Six Moon Designs - Serenity Net Tent Setup and Review

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  • čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
  • I've used this net tent paired with the Gatewood Cape for years now. But sometimes I setup and sleep in the Serenity Net Tent by itself. I wanted to do a quick review of the Six Moon Designs Serenity Net and share my thoughts on it. Mine weighs in at 10.8oz with the stuff sack. The newer style from Six Moon Designs website is listed at 11oz.
    My Six Moon Designs Gatewood Cape Review:
    • Gatewood Cape and Sere...

Komentáře • 18

  • @Patriot-American
    @Patriot-American Před 3 lety

    Thanks for the review of the Gatewood Cape... 😉👍

  • @sylviawinstead8799
    @sylviawinstead8799 Před 3 lety

    Thanks for showing how to set up!!

  • @MsAcreage
    @MsAcreage Před 3 lety

    Good review. Thanks.

  • @cavemandancer
    @cavemandancer Před rokem

    Great review. Love the close ups.

    • @CameronHall88
      @CameronHall88  Před rokem

      I appreciate you watching!

    • @cavemandancer
      @cavemandancer Před rokem

      @@CameronHall88 NP, wondering if yoy would you still recomend?

  • @ChucoHiker
    @ChucoHiker Před 3 lety +1

    Nice video! The serenity net tent is indeed a nice piece of kit :) I’ve heard it also fits nicely under the hexamid in case that’s of interest to anyone.
    Crazy that the silnylon floor is that durable, hard for me to let go of the tyvek groundsheet.
    I totally agree on the pullout addition as well.

    • @CameronHall88
      @CameronHall88  Před 3 lety +1

      I know I dont need to sell you on it.
      It would create so much more space with the extra pullouts!

  • @luvinfunvan
    @luvinfunvan Před 2 lety

    Nice review, I've had one for years as well no groundsheet and still going strong. I use mine alone or under a Deschutes Silnylon. Apparently on the newer versions they lowered the bathtub floor quite a lot. Given the fact that the zipper is not waterproof I'm not sure it matters either way. One thing I wanted to point out in case you were unaware is that there is a small pocket at the top of the peak that can accommodate the tip of a hiking pole as another option for tying to the top of the pole.

    • @CameronHall88
      @CameronHall88  Před 2 lety

      Thanks Michael. I got to look around a friend's newer version of the Serenity Net. Not sure exactly why they went with the lower bathtub.

  • @monoclehikes68
    @monoclehikes68 Před 3 lety

    Could you actually do a video showing the serenity bugnet tent paired with the hexamid pocket tarp with doors?

    • @CameronHall88
      @CameronHall88  Před 3 lety

      I wish I could. I'd like to have a hexamid tarp.

  • @cowboytx26
    @cowboytx26 Před 3 lety

    Nice review! How tall are you? I’m just wondering how I’d fit in this tent

    • @CameronHall88
      @CameronHall88  Před 3 lety +1

      I'm 6'. That's probably the limit of the Serenity Net.

  • @kirbyhill3411
    @kirbyhill3411 Před 3 lety

    Ooo. Looks cramped. Definitely not for me.

    • @CameronHall88
      @CameronHall88  Před 3 lety

      Its definitely a 1 person shelter. But its not bad when you're ready for bed at night. Probably not what you want to be hanging out in all day.