Trail JK
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What brand name tents are people using? I'm looking for a 2 man tent that works in all seasons and packs small and light. Any recommendations on this?
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Merged to existing thread. Lots of options here. We also have a backpacking thread here as well.
Merged to existing thread. Lots of options here. We also have a backpacking thread here as well.
I bought a jeep so I don't have to use my feet.
Thank you very much, sorry I didn't see this before. So awesome to have all of this info on here. Thanks again!
No idea on the electronics but always heard good things about Big AgnesDoes anyone have any experience with Big Agnes tents? I was looking at some of their mtnGLO line which have interior lighting and some even offer built in Goal Zero solar panels and batteries for charging mobile devices and powering in-tent fans. Just curious how this stuff stood up over time.
http://www.bigagnes.com/Gear/Tents/mtnGLO
Does anyone have any experience with Big Agnes tents? I was looking at some of their mtnGLO line which have interior lighting and some even offer built in Goal Zero solar panels and batteries for charging mobile devices and powering in-tent fans. Just curious how this stuff stood up over time.
http://www.bigagnes.com/Gear/Tents/mtnGLO
Yes it does! Always hate it when people lose their jobs. Been there.
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I have owned and tested many Big Agnes products including several tents. Very high quality, damn good design as well. They really build good shit. I have not tested the mountain glow, but think it's a cool idea. Knowing them, they likely built it with quality and longevity in mind. Post 102 in this thread shows a picture of my Fly Creek UL2, Love that thing: https://wayalife.com/showthread.php?8052-Show-off-your-tents&p=587109&viewfull=1#post587109
We do a lot of tent camping and recently purchased a Coleman 8 person instant tent off Amazon. It's an new in box old model from like 2011, but absolutely the best tent I have ever had. It's a 150D material, which is twice as thick, does not need a rain fly and lot's of ventilation. Look for the single hub 10X14.