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  @vals600416 сағат бұрын

  I like how you review ever detail. Very well made review.

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  @kristinealbrecht20717 күн бұрын

  Can someone please tell me if a Trangia can use wood as fuel?

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  @OutdoorPrep7 күн бұрын

  No

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  @christianbuttner79339 күн бұрын

  Four people would never fit comfortably in it, you say at 6:10, but that's nonsense. I've already slept in it with four people, all well-built water polo players, taller than 1.85m. Of course, it doesn't work if you use XL sleeping mats, because then you can only fit three. But if you lay these out on the floor and then lie on them crosswise, nobody lies in the cracks between the mats. It also doesn't work if everyone lies in the same orientation. You have to lie in such a way that one person's head is always next to the other person's feet. Then it works wonderfully.

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  @OutdoorPrep8 күн бұрын

  Head to toe is not my definition of comfort buddy 😅 I’d go as far as say that Keron 4 is comfortable for two people on a winter expedition. I’ve also been in Keron 3 with two people and that’s tight. Cheers 🙏🏻

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  @merlinch425611 күн бұрын

  I also noticed the small problems with the misplaced spring blade on the gas burner, as well as the burrs. For theses sharp edges, all you need is a small file to deburr them. Quick and easy. I don't think this gas stove has been produced since the beginning. Where does current production come from? Keeping costs down may explain the poor finish. Thanks for this "honest video" 😉

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  @OutdoorPrep10 күн бұрын

  Yeah sure you can fix it, but you’re buying a finished product so you shouldn’t have to. They now have a newer model that looks very similar - perhaps they’ve addressed that issue.

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  @merlinch425610 күн бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep I also hope they ave done it. A question: when you buy an item in this day and age, how many times do you have to modify it, improve it or finish it (as in this case) before you can actually use it? Most of the time, you're buying something that's almost unusable, but for which you've paid the price, and whose defects aren't covered by any kind of warranty. That must be progress 🙂

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  @alexbisgould131414 күн бұрын

  😅😊

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  @OutdoorPrep13 күн бұрын

  🙃

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  @MyNigellus14 күн бұрын

  I wonder if the 2-person version will be exactly 132cm or ....140 cm in reality :P

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  @trevorthompson702917 күн бұрын

  Best review thanks

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  @OutdoorPrep17 күн бұрын

  Thanks 🙏🏻

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  @MyNigellus20 күн бұрын

  Expensive but looks totally amazing.

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  @JohDan696922 күн бұрын

  Thanks for this video. I've had my eyes on a Trangia for a while, to supliment my Jetboil (from 2009) I wasn't sure if I should go with gas or alcohol. But I'm thinking to get both heating systems.

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  @OutdoorPrep21 күн бұрын

  Both are great. Alcohol burner is nice and quiet but doesn’t give that much control. Enjoy!

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  @kristaps201028 күн бұрын

  I bought one for UNNA. Did not know mesh comes with pole holder kit, well done Hilleberg! will be brilliant in summer! thanks for video

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  @OutdoorPrep28 күн бұрын

  Enjoy!

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  @kristaps201028 күн бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep Could not find any in UK, contacted Hilleberg Europe and arranged to send it in to UK Ultralight Outdoor Gear H.partner retailer. It was last minute decision before my Cape Wrath Trail trip in end of June, not sure if I'll need inner during this "British summer" in Scotland. I kind of prefer Hilleberg yellow inners instead of black mesh. It will be lovely in hot weather.

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  Ай бұрын

  Hi Rob, what do you think of the North Face bivy? One of my concern really is about condensation... Not sure the Furturelight would be that good to move the condensation out if it's wet outside...

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  I was considering it but then seen some videos of it and it doesn’t look all that great. Sure the Futurelight would be great as a fabric, I have a jacket. I ended up with an Exped bivy. It’s very roomy 👌🏼

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  @therealstan7604Ай бұрын

  Really nice reviev. That you are about the same height as me is helping a lot getting to know hob much space i will have ;)

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching 🙏🏻 Glad it helped. I sold the Akto in the end and have more space in the Soulo 👌🏼

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  @ribstogo12Ай бұрын

  They don't sell this reactor extreme anymore. They changed the design to include an opening at the footbox. It becomes a knot when closed, and ends up something your feet get to fight with all night.. and feel restricted. You'll also end up rolling over the new buttons on the hood. In general, the new design is more complicated, more expensive, and not as good. Not sure what they were thinking.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Oh wow that sounds like design by committee. Bunch of compromises to make all the stakeholders happy but nobody thinks about the user…

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  @TheWatchRepairersPerspectiveАй бұрын

  Great review! : ) Thank you!

