It would be a fairer comparison if you had compared this with the Lanshan 1 Pro, and not the Lanshan 1. The Pro is made of better materials, has more internal space, is lighter weight (690g), and is a single-skin hybrid (like the GG One). Your point about footprint size is well made. I've used my Lanshan 1 Pro over this season in preference to my Luxe Hexpeak V4A and the smaller footprint certainly extends your pitching options. I do like the two-pole internal space configuration with your GG One - must admit I'm tempted! The Lanshan 1 Pro exceeded my expectations when it came to handling bad weather, and I'll be interested to see how this One performs!
Love Gossamer Gear, own a G4-20 pack which is perfect for winter wild camp trips. Chose the Zpacks Altaplex over 'The One' due to being 6'2, gives a little more head room.
Oh snap. Nice choice, I have this one and I love it! I wouldn't take it anywhere with heavy, heavy winds, but for just about anything else it's an awesome shelter. You might want to consider a polycro groundsheet for it, the floor is pretty thin. One groundsheet adds about an ounce and they're remarkably durable. I've used one of mine on various types of surfaces with zero issues. Sadly, it blew away on my last trip. Thankfully, they come as a pack of two!
@@OutdoorDaze Oh, damn. :P Well, I hope the shelter survives without damage. I had mine set up in a very windy area with no way of attaching anything to the points on the head and feet ends, so the foot end acted as a big wind scoop. The wall bowed into the tent quite a bit and flapped about all night and all day. Didn't get any sleep at all. Right after we'd packed up, a heavy rainstorm came and the gusts that came with it would have for sure ripped the wall open. I was lucky that time, this was in an alpine environment above the tree line in Sweden. Next time, I'll be taking my Hilleberg instead. With that said, my 'One' survived without any damage, which I'm thankful for.
Congrats with your new tent. On top of import tax also be aware of possible currancy exchange process charge. I was buying stuff from Austria via TSB bank card and had nasty surprise. It dependends on the card you pay with, some cards don’t charge for currency exchange.
I have the old model (no tension points on both sides, unfortunately) and I'm very happy with it too. Very roomy for such a light weight. Super easy and quick to set up. Also, the vestibule is the perfect size to store your backpack and shoes. There is condensation in it if the conditions favour condensation, like all tents. Only downsides IMO: sagging when wet and price point.
Also, I ordered one myself week ago and I get i today. Excited. Also got the new black diamond poles for it. Pct 2023 for me mate. Glad to see alot of people all over the world communicating with hobbies we all share and love. Better than any drama you get at a bar is sharing a view with your pals and toast to more bs in life.
Very nice tent Mr Haze ,nearly bought one but went for thr Notch Li. I only buy a tent in a blue moon but very pleased .look forward to your long hike with the One. 👍
Love your tent videos. I've had a Robens stardust 2 for over 10 years (think they've changed the name to starlight now) and it's never let me down so I couldn't replace it. Looking forward to your next trip.
Great video mate, alot of people rush through there videos but literally I memorized, not only your low pants, but on how exactly to put the tent up without the bs. Thanks. 🍻
Hazey I met you earlier tonight while out having a few sherbets and wanted to apologise for asking for a pic. I was just a bit star struck after bindging your videos for the past few years. Hope you had a lovely night much love
@@benny_mc was 350, got it for 339 (with footprint). Although I forgot to try and add the discount code to the footprint 🤦🏻♂️😂 so I might have got a bit more off.
Lovely tent, however if the conditions are right you will get condensation. Nothing you can do about it. I've had lots of experience with completely open tarps, so the best ventilation you can have and you still get condensation, even without me being underneath it!
Fog condenses on everything. Nothing can be done about it unless you can start a small fire to dry your shelter, which is not recommended with silnylon, as it is highly flammable. Using a wood stove with a chimney is effective, but hardly ultralight. For those who don't use trekking poles, Tarptent's Moment might be worth a look.
Looks good. I've been humming and hawing about getting the z packs duplex as apparently it's no heavier when wet. But it's just the import duty... I really don't want to pay it!
Ey up… This tent has just come back into the online store if anyone is after bagging one? What hiking poles would you recommend with it? Thanks fort videos. Love them mate 👍🏼👌🏼
@@treubuchet It has hold up for the rain so far, I have had the tent since end of last year, so… I’m mostly in the lowlands and forests so hasn’t really experienced high wind yet. I got the feeling though, that I might not do so well in a storm. It has quite bit flat areas that feels like it would catch the wind. You would need bigger pegs. But as I haven’t experienced it yet I can be wrong, I hope I am🤞🏻
2 years later and what do you think of the tent now?? Are you still using it as much for stealth camping or have you moved it on and got some thing else????
