If I could only have one tent...it would be this kzread.info/dash/bejne/aaGWys2Hf7SfiZc.html

@robertfanshawe1155

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Paul, what's the name of the white external storage bag that you've got on the outside of your pack there? I'd like to get one but I don't know what to look up. Thanks for the video!

@dalroache

3 жыл бұрын

Great video ...awesome and thank you...

@albertgrant1017

11 ай бұрын

Great video I liked how you cooked everything !

The only way you can fit 2 people in most 2P tents is if she's really cute.

@thomasmusso1147

3 жыл бұрын

In a 1P tent .. even cuter ..

@rjstewart

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. I always have used a 2P for one person, 3P for two people and so on.

@user-xb7wq5kp5l

3 жыл бұрын

and it`s the best and most important reason :)

@Rightbyme

3 жыл бұрын

I can fit two in my one man jackwolfskin gossamer, if needed

@astralgary.

3 жыл бұрын

Cute don't go camping

Oh the luxury of cooking beside your tent. In Canada your increasing your chances of becoming dinner exponentially.

@counterfit5

3 жыл бұрын

OrMoD Lepper same here in the US. Or at the very least you’re going to have small guests visit you

@Rob-nh9cu

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing. Friday I'm heading up to the western U.P. here in Michigan. I guess there are no bear in the U.K.

@beewisebeestronger6224

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rob-nh9cu no bears, only foxes and some red deer in the peaks , you can sleep soundly here 😂

@rjstewart

3 жыл бұрын

Yea, I camp places where you cook 100 m from your tent and leave your cooking clothes hanging in a tree with your food lol

@stusrambles

3 жыл бұрын

In South Africa you eat carrots and lettuce for dinner, then retire up a tree. No bears here either. Just extra large kitty cats

When comparing new gear on weight, and I have to decide whether or not I pay a 100 extra for 250g less weight.. I decide I could easily loose 2kg myself. For free.

@OmmerSyssel

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a reasonable consideration.. Lots of hype about minor amounts of highly expensive grams, while the user happily ignores own potential for shedding free kilos

@thomasmusso1147

3 жыл бұрын

@@OmmerSyssel Absolutely.

@colinsavill3459

3 жыл бұрын

I lost 13kg, the equivalent of my base weight, pack still feels heavy though 😂

@taffman1

3 жыл бұрын

@@colinsavill3459 That's the beer.

@neilbadger4262

3 жыл бұрын

Funnily enough, I am trying to lose the weight equivalent of my full pack so as to make things easier on my knees :)

Recently bought a "2" man tent... How we laughed 2 man equals 1 and gear

@petepoacher5040

3 жыл бұрын

snap i have just bought one live in the peak district why not

@metalscream3934

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah 100%

I'm a big fan of soloing in a 2P tent. I love the extra space to lay my gear out.

For a beginner with no tent, I suggest get a 2 person tent for your first one. After you have camped enough to know what you don't need to take, then you might be able to camp with a 1 person tent!

@albertgrant1017

11 ай бұрын

Good Advice !

@gillywilson2996

8 ай бұрын

Very true!

For us large fellas a 2p tent is crucial. 1p tents start to feel like a coffin after a while.

2 man tent every time for me... A god send when it rains (and it will) room to cook and keep boots, rucksack dry 😉

@nitingurung3276

3 жыл бұрын

Are trailrunners ever gonna be a thing here in the UK?

@marclawson2536

3 жыл бұрын

Two-man tents also expell moisture and retain sanity better.

@Mraquanetchris

3 жыл бұрын

When planning for bike tour from Alaska through the NW, my friend in Alaska advised to bring a two man tent to keep gear dry. Best advice ever.

@marclawson2536

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mraquanetchris Have you contemplated a Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight 2 ? It's an inexpensive tunnel tent that is built like a bombshelter. I've had five since the early eighties.

@Mraquanetchris

3 жыл бұрын

@@marclawson2536 Thanks! I'll check it out.

I haven't been camping for a longtime, but I always though that 2 person tent for 1 (or 3 for two people) made a lot of sense. The extra space and comfort that comes with that is worth the extra hassle imo.

“Had my wrists slapped for using disposable plastic bottles, so from now on will be using this Nalgene bottle”... the next scene 🤭 - hilarious 🤣

The passion you have for what you are doing, comes shining though all of your videos ❤️

You've got this down to such a science that after watching your vids, I increasingly wonder when I'm gonna be out there one day.

