathanhansen3709 3 года назад

Have to disagree about the difficulty of putting up the Kodiak Flex Bow tents. I’ve been using my two man Kodiak VX Flex Bow tent (8.5ft X 6ft) for weeks at a time for the last year, and its a breeze to set up and take down. The strong Canvas has held up to the sun, and 50-60mph Mojave desert wind storms, without the incessant flapping you talk about. This size would be comfortable for two, and I find spacious for myself. After setting it up 2 or 3 times, you become an expert at it. I will say without qualification, this is the best car-camping tent I’ve used in nearly 50 years of doing it,

@kyststudio-epicartadventure 3 года назад

Can’t wait to see the assembly.

@marjiecleveland 3 года назад

I'm really looking forward to seeing the setup and testing of these two tipis!! I've always liked tipis and it may be what I end up with!!

@ontheroadwithjoy6266 3 года назад

OMG....Does anyone else not see this? If you can afford a $2200 tent, you can afford a mini van.....lol.

@leoblumhagen644 3 года назад

True

@TellMeAboutYourDog 3 года назад

Gotta love a great tipi.

@eli1214 3 года назад

Bob my Honda Civic had 4 14 mm bolts holding the passenger seat. It took me 5 minutes to remove it. then, I bought 40 dollar's worth of wood and tools and built a flat bed. Then I put my foam mattress there. I get 40 mpg. I lived in a tent for 4 months before finally building a bed. It's just way more convenient to find a parking spot than a flat campsites not to mention my mattress used to get wet on the bottom from condensation, leaky zippers, and zero sound dampening. Oh and waking up shivering sucks.

@tikoy1955 3 года назад

Good video. Anxiously waiting for the set up video.

@nobadmojo70 3 года назад

There's a reason why the army uses canvas in the dessert. Thank you for such great content and commitment to keep people educated about option for living your best life.

@kathyreeves8853 3 года назад

I live in southern Az,put up a Stout Bell tent, 4meters. I love it .Cotton polyester duck cloth.Tent is standing up to all the elements Az offers.Cover it with a sun shade,put on tent platform, use it all the time .Stout tents all styles made in Phoenix,Az.

@tmb2226 3 года назад

Thank you for posting this. It looks like an awesome tent.

@elizabethreid9448 3 года назад

hi. thank you Bob. I'm going to be stuck in my jeep and not too excited about that but being positive I know I will see remarkable things in my travel This gives me food for thought. I have (not much at all) xtra cash less than 5000 but I may "put. this idea in my pipe and smoke it" thank you

@lifeoflucretia 3 года назад

Bob, EXCELLENT information! LUCRETIA

@hildejohnson7241 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing about the tents I used to go camping in tent when I was younger I just wish I had a good vehicle to travel love to be out there with you guys traveling cuz been a dream of mine for a long time my kids are grown so I want to do something but right now I can't my vehicle broke down but I can't afford it so I'm stuck where I'm at I'd rather be out exploring in my wheelchair in the mountains or wherever thanks for sharing your videos with this and stay safe out there be careful and happy happy travels

@paulinecormier9555 3 года назад

Your Awesome Bob, I love your show, your an inspiration, keep up the good Videos 👍

@einzgeisha 3 года назад

cant wait to see the set up!!!

@aspitofmud6257 3 года назад

"It's only $500." Bob has become rich now.

@pimacanyon6208 3 года назад

$500 ain't what it used to be! (But our government tells us there's no inflation! I wonder, do those guys ever go to a grocery store or restaurant or lumber yard?!)

@tmad5358 3 года назад

Comfort and sleep are my big needs. I tried other options, but settled on an rv. It limits my ability to get to the back woods, but it's a worthy tradeoff

@grannieannie1371 3 года назад

You also look at inflatable tents you can get them in canvas, the poles don't break, and they are easy for one person to put up.

@timcmiles 3 года назад

The tent is made in Scandinavia and is modeled after the Sami tipi style tents. These people were / are the traditional reindeer herders. The company that was mentioned, imports these tents. They are designed to be able to have a fire within or the use of a portable wood stove. 4 Dog Stoves, out of Minnesota, makes a very nice titanium stove which works very nicely. You pay for quality. IMHO pay once, cry once!

@sarabegay6339 3 года назад

I've lived in a tipi, I like them. BUT Picking up everything and packing it away and getting it out again got old in a hurry. I stay with my van.

