ZPACKS DUPLEX .74oz SPRUCE GREEN CUBEN FIBER TENT
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2017
- Having a hard time choosing which Zpacks Duplex Tent is right for you to purchase? Here is a quick rundown on why I chose the .74 oz Spruce Green Duplex tent! Please check out their website! zpacks.com/shelter/duplex.shtml
Deer behind you at :54!
Hah, I was wondering if anyone else caught that :)
Man wish I had my gun 2 deers in the background.
Good eye.
Great editing I like how you talk about it at the same time you are showing it off.
2nd Vid I've viewed since coming aboard. Very helpful, to the point, not missing detail & appreciated the conceptional thinking. I'll definitely use your link in efforts of supporting your Ch. Well Done! As Always, Blessings from Oregon, .. Mike.
Thanks Mike!!! The tent has held up wonderfully!
Nice review! The Spruce Green is the only CF from Zpacks that I have not owned/used.
Small tip/recommendation... do not go straight from the head/foot panels down to a stake... use a stick off the ground. This will (a) actually give you more headroom - just pulling down does not - and (b) reduce (and can eliminate) that fabric stress "v" that was all too obvious the moment you tightened down the cordage, which will make it all the much better in your quest for a a more resilient fabric.
Thanks so much for the tip John! I see what you mean as far as "stress" on the fabric pulling it straight down! I will try it the next time I'm out!!!
Yep.
Great review. I am taking the duplex on my thru hike of the AT in a few weeks. I love it as much as you do. Worth every penny. The sticky loops were a great addition. Appreciate you.
Thanks so much! I'm very excited for you and the adventure your about to emabark!!! I'll be watching!
Man your cheesy intro is the bomb. You brought an instant smile
🤣.... THANK YOU!!!! LOL!
I've just ordered the same set-up as your, can't wait to hike with ! Excellent intro by the way.
Awesome! You'll love it for sure!!!
Came for the gear, stayed for the sensual voice over in the beginning, subscribed for the most in-depth review of the Duplex.
LOL Andy!!!! So glad you enjoyed it! Still using and loving this tent!!! Thanks so much for watching!!!
This tent in the spruce colour has been on my wish list for some time, this is the first proper review I've seen for the duplex in spruce - so thankyou, it just reinforced my desire to own one even further.
+1 sub :)
Thanks so much!!! The Duplex Tent is something I will never regret purchasing... It is so well made that it brings a smile every time I set it up!
I also have the Spruce duplex and I love it! My wife was initially upset that I spent so much on a tent but after our first trip with it, she loves it too.
I folded the receipt when I showed my wife... She thinks it cost $60..... oh crap, I think she reads these...
I really dig this tent. I've been eyeing these for a while. I am mostly a hammock guy but I need a tent for a trip that I have planned towards the end of the year. Thanks for the review my brother.
Thanks Jaxx! Seeing your a Zpacks user yourself... you know you won't be disappointed!!!!
Current model of Duplex comes with those loops to hang a clothes line, etc.. They are located near the pockets for your trekking poles at the Apex.
This video help me with my purchase of the spruce green duplex. Have to say it's an awesome tent and I will put it to good use. Thx for the great review!
That's so awesome! I know you will enjoy it!
Great review!! Can't wait to get mine on the trail.
Bought the same tent last year..did 1st practice set up today..easy..tomorrow 4 day bakraft trip with dog, tent on Petawawa River in Algonquin Park!
Thanks for the great video. I'll be buying the Spruce Duplex soon. The few extra dollars for extra durability and safety is well worth it considering the high base price.