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Thanks 🙏🏻😃

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  @petergilbert72Ай бұрын

  I know Hilleberg say it’s 185cm wide inside, but have you measured it? Hilleberg say their Keron 3 with the same central pole length, and the same 105cm height is only 160cm wide. One of them must be wrong.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  😅 I started this exact thread in the Hilleberg Owners group recently. You’re correct, one of them is wrong. Hilleberg still claims they’re not wrong though…

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  @petergilbert72Ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep hadn’t realised it was you who started that thread 😂 Would be worth measuring your tent though to compare with the ‘official’ measurement.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Haha yeah I’ve measured it, roughly. Need to set it up outside properly to get a more definitive measuring. Will report back once I have them 😉

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  @user-vf6co1vw2sАй бұрын

  I love to carry this bag and I like chest bag mode 19:03 and I want to add some tips if fix only buckles it keep hitting a chest and belly so tighten strap that you mentioned 5:45 to a weist, that make more comfortable

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Good tip thanks 🙏🏻

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  @Time.Space.Heal.Ай бұрын

  Just got one yesterday. This was very helpful.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Great! Enjoy!

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  @kearress7350Ай бұрын

  For less money and the same weight, you can get the Fjallraven Abisko Shape 3, a proper 4 season tent that fits 2 persons easily! And the quality is on par with Hilleberg!

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Yeah but it’s much smaller unfortunately and not suitable for tall people 🤷🏻‍♂️ It’s more comparable to Anjan GT

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  @johnspartan3405Ай бұрын

  I've enjoyed camping my entire life but have never heard of this product until I decided to take up overlanding this year. Haven't even made my first trip out yet. Waiting on delivery of my vehicle from 2800 miles across the country.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  It’s quick and easy and a good idea to have something like it in your vehicle. Happy camping!

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  @archieatkins3022Ай бұрын

  How does this compare to the more expensive 4 inch mats on the market?

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  The Exped ones I like a bit more simply because they’re a bit thicker but you pay for that extra comfort. This is still a great choice

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  @archieatkins3022Ай бұрын

  @OutdoorPrep perfect, thank you! I think the exped one is a little out of my budget. I have ordered this one, I'm sure it shall do the job.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Im sure you’ll enjoy them, it’s a great choice! Just remember to let a bit of air out otherwise you’ll wake up with a sore back :)

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  @leberkas_advАй бұрын

  it's weird that so many people are hooked with water boiling time ... in their holidays! so much that they buy an overpriced fiddly loud annoying one-function piece of crap only to min out one senseless number. others go for a trangia alcohol stove and relax with birds and wind sounds in the background while cooking a delicious meal from fresh ingredients 😘.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Well… Trangia is great if you are on vacation indeed, but when you’re on an expedition - boil time impacts your amount of sleep and fuel efficiency the weight you’re carrying… 🤷🏻‍♂️

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  @leberkas_advАй бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep yep expedition is a different story. a lot of people confuse vacation with expedition mixing up priorities.

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  @dhammo749Ай бұрын

  Hello from wales uk ,meths burner all the way ,

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  @SpacemonkeymojoАй бұрын

  I bought a 25 today but I have no idea if it's too big and heavy to take hiking.. I tend to eat a lot so I bought it because of that haha. Do you think 25 is overkill for one person? It's more futureproof in the sense that you can cook for others if you camp with more than one person though.

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  @OutdoorPrepАй бұрын

  Well it all depends on what you’re cooking and your priorities. You probably could do with 27, maybe even the Mini, but 25 is the most common choice. If you don’t mind the weight, it will be the most comfortable to use. Enjoy !

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  @SpacemonkeymojoАй бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep Yeah not sure if I mind the weight yet, I might have to keep it in the box and hire one just to see if it’s the right fit or something. Thanks!

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  @carrotsandrunning2 ай бұрын

  13:55 it's gotta be pretty roomy. I mean, it's got an elephant in it.

