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My x mid 2 landed today so that's the most valuable thing I've done today watching your video.

Nice video.... I use a pair of trek poles so the use of the second pole to create more headroom inside is a cracker. thanks... and it gives you some more washing line room too

Great video lads, are you still using the Abisko lite? How do you feel about now? Still as good ?

Brilliant video guys …..great views , great food . I’m staying near there next year , hope to follow your path . Just getting over a knee injury, hopefully be back on form for then . Thanks for the upload 👍

very helpful, thx! (and love your accent ;-)

got my bobcat 1 today and i didn,t have any problem getting the pole in and yes rather pleased with it and some good tips there im gunna remember when out in my first camp in it

It’s smaller and heavier than my Fjallraven abisko 1. But the Robens SL1 is as tough as old boots. I really like the spy window which allows me to peep through in the morning to check the weather. I super glued in the end caps. I was lucky because one came off first time I used it but I found it. It really is a stupid design fault of this tent that should be put right by Robens. It really is a good tent though. Great review. 👍

Belter lads, gutted about the pole but cost wise they're only like 4-5 dehydrated meals 😢

Another banger lads. I'm watching the back catalogue in no particular order so it's good to see where yous have come from.

Another belta one lads. Really enjoying these.

New to the chanel lads been binging all your vids so far, making me wanna proper get back out into the hills. Funny you yanno moaning about the food being crap, I bet if you've been getting shot at in a trench all day it tastes like your nans scouse. Keep the content coming lads, really enjoying it.

I was in that area earlier in year and it was mad hot and me being a numpty i didnt have sun cream on and was suffering . I seen the bothy and had to look inside and to my joy was a bottle of sun block , life saver 😊

A superb tent for my three season cycles tours. I have also used this camping on the three Yorkshire Peaks in winter with no problems. For the £, you cannot go wrongg with a Bobcat.

Amazing video guys, really good.

Tremendous videos lads and always very informative, hopefully plenty more to come 👍 great to see people getting out and enjoying a few beers in the wild. Lucky to have the lake district on our doorstep and watching these i cant wait for my next outing in the trusty helm 2.

Great video, lads! Full respect with the Welsh pronunciations! Good to see! 👊🏼 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Hi, thanks for your review. I am about to buy this tent but cannot decide between 3 and 4 season. I am taking it to scotland so on one hand I expect a lot of wind but on the other 3 season version may not cope with midges maybe. Also all mesh seems to be better in terms of condensation, but I have read some comments that it's even worse because moisture collects on the floor. Also more reports of leaking comes from the one from inner mesh (maybe just coincidence) What would you advise?

great video lads. We have the Helm 2 and i'm looking forward to getting out in the mountains with it! Liked & subscribed!

Great video, well presented, thamks. I have two Bobcat 1 tents, i think they are awesome. Have you got or tried tge OEX Cloud Peak 2? Great tent weighing in at 2.4kg.

Superb camp, especially the sunrise. Love my Fjallraven too

I got mine last year for £59 I think, never been that price since. I like this tent for what it is - got it just as a sleeping room not as a backpacking shelter, but even as that it is impressive as to the speed of putting up and taking down - not only that the small size means that putting it away wet means that drying out takes only a small amount of space, it fits on the washing line!! Nice video

The first time I used this was in an absolute torrential downpour at a campsite in the forest of dean. I did wake up with puddles around the edge but have read through the comments and on reflection I don't think the guy ropes were tight enough to give it a fair go in such conditions. Too heavy and too big a pack size for bikepacking for me personally, but I'll certainly give it a go with the poles separately now and see if that is better.

Mis-sold womens boots, food reviews, great drone shots, and pranks. This vid has it all lol.. Great trip lads. Red Pike is stunning, we recently went on a hike there and intend to go back and camp in the area!

Nice video 🙂👍

What a spot! Love the inversion.

Brilliant video, but please take on board that group camping is not allowed in the Lake District 👍

Fabulous video such amazing colours 🥰

Great watch lads. Is that on the path on the way up or away from it? Looks amazing!