Thats awesome Kev Ro! Agree on spending the extra dough for piece of mind! As a matter of fact, I stopped using a ground sheet all together! This stuff is pretty bomb proof... was in Dolly Sods this past weekend and set up on a patch of wet leaves... after the tent was up, I crawled in and realized I had set up on nasty roots... no issues whatsoever!!! Just had to adjust where I set my pad to avoid feeling them on my back! 😁 This tent has not let me down and I know you will love it!!!
great video!! thorough and awesome tips and ideas 😊
love those little loops you can add and string a line
hoping to hike the AT in 2020 😊
this seems to be the tent to buy
i’ll definitely compromise a few ounces for more privacy
thanks for the info!
subscribed 👍🏼😊
p.s. the intro voice is a hoot 😂
Thanks Stephanie!!!! Hey... no need to buy the loops!!! They already come with them!!! You'll love this tent! Privacy will NOT be an issue! Good luck on your 2020 AT through hike you lucky duck!!!! 👊
Thanks for the great review I found it really useful, and nice to see the wildlife behind you as well :-) I've been looking at LOTS of videos and written reviews of a few different tents for solo use (including Tarptent etc). Have pretty much decided on the Zpacks Duplex for all the reasons you've mentioned, but last decision was whether to go for the .74oz. I think the minimal extra 2oz weight (or 56g in Scotland where I live ;-)) is far outweighed by the privacy and durability factors. Really keen on the DCF fabric in that it doesn't sag and need readjusting the way silnylon does when wet. We don't get the regular torrential thunderstorms here I've experienced when hiking and camping around the Appalachians, but we sure do get some seriously high winds along with the rain in the Scottish Highlands and are very exposed due to lack of trees. I'm really interested to see how it performs in bad conditions, as would love to use it (3 season) hillwaking here in Scotland as well as during overseas travels. Thanks again thought you did a great job with this video :-)
Thabks so much Debra! You will not be disappointed with the quality of this tent! Have taken it in the snow as well and have had no issues what so ever! I agree, the weight of the spruce is totally worth the extra privacy and stronger Cuban! Start uploading trips in Scotland! I bet it's unbelievably beautiful there! Thanks again! 😁
Been a RUclips voyeur so far but considering getting a GoPro soon so maybe I'll get some Scottish hill-walking vids posted in the future instead of all the still photos I take :-) You are right, its an extraordinarily beautiful country, the light is something else. See you also got into kayaking - another past-time I love - its such a great way to explore and see things from a different perspective isn't it. Happy trails!
wow, ive never looked at these tents before. looks very cool indeed
yeah totally agree, love my Duplex, I have the natural .51 cuben, its an amazing tent, so light, easy to put up and lots of space for 2P or 1P, spend the $$ and you will never look back !! the .51 is a lot more opaque than many people think, my wife never has any privacy issues with it and its kinda nice with muted moonlight some nights. Strength wise the .51 is fine, super strong enough, same with the bath tube, no separate groundsheet is needed, done 1,000 miles so far and zero punctures or damage anywhere.............100% top stuff worth every cent !
Amen to that! Love the Zpacks! Thanks Gary!
Thanks for the great review...appreciate!
Thanks so much for watching Mark!!!
Nice channel my friend... just over from Jason Wish's channel. looking forward to watching more.
Awesome Edgewood Outdoors!!! Welcome to my madness! 🤣
Great intro ,different surprising and fun .
Restless, I purchased the Duplex in camo; tried it for the first time in Hells Canyon three weeks ago. Loved it!
I enjoyed your video. I liked your clothesline idea. Where did you get the stick-on loops?
That is awesome P Daniello! That camo is freakin cool! Let me tell you about the stick on loops... you can get them on Zpacks website but you don't need to buy it! They have the loops already attached right where the pockets for the treking poles go!!! I missed it... kind of hard to see... blends in real good... either that or turning 40 really stared making me need the ol' bifocals! Congratulations on your purchase!
Good review on tent. Been thinking about getting one
Hey Jason!! Thanks so much!!! They are pricey but worth every penny... if you want light weight and tons of room for a 2 person tent... the Duplex in my opinion is class leading!!! Thanks for watching!!!!
Nice tent for summer hikes. I can't use this tent in Sweden in the early spring or late autumn if there was a risk for snow. The Hilleberg akto is the sweet spot for me. But the Cpac duplex seems to be a awesome tent for summer hiking.