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Exactly 🙌🏼

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  @Temmie3212 ай бұрын

  Good review! Was looking for cooking systems a year ago, and started looking again lol I don’t think I’ll end up getting jetboil because of price, and I wanted something sizewise to the stash, but with a regulator and an igniter would be a plus. The msr compact looks interesting, but feel like I still have a good deal of research to be doing before I settle on anything.

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Thanks Temmie Yeah there’s a lot of out there. Not easy to make a choice. Ended up selling the Flash an got the Stash myself. Don’t really miss the regulator. Good luck buddy

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  @rahulbaruah45872 ай бұрын

  Hi...can i wear this under my motorcycle riding jacket??

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Maybe.. Would also consider a synthetic jacket because your heavy motorcycle jacket can compress the down and with that it's not as warm.

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  @rahulbaruah45872 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep alright thanks

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  @allanspqr142 ай бұрын

  That zipper gap is worrying though, I love in Scotland and on the summer months the midges would eat you alive if they got in lol

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  hahaha yeah that's very true. Surprisingly enough, not a lot of people mention this as an issue. Perhaps they don't camp in such places.

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  @vasdaris2 ай бұрын

  I'm using the alcohol stove with my ww2 water canteen and works great. Th 26 trangia set seems great but i'm only using is an my official cooking set. 90% i'm using just the canteen for a quick lunch break

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  classic designs still work best indeed!

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  @theclaverman2 ай бұрын

  Its a big shame that hilleberg does not have mesh in their outer doors. During the nordic summer months, the absolutely last ting I want to do is to open open the outer tent before going to bed as you will literally have one million mosquitos, vasps and other bugs flying between the inner and the other tent the next morning. But if you close it, you are almost guaranteed condensation, and then it also blocks that beautiful view you have walked so long for. I feel the Hillebergs are SO close to being perfect, and with just some very simple design changes from Hilleberg, it could actually become perfect. I have three wishes for upgrades for both the Soulo/Allak/Unna/Staika. 1. Upgrade: Add a ventilation port with optional mesh (which could be closed of pn both the outer, and the inner tent during winter or bad weather) at one of the short sides of the tent. This will provide airflow (It’s impossible to get proper airflow with only one vent-hole) through the tent and really prevent condensationt. 2. Upgrade: Let us have the option for mesh in the outer door, so that the tent also is usable during the warmer days of the year. 3. Upgrade: Alot (way too many) Hilleberg users experience that the ziplocks are leaking during heavy rain and wind. I have not experienced this with any other tent brand, and is something Hilleberg really should fix.

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  A small change can have large implications. They test and prototype a lot at Hilleberg but are conservative with making drastic changes and that’s for good reason IMHO. As for the mesh door - they do have it actually, just not on all the tents. Check out my Keron review. It works great in the summer 👌🏼

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  @theclaverman2 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrepthanks for your feedback. I’m going to check your Keron review👍

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  @rorysmith72112 ай бұрын

  Awesome tips for improved ventilation 👍 thanks

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  🙏🏻 happy to help

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  @rorysmith72112 ай бұрын

  How do you like that setup with the Osprey Talon 22? Is it comfortable carrying the Akto externally like that?

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Allthough it was perfectly comfortable and you could do it just for one night, the video was more for fun and to show that it can be done. Life is much easier with a bigger pack :)

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  @rosannebloompereira5362 ай бұрын

  Excellent review, I learned a lot by watching this video. Thank you.

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Happy to hear that 🙏🏻

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  @ninetyfaith88302 ай бұрын

  Great review!

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Thanks 🙏🏻

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  @GuidoGVM2 ай бұрын

  Hi Rob, I hope you're doing well. Thank you for taking the time to provide this review. I appreciate it; nicely done. Currently, I have an Enan for solo camping and a Nammatj 3 GT. However, since I am not using the Nammatj 3 GT anymore for deep winter or expeditions, I am looking into lighter options. I think the Helags ticks all the boxes, but I would like to see a GT version, to be honest. There is an 800g difference between both the Kaitum and Helags models. Therefore, I guess it will depend on the intended use which one is best. I am thinking of using the tent with my family during spring-autumn in the UK. How does the Helags perform in late autumn and windy environments? Since I use the Enan even in snow-free conditions in winter (I did minor modifications with a small weight penalty), I would be inclined to save the weight and get the Helags. However, going solo and with family are different scenarios. Thank you for your insights. Regards, Guido