Lovely tent dude good vid , I really like the gossamer gear stuff, and nearly bought one but went for the z packs duplex, the tax charge at UK customs is a killer tho. 👍
So if the last vid asked of the Pioneer 2 was the one, but this is The One, then the 2 wasn't The One? Or was the 2 the one and The One - apart from not being the 2 - isn't the one? Because they do The Two too..
@@OutdoorDaze Love the work as always youth. You're gonna have to pack in finding all the good kit though. STILL poised on the Pioneer 2 and now this! Hah...trying convince myself my Big Agnes does the same job (got stung at customs too on that a couple of years ago) and on top of that I've got the wife asking "Have your pegs got those loops on?!" 🤣 ✌️
Hi. Thank you for the videos👍. I am a fan! I appreciate you can't answer all questions so if you find this post in 8 years don't worry. Question: I'm off to cairngorms end of Oct for 3 dayer. Have lanshan Pro, find condensation a bit of an issue, also have cloudpeak 2. Which one would you think would be best? Toss a coin right???
Be interesting to see what the condensation is like when the temperature drops a bit. Did you look at the lightwave tent I understand it has a breathable hybrid skin like a rain jacket? I keep looking at tents but still haven’t found anything to beat my terra nova laser photon for weight 803g inc poles etc, I don’t use trekking poles so a trekking pole tent would just add extra weight.
Do you rate this or is lanshan better ? I have nordisk telemark 2.2lw love it but not great for headroom and planning cape wrath. What would you recommend
Hi mate! What sleeping bag do you use I have the problem of too small and not enough warmth or too big for my pack is there anything out there you would recommend for cooler weather camping/hiking ,what also doesn’t require lots of my pack space ?
Wow!, for the size its ultra light, be perfect for my needs to, im having one pal. I'll have to convince the wife somehow its absolutely needed...ouch!.. medic!.
If you are carrying trekking poles anyway you might as well have a trekking pole tent. There are many ways around not having a free standing and they weigh less. I mean thats why folks use them anyway. But I am sure you already knew that lol
Good job mate......Ive wanted this for a while......did you consider the SixMoon designs Lunar Solo or SkyscapeTrekker against this when buying? Trying to make up my mind between them....it is a stunning tent the GossamerGearTheOne...love the headroom....would love to know how it does in good rain mate....The Vango F10 Hydrogen tent is also a curious one...loved by bikepackers ...has the airbeam on it....kinda wanted it but felt it was to low in the end....i like to sit up in a solo tent to cook etc....cheers for your review mate....it is a stunning looking tent.
@@OutdoorDaze Nylon: We choose to make most of our shelters, and our packs, from a thin woven nylon fabric. Nylon is exceptionally strong for its weight and price, resistant to abrasion and chemicals, long-lasting, compressible, and easy to wash. The downside in certain situations is that it is relatively elastic, meaning that it will have a minimal "sag" when saturated with water
@@OutdoorDaze Look forward to you testing it. I'm doing the Skye trail next year in September and am looking for something light(ish) i can use. I have the Lanshan2 which is fine, but im always on the lookout for a better (not necessarily lighter) tent.
If you still have all of them you should set up all your tents in a line for a video. Keep up the good work mate.
The trekking pole tent industry is really stepping up the game! I went with the River Country Trekker 1 because I am short (5'8") and a tight wad.
Well thought out design!
I've got three tents already so I'm gonna have to resist this one....until I'm pissed on line then who knows 🤣
It would be a fairer comparison if you had compared this with the Lanshan 1 Pro, and not the Lanshan 1. The Pro is made of better materials, has more internal space, is lighter weight (690g), and is a single-skin hybrid (like the GG One).
Your point about footprint size is well made. I've used my Lanshan 1 Pro over this season in preference to my Luxe Hexpeak V4A and the smaller footprint certainly extends your pitching options.
I do like the two-pole internal space configuration with your GG One - must admit I'm tempted! The Lanshan 1 Pro exceeded my expectations when it came to handling bad weather, and I'll be interested to see how this One performs!
That's it, I've decided this is the tent for me for my Pembrokeshire coast path walk next summer. Can't wait and thank you so much for the vid.