Thanks Smackmymonkey! I agree, if I would have to chose a 4 season tent, the Hilleberg would be the clear cut winner! Love the Staika!
I'll be very interested in how you like the Duplex. It's reviews have been glowing and I don't think I've ever seen anyone say they were changing from the Duplex to something else. I have a couple Tarptents from HS. When hiking w/my dog I needed a tent that was rock solid and ended up going with the BA Foidel 2. Much heavier but pretty much bomb proof and made with a Dyneema and nylon. An interesting design, freestanding and for 3+ seasons (really 4 seasons except for the worst weather). Anyway, I noticed that 2 or 3 whitetails can been seen in the video between 50 seconds and 1 min. Look up the hill and over your right shoulder. Pretty cool. Another great video.
Thanks Tom! Tarptents makes really nice quality tents and I almost purchased one myself! During filming at one point, there where 5 deer staring at me from the top of the hill... unfortunately it didn't make the final cut because of the wind noise while talking!
The intro is the reason I re-watch, time and time again :)
🤣.... thanks so much Nick! I think it's time to make a follow up video to the Duplex...
Please! You're video really pushed me over the edge and I just ordered my Duplex. Cheers!
Thanks man. You really covered every corner of this tent. In your opinion would you say that two 5’4”/140lbs women would fit in this tent? I’ve heard of this tent being more popular amongst soloist. That’s not exactly the case for me when backpacking.
Hello Katherine!!!! I really appreciate it!!!! This would be a palace for two at your height!!!! My wife and I are 6 foot and we both fit perfectly side by side when you lower the trekking poles by a couple of inches... by lowering the tent poles, you lower the bathtub floor giving you more floor space!!! At 5'4", you can leave the height of the tent at 48", which is awesome headroom and still have room for each of your packs at your head or feet, or leave them in the vestibule like we do to sprawl out!!! If you really want a palace in the woods, Zpacks makes the Triplex, a 3 person version of this tent... but, I think that would be overkill for you honestly!!! The Duplex would be way more than sufficient!!!! Hope this helps!!!!
Hi from Holland, love the Duplex (I've the Camo version)
The Camo is the BOMB!
One of the best reviews on this tent I've seen. I've searched long and hard for the right tent, trying not to spend this much, but I guess I have to accept good things sometimes come in expensive packages. What would you say is the smallest packed size for this tent, without poles of course?
Thanks so much! Pack size is around 6 inches wide and 12 inches long... could compress smaller but not by much! Check out Gossamer Gears The Two... spitiing image of the Duplex... under 2 pounds and $200 less! The Duplex is pricey but it still is one of my favorite pieces of gear and worth every penny!
How good does it do at keeping your sleeping bag dry? I'm trying to decide between this tent and the HLG Ultamid 2, and I'm really liking the idea of a built-in bathtub floor like this Duplex has. I do think the Ultamid is easier to set up and has more internal room, but their optional bug net + bathtub floor is an additional like 21 oz!!!
Condensation can be an issue if you don't leave at least 2 doors open in the rain... but that's with any single walled tent! As far as the bathtub floor, it is VERY generous!!! By myself, I adjust the bathtub floor to @ 6-8 inches! I also never use a ground cloth to boot... the inside had always stayed nice a dry!!! Thanks for watching!
Great review. Do you still love this tent? Trying to decide between this or the new Tarptent StratoSpire Li
Did you make a decision yet? I am also trying to make that same decision.
Hey Restless Outdoors, the 70s called, they want their jacket back! Ahem. One thing I want to say about getting in, you could easily move the bottom of the pole away from you to exit or enter, and you would have an even easier time of it. It would have been nice to see you close the other flap so we could see how that works. Do the zippers work easily, does it even have zippers? I ask these things because I am absolutely fascinated by these cuben fiber products but know absolutely nothing about them, it is like I just arrived on the planet, or the tents did. Apparently you can't go to the store and touch one, and you are doing that for us. And I am glad you did!
