Love the tent. I was to make a comment on this when you published the WCT Part 1 and 2. Mine is a very similar One Person tent but weights a bit more at 3lbs 8 oz all in. Weight is the major factor to consider on longer treks, uphill especially. My backpack is a 75 litres, I am good for 7 days out there with all the dehydrated food + gear. My last trip was up in the alpine of the Canadian Rockies watching the annual Meteor Showers. Spectacular. It was so dark that night that I couldn't even see my own hand. You can imagine the views up above. We are so small within something so immense that we are insignificant 👽🏔🥾⛺️
I my a 75L pack sounds massive. Although I don’t remember what mine is at the moment. But I agree on the benefit of great lightweight gear. I really need to get lighter rain gear next
I have a Big Agnes as well not that model though. I also have the MTN GLo 2 person which is probably my favorite if weight isn’t an issue. I love the built in lights and the yellow color
Not ultralight for sure, but sometimes you gotta have freestanding depending on the ground/rock availability for staking a trekking pole tent. I have both because I tent in varied terrains.
Pretty cool. Still not that lightweight in comparison to the new ultralight tents out there but not bad.
Yeah almost 3 lbs should not be labeled ultralight .Not that I care about UL
3 lbs is a fantastic weight for a tent
imo.
2p nemo hornet just at 2#
I would LOVE to see a v2 that has two doors even though it's a single. A cool cross breeze is invaluable while still having the fly.
Love the tent. I was to make a comment on this when you published the WCT Part 1 and 2. Mine is a very similar One Person tent but weights a bit more at 3lbs 8 oz all in. Weight is the major factor to consider on longer treks, uphill especially. My backpack is a 75 litres, I am good for 7 days out there with all the dehydrated food + gear. My last trip was up in the alpine of the Canadian Rockies watching the annual Meteor Showers. Spectacular. It was so dark that night that I couldn't even see my own hand. You can imagine the views up above. We are so small within something so immense that we are insignificant 👽🏔🥾⛺️
I my a 75L pack sounds massive. Although I don’t remember what mine is at the moment. But I agree on the benefit of great lightweight gear. I really need to get lighter rain gear next
Very much like the Big Agnes Copper Spur 1.
I have a Big Agnes as well not that model though. I also have the MTN GLo 2 person which is probably my favorite if weight isn’t an issue. I love the built in lights and the yellow color
Nice tent and good video, but way you do dark veider voice in the end of every sentence? 😁
Thanks
Nice vestibule!
Anyone else notice the solar panel at the beginning of the video seems to fluctuate
Thanks Alice 🙂 Appreciate you my friend 🙏
Any time!
Where is your yellow puffer jacket from? I’ve been looking for a nice, yellow, down jacket and love how that one looks.
Decathlon and they are on sale right now too decathlon.com/products/forclaz-mt100-hooded-down-puffer-jacket-167571?rstr=alice
decathlon.com/products/forclaz-mt100-hooded-down-puffer-jacket-167571?rstr=alice.
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Maybe ppl do but to me everyone should have that in their car, just saying, Minnesota logic maybe?
Do you have a link ?
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3 lbs is not an ultralight tent imo, go with non free standing
Not ultralight for sure, but sometimes you gotta have freestanding depending on the ground/rock availability for staking a trekking pole tent. I have both because I tent in varied terrains.