Great review 👍Bombproof tent that can be up and down in a few minutes once you get the hang of it. My trusty little Bobcat is coming with me on a 4 day roadtrip to Scotland later this month. Not exactly wild camping, but I do want the minimum weight I can get away with in the boot of my little sportscar. I have done the carabiner mod to the corner hooks to make them more permanent, and am currently just using a garden cane for the rear guy line mod. (I will find something more suitable eventually lol) One thing I do have to disagree with you (and quite a few other reviewers too) is the lack of space for a taller person. I'm 6' 2" and can sleep in it no problem (Although I am a side sleeper which may help)

I wonder about the livability with two people in this thing - we got one because our tent broke during a hike in Scotland. It looks fine in the video, but I'm 178cm lying on a 10cm Mat and had the choice between touching the inner (actually outer) tent with my feet or having the inner tent hanging in my face. Outdoorsmagic tried out the 3 person tent and said that one would be great with 2 people. So I'd advise setting the tent up in the shop and trying it out with your own matresses. The shop kindly took it back and we got a Nemo Dagger 2 instead - way better livability. It's a decent tent I thought, but they should work on making it more livable, perhaps splitting the middle pole at the ends.

Wow!!

Fleetwith pike?

This is what i’ve got! Love it 👌🏼

Is that a pheasant in the back

Lads, your tent reviews are really well thought out and very informative. Some of the best on YT by far! Cheers lads!

another cracking video lads 🙏 have been using this tent and couldnt agree more with what you have to say. no one does affordable gear quite like OEX

Great review and a great tent. I love this little tent nearly as much as Ant survive the night. Fantastic tip on the trekking pole at the back. I was out at weekend in mine and 2 pals who also have the BC1. The biggest issue we had was the sleeping quarter giving your face a battering but it was very windy up yonda. Thanks for sharing it pal

Great review, thank you.

I love these videos lads, the quality and editing is superb. Thanks for sharing the details of the tent. I have one myself and didn't know about that mod for the back. Thanks 👍

I have hillebergs, fjallravens. All sorts of tents, but I still love my little bobcat... I would say it is a 4 season tent.. I have had it out in horrendous conditions and it was unfazed... I put 4 of those tiny carabeaners on the four hooks quick, easy and effective. I have put it into semi-retirment, I care for it that much.. iam making a footprint for it , just to give it more protection... mine cost me £49... what a bargain for what a tent... Take care out there.

Nice to see you back lads! Missed your content. Get some more in the pipeline! 🎥

I am 6.3 so hopeless

would you recommend buying a footprint aswell? or do you think it'll be fine along as you make sure the ground is clear of anything sharp, thanks

I found the Lanshan 1 too crampwd ..my head touched tje top. Looking to get the pro 2.. seems a whole to roomier and not much extra weight.

Just use locktite on the pole ends, no need for adding elastic

brilliant in depth review.

An absolutely fantastic and thorough review. I actually own this tent and work away from home during the week. I therefore use this tent to keep things affordable. I pitched it for the first time recently after a long day at work, in decreasing light, in the pouring rain. It pitches outer first, which allows you to keep your kit dry. The inner can be left attached, but because I am usually packing away first thing in the morning before work, it is nearly always put away damp or wet. I therefore always separate the inner from the outer to allow me to dry thoroughly when I get home. The first time I pitched it, I forgot to wrap the guy lines around the pole, Which wasn’t a big deal, but you can see how much this adds to the tent in windy conditions. Thankfully, that night was not windy, just incredibly wet and the tent did a great job. I totally agree with all of your other comments especially the inner pockets which are a weird design. Overall though, an excellent tent and well worth the money.

Honestly. This is one of the most relaxing and chilled videos ever!

Class video. Looks like a great crack boys. Inspiring stuff!

Brilliant vid lads, i live in the town at the base of the Moelwynion-Blaenau Ffestiniog. The name Cnicht comes from the fact that the mountain looks like an engish knight's helmet, but the welsh couldnt pronounce the word Knight so they pronounced it Cnicht, hense the name.