Hey hey hey.... leave my Mork and Mindy jacket alone! 🤣 The doors do not have zippers... just the mesh bug screen inside... the doors literally flap over one another creating an awesome seal! I must say, the CF tents are truley spectacular and I look forward every time I have an opportunity to use it! The weight is unbelievable!!!
Glad you have a sense of humor! I want to get back into bike touring, and my bike is heavy duty, built for me, and I want to save as much weight as I can. I went to their website and read all about how it works, but you are the one that got me interested. I can't find any bad reviews about this tent, which somehow disturbs me. It could be that the expense of the tent weeds out casual users, who tend to complain about how cold a tent was, ha ha, and things like that. My last tent got me wet because the fly was one of those silicone jobs from REI, and a driving rain with a little hail drove water right through the fly and screen, I had to whip out the bivy sack. Nobody seems to say "we got soaked". I would also like to know if you can just cram it into the stuff sack, it looks like it can be, from the crumpled appearance of the fabric. I would also like to know the average size packed. Thanks again!
awesome video
Great video, thanks man!
Thanks so much!!!!!
Great Video! Thanks
Thanks so much for watching Bonnie!!!
Great review!
Thanks so much Tru Shine!
Great video. It looks like the single person tent is a bit small to keep your pack inside and out of the rain.
The two person tent looks like it provides plenty of room for your pack, however, I was curious if the two person adds enough weight to rule it out for a single through hiker on the AT?
Thanks for the comment! Although I have never through hiked the AT... I personally would take this tent due to the room vs weight ratio... the way I look at at, if I'm spending months living in a tent, I would take the weight penalty and try to save weight in other areas like clothing, rain gear, etc... not that I would skimp on items like that but there are ways to easily lighten up for less money!
Plenty of thru hikers buy the duplex vice the solo for the AT. The benefit is worth the extra few ounces.
Loved the deer!
Great informative video. Love the intro! hahaaa
Thanks Catherine! Someone has to make backpacking sexy! LOL
Man I like that tent. I have not been sleeping well in my hammock...I might have to consider going back to being a ground dweller.
I have to ask.... why aren't you sleeping well in your hammock? I think your the first person that I know that has ever said that!
I love setting up the hammock and drifting off to sleep but I seem to wake up often while trying to role onto my side, and because of how the hammock wraps around you slightly, things just seem to get bunched up a lot. I use the Hennessy Asym zip, regular size.....maybe I needed a slightly longer one since I'm 6'. A little more length would help i think. Not ready to give up yet, but I don't want to spend money on another one and have the same problem. How much was your tent by the way?
Got it... a larger size could fix that! Want to make sure my wife doesn't read this or I might be living in my tent full time! LOL... it rhymes with $614... but... bought it @ black friday and got $50 off. I also purchased the carbon poles just in case I wanted to leave my treking poles at home...add another $40.
Jason Wish. I had the Hennessy Safari Delux ( bottom entry ) which is a large hammock offering a lot of room. I have gone over to the Warbonnet Blackbird or the Clark Tropical which are my main two hammocks to use. I like the hammocks because of the Florida heat and humidity for the ventilation they offer. Plus I tend to camp in areas that really do not offer a lot of places for a tent. I have a good amount of gear from Zpacks and all of it is top quality , if they made a Hammock.
Must say im pretty excited after ordering this maybe 15 minutes ago :P
Awesome Espen!!! You're really going to enjoy it!!!! Best of the best for sure!!!
The duplex is an amazing tent in my opinion
It's awesome!!! Still love it!!!
Nice review for you ground dwellers. Side question: do you like that zpacks beanie? I'm assuming its the 1oz micro fleece one?
Hey! Someone has to make room for you hangers out there on the trail!!! LOL! Yes... it is the 1 oz micro fleece. It's know as the $1000 hat by my friends... Got it free when I bought my pack and tent at Zpacks. HA! It does feel nice and toasty though!