Love Gossamer Gear, own a G4-20 pack which is perfect for winter wild camp trips. Chose the Zpacks Altaplex over 'The One' due to being 6'2, gives a little more head room.
Small footprint really is a huge advantage. Love my Hilleberg Bivanorak, which allows me to set up camp anywhere i can fit my sleeping pad :P
Looks simple and effective, nice weight as well. Another to keep an eye on when my lightweight retires.
Ahh yes the monthly Haze’s new tent video! The gear hunt is never over 😂
Oh snap. Nice choice, I have this one and I love it! I wouldn't take it anywhere with heavy, heavy winds, but for just about anything else it's an awesome shelter. You might want to consider a polycro groundsheet for it, the floor is pretty thin. One groundsheet adds about an ounce and they're remarkably durable. I've used one of mine on various types of surfaces with zero issues. Sadly, it blew away on my last trip. Thankfully, they come as a pack of two!
Cheers mate. In tomorrow’s video I get caught in gale force winds 😂
@@OutdoorDaze Oh, damn. :P Well, I hope the shelter survives without damage. I had mine set up in a very windy area with no way of attaching anything to the points on the head and feet ends, so the foot end acted as a big wind scoop. The wall bowed into the tent quite a bit and flapped about all night and all day. Didn't get any sleep at all. Right after we'd packed up, a heavy rainstorm came and the gusts that came with it would have for sure ripped the wall open. I was lucky that time, this was in an alpine environment above the tree line in Sweden. Next time, I'll be taking my Hilleberg instead. With that said, my 'One' survived without any damage, which I'm thankful for.
Have you had this in 30mph winds, if so how did it fare?
I bought one for two weeks biketouring japan. Thanks for the vid!
Each tent has its region. This tent is ideal for the PCT, a somewhat more stable model for the CDT and a double-wall tent for the AT.
Congrats with your new tent. On top of import tax also be aware of possible currancy exchange process charge. I was buying stuff from Austria via TSB bank card and had nasty surprise. It dependends on the card you pay with, some cards don’t charge for currency exchange.
I have the old model (no tension points on both sides, unfortunately) and I'm very happy with it too. Very roomy for such a light weight. Super easy and quick to set up. Also, the vestibule is the perfect size to store your backpack and shoes. There is condensation in it if the conditions favour condensation, like all tents. Only downsides IMO: sagging when wet and price point.
Exactly what I did with the shock cord, works a treat and saves on pegs
Great overview. Thank you.
Also, I ordered one myself week ago and I get i today. Excited. Also got the new black diamond poles for it. Pct 2023 for me mate. Glad to see alot of people all over the world communicating with hobbies we all share and love. Better than any drama you get at a bar is sharing a view with your pals and toast to more bs in life.
Just the fact that you said 'guy out points' instead of 'guide out points' made me subscribe. :-)
Very nice tent Mr Haze ,nearly bought one but went for thr Notch Li. I only buy a tent in a blue moon but very pleased .look forward to your long hike with the One.
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Good to see you getting some high end light weight kit
Love your tent videos. I've had a Robens stardust 2 for over 10 years (think they've changed the name to starlight now) and it's never let me down so I couldn't replace it. Looking forward to your next trip.
Great video mate, alot of people rush through there videos but literally I memorized, not only your low pants, but on how exactly to put the tent up without the bs. Thanks. 🍻
It seems to sorely top vents to exhaust the warm, moist air?
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
That looks like an excellent fit for you Hon! Always nice when kit makes us happy 😊
ATB!
Looks like an excellent bit of kit there mate 👌 👍
It's great, I think the colour should be good for stealth.
As of summer 23, the price in now about $250 USD
great video brother
Looks a cracking tent for those long distance adventures or superlight camping . Nice one 👍
Another day, another new tent for Haze
You can hear the Oni ghost from "The Grudge" movie, haunting him at 4:56 - 7
love than lanshan comparison 🤣
Hazey I met you earlier tonight while out having a few sherbets and wanted to apologise for asking for a pic. I was just a bit star struck after bindging your videos for the past few years. Hope you had a lovely night much love
Edited this a few time as I’m obviously three sheets to the wind at this time of night
Don’t you worry about it me old mucker! I hope you had good night 🥳
Been there done this one, he's not 5'10 either 5'3 in cuban heels at a stetch
I’ve only just ordered the terra nova pioneer 2 with your discount code, can’t buy another tent for about 50 years😂
Nice tent.