Its nice to be able to stretch out in a Two-Man Tent .. especially if the weight difference is not a major issue.

Well, I think the answer is "it depends". Way back in the 70s I bought my 1st hiking tent. It was a labeled 2 person and had enough room for 2 average size people to sleep on narrow mats, but no room for gear, certainly no room for cooking under cover. So basically, this was really a 1 person tent, but I knew rule 2p tent for 1 person 3p tent for 2 people, so all good. However, in recent years I bought a Dan Durstan 1p, and it has ample room for me and all my kit and to cook in. Prior to that, I purchase was a Black Wolf 1 person Mantis. This also has enough room for me and my gear but I'd be reluctant to cook in it for fear of setting the tent alight and it's uncomfortable because I cant sit up to dress & undress, so I had to wriggle about to do that when it's raining. It's also about twice the weight of the Dan Dustan 1P. So both those recent purchases don't follow the old rule. But if you get a cheap super market tent, it might, "it depends". The 1p also pitches fly first which is great in the rain. It's fast to pitch if you get it right 1st go, but if you don't, not so much. I did a video to help with that: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z5WCtteuoqerdqg.html

I'm a bikepacker from Maine, USA. Wasn't sure a hiker would have the content I like? Excellent, so glad I subscribed.

“This is almost as good as one of those dehydrated meals” 😂 I hope everyone gets your sense of humour.

@middleground1247

3 жыл бұрын

I need some explanation...mmm

@ethanmeyer1480

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@jkbrwn

3 жыл бұрын

I literally was laughing out loud

Absolutely, comfort on a long trek is critical. Trade tent weight/space for other things. I use an MSR Elixir 2, and love it. great tent, spacious, and at 2.3-ish kilos, not too bad. on a 5-day trek, no an issue. 7-day is a stretch consider amount of food needed, but doable. And as a mid range tent, quality and relatively affordable when compared to a £500 tent 😱

I've got two Lanshan. The 1p and the 2p. Though I love the 1p because it's so light (mine is less than 800g, everything included), I've trekked with the 2p last year and was very happy to have the extra space when doing several days under rain. When your gear is all wet, it's nice to have the extra space to get far from wet stuff.

Thank you for your channel. You easily come across as knowledgeable and considered. You back up that impression through your interactions with the products you use.

Love your videos man, I hope one day this can be your full time job, I can tell you love this, so do I! ❤

This is helping me make my mind up - definately going with the two person.

Depends on how big you are, how bad the weather might be, and how long you’re out for. When I spent 3 months car camping all over the 🇺🇸 I used a 4 person backpacking tent just for me, the extra space came in handy all the time. I’m also on the bigger side of things, so a smaller 2 person tent is really a one person tent for me. If I’m doing one night in good weather I usually use a bivy bag, more than one night out or the possibility of bad weather and a smaller, lighter, 2 person tent works great.

Thank you for taking us along. Beautiful scenery!

I like solo hiking with a 13 person tent. I can only carry the tent in my backpack but maaaaaaan is it roomy 😁

@VCBird6

3 жыл бұрын

LOL well it makes throwing an impromptu orgy in the woods that much easier, I suppose

@Tbonesjones79

3 жыл бұрын

Have you tried the 14 person? Honestly it's so much roomier.

@bdmenne

3 жыл бұрын

I get someone to air-lift/drop me an outdoor wedding tent on my ultra lite solo thru-hikes. And its just everything!

@bdmenne

3 жыл бұрын

@@VCBird6 "Impromptu" "In the woods" lol!!!!

I've got the OEX Jackal iii which is a two man tent, and I definitely do appreciate the extra room. It is quite bulky, as it's not a high end tent (I'm still quite new to the game), but I must say it is a pleasure to camp in. No condensation, and a relatively palatial interior with plenty of room to spread out. Another excellent video Paul! Love your mate's cammo gear, was quite hard to spot him though ; )

I've got to say, not really a camper, but I'm hooked on your reviews. Love your integrity and simple, straightforward points. No BS or buffoonery involved. Subbed! Maybe this will encourage me to go out more....

Another quality video Paul thanks very much for some more great ideas ref 2 person Vs 1 person. .. I remain continually jealous of your ability to find these amazing camping spots !! 💪😉👍

I used a three man tent paul. It's great when you got kit in the tent. and space to still move around.

I've never had an issue with the footprint of a two man tent. So for me it's a two man tent always, for that extra space...

Another useful video - thanks! Really like your branding, what you are about and your logo. Keep up the good stuff!

