Pyramid Tent review
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Pyramid Tent review
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Interesting tent review: http://hikinginfinland.com/2013/02/locu ... Finland%29
Interesting tent review: http://hikinginfinland.com/2013/02/locu ... Finland%29
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Re: Pyramid Tent review
I'm a big fan of pyramid style shelters (or rigging flat tarps in a pyramid shape), that one looks very nice. Similar to a MLD solomid but a bit lighter. Be interesting to read a bit more about it when the English site goes up.
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There are also these: http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/produ ... ?PageID=36
Needless to say I bought the heavier version last year but it is a spacious tent for sitting out bad weather, unlike my Akto.
Needless to say I bought the heavier version last year but it is a spacious tent for sitting out bad weather, unlike my Akto.
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I like that too. Looks like a good compromise between and tarp and a tent.
After spending my first few nights under a tarp, in good weather Im not convinced my tarp is large enough for bad weather
After spending my first few nights under a tarp, in good weather Im not convinced my tarp is large enough for bad weather
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Siltarp 1 by chance?After spending my first few nights under a tarp, in good weather Im not convinced my tarp is large enough for bad weather
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Borah gear 9'x5.5's8tannorm wrote:Siltarp 1 by chance?After spending my first few nights under a tarp, in good weather Im not convinced my tarp is large enough for bad weather
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How did you bicycle it? A frame, lean to?Borah gear 9'x5.5'
I still think this is one of the best compromises between the two.I like that too. Looks like a good compromise between and tarp and a tent.
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I thought so too. Just got a lair delivered. Looks good. :D
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Aframe first night, which would keep the rain off so long as its not too windy i guess.s8tannorm wrote:How did you bicycle it? A frame, lean to?Borah gear 9'x5.5'
A frame with one side low the second, made it a very low pitch
Lean to 3rd night, kept some of the wind off but to get out of any rain would have been tricky / Tarp in face
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9' x 5.5' should be big enough to set up as a half pyramid. Tend to find it gives you the most useful coverage possible from a small(ish) tarp.
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hmm, that looks pretty good. I guess your feet would be touching the tarp at the bottom in order to get your head out of the rain, if its raining!
How long is that pole?
How long is that pole?
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Not me ... I can fit under ithmm, that looks pretty good. I guess your feet would be touching the tarp at the bottom in order to get your head out of the rain, if its raining!
110cmHow long is that pole?
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