RESTLESS OUTDOORS I've been looking for ultralight sleeping clothes options and this came up as a possibility. It's always surprising how much my clothes weigh on a trip.
I agree... clothes are one of those items most overlooked when packing. But on the same token people tend to over pack their clothes as well. Learned that the hard way myself!
RESTLESS OUTDOORS yup, my first trip I carried way too much. Now I pretty much carry an extra pair of socks, underwear and sleeping clothes.
Tim, "You ground dwellers?" Ouchers!
Nice review. The weight and weather resistance of these tents sounds great. The thing I wonder about is resistance to high winds. I spend a lot of time summer camping in exposed, sub alpine or alpine areas in the Rockies and North Cascades. Wind speeds of 60-80 miles an hour are not that unusual. I wonder about the strength of a tent like this in conditions like that. If a lightweight tent like this could work in those conditions, that would be wonderful. I certainly don't need a 4 season tent capable of dealing with heavy snow loads but do need wind resistance.
Thanks! Seeing that cuben fiber was originally used for sails on racing sail boats, I would venture to say that cuben would be pretty tolerable to strong winds... but 60 to 80? I don't know... sounds like a small tornado! 😀
Average wind speeds on a number of summits, both in the east and the west, are well above 30 mph. When it actually gets windy at locations like that, including mountain passes and other areas above tree line, it can be be pretty intense. With the Zpacks duplex tent, I wonder about how aerodynamic the structure is in terms of dealing with high wind. It would be great to hear from people who have used the tent in conditions like that. I wonder what it is like trying to pitch the tent in 50+ mph winds or if there are special techniques for that.
In wind speeds like that... I may look into the Hilleberg Tents... not saying that the CF would not work... I would just be more comfortable with multiple tie off points.
I wish the duplex tent automatically came with the hook features on the inside of the tent for you to hang the line/carabineers like he demonstrated in the video
Actually, it does!!!! The loops are located at the very end of each peaks!!! They blended in so well that I totally missed them!!!
Two words. Conden Sation. Last year I bought a very cheap single layer (too small) tent and said I would never ever go camping again. But this year I got a nice double layer tarp tent and love the thing. What a difference.
So question is: Is this expensive Cuben fiber tent of yours any better? It is still single layer.
Thanks drie wiel! ANY tent will get condensation.... with that said... it's all about ventilation. I owned the Sierra Designs Lightening 2 FL prior to the Duplex... same issues you were having... MISERABLE! Air flow was pretty much nonexistent! It also was a single wall design... I also owned the Eureka Sunriver 2... a double walled tent... that too had issues with condensation due to ventilation. Bottom line, a tent needs awesome airflow to curb down condensation. The Duplex has amazing airflow and is a single wallled design...this curbs down the condensation considerably! I have yet to create any condensation because I at least keep a door open, even in heavy rain. Still stay nice and dry! The Tarptents are an awesome tent! Congrats!!! 🖒🖒🖒Hope that answered your question and thanks so much for watching!
Great review. I just told my wife a couple days ago I wanted to stick a loop up in the apex of the tent to hang a light from. That thicker material is way more opaque than the .51oz cuben. Good to see the difference.
And they hold very well! Cheap price too! Gotta love the Zpacks!
My triplex already has loops in the corners. I just had to add cord.
Robert Waite That's great! They really need to put them in the Duplexes..... don't know why they didn't??? How do you like your Triplex?
I like it so far. Took it out for the first time last weekend. I got the .74 spruce too; I figured my wife would like the added privacy!
Very cool! Same thing here... gives my wife piece of mind!
nice review!
Thank you Paul!
Nice tent, but for 1/4 the price you can have a Desert Walker at the same weight.
After using both, opted for the DW. The noise of rain made me go with the cheaper tent. Way quieter and seems more durable. Time will tell.
Have you had problems of condensation with the DW? And I guess it sags in the rain like any other nylon shelter, correct? Im really on the fence about the duplex..