I always go camping with my dog, so a 2 man tent is required. I use the Vango Banshe II Pro for solo camps, gives me and my large dog just enough room. It has the advantage that it can be pitched flysheet first. This really works well in wet weather keeping the inner tent dry. Also it was cheap at £70.:-)

Splendid video and nice to see that you have tried the Telemark 2.2 tent. Good to see that you hadn’t any problems with condensation, just wait until you have to close it all up during warmer and rainy weather. And remember - the Telemark 2.2 is “only” a 3 season tent, so it’s not suited for winter and hard weather camping 😉👍

I'm 6'6". That's a good enough reason for using a2 man tent.

@thomasdyer3945

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 6.4 and I still always end up in the Foetal position

@maxman1244

3 жыл бұрын

just pulled out my ol' fav 1 manner... long story short it is now delegated as a gear tent for when me and the missus go (or if bad weather as storage spot for stuff when i hammock)

@absitinvidia3948

3 жыл бұрын

I am 6'4" and inuse 3 person or 2 person, my 2 person sucks and i am thinking about buying better 2 person tent.

Great video and your so chilled to watch, didn't expect to watch till the end but did and subbed! 👏

Paul, I just ran into your channel. What a pleasure it's been watching the last few episodes. Very enjoyable watching your camping adventures. Thanks for sharing them

Maybe when my ship comes in. Though as I admired this set up I was like, "we're going to need a bigger ship". Really nice.

Excellent tent, I love mine, had it about 5 years and never let me down. I have the single door as you can now buy a 2 door model. I actually sewn in the corner pegs and bought a separate set of poles for the door lift. I have used it at -5C up on long mind when I did a winter one with Dave O/D. I would consider changing it for a two door, but I sleep hot anyway. Fully agree loads of space

So good to see some content on the weekend

Paul you have inspired me to try real cooking in the backcountry. I finished a canoe camping trip a few weeks ago and I had my first over a fire steak and it was amazing. Thanks!

To me, definitely yes. I always backpack heavy because I travel with my work, so I'm always carrying around 25kg on my backpack. Its great to go into the tent and have the space to sleep with my stuff inside, plus I can organize everything inside away from the clouds of mosquitoes.

Hey Paul, what an absolutely beautiful place! I prefer to use a 2P tent. I use an Alps Moutaineering Lynx 2P tent. Not the most expensive but it’s been a tough tent as I camp at least 10 to 12 days a month. Sometimes more. The extra room for gear is invaluable. There isn’t much of a worse thing than wet, soggy or even frozen gear & boots. And like you said the very little extra weight of the tent is barely even noticeable. Great video! Thank you.

I love a nice quite early morning "brew with a view". It's the best way to get the day started, especially when travelling.

Be interesting how it holds up in colder/windy weather but certainly looking good plenty of room for the weight. Thanks again Paul, another great video 👍

I have always found that bit of extra weight is worth its weight in gold to have that extra room and comfort, especially if the weather comes in ,nice vid and very informative as usual Paul.

Looking forward to seeing how you get along with the telemark. Had the “2,0” and that tent could best be compared to a drip stone cavern. The amount of condensation was massive. I haven’t spent a single night I the 2,0 without waking up with a damp to wet quilt. So I could be fun to see if the 2 vestibules have solved that problem.

@arjan8436

3 жыл бұрын

Same experience here after 3 years / 50 nights in the Telemark 2.0 Nordisk should have added more mesh fabric to the inner tent to prevent condensation. In the rain, the inner and outer tent will always stick to each other no matter how you pitch it. So I only bring the tent for short good weather ULW summer trips. I find the feature of using the 2 poles to setup an awning to be annoying, you will never use it in practice and the 2 poles pop out to easily.

Thoroughly enjoyed this so I have just subscribed. Thank you.

Really like the helpful edge of your videos - this one made keen on a guide for safely/easily cooking in the rain and practicalities behind making boil in the bag vs real food (cook setup, time and gas consumption, nutrition etc)!

Great video again, Paul. Lovely stuff! Worth mentioning that despite the similar pack size and the Telemark being 100g lighter, it does cost £600 Vs £119.99 (currently) for the Alpkit Soloist!

@krishyfishy1

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah £600 for that is daylight robbery! I was thinking I may get one until I saw the price tag.