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Hi Guido Great question. Yes the Helags GT would be great but that might still take some time. They’ve just released new tents so I’d say it can take 2-3 years. Disclaimer: I can be wrong and Hilleberg can surprise us all :) Tunnel tents are great in winds that don’t change direction. Ideally when there’s a bit of snow to anchor the corners. Kaitum will be slightly better as it has a guyline on the upper vent for extra anchoring and you can have the fabric a bit lower. I’ve used some rocks to build a 10cm “wall” to prevent wind comping up from below - that helps a bit too. In my Helags I also sometimes use 10mm pole, one I borrow from Keron3, second one from Soulo. 10mm poles do make a difference if you have extra or are willing to invest. This could make the Helags more versatile as you can add the poles and extra guylines when needed. Extra guylines and appropriate pegs are key on muddy ground. I’m the end, both tents are strong and perform well. I’m happy I’ve switched from Kaitum to Helags. Hope this helps Cheers

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  @WildCampingShop2 ай бұрын

  Thanks for sharing - keep on fuelling your adventures 🔥

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  glad you've enjoyed! cheers!

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  @halemotors40842 ай бұрын

  Great info, thank you

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Welcome 🙏🏻

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  @cleduc30792 ай бұрын

  i put zippers on my own inner foot boxes ... had to!

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Better now?

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  @GiGiGoesShopping2 ай бұрын

  Looks like the fry pan ( without the plastic sheet) turned upside down would make a good lid for the pots. 🤔

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Lol yes but sometimes hard to take it off as you can’t really get a good grip with the plier, especially while it’s upside down. If you don’t have the need to take it off - then it will work :)

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  @dannyfryer77942 ай бұрын

  Do you have experience of the anjan-3 as Is am unsure if the anjan or helags is best

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Yes had it for a bit. See my other video. It’s a great tent for sure and really liked it but decided that I’m too tall for it and prefer Helags instead.

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  @dannyfryer77942 ай бұрын

  I cant decide between the helags 3 and anjan 3, have you used an anjan to compare?

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Yes see my other video on Anjan. If you are not taller than 180cm maybe go for Anjan. I sold the Anjan eventually and kept Helags.

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  @dannyfryer77942 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep thanks. I am 175cm. I really like the idea of the helags with how in warm dry weather you can open botha ends fully for great ventilation. I like how you can use one vestibule for gear and roll the other end away. Obviously in the anjan if you roll the front away you are left with kit out the front. My only concerns are 1) finding a pitch for a 4.2 long tent. 2) the difference in weight but more importantly pack size. If I remove the poles, how much difference in pack size was there between the anjan-3 and helags 3? Thanks

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  @OutdoorPrep2 ай бұрын

  Have you found the Anjan video? You can roll away the other side too for ventilation. If you have loads of gear yeah - Helags offfers double the space. Difference in pack size is not really noticeable, both are quite small sizes and the thin fabric makes a lot of difference too. As for space - don’t know where you camp but you’ll need the same amount of flat space in both tents. Vestibules don’t need to be on a flat. Both tents are great and difference is minimal so hard to choose :) good luck

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  @dannyfryer77942 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep great thanks. Yes I found the anjan review. Great reviews. I think helags looks great value for money as currently cheaper than the anjan. If the pack size is roughly the same then I think I'll go for that. Thanks

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  @millieblue50143 ай бұрын

  What do you think of the Jannu compared to the Soulo and the Staika?

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  It’s a bit of an odd one, especially the pole. Not the most “consumer friendly” tent i would say, but specifically for mountain use. Good indoor space but vestibule becomes unusable for cooking if the wind presses on it. Advantage of the Staika is having a vestibule on opposite sides. If you need the strength of Jannu - sure, go for it. But other than that I prefer Allak.

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  @1FAST91SONOMA3 ай бұрын

  $129 is a ripoff compared to a toaks 550ml pot and BRS Stove. That cost me $40. My setup is lighter too. Jetboil really missed their mark on this product.

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  Tried the BRS stove - really a whole different flame and build quality. My BRS also leaks a bit gas so can’t leave it on the canister while not I’m use.