@tonymacaluso4609 3 года назад

Bob the best tent stakes are pole barn nails with a washer on the near the head

@JoesCaribbeanVanLife 3 года назад

Never seen a tipi in P.R. cant wait to see how they look all set up.

@alicesmith3249 3 года назад

Love the tipi idea. Can’t wait to see the outcome of the test.

@missirritated4872 3 года назад

I've actually entertained a canvas bell or wall tent some where for permanent vs a van skoolie etc. Brian and his fur baby Sierra are very interesting to watch. God bless from Indiana

@litoreggie 3 года назад

Agree with another comment referring to the Shiftpod!

@brianleonard6885 3 года назад

Can't wait to see set up and hear how they do.

@kimconnollysolocampermarri467 3 года назад

I cannot wait to see the tents set up!

@SL_BA 3 года назад

We have a van and we carry a cheap tent everywhere we go. When we are at a spot for several days, we will set the tent up to free up space inside the van. We are seriously thinking about purchasing a large, high quality canvass tent. I cant wait to see the reviews of these tents. They look awesome.

@OutandAboutWithDiane 3 года назад

The Kodiak seems durable but we used ours for the second time in Convict lake and the winds were horrible. Ripped the tent at the seam of the bathtub and the structural integrity of the tent was toast. The company was supposed to send us a replacement canvas and they didn't. This was 2.5 months ago. It is also heavy and pretty much requires 2 people to set up.

@turquoisewitch.wild-owl 3 года назад

I told my husband you used the phrase: "cheap Chinese junk." He always says, "cheap Chinese crap." We just thought it was funny!

@SarahQMalone 3 года назад

Yeah, tho it should be noted that some Chinese manufacturing, design & production is excellent. Look at their Mars mission, for example. Granted, it is not the case with many of the inexpensive products America LOVES to buy from them.

@cosmophonic12 3 года назад

I have a Davis canvas tee pee tent. Much better value with 10x more quality and durability. I don’t see myself camping in 100 degree weather in a canvas tent, but my tee pee is much comfortable and stable in severe rain and wind compared to those overpriced tents.

@raccoonlittlebear6476 3 года назад

Haha, I was staying in a tipi village in Pine Ridge, S.Dakota once. One day someone yelled "a funnel cloud!" It sounded like a train going overhead. It took out three tipi's. No one was seriously hurt.

@KD-cm8im 3 года назад

I have a synthetic wall tent from Ozark Trail (yep Walmart) it weights 100lbs and accepts a wood stove and has a floor. It cost 400 bucks. It stood up to a week of winter weather in Colorado and several days of tropical storm winds/rain with no issues.

@brookedolby6853 3 года назад

Thank you for all you do.

@matthewlockhart3226 3 года назад

Hi Bob! It seems that Mansfield Outdoors is only a distributer of the Tent Tipi not the manufacturer. And according to the manufacture's website, a floor can be added to the tipi. Hope this helps. Looking forward to the next video in this series.

@rubiconoutdoors3492 3 года назад

If i was in the desert with snakes n scorpions, Id want a tent with a floor.

@davidleigh443 3 года назад

My thoughts exactly.

@pkell7315 3 года назад

👍 👍

@terririggle6106 3 года назад

I am extremely interested in the outcome of testing these two tepee tents. I only have a tent to bring with me when I travel (for the very first time) to AZ in Dec… I just watched yr video on living in a tent in AZ and was disheartened to learn about the wind issue….stupid question, but is it windy every day, all day and are there other parts of AZ that aren’t so windy that might be better for tenting? Thank you for your informative videos, Bob!

@kenlane9402 3 года назад

We live off grid in the Arizona desert. It can get very windy. But it's usually a gentle breeze for the most part. Calm often and seasonal issues to consider. Monsoon season can be stormy and windy at times. Usually nothing is long lived. Windy half a day, and pleasant for weeks at a time.

@pimacanyon6208 3 года назад

I live in Tucson (southeastern Arizona in the Sonoran Desert) and I can say that wind here is pretty much like it is anywhere else in that it blows some days, but not as much on other days. But as Bob points out, on the days that it does blow, you're going to feel it because there's nowhere to get away from it like there would be if you were in a forest. One thing you can do is park your car on the upwind side of your tent, so the car can serve as a windbreak. But even that doesn't always work because we have a diurnal wind pattern on most days. Here in Tucson, it's often calm at night, then in the morning wind may pick up and blow out of the south or southeast, but around noon it often shifts and blows out of the north or northwest in the afternoon.

