Best backpacking tents 2023 RAB/MSR Hubba Hubba, MSR Access , MSR Front Range, Rab Ridge Raider E3S2

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  • čas přidán 9. 02. 2023
  • 4 tents that I love but I need to pick one for my Fiordland wapiti/elk ballot hunting NZ block 2023. MSR Hubba Hubba, MSR Access 2, MSR Front Range or RAB Ridge Raider.
    This was way hard. Every tent has something over the next backpacking tent.
    Fiordland is one of the hardest placing on earth to hunt. Worst weather and crazy steep,
    It will test your self-worth and gear.
    4 season tents vs 3 season....what dose this truly mean'
    MSR Hubba Hubba nx? MSR Access 2? MSR Front Range? Rab Ridge Raider ? my 4 ultimate backpacking tents for the outdoors. Hiking or hunting.in the back country
    Any tent with MSR or RAB on it is going to be next level but which one works for your big game hunt or hiking in the outdoors?
    If you are looking to buy a new backpacking tent for the back country then this video could be for you
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    #hunting #hiking #outdoor #huntingnz #backpackingtents #msr #rabgear #camping #shelter #tarp #fiordland #wapiti #ballotblock #ballothunt #fyp

Komentáře • 50

  • @stephenscharf643
    @stephenscharf643 Před rokem +8

    This is one of the greatest reviews I have ever seen. Your enthusiasm, demonstration, the dragonflies!! Thank you.

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +1

      What an epic comment!!! thank you so much.
      How was that dragonfly, so unreal. He was the true star of the show.
      Just did one on the Rab latok Summit EP5 S2 "What's in my pack"

  • @patricepetrole6815
    @patricepetrole6815 Před 5 dny +1

    I usually don't post comment but you had me smile wide for the whole 18min long video. Thanks for this excellent review! I've just bought the Hubbahubba 2 because Access isn't in my budget and for what im doing it'll do. Thanks a lot for your experience sharing and the good mood! Safe travels to you!

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před 11 hodinami

      Thanks for this incredible message. How insane was that dragonfly 😄. I've actually gone back to using my hubbahubba due to it's simple setup.
      I just love how the 4 corner pegs are utilized for tent and fly. As a solo hunter it's sooooo much easier to set up in the wind.
      Thanks mega for watching. More vids out soon

  • @steve11838
    @steve11838 Před rokem +2

    Best backpacking tent review I’ve seen.

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +1

      Means alot Thank you. Just been sent a new one from Rad latok summit...WOW it's something else.
      Will do an episode with it soon.

  • @bobv7753
    @bobv7753 Před rokem +3

    Excellent review & content mate!!! Great tent selection. I've been using the Hubba Hubba for over 2 years now. Had it in 4 seson environments but 3 is the right classification for it. I'm very satisfied with its performance for everything you've highlighted. Best wishes & safe travels!!!

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +1

      Thanks mate. I love the the Hubba Hubba and how the 4 corner pegs line up for tent and Fly. Wish they did this on the Access which would be way more Solo friendly in the wind.

  • @jasonstevens5702
    @jasonstevens5702 Před rokem +2

    Great video again mate. looking forward to the next episode.

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      Thanks again Jason really appreciate it

  • @cyrilwingnek-qw1ik
    @cyrilwingnek-qw1ik Před 5 měsíci +3

    This dude is happy!
    Makes me happy!
    Awesome

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před 5 měsíci

      HAHA love this reply, Just running on passion for life.
      Thank you so much

  • @marcusbraun5976
    @marcusbraun5976 Před rokem +1

    Mate perfect explanations and demonstration…thanks heaps

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +1

      Anytime, thanks so much for watching. Have also just tested a Rab Summit tent which is also next level.

  • @charlie14445
    @charlie14445 Před rokem +1

    Great info mate! Cheers!

  • @LivingSpiritDesign
    @LivingSpiritDesign Před rokem +1

    Onya mate. Looking mint

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +1

      Hey my bro, it's been to long. Hope life is mega rad

  • @waysb7450
    @waysb7450 Před rokem +1

    Awesome review! That Rab is next on my list I think…

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      It really is unbelievable and worth every cent. Just about to head in the hills with it. Love how that back sits up so nicely, way off the sleeping bag.

  • @nzadventurer
    @nzadventurer Před rokem +1

    Awesome vid!

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      Hey brother thanks alot 🙏 we still need to do that fish trip

    • @nzadventurer
      @nzadventurer Před rokem +1

      @@JUSTWILDNZ bit hard in NI with non stop 🌧️ I'm heading to SI end Feb for 3 months perhaps something around Wairau Valley (Belnheim) or Pelorous River if you're down in the sounds area? Else Kahurangi?