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  @ChristophSowa3 ай бұрын

  These Pegs are Fake. Mine real Helsport have a golden Finishing (Anodized) and have quite the same Dimension like my older ones from Hempton Works (UK)

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  Yeah Helsport have later confirmed that they are “real”. They are just from AliExpress and resold by Helsport unfortunately… but this is what Helsport sells now alongside their tents that are made in Bangladesh… :/

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  @user-ve3uo7ut3w3 ай бұрын

  Just buy regular summit series and everything will be alright, amk series worries me only for one thing and that is denier of the material 10D is way to fragile for shell and etc construction. Overall is amazing !

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  This actually feels better than the summit series in terms of fabric durability 👌🏼

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  @user-ve3uo7ut3w3 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep interesting I’m using how summit series layering system and it’s amazing I can imagine how better amk will be this is super cool

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  @@user-ve3uo7ut3w in retrospect the AMK is just an experiment and 1000FP down is too much. 850 is better as it doesn’t compress that easily. The extra weight is worth the warmth :)

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  @user-ve3uo7ut3w3 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep amazing thanks for responding to me , tnf with they’re system are to quality and innovative . I hope to see more from they’re team for future amk series . I want to see upgraded version of the Torre egger boots form this collection , because I use them and I love them but see some flows like not so high gaiter with chinch on top lack of recco system and some other features

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  @gersom33183 ай бұрын

  I've had this jacket for 8 years and it is still working awesome. Size L (normally I have M) fits even over a 12L Salomon race vest. Gonna upgrade though because I need sealed zippers to pass UTMB gear check and I also want an adjustable hood.

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  Great to hear! Good luck in Chamonix!

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  @chinghung42753 ай бұрын

  In Europe price included VAT, in US sale tax different in states and cities.

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  They still have a MRSP

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  @jonfyfazan3 ай бұрын

  👏👌🐣🇳🇴🤠

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  😅😅😅🐰🎉🇳🇴

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  @geo24723 ай бұрын

  My Jetboil Flash came with a pot stand and it can be turned down to cook, a little sensitive though. It’s about 10 years old now and still like new.

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  Wow great to hear they last that long 🙏🏻

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  @The_Amazing_Funktopuss3 ай бұрын

  I own these and the honest answer is. I went back to carrying my Trangia 27 because it was better in almost every way. It is just bigger and heavier. That is its only drawback. I am strong enough not to have to be a gram counter though. If you do have to gram count your pack the mini would be a good choice. However you could also just get stronger and carry a better product. Forget the triangle. There is a reason they stopped making them. They suck for anything more than a day hike in very low wind conditions. Just some tips from an old Trangia fan.

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  Thanks for you input. 25/27 are of course more resilient products but it’s not always about being not strong enough. There’s a reason there are different solutions for different situations. Triangle is being produced again and the reason it stopped was because of copyright issues. Cheers

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  @The_Amazing_Funktopuss3 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep Hay, I do not think they are bad. I just like the larger sets for through hikes. The triangle still gets used. but only on day hikes. but I do have to use an additional windshield with it. I do live in a particularly windy part of the UK though and we can get 4 seasons of weather in 1 day even in summer here. I know the Triangle is popular with the kids I see out and about. But I do see a lot of them using a windshield as well. I did not know they had started making them again. But I have not looked for a new stove for a few years now. Trangia are just that good I don't need anything else and I doubt anyone will make anything better for quite a long time to come. But like everyone else. I do keep looking every now and then, just in case :).

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  @niksgee35383 ай бұрын

  I had a small flame stove and it burned a hole straight through the frying pan.

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  @OutdoorPrep3 ай бұрын

  What time was that?

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  @darkshaman70874 ай бұрын

  I have bought the Vern 1 new as cheaper and is really good and a bit more room than a 1 man tent as its 1.5 and i'm well happy with it

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  @OutdoorPrep4 ай бұрын

  Cool man! I’m looking forward to seeing that tent too. Enjoy!

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  @darkshaman70874 ай бұрын

  @@OutdoorPrep its a solid tent for the money, I sent direct for the shop as I would have had to pre-order it in my country anyway from the shop that deals with them anyway cheers, take care mate 👍

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  @sergeykaprantsev51924 ай бұрын

  Does it run small? like if you are L you should order XL?

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  @OutdoorPrep4 ай бұрын

  If you’re planning to wear a sweater underneath then yes, size UP