@pimacanyon6208 3 года назад

@@eckankar7756 critters are not a problem for me, having lived in Tucson for 13 years. We've had rattlesnakes on our property several times. We're actually glad to see them because they eat packrats! I've seen one scorpion in 13 years. Coyotes yes, but they always run the other way. I've backpacked all over the North Cascades in Washington State, so I've dealt with bears too. And we ran into a bear hiking in the Santa Ritas just south of Tucson. Generally the critters are way more afraid of us than we are of them. I do carry bear spray and a marine horn (tiny little one) when backpacking, more for peace of mind while sleeping than anything else. I've never had to use either the bear spray or the horn. UV will damage all fabrics, yes, but polyester and cotton much less so than nylon.

@terririggle6106 3 года назад

@@kenlane9402 Thank you..😃

@terririggle6106 3 года назад

@@pimacanyon6208 - Thanks for your comments! I was in Tucson five years or so ago for a company I worked for….a lovely area! I am looking to do some boondocking on BLM land….hopefully!

@zachparade2791 3 года назад

Thanks for doing these experiments for the nomad community! It will save people thousands of dollars. Not having spent much time in the dessert yet, I was wondering what would keep the dessert creatures from wanting to cohabitate with you in your tent? Call me selfish, but I like my one space 😆 Seriously though, how would you keep the snakes, scorpions, spiders, and such out, especially without an integrated floor?

@leoblumhagen644 3 года назад

You won’t

@zachparade2791 3 года назад

🤣

@Adventureswithbecky 3 года назад

Yep that wind is no joke. Santa Ana's can be intense.

@jamesgodfrey1322 3 года назад

in the UK there is something call Glamping or luxury camping, Now at the end of year, most years they sell off older Glamping tents I got a Sahara bell tent very minor damage (soon fix 3 cm rip in ground sheet) the tent has a zip in bucket ground sheet and is made of canvas for £100 pounds now it may be worth contacting the US glamping or luxury camping to find out if they also sell off there less then perfect tents 3 year on this tent is still going strong and fix has had no water coming in the zip in ground sheet is outstanding idea for keep both water out and small pest like insects

@dilligaf7321 3 года назад

I live in a rooftop tent on a Honda Ridgeline Overland but due to a back injury I can't climb up the ladder anymore I wonder if that would be a good substitute for me just a little bit out of my pay grade always appreciate your information sir Godspeed

@christinewood8331 3 года назад

Much cheaper in the UK can't say quality is the same ?

@laurieg.2018 3 года назад

For stakes - hardware stores sell galvanized steel 12" garden nails which are about $1 each. If you find someone that does blacksmithing, nothing beats a handmade set of heavy iron, although they cost a bit more and can be quite weighty if you need a good number of them. Tipis are cool, but especially in a place with a lot of creepy crawlies, Id rather have the zip up model with a sewn in floor. Id hate to wake to find a rattler decided to cuddle up next to me for warmth, lol.

@Lawsn4 3 года назад

👍👍👍

@somethinginthepines 3 года назад

The sonoran desert really is a beautiful place, the blooms are beautiful. Too bad its always so hot here. I'm more or a tarp person myself, even if there's no trees you can wrap yourself in it. Tents or anything with a complex set up is very bulky and heavy in my opinion.

@edithdavis2848 3 года назад

Great job Bob, interested in the full set up and performance.

@thedocinthedesert 3 года назад

Bob, if tent or tipi could you talk about the dangers of sleeping on the ground? I worry about snakes, scorpions, spiders, coyotes ,abalinas and bobcats.

@leahrenea2709 3 года назад

Having lived in Arizona I can say that I wouldn't even consider these to live in in the desert. Snakes, scorpions, spiders, javalina and other things. Just a big nope for me. Maybe somewhere else, or for a little camping trip, but not for full time living.

@nancychace8619 3 года назад

Some bodacious rattlers in the desert to be sure. They can keep the scorpions, too, thank you.

@leahrenea2709 3 года назад

@@nancychace8619 I never had to deal with them because we had cats. While I'm not one to allow fear to stop me, I'm also not wanting to wake up to find a snake in my sleeping bag.