I got the Hilleberg Niak, as I normally go camping alone, but occasionally want to squeeze in a friend. Couldn't be happier with it when I'm out alone . In theory a two person tent, and yeah, we can be two adult women in it, but would NOT recommend it to two blokes out camping. (I think they actually recommend it to an adult with a child or large dog in the catalogue)

Really really nice setups by all the lot of you. Spectacular skyline. Thanks for sharing.

loving your videos and looking at getting the tent you used as a backup to my current tent

I used a Vango Banshee 300 for my first ever wild camp a couple weeks back! Brilliant tent and loads of space to sprawl out in 😃👍

@edcrosshair

3 жыл бұрын

You have to experience camping in a banshee it a it’s a passing of rights lol had one for like 4years plus and it’s still good to go 8)

@BrendanExplores

3 жыл бұрын

@@edcrosshair I loved it! I have no intentions of getting rid anytime soon 😊. Packs small and is pretty light considering its size 👍. Maybe I'll change my mind after a few more camps lol who knows

@edcrosshair

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrendanExplores I have a 300 too.. there great in bad wheather for a 2.6 shelter there coolio upsides to you can sleep like a star fish !!

@Segasocks

3 жыл бұрын

I have the Banshee 200 and it's a beast! Sure if you pitch it incorrectly on top of a mountain you might get into trouble but outside of that it's bomb proof!

@BrendanExplores

3 жыл бұрын

@@edcrosshair just a shame I've only got a piddly sleeping bag otherwise I would 😂

I prefer a 2-man tent over a 1-man simply because of space. It's a good way of keeping one's gear dry during wet or snowing. And its a little roomier than a tent for one.

I love your new two man tent, Paul. A very versatile and compact unit with the extra space as well. That was a great bit of tucker for dinner too mate. Cheers from Down Under.

Another intuitive video Paul, and those views were amazing. Thankyou for sharing.

Comfort is exceptionally important when camping, especially over several days. A 2 man tent offers greater comfort, allowing a better sleep, and more energy for the following day. In my experience anyway. My best sleeps are in 2 man tents.

I'm subbing Andy Beavers for the accent alone. :)

Nice vid Paul, one of my go to tents is a 2 1/2 man tent which I love for the extra space.

Feel good channel through and through. I love it! Have you ever considered bringing a homemade stew with you? Like a proper chili con carne frozen down and then reheated over the burner?

I can't remember if it was you I was telling about Idahoan mash. My favourite is the roasted garlic one but it tastes as close to real mash as I have ever had from an instant

All it took for me to decide a bigger tent is all the better was a 3 day blizzard on the slopes of Mt. Adams, above treeline, 11,000 ft. of elevation. Two of us in cramped quarters for 72 hrs. withought a break, except to empty the bladder and shovel snow. Totally brutal. After that I started carrying a 3 person dome tent, even on solo treks. Damn the weight, give me room! All your gear is safe. Your tent partner is not right next to you. You can cook inside. You can almost stand up to change clothes. Many blessings. I paid my dues with a 3 lb. high-low, semi A frame, single tent. Nevermore.

Brilliant vid Paul, enjoyed this! Good accent from your pal too!

always good videos with you and the english woodsman

Good video Paul 👍 Personally I always use a 2 man tent nowadays - for the additional space, being a fairly chunky chap (6’2” 240lbs+ in old money). Have borrowed a couple of solo tents off friends in the past, but they feel too claustrophobic for me. My current go to tent is an aging Wild Country Zephyros2, which I picked up for less than half price and has been bulletproof to date. 🤞 Your 2 man looks a great design, and amazingly lightweight. But for almost the same price (although heavier), I am currently saving up for the versatile looking Hilleberg Anaris. Hoping you will review it before I get to buy it... 🤣. ATB

I prefer a two man tent just for a bit more comfort,

A great review mate. I've always worked on the principle of a two man tent is ment for one man and his kit. I use the banshee 300 as I like space, but also I'm able to bring my son along with me if he wants to go. Really enjoyed watching this video, and what better way to do it than with a craft ale, camped in top of Bamford edge. Take care mate 👍🏻🍺

Thank you both! Great review!

I use the Allak 2 I've always found space to pitch and love the room it offers for one and two people.

@tonyhall395

3 жыл бұрын

Steve Harrison The Rolls Royce of two man tents... The Allak 😎😎

@steveharrison1765

3 жыл бұрын

@@tonyhall395 I tottaly agree, although I had one night with no wind and the condensation on the outer was shocking the inner was dry though.