Did the discount code work for you on the Pioneer? How much did you pay?
@@benny_mc was 350, got it for 339 (with footprint). Although I forgot to try and add the discount code to the footprint 🤦🏻♂️😂 so I might have got a bit more off.
Good tip on import tax. Great video as always.
Both the One & Two are on my Santa wish list. But not as Dyneema version
Mine’s arriving today! :)
Craig Rivers, Rivers End Outdoors, Good international video!
Lovely tent, however if the conditions are right you will get condensation. Nothing you can do about it. I've had lots of experience with completely open tarps, so the best ventilation you can have and you still get condensation, even without me being underneath it!
Fog condenses on everything. Nothing can be done about it unless you can start a small fire to dry your shelter, which is not recommended with silnylon, as it is highly flammable. Using a wood stove with a chimney is effective, but hardly ultralight.
For those who don't use trekking poles, Tarptent's Moment might be worth a look.
Looks good. I've been humming and hawing about getting the z packs duplex as apparently it's no heavier when wet. But it's just the import duty... I really don't want to pay it!
Amazing video bro, you went right straight to the point! Great info and vid
Looks awesome, would have been good to see a t door on it but otherwise looks like a good upgrade on the Lanshan!
Nice video. Do you think it would fit anyone around 6ft3 plus thick pad or would that be cosy ? Cheers
If like to see comparison to Dan Durston X-Mid
That import tax is a bit off putting, and the fact that I find it hard to kneel these daze! But it looks cool, along with the hat n pants! x
Dang. I’ve been looking in to the Lunar Solo and other single poll tents. This is getting way more intriguing for me.
Hi Matt
That will be your new best free tent😂😂
Ey up…
This tent has just come back into the online store if anyone is after bagging one?
What hiking poles would you recommend with it?
Thanks fort videos. Love them mate 👍🏼👌🏼
I have The Two, love the space and the low weight. Only thing I don’t like is the sagging in wet conditions.
Other than sagging, can I ask how it holds up under heavy rain and wind?
@@treubuchet It has hold up for the rain so far, I have had the tent since end of last year, so… I’m mostly in the lowlands and forests so hasn’t really experienced high wind yet. I got the feeling though, that I might not do so well in a storm. It has quite bit flat areas that feels like it would catch the wind. You would need bigger pegs. But as I haven’t experienced it yet I can be wrong, I hope I am🤞🏻
@@lindaclarbull962Thanks for the reply Linda, I really do appreciate it.
stay safe.
2 years later and what do you think of the tent now?? Are you still using it as much for stealth camping or have you moved it on and got some thing else????
Looks awesome
Lovely tent dude good vid , I really like the gossamer gear stuff, and nearly bought one but went for the z packs duplex, the tax charge at UK customs is a killer tho. 👍
Hey! Thanks for great videos. Would you say this tent is your favorite light weight tent? Cheers
Thank you. Looks great. Could it really be The One?
Some have said the condensation runs down into the bathtub floor as there is no overhang? Is this correct? Cheers
Looks cool to me
What a class tent....if i come into some money it would be something I would get....cheers matey...:-)
Looks good but I can get a Lanshan 2 Pro and save £150 and use that towards a lighter sleeping bag or mat.
A very nice tent indeed Hazy 👍👍👍🇵🇭
So if the last vid asked of the Pioneer 2 was the one, but this is The One, then the 2 wasn't The One? Or was the 2 the one and The One - apart from not being the 2 - isn't the one? Because they do The Two too..
😂 I salute you
@@OutdoorDaze Love the work as always youth. You're gonna have to pack in finding all the good kit though. STILL poised on the Pioneer 2 and now this! Hah...trying convince myself my Big Agnes does the same job (got stung at customs too on that a couple of years ago) and on top of that I've got the wife asking "Have your pegs got those loops on?!" 🤣 ✌️
Hi. Thank you for the videos👍. I am a fan! I appreciate you can't answer all questions so if you find this post in 8 years don't worry. Question: I'm off to cairngorms end of Oct for 3 dayer. Have lanshan Pro, find condensation a bit of an issue, also have cloudpeak 2. Which one would you think would be best? Toss a coin right???
I’d go lanshan and take a small sponge to deal with condensation
wasn't expecting those stats on water proofness, or rather lack of.
Do you use the Polycryo ground cloth?
