Setup of new Vern 2
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Setting up Vern 2 is flexible, allowing you to tailor your pitch to your surroundings for the optimal camping experience. Consider what works best for you. This guide specifically addresses pitching Vern 2 in high winds, providing you with the necessary steps for a secure setup.
I like how the tent sits neatly inside the frame of the poles. That way there is no pushing the poles through a sleeve, and the stress of mounting goes on the poles rather than the fabric.
The tent construction looks stronger than my relationships
And mine 😂👍🏻
future of tent designs
Thanks for sharing this.
This looks really straightforward to do and i can see how this would be stress free, even in a storm. I would imagine that this would be very quick with 2 people working together on pitching too.
Is the colour a dark brown, or was that just the sunlight?
Looking forward to seeing a lot more of this, it looks a fine piece of tent design and engineering.
Looks an absolute beast, I have one possible suggestion which may not be possible but just a thought. That is to move the end vents higher to the triangular area above where the end poles cross over. My thinking is the vent positions are low and could be blocked quite easily by drifting snow, a slightly higher position would make this less prone to blockage in heavy snow fall and drifting winds and aid air thru flow too ( just a thought ) ? Looks fantastic though. Andrew
Agree. This is also something we did consider. The vents are for that reason actually quite high above the ground. I think they look somewhat lower on the screen that they actually are.
Nice Tent 👍😎
Cool video 😊 greetings from Sweden
I would suggest making the next version 130cm wide so that it can fit 2 wide pads. It's such a shame and kind of a deal breaker to me. I think a bit of that width won't make a big difference in terms of extra weight in the end. This version seems much more like a true 4 season tent btw, 👍
Hi, @bimazivanovic4784 the vern 2 inner is 140 x 223. Very spacious.
@@Fellmandave1thanks,i somehow missed that. On website they always say it fits 2 60cm wide pads,so i kind of assumed it was 120 cm wide.
One sexy looking tent :)
Takk, Takk, Tusen Takk. Greetings from Germany
Has the Vern 2 been wind tested? If yes, what were the values?
I believe that if the central 3 loop poles were to cross over making them geodesic...this would make it more stable in high wind...you could in theory do away with 2 very long length poles..reducing overall weight considerably...and only having 1 entrance per side instead of 2. Again cut down overall weight .
At over 4 kilo ...its too heavy for backpacking...
There also is a lack of info on matieral used...tear strenght...type of waterproof ....how many layers and to what sides of the flysheet...also the poles ?
Also ..really dont understand why the door roll up attachments are outside instead of inside...save getting wet when its raining 😮.
What type of poles ? How are they made.? From what matierals..
Zips...what brand....what size..
Pegs...what type ?? What size.
..really wanted to like this tent...but too heavy...
Gratulerer med nytt telt! Ser topp ut, men dere bør kanskje vurdere å legge ned litt mer arbeid i promoteringsvideoer?
If you want testers from Alaska let me know...looks like a nice tent....
Thinking of selling my marmot fortress for this...
What about same more simpliefied design with three tunnel poles in sleves, the rest two in clips, less vents also, just to simplify it somehow, because this design is really good, you can make lots of improvements modifications upon it
Congratulations, one of the better designs of tents, probably copy of hillebergs, but in better way 5 poles makes sense, i wish to see exactly same tent in thicker fabrics , dac poles, and -10 cm height , inner tent no higher than 100cm, that would be mountain king
Will you supply a footprint with this tent?
and for the vern 1 pc?
The floor on Vern is 70D, 10000 mm. HH. Which makes it very durable, robust and thick. Will almost gurantee that tearing the floor will not be an issue. But we do realise that footorints are a thing in especially UK. We do not see the actual need ourselves. But we think it is imortant to listen to end-users. So we will offer footprints. :-)
Part of the footprint desirability, though, is not just for tent floor protection, they really help to reduce condensation. Not to mention, mud, spiky plants, etc. I, for one, would appreciate them being offered with the Verns.
@@nortent5246 Takk, da blir det jul i år også 😁
The reason I would want a footprint for it is because I'd spray it with tick repellant. This is a must for me. Glad you're offering one as I'm very interested in this tent with the the flue jack.@@nortent5246