We've been using a Vango Spectre 2p for >10 years. I've never seen that shape... until now :) this Nordisk is pretty impressive. I never liked the Vango because it's very easy to set up out of line and it's not free standing, it's heavy (3kg but fair enough, it was cheap and a long time ago) and most of all it condensates like crazy. The single entry is a little un-user friendly as well. Most of these seem to be taken care of in the Nordisk. However my next one will be a Naturehike.

It's an amazing tent I wish I spent a bit more and went for the 2.2 instead of the 2. I pack the inner and outer with the corner poles still fitted into the built in carry sack in the inner, and compress it down small, then just put the long pole and pegs into the loose carry sack. I also got the footprint adds a wee bit of weight but will keep the inner for longer. And when its chucking it down can easily strip out the inner into the built in carry sack, pack away all my gear under shelter then pack the wet outter into the loose carry sack. Used it in really humid wet conditions and not had any real issues with condensation, just need to makesure its taught and the curved edge at the front and rear of the tent isn't restricted and your good to go. Was shocked at how stable it is in the wind 😁👍 I'll be buying and extra set of corner poles next to turn the door into a decent vestibule, its a great idea but when you have 3 corner poles out in the wind its a bit flappy and the rain sits on the tent.

enjoy your video views fantastic!! your tent looked nice and comfortable. and you got to keep warm when you was cooking. stay safe.

I recently bought an Alpkit Soloist and honestly couldn't recommend them highly enough. Plenty or room, high peak height, decently light weight, very weatherproof, amazing colour and loads of pitching options e.g. outer + footprint only (800g) or inner only for stargazing on clear nights. I honestly don't think there's a better one man tent out there for the money for what I use it for. Bought it partly on Andy's review/recommendation and haven't looked back. I also have the Wild Country Helm 2 Compact which is a great tent but I find it too bulky and heavy for solo camping.

@johndoutty9317

3 жыл бұрын

In Australia you wouldn't be too comfortable in a tent with no insect screens.You would be severely attacked by mosquitos and might get Dengue Fever. They also deter poisonous snakes , which are common through out Australia.Fatal on a camping trip in 40 minutes. Cooking is OK ,but might attract dingoes . Never camp near water above the Tropic on Capricorn or you might get a visit from a 4 metre crocodile . a lot of Germans disappear in croc infested areas for some reason. Maybe crocs don't like them? Don't mention da War !

@GavTatu

3 жыл бұрын

@@johndoutty9317 think i'd stay at home !!

@andrewkreis193

3 жыл бұрын

What about condensation? I’m looking for a new tent

@matthewgolabek8673

3 жыл бұрын

These seem to be out of stock. Did nou go direct to alpkit?

@oling2812

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewgolabek8673 yes - you can only get them directly from Alpkit as they don't stock other retailers which keeps their costs down.

Like the specs on the Telemark but it looks like I would never be able to sit up in that. I feel really uncomfortable if I cannot sit up once in a while and I would really like to be able to do so while inside the tent. And I don't really think it would be able to handle a storm as well as my Hilleberg Soulo. So although I like the Telemark, then I am sticking with my Soulo. Nice video as always Paul. Best wishes from Iceland

You also inspired me to. Make a camp cozie. I have made dehydrated potatoes and other veggies with the cozie. I think I favor the two-person tents.

Good review Paul and love that Alpkit was in the mix.

much prefer DD 3m by 3m tarp, plenty space and numerous pitching options

I had the one man version of this tent and had major condensation issues during winter. How is condensation in the two man version?? I now use the Hilleberg Niak which is a "1.5" man tent. Significantly heavier, but free-standing and a lot more comfortable. Does OK with condensation.

Paul I’ve had the Quechua Quickhiker 2 from Decathlon for a few years now. It’s exactly the same size and configuration as your Nordisk, but twice the weight, which is still light. I got it brand new for £60 with my wife’s generous staff discount! I’ve got very used to a 2 man tent on my own and love the space.👍🏻

Great video's. Got all my kit again & itching to get out camping on a regular basis :-)

Your videos have become a nice escape from all the of the nonsense going on in today's world. I really enjoy how peaceful all of your videos are and you have inspired me to buy some camping gear and set out on some adventures. If you ever find yourself in the North Georgia mountains, hit me up for some bourbon and beers. Cheers.

@WibblyWobblyHarleyBoy

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! No nonsense/politics etc.. just chilling with great views and very easy to watch content 👍

One thing you said Paul...you do indeed get more space in the Nordisk for less weight but it is also more than four times the price of the Alpkit. You can always get more space for less weight if you’re are going to shell out a ton of cash.

