Tent recomendations

Marmot limelight 2p

>>669047
a tarp

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>>669047
Eureka Spitfire Solo

>>669156
What a stupid design. Is that tent constructed with the sole purpose of collecting as much wind as possible?

>>669164

...and I assume those bends in the poles are designed to snap.

>>669164
Think desert brah.

>>669150
Thanks dude that's right in my price range

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>>669047
I am going to watch this tread as I want to know the answer.

I have found the Kilo 2 from Easton, 1,2kg but it is 350€ and there is durability issues and the
Sarracenia plume from Co-te-nor (pic related) and its 1.8kg. It is small, but indestructible.

>>669353
Those are terrible tents from a weight to to price ratio.

Consider products at tarptent.com

>>669376
Good weight and price come with thin materials.
It does not sound wise.

Nemo makes pretty good tents, I have an older Losi 3p that fits myself and my wife with all of our gear well.

>>669376
I took a look at it. It is good, but it look thin. Does the poles break or the fabric get worn fast?

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What do you guys think of this tent?

http://www.vango.co.uk/gb/duke-of-edinburgh-recommended/60-banshee-200.html

For Scotland wild camping.

bamp

Mountainsmith Morrison 2
A true 7"x5" floor. Full cover rainfly. Aluminum poles, nice aluminum stakes. Two entries both with a usable vestibule. Weighs around 4.5 lbs. $140US

>>669345
No problem. Search around though.. I got mine NEW for like $140 on ebay.