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Wonderful review and summation. Love your content. I bought this tent (after much research incl your videos) in 3-season Khaki and have since bought a 4-season inner for more versatility. Admittedly only been out in the Peak District twice but I love it a lot. Also your fantastic mods. I have recently bought a Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 for more stability in wind. Have not yet been out in that.

Great video. Thanks

I’ve just taken delivery of my pro version,can anyone tell me me what the lowest temp I can seam seal it in?online it says 15c,obviously I am not going to see those temps right now in the uk.will I get away with maybe 10c?im dying to get it done so I can use it.

Great long time user.pay tribute!

Yeah, Mr Mouse didn't chew a hole in my vestibule 'door', I had a midgie invasion so lit up my cigar and was induced to chase one little b@!*$%d around the tent and must have caught a tent door (and my inflatable mat)! I repaired both on-hike with gaffer tape, proper job when at home with Tenacious tape. I have the Pro version and I was pleased with my seam sealing. It was neither hard nor time-consuming. However, on an early outing, there was a downpour that revealed a slight leak around one of the guy attachments on the side of the tent. Dripped on my forehead once evry few minutes for most of the night. Sorted when I got home. This is a brilliant tent!

Agree wholeheartedly. I have a Lanshan 2 and also a Lanshan 1. Both are superb for an old guy like me who likes his poles and appreciates light weight. My tents are like good friends and I like the fact that you can make your own modifications to enhance that friendship! Thanks for your great videos and your excellent suggestions. Love your work.

We have the Lanshan 2 pro and it's great for summer camping. However, after a really bad windy night in the Swedish mountains (Kungsleden trail), we bought the Exped Orion III extreme. We're happy to carry the extra weight for the added luxury and storm safety. The Lanshan didn't collapse in the storm, but it was windy (and therefore cold) inside due to the raised entries and the airvents near the ground. Of course, you could alway pin it down lower, but that's not something I want to do in the middle of the night in a storm, already feeling cold. Also, as with all single wall tents, condensation can and will run down the walls, so you always have to make sure that the foot section of the sleeping bag doesn't touch the wall, which isn't realistic for tall people.

Excellent review. And thanks to your faith in this tent I just purchased the 4 season Grey one. It will replace my Vango Heddon 1, which I do love and ive had many great nights in it, but its a lot smaller than Lanshan 2 and is roughly 400gs heavier. What is your go to pole height for pitching in the UK?

Nice to see a really long-term review. Thanks for this one!

Good video. I have the 1 pro which I modified as per your suggestions, work's well. I used the single large guideline up and over the top rather than the two extra mini poles. ( Thanks!) Whilst I agree their pegs are too small ( I replaced with Groundhogs) adding extra pockets and two way zips would just increase the weight. I love that the one pro still comes in under 1 kg with mods.

I have the one and two, totally agree with you, especially the two way zip. Also bought carbon fibre poles that fold down to four pieces so I can get them inside my Kestrel 48 L backpack. Followed your excellent mod guide too 👍🙏🕊️

Great video. I have the exact same version and colour and love it. Would be great if they did a footprint that also covered the porch😁

I can vouch for the stealth touch to it. I thought someone had pinched mine in the Peak District, it was so well hidden amongst the brown heather🤔😁

Good stuff Chales I have a night cat variant of the Lanshan 1(already seam sealed) I am up to 60 nights in Ireland and the UK, I have also made made some mods on yours and others advice, as a solo hiker of near 70 it has increased my confidence in the tent I do look at upgrading but then ask why - still not found an answer.

I have a lanshan 1 and Taiji 1 - both great value tents . It’s pretty straightforward to add an additional zipper to give you a two zip option all you need is some patience to carefully unpick the bottom zip hem and add a YKK no 3 double sided zipper . Re - sew your hem , seal seal and away you go . I totally agree with you 3Ful make a great shelter for the money

Wow, Charles. 100 nights. I'm willing to bet not many shelters, cheap or expensive ever get to provide that many secure nights for campers! I have one which I bought almost 3 years ago, and I've done 30+ nights in it. The advantages far outweigh any disadvantages it has, and as you rightly point out, there's nothing out there to touch in terms of value for money. I'm a frugal person, partly by necessity but also I don't subscribe to the credo that everything that is cheaper is necessarily of a lesser quality. You could argue the case that spending close to a four figure sum on something which essentially does the same job is possibly a case of brand snobbery to some extent. I have to admit though, i treated myself to another palatial 2 person 3FUL product for Christmas gone by, and bought a Taihang for about €150 landed at my door in Ireland. From my initial use I think it may be just as good quality wise and gives me an option when I'm not using trekking poles. Anyway great review as always Charles, one of my favourite youtubers, keep up the great work, and long may your faithful Lanny keep you snug!

The Lanshan tents are simply brilliant. I have a 1 and a 2 and have complete faith in them 👍

Great video. Was considering getting one for this year to replace my heavy Banshee 300 and this has confirmed my decision.