@OmmerSyssel

3 жыл бұрын

One break down bcs of mediocre quality, and saved expenses are of suddenly of theoretical importance! My Hilleberg Akto is 25 years old and still running flawlessly. Longest trip was 4 month straight... Summer weather and winter conditioner . Flatland and wintery mountains. Wouldn't hesitate relying on it under the same circumstance... Used Market price selling around the same level as originally!

I really like the look of the telemark, and the fact is is a side entry, which I much prefer, atb Paul 🙏👌👍👍🏕️🏕️🏕️

Really really enjoyed this Paul. Great review

My dad sent me this but it was a pic of it so I’m now watching it 😂😂🤣😂🤣

Didn’t look like you could sit upright in Paul’s tent. That would be a straight no for me. There is the extreme price difference too of course. I am interested in getting a real lightweight tent to go along with my Soulo, but will keep on looking.

Great vid again my fist pay check is going towards a tent!

I used to carry a Wild Country Aspect 2 when going camping, including when I did the Anglesey Coastal Path and a trip to Arnhem. I appreciated the extra space and comfort of the awning

I have a friend who thinks a 4 to 6 man tent is about right for solo camping.

@MrDangerhere

3 жыл бұрын

Eat much?

@JasperJanssen

3 жыл бұрын

I recently bought a “2-3 person” pyramid as a potential replacement on at least some trips for my cloud up 2. I really want something that’s *longer* than a standard tent. Don’t care *much* about width. And this one is basically a hexagon 3 meters in diameter, which will give me plenty of space. See how I like it. Not really for small wild camps but nice for campgrounds.

@fidgetpants4058

3 жыл бұрын

@@JasperJanssen I replaced my cloud up 2 for a cloud peak 2... So much better and is suitable for wild camp and a 3-4 day trip. Covers all bases for me 👍

@Jaxs2

3 жыл бұрын

Pitched next to the car 😉

@jonathanhansen3709

3 жыл бұрын

Great if your ‘car camping’. My only reservation would be carrying the extra weight if your hiking. In America you feel every ounce going up the Rockies or the Sierra Nevada’s.

When comparing the weights remember to compare the prices as well. All lw and ulw tents carries a hefty price tag. If you take the ulw versions from Nordisk you can even get a 2 person tent that is only 500 grams a is the same size as a 1 liter nalgene bottle but you will have to pay the price

I was up there in February - very cold but worth the effort, as always.

Amazing scenery and experience~

When you’re 6ft+ the answer is yes😄

@karlossontour7193

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 6'4 and use a hooped bivvy for wild camping.. extra space means extra tidying up.

@r.sharpe1206

3 жыл бұрын

100% I'm 6ft and could hardly move in mine. Was very restrictive would defo use a 2 man next time.

“All round comfortable tent”...as he lies down to cook and eat. 😂 I get it though, I like this tent.

Just came back from a 1 night on the Woods and yeah e love my 2 p tent. Lots of Room. I do not mind the extra Weight, althoug my hikes are not that long. At most 4 hours.

That’s a neat little set-up.

Hi Paul. Great review of the 2.2 and great to see you getting around to reviewing this two-door, which I acquired as soon as it came out, hoping it would sort out the condensation issues of the single-door. I've found it excellent as well. I actually dispensed with the sack and (without the cross pole), now pack it in a compression sack, like your friend does. It makes it pretty small, even with the corners still present. I haven't tested it in strong winds yet. Have you done so? Also, did you apply your own sealant as an extra measure when you acquired it? I haven't. I also acquired a Lunar Solo (plenty of room), this year and both have been in invaluable for what I do.

@stefanvillette9830

3 жыл бұрын

Gelert, have the 2 doors/ 2 vents sorted the condensation issue? I'm really considering getting this tent. very expensive, but not many 2 doors tent of that weight out there. hardly any reviews of it (I guess be because of the price?

Hi Paul, loving your videos as just getting into camping. 👀👍 I like the look and size of the Nordisk.. but £600 is way over my budget. (I’m sure it’s great quality though). I will be motorcycle camping while doing a lot of off-road (TET - Trans Euro Trail) and weight/space is extremely important. Every kg saved makes the bike easier to manage (and pick up) off-road. Can you recommend a 2 man tent (or spacious 1 man, might need to keep equipment in shelter) within a £200 budget ( maybe push to £300 for something better quality). Recommendation for a compact sleeping mat also if you have time to reply?

Cascade Wild table is quite useful. I carry it on my day hikes as well.

I love the cap and t-shirt!