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      @@nzadventurer yeah dude what a crazy summer still waiting for it to kick in

  • @EoinDelaney
    @EoinDelaney Před 4 měsíci +1

    You can also fold back half of the rain fly for stary nights

  • @matthewobrien8318
    @matthewobrien8318 Před rokem +1

    I get a bit of moisture in my access 2 from condensation, love it though, awesome wee tent

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      Yeah in those warmer months that hubba hubba is gold, the new colours are a bit odd for photos haha.
      Access sure is a great tent.
      Thanks for watching.

  • @EoinDelaney
    @EoinDelaney Před 4 měsíci +1

    Did you know that those red/silver rings on the hubba hubba fly sheet are ment to attach to the tent poles not the pegs.
    9:25 for reference.
    Attach said rings to the corresponding side of the tent, they're color coded to line up the inner and outer zips.

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před 4 měsíci

      Thanks heaps will check it out

  • @tonystewart7287
    @tonystewart7287 Před rokem +3

    I’d take the hubba hubba and the Rab 2/3 tarp to put over it, dry area outside and a back up shelter if something happened to the tent

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +2

      I like your way of thinking. The Hubba Hubba fly is easier to put up in the wind as well due to the 4 peg system.
      Dude those Rab tarps are next level amazing. Hope you have one

    • @tonystewart7287
      @tonystewart7287 Před rokem +1

      @@JUSTWILDNZYeah I’ve got one, it didn’t like Keas walking on it last roar 😂

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      @@tonystewart7287 😄 they also love sleeping bags

  • @neovo903
    @neovo903 Před 4 měsíci +1

    What about Vango? The Vango Helium is a really nice little tent

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před 4 měsíci

      I'll have to check that one out. Thanks for the tip

  • @poppyreynolds940
    @poppyreynolds940 Před 7 měsíci +2

    Hey just wondering for the ridge raider shelter where do u put ur bag if it’s stormy conditions?

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Hey, firstly thanks for watching. I take a small Rab Siltarp and a large waterproof bag/pack liner.
      The Ridge Raider is something you will not regret buying

  • @tylerc122189
    @tylerc122189 Před 10 měsíci +1

    The newer hubba hubba is seam taped because they found problems with leaking in the nx

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před 9 měsíci

      That's mega helpful to know. Thanks for watching.

  • @inxlee
    @inxlee Před rokem +1

    Notice your hubba hubba Nx2 is using the newer syclone poles. Thought these variants were for the American market only

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před 11 měsíci

      Oh well I had no idea. It's such a fantastic tent that's so easy to set up solo in medium winds. Thanks for checking out the vid

  • @EverythingWasGreat
    @EverythingWasGreat Před rokem +1

    I am interested in the front range but is it possible to pitch it both inner and fly at the same time?

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +1

      This is such an epic question, I'll test it and let you know.
      The Front Range is one of my fav MSR shelters and not pushed in NZ for some reason. One tip is I get far greater stability with cutting a wooden pole than binding two trekking pools together....might just be the poles I'm using?

    • @EverythingWasGreat
      @EverythingWasGreat Před rokem +1

      @JUST WILD NZ Thanks. I would be using it above the treeline with my family so i need a strong tent that i can rely on. Would probably buy a dedicated center pole.

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem +1

      Was easier to put up with bug inner first but I'm sure with practice it would work.
      This shelter has so much headroom but (like all good things) comes at a cost which is that it's not great in high wind but amazing in snow due to it's steep sides.

    • @EverythingWasGreat
      @EverythingWasGreat Před rokem

      @JUST WILD NZ Thanks for testing!

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      @@EverythingWasGreat no worries at all

  • @serverlan763
    @serverlan763 Před rokem +1

    But you took a took man Rab instead?

    • @JUSTWILDNZ
      @JUSTWILDNZ  Před rokem

      Rab saw the vid and sent me theirs so in EP4 I had a MSR V Rab and went more into "What's in my pack" in EP4
      Never had this epic Rab tent when shooting this episode. The Rab won mainly because I was solo and the speed of putting it up.
      The Access2 has way more room, more breathable and close to the same weight it's just the fly when solo can be tricking to get up in stormy conditions and that Fiordland rain.
      MSR Access 2 is such an incredible tent and I love it,
      If there was 2 of us, hands down I would have taken the Access2. Plus I wanted to set up the Rab tent to see if it would fail in Fiordland conditions as it's not made for low altitude/wet conditions....Rab still kick ass in EP7 & 8 which blows my mind.