Damn sonofa beach. Beat on the first comment !
Another great review. Do you know anywhere that stocks The One? I can’t seem to find anyone.lol👍
Be interesting to see what the condensation is like when the temperature drops a bit.
Did you look at the lightwave tent I understand it has a breathable hybrid skin like a rain jacket?
I keep looking at tents but still haven’t found anything to beat my terra nova laser photon for weight 803g inc poles etc, I don’t use trekking poles so a trekking pole tent would just add extra weight.
Awesome video
Do you rate this or is lanshan better ? I have nordisk telemark 2.2lw love it but not great for headroom and planning cape wrath. What would you recommend
Let us know if you stay dry when the rain belts at it from the non vestibule side. Is it designed for wet & windy ?
Hazy. What length do you extend your poles to to get the best results?
Hi mate! What sleeping bag do you use I have the problem of too small and not enough warmth or too big for my pack is there anything out there you would recommend for cooler weather camping/hiking ,what also doesn’t require lots of my pack space ?
Nice 1 hazey
Thee's a new sub lad. that were right that. bit pricey that.
I have some cube fibre tents you can borrow if you like
How sturdy are trekking pole tents hazy
Nice
Wow!, for the size its ultra light, be perfect for my needs to, im having one pal. I'll have to convince the wife somehow its absolutely needed...ouch!.. medic!.
The lanshan 1 plus is apparently a bit bigger than the 1 ....... ive just bought it. £150 with footprint
Problem with the Lanshan is, your sending money to China.
@@billpetersen298 90% of our money is going to china
Plus its seam sealed already too
You lost me at hiking pole tent, but each to their own, you’re a top man.
If you are carrying trekking poles anyway you might as well have a trekking pole tent. There are many ways around not having a free standing and they weigh less. I mean thats why folks use them anyway. But I am sure you already knew that lol
Any advice on a good budget Knife la?
Eeee what's going on I thought you'd been hacked bro..good luck with this venture 👍
Looks a good tent now torn between this and the Lan Shan? Is it pre sealed at the seams??
Yes
www.gossamergear.com/products/the-one?variant=30496347596
Enjoyed the video thanks. The height looks excellent - what height did you set the poles to? Atb gordon
With all that ventilation, does the tent get drafty in windy conditions?
Great tent shame it’s not a stealthier colour
Good job mate......Ive wanted this for a while......did you consider the SixMoon designs Lunar Solo or SkyscapeTrekker against this when buying? Trying to make up my mind between them....it is a stunning tent the GossamerGearTheOne...love the headroom....would love to know how it does in good rain mate....The Vango F10 Hydrogen tent is also a curious one...loved by bikepackers ...has the airbeam on it....kinda wanted it but felt it was to low in the end....i like to sit up in a solo tent to cook etc....cheers for your review mate....it is a stunning looking tent.
Why does everyone get the 3 season Lashan 2 pro? Is the 4 season a poor choice due to condensation?
Single skin hybrid. Condensation will be bad in our climate.
I'm holding out for the next Dan Durston xmid drop.
Looks a beauty mate. How many tents do you own now?
I’ve got a couple mate
Haze have you ever thought of getting a tent mate?…… not sure I’ve ever seen you with one… nice review though 😀👍
Is this just a warm weather tent?
Are you panic buying tents?😆
No, I’m scarily calm about it 😇
Does looks nice - floor looks thin as though - that would make me paranoid.
Is 1800mm HH enough for the rain we get?
It’s fine for what I need it for mate. I’ll be using a ground sheet too.
@@OutdoorDaze
Nylon: We choose to make most of our shelters, and our packs, from a thin woven nylon fabric. Nylon is exceptionally strong for its weight and price, resistant to abrasion and chemicals, long-lasting, compressible, and easy to wash. The downside in certain situations is that it is relatively elastic, meaning that it will have a minimal "sag" when saturated with water
Better than the Lanshan 2?.... It looks a tad thin too?
Time will tell mate
@@OutdoorDaze Look forward to you testing it. I'm doing the Skye trail next year in September and am looking for something light(ish) i can use. I have the Lanshan2 which is fine, but im always on the lookout for a better (not necessarily lighter) tent.
its not dumbledore 3:42
Did you need to seam seal it?
No mate, it comes already done
Nice tent, but too expensive for me.
Thrist.?
Everyone loves new gear, but kind of sad you must pay steep import fees. Are there vendors in the UK that produce similar tents?