Fantastic video. I have the two pro because I am mainly in warmer weather, but will definitely incorporate a lot of these ideas. no idea what the mini loop is used for on the inside of the tent in the side. I am thinking that when you unzip the door, you could pull it inside the tent and then have it clip to that little loop. This way it would not flap and you would be in control of everything inside the tent. On a sidenote, I would love to see a three come out and potentially where you have the tie outs on the outside with those little poles… Imagine if they included two larger poles and more fabric on the side so that the walls go more straight up.this would give a whole lot more room on the inside. There’s gotta be an easy way to do that. Still making it sturdy in the wind. Two thumbs up and I subbed because I love the ideas so much.

Would this tent be OK for 2 smaller people

Clips and bunges too? Can I have some feedback.

Carbon fibre poles. Where's the best place to get them for the purpose of this tent.?

Hi There Anthony Evans here. I've just bought lanshan 2 double wall tent. I'm thinking your amazing. An I'm going to follow you until I become a leader. Eat sleep hit your wisdom knowhow and experience with the lanshan 2. Keep up the good work.

Nice ..have you had any micro spikes with you just in case?

Nice adventure.

Yes my mate and met you in that little wind break on your way down, interesting conversation.....it was cold and blustery.

Great video I camped in a similar spot last summer at Stickle Tarn. Was a lot busier then. Enjoyed watching. Atb mate

Ugh, my biggest pet peeve are those days where you keep trudging mile after mile trying to find somewhere to pitch the bloody thing. I had a 'mare coming off the northeast ridge of Pumlumon last summer, the ground was just lumpy, waterlogged, ankle-deep in moss and tussocks. By the time I came off the hillside and down to anything resembling a pitch I'd walked about 5 miles more than intended!

I really enjoyed watching your trip. I cannot believe I haven't found your channel before now. Just subbed and looking forward to watching more of your adventures. Cheers, Paul.

I’m sure you feel very proud of that trip Charles, a break in the weather and taking your chances , parts unknown which does make for a better adventure. Thanks for sharing as certainly was an enjoyable watch. Inspiring, I do have an itch to get to the Lakes and would like to set out on the Lakeland way from Windamere and keep going until I’ve had enough. Northamptonshire, I imagined you were further south, I’m in Leicester so Northampton is like well you’re a southerner 😁😂 Anyway cheers and ATB 🥃🏕️👍

Very good one! Thanks for sharing! Hiking on soggy, bulky grounds can be very exhausting and to find a place to pitch as well. I'm glad you were still able to enjoy your time. You always look so happy and relaxed in your “home-from-home”, it makes me want to go immediately out wild camping. The weather was sometimes very dramatic and impressive, which I love. Nice start for 2025!

I really enjoy watching you enjoy yourself out for an adventure. A natural in front of the camera! I was going to say i think you might be a Lake District good weather shaman - but then saw you had a nice bit of clag towards the end!! Thanks for a great video- cheers

Love it - beautiful but cold. Thanks for sharing!

The man in the red suit brought me a chest pack the same as yours very impressed with it so far. Looking forward to more videos.

Brilliant stuff as always just a shame about the weather.we have camped on that exact spot at stickle tarn

My Atmos AG50 is built very much the same way, I'm looking at switching from it to the Exos 55. If you get annoyed trying to figure out which clips to use when the brain is on, just tuck the flap inside the pack and use the brain as the only lid.

Is that a new sac Charles? You need to tighten the top tensioners as the sac is bouncing around a little too much. You were very lucky with the weather. Thanks for the inspiration 👍

Yes, forgetting stuff happens every time for me and I’m not sure it’s entirely down to senility. On last week’s outing, I still hadn’t worked out what I’d forgotten by the time I got to the end of the trip. I probably ought to work from a list when packing as the old memory has never been as good as I like to think. Sorry to hear that you lost your microphone. I enjoyed your video because you showed a journey, going across the country and camping in different places, and having to plan so that you increase your chances of finding a good pitch. For me, that’s an essential part of backpacking.

What things/modifications would you say should i do if all i worry about is safety in heavy storms in the mountains with cold temps? I'm quite a newbie....

These are some really excellent mods!! I have a 1 pro with no inner but I look forward to adding a few of these where applicable to my own tent...cheers and thank you for sharing this!

Fantastic! It’s a beautiful place. I spent a week camping there in 1977.

Hope you have 4 wonderful days out there! Enjoy and take care! I'm looking forward to the video and the stories you will tell 😊.

Enjoy!

Looking forward to seeing another great video 👍

Got a lanshan pro 2 for the holidays, I’m excited to make the modifications you have suggested in your videos

Amazing view,looks like a great site mate

Good fun. Hario drip with filters or aeropress will beat all of these. Next vid should be beer. I’d enjoy watching you try a dozen or so to determine the best😂

The little loop inside the tent, is for holding the innerdoor Open, using the outside tuggle. Sorry for Any misspelling

Top man for filming this😊 Helped massively.

Which is better- Exeter and cornwall region or Swansea and Gower for hiking....????