It drains well. I was in 60 degree weather for 4 nights. It rained 3 nights, two of which were pouring. Other than what I considered light condensation it was great. Never leaked a drop.
My main issue was I used a down 35 degree bag. If I had spent one more night, we would have needed to stop in the sun to dry stuff out.
My $325 Shires Tarptent would have not been any better. The only thing I did not like was the fact it's around 46 inches tall. On a 15 degree morning I would definitely bump some ice off the inside while getting dressing in the morning and have a cold wake up call down my back.
If the Z pack were as tall as my Double Rainbow tent it would be fabulous as its 23 compared to 34 ounces. But I find the 23 ounces of DW to be great for one person and a dog or two people if camper number 2 brings a ground sheet to lay on.
But the cool factor of the Z Pack is hard to top. Let me know what you get.
What I really like the zpacks for is the cuben fiber's no sag. I just hate the sagging of wet nylon. Have the wall gotten really close to your face while sleeping?
If not the crazy import tax and shipping cost of the zpacks from the US I might've pulled the trigger on it already. I read that silpoly doesnt sag as much as silnylon and could rival the cuben fiber in that. Problem is its not a very common material even among the cottage companies. I think I'll either wait for a friend who goes for a trip in the states to get me the duplex or look for a silpoly tent.
Hey boulder89984! Who makes the Desert Walker? Curious to see this tent!!! Especially if it weighs the same as a Duplex!!!
RESTLESS OUTDOORS Found it by accident on Amazon. 150 for yellow and 160 for camouflage. The camo pic shows is yellowish. Actually a greenish color. .
Would the free standing option be useful on the AT considering the significant cost?
I really don't think it's needed... most people who have completed the AT with their Duplex used just their trekking poles with no issues... although there may be more rocky terrain up north where it would be convenient, but not needed.
Thanks. I was concerned because several reviews mentioned difficulty getting it setup properly on uneven ground and several times the stakes pulled up. I can imagine that severely compromises the integrity of the structure. Would hate to have an issue during a storm.
Understand!!! That was a huge concern of mine as well... did not want to invest in such a pricey tent , especially one that is non-freestanding... the key is to use the right stakes... I use the MSR Groundhogs (regular size... not the mini)... these stakes bite in the ground and have never failed me! I have seen people use shepard hook stakes and have them pop out of the ground though so I stayed away from them. I have used this tent for almost a year and have been quit impressed by not only the weight, but it's space, durability, and function! There is a good reason you see a ton of the Duplex tents on the AT!
spure green is much more durable like for example blue one?
Correct... heavier denier fabric compared to the Olive, Blue, and Camo.
How has the Duplex held up?
Cuben fiber does absorb water, not as nylon but it still does. The a good thread about it on Whiteblaze.net. Liked the video! When I do the Duplex i'll go with the heavier material also.
Thanks jerry d!!! I tried following the link and did not see the article... One thing that is true, CF does break down over time... that's why Zpacks puts a shelf life on these tents (I believe 1 thru-hike, although folks have used it far beyond that without any issues)... I have owned a ton of different style/material tents or the years... nylon does protect from water but if you have any contact inside the tent walls while inside, the water will seep through... I did not find that with CF... and after a rain, the tent could easily be wiped down without absorbing any water... at least with my experience... but true, CF does break down and I can see the fibers eventually trapping water in time... but for how often I use it, it should be years before I experience that... at least I hope!!!! 😁 Thanks so much for the like and for watching!!!!
Try this Restless: www.whiteblaze.net/forum/showthread.php/127228-Cuben-Fiber-vs-Sil-Nylon-water-absorption-Test-Results?highlight=cuben+fiber+vs.+sil+nylon+water+retenion
Very interseting!!!! I have a CF stuff sack that I will be testing myself... thanks for the info Jerry... Video will be out soon!!! 👍
I'll be watching for it !!
