Envoyé de mon E6560C en utilisant Tapatalk
Statistics: Posted by reaper — Wed Nov 04, 2015 6:03 pm
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I was kind of wondering if one of those UCO candle lanterns would add any warmth to a BT2, or at least help with condensation.
Statistics: Posted by MontanaMarine — Wed Nov 04, 2015 5:23 pm
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He said it rained all weekend but he was nice and comfy with just a big candle going all night
He got a nice, meaty spike buck on Sunday BTW.
Statistics: Posted by alukban — Wed Nov 04, 2015 12:01 pm
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I'm hoping to find some tips and/or videos about this tent so that I can learn how to pitch it more quickly... then I'll wander out to a city park to play with it for a bit, hopefully before my next adventure.
Statistics: Posted by Tamerlin — Thu Oct 22, 2015 5:22 pm
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I really like the size and ease of set up. It was my first experience in a single wall shelter, and there was a lot of condensation on the inside (temps were about 40 at night, 60-70 in the day), which I will have to get used to. However, I also should have opened the zipper more to allow for better venting.
As a one man shelter though it seems hard to beat, especially if bugs aren't a significant problem.
Statistics: Posted by Camber — Wed Oct 14, 2015 2:40 am
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We sold off our nylon 4-season tents, a 2-man and 8-man, in favor of the tipis. The tipi is so light, and so fast and simple to pitch, and take down. Not to mention woodstove capability.
Statistics: Posted by MontanaMarine — Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:09 am
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I was pitching it and making some stake loop extensions with 550 cord. Anyway, I noticed a couple features that I don't know what the intended use is, so maybe you can let me know.
First, four loops sewn in on the interior, up at the cone,
Second, there are short nylon ties on two of the interior stake loops, between the doors, and opposite each other,
Overall, looks like an awesome solo shelter,
Thanks, Shane
Statistics: Posted by MontanaMarine — Wed Oct 07, 2015 9:20 pm
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