@carolynnewyork6919 3 года назад

If any one can come up with the answer it's bob.cause tee pee living will be a another part of nomad life. This so interesting, in parts of Texas they r building clay huts an people r living in them

@mycocoaone 3 года назад

I got to my land in NM and my good custom canvas tipi was stolen and everything I had in it! So just in my jeep. So, I got 10' clothes hanging poles and put them up tipi fashion. Going to home depot and buying tyveck to put over it.

@anitabackroadsonly9086 3 года назад

I'm wondering how a 5'2" 105 pound weakling could set those up. I had trouble with a 6' dome tent

@deborahelburn4720 3 года назад

Ever check out Panther Primitives Tents. 3 types of canvas, seasons any size, style or COLOR. Water resistance, fire repellant. Also custom makes. Tipis, marquees, walls or pup. With stove hole or not. Even have layaway with 2O% down for 6 months so you can plan ahead.

@mikeswildoutdoors7279 3 года назад

I do, check out the Hilleberg Tarra, can withstand Mt Everest winds made for that 100 mph plus when staked out properly.

@calmperson101 3 года назад

Woooh!

@Mikheno 3 года назад

Look at Kodiak Flex-Bow Canvas Tents. We lived in ours in the Baja for 3 months one year. Super tough tents.

@purpletam5900 3 года назад

I love tents, Bob! I wonder about army tents, since they are made to last the weather. Also I wonder what you think about the Crua Combo tent.

@herniedog4641 3 года назад

Gazelle t4 teathered works. For $300+

@K4KGamingandshenanigans 3 года назад

Hard to beat a good tee-pee if its a good quality like that

@sixoffive 3 года назад

Nomads in the Gobi desert - Yurts.

@astrodb4487 3 года назад

Tipis take a lot of room when broken down. People I know who primitive camp in a tipi usually have a separate trailer or large roof racks to carry them around. It's a boat load of canvas and a lot of 20' plus poles. Then again, if they stay at one of those yearly fee places, it might work.

@johnpavon799 3 года назад

Great Video did not know they made them?

@garcialove5930 3 года назад

Hola. 👩🏻‍💼Good morning

@FidoHouse 3 года назад

Wondering about prospectors (aka wall) tents. More poles required, though. But in forest lines to trees can substitute. Usually also heavy canvas. Great living space/clearances and woodstove-friendly.

@kalhammill3806 2 года назад

Try the 4 dog stove co. Titanium

@kimberluna2226 3 года назад

Bob can you teach us the difference of storage of these tents. Is there a greater difference in the "smells of a stored tent" in other words is there a greater possibility of mold in a canvas tent as opposed to a nylon tent???? Please advise. Thank you. Happy trails always...

@Parlour100 3 года назад

Always, always make sure your tent is dry when you pack it away. If there's an emergency, and you can't wait for it to dry after a rain before moving, then get to where it's dry leaving your tent unpacked (not in its storage bag, but laid out best you can), and even if you don't have any intention of setting up right away, lay it out someplace to dry preferably under a bright sun if you stop for a lunch or a break, and then pack it away in its bag. We never had a problem with mildew-y or moldy tents because we always made sure they were packed away dry, and stored in a dry place.

@richardgreiner9264 3 года назад

A lot of work !

@RescueDogTreats 3 года назад

Do mice chew through nylon? The floor is nice to have...

@justinsane7128 3 года назад

In minutes

@derykmacleod4979 3 года назад

interesting...sadly my back isn't overly happy with me for tent setup but I do think about one of those 8x8 extra room that attaches to the awning

@kburkes4245 3 года назад

Enjoyed the video, but that was a bit of a unfair comparison. Obviously the teepees are suited for two different purposes. If you're going to live in it, buy the heavier one. If you're a weekender, the lighter one might work for you.

@jancross516 3 года назад

I have been living in my Kodiak 10x10 tent for over a year now and one of my biggest problems is finding a level area in a desirable spot. With the tepee footprint 50% larger I can imagine it's going to be really hard to find a good place for the tent unless you are pitching it randomly in the open. Just a thought.

@svm409699 3 года назад

So, it seems rain would flood the floor since this does not have a sealed floor as a tent would. Would this be better suited if installed on a platform of some sort? This of course would make it less protable.