Hey jerry d!!!! I made that video just for you and you haven't even stoped by... what the heck! 🤣
So, are these tents imported from Cuba?
😂.... lol... no Bill.. Cuben Fiber! Who am I kidding.... I thought the same thing when I first heard of it too!!!!!
Why not the camo version? It is even heavier denier.
Thanks Tom... actually, the Camo is .67 oz while the Spruce Green is .74 oz... although the Camo is less opaque!!! But, so far so good on durability after a year... still holding up amazingly!!!
RESTLESS OUTDOORS I had it backward. Thanks
😂😂😂😂 the music!
Man, that opening music makes me want to make sweet love in the woods.
🤣..... You're welcome!
I want but it will cost £700 to get it here in the uk.
Deer!!!
LOL....They technically were my first view!
I’m gonna buy the poles coz I don’t want to use trekking poles for my hike
I had the carbon poles... sold them... they bent too easily once you tightened the lines... stick with some lightweight trekking poles... they may come in handy for river crossings... which I know you'll run into hiking a 2200 mile trail... 😂
How much $
$614.... cough... cough...
Deer running around in the background during the first part he talks!
All pros no cons ?
Price!
and of course the material durability issues. can tear much easier than standard fabrics.
E luna... happy to report so far so good on durability... I too was concerned but have not had any issues... no more or less than any of my sil nylon tents I've owned previously! Thanks so much for watching!
Yes sir, there are deer behind you 0.00sec to 0.54sec before they are spooked, two white tail doe's.
You should lay down so we can see how much headroom above your face and foot. I’m not sold in this style since all the headroom is when sitting up.
Thanks pgreenx! Will do a follow up video with the tent in 2018... but I can tell you this... that is not an issue!!!! There is ample room where you lay your head down on either end... plus, there are pull outs that when used in conjunction with the carbon fiber kick stands, nearly make the side walls vertical!!!
EIGHT STAKES!? You just killed the weight of the tent. Think i'll keep my GEN2 Hubba
🤣.... .92 ounces killed the weight of this tent!?!?!.... hmmmmm.....
His eight stakes weigh four ounces. Settle down.
I saw 2 deer.
Licked the presentation Restless...
Thanks so much Hoobilly!!!
Good review...each point quickly made. But get rid of 30 second intro...and awful music during the fast video setup. Otherwise...good video.
Thanks Jeff! Music is just to get you in a sexy mood to watch the review....😂
Careful...that music might be original. i kinda liked it. BTW...are you sure you need to critique anything other than content?
You can see the bear outside.
Who is going to be looking in the boonies? :)
Uh....me?
looks like its worth 70 bucks.. not 600
uh huh.....
see the bear or big foot going eat you nice
🤣
Major Heath Warning!!! This tent will cause HYPOXIA. Lack of ventilation will give you a major headache. You must leave at least one vestibule open at all times, even in the freezing cold and rain. Condensation is also a major problem in cold weather camping. You will have ice and or water on everything inside including your sleeping bag.
Don't know about Hypoxia.... I've slept in this tent MANY nights fully closed and had excellent air flow... Condensation is just part of owning any single wall tent... you are correct in wanting to leave at least one side open to combat it!!! Thanks for watching!
Try sitting up for about 45 minutes, you'll see what I mean.
To bad that with half of that price I already baugh all the gear I need to enjoy camping...
Thats awesome Gabriel!!! 👍
Yes too bad. You get to gloat. Oh wait...there is nothing that can be made cheaper and heavier. Never mind...
Gabriel Cunha “Too” not “to” and “bought” not “baugh” you moron. I’m sorry you’re insecure about your inability to afford this tent but nobody said people can’t enjoy camping with inexpensive gear or that cheap tents won’t still get the job done. Grow up.
Cut the intro in half. I almost quit
Couldn't watch the whole review, music is too annoying
Well...I guess you missed the best part towards the end of the video where I jump out of a plane and use the Duplex as a parachute and die.... and yes they have the ability to respond to stupid comments on RUclips in heaven...