MUST SEE BEFORE YOU BUY: HILLEBERG NALLO 2 ... Too good to be true? (First Impressions)
Vložit
- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- The Nallo 2 is the ideal all-around, all-season, exceptionally lightweight two person tent.
One of the lightest, true all season, 2 person tents available.
The single entrance and vestibule keep the weight low while still providing full access and ample storage space.
Features how to "double pole" the Hilleberg Nallo 2.
Kerlon 1200.
UK wildcamping.
#wildcamping #camping #backpacking #hilleberg #britain #oakley
Hey guys, let me know what you think in the comments below 👇 😉. Please consider subscribing to help support the channel 👍
Hi Bob. Like always nice video. Amazing presentation about this tent. I have the Hilleberg Allak 3. Double Pole for extreme conditions, heavy, of course but is worthy. By the way i am looking for a new tent, just a bit light and i don´t know wich one yet but i would like to have The Solo BL from Hilleberg. But that one you are showing in your video is huge, one point plus for me and bagpack.
Thanks for share the information.
Have a good New year 2024 and Happy Christmas time( i know, todoy is 26th, sorry). All the Best for you and your familiy.
All the best to you and your family too mate! Thanks for stopping by again. This tent is awesome I love it.
Many years ago a mate and I were camped on a Cornish clifftop when a gale blew in.A lot to tents had been damaged but our little shelter was still dry and comfy.Its given great service and was well worth the cost and you won't have to buy twice.Enjoy.
Thanks for stopping by 🙂 ... Wind and tents, the ultimate test!
2 person tent is aways the best option in winter and if you are camping with other people and there tent gets damaged you have space for them aswell
The anjan 2 mesh inner fits, with a slight mod, iv got one for mine, the nallo mesh is like hens Teath
Happy xmas and New Year Bob. That looks shiny! Is it arse or nose into the wind. Definitely something to be said for a 2 person tent in the winter. The space becomes a real boost in crap weather. Price is a killer, but that buys quality.
You too, fella. I hope you've had a good one with the family.
Nose into the wind on this one but wasn't very windy. Price is on the steep side and wonder whether the abisko lite 2 would be just as good?
I didn't get that due to the side door position (want to put my helinox ground chair in the porch and stare out, will show on next video.)
See you on the next one bud
@HikerBobOfficial there is always a compromise in choosing a tent. Just have to decide what is more important!
Thanks
Just 1 think get a foot print ive got 1 on mine brilliant
@garyvause2475 hey buddy thanks for stopping by 👍
I think the 12kg force is a tear test using ISO 13937-4 which isn't exactly pressure but instead pulling the material until it rips. Bloody strong though
You sound a lot more technical than me! Thanks for stopping by. I'll see you on the next one 😀
Hi there, what's your experience with the condensation with this tent?
Hi Phil, welcome to the channel mate. There can be quite a bit if you don't unzip the vents. I'd suggest you keep the vents open front and back and also inner. Also I'd suggest if it ever rains when you get back give it a good drying out. Hope this helps. See you on the next one.
@@HikerBobOfficial thank you sir, will keep that in mind!
Great video mate. Really well presented. Looking forward to see how you get on with it. Did you sell your Allak 2?
Cheers bud! Just been out in it (Peak District) took an absolute beating! Sold the Allak 2 wasn't for me
Vango did a 1.48KG Tunnel tent called the F10 Nitro 200 Lite it has TBS and even with the footprint and extra pegs it comes in way below 2kg…….in fact even the extended porch area version is 1.76kg…..
Not sure why people rave over the overly expensive Hilleberg? They don’t even have a TBS tension band system?
At least some of us are a bit wiser.
Hi Matt,
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your opinion.
I couldn't comment on Vango's TBS (Tension Band System) for people reading this, wondering what TBS is. I've never used a Vango tent, so I wouldn't have a clue, unfortunately.
I like what I like in short. For someone who doesn't go out drinking, etc, this tent would cost me roughly 6 nights on the town (quite easily).
So, it's entirely contextual, as I am sure you can appreciate, as everyone sees value in a different light.
On the contrary, you have a good point in that Hilleberg tents are expensive as I owned an Allak 2 and did not rate the value of that tent.
Hillebergs are extremely popular, as you know. I trust you have owned one and had a bad experience?
All the best, Bob.