Hi mate .....thanks for watching much appreciated 👍 as with all single skins yeah that would happen but in fairness I suppose it depends on the size of person using it too. Par for.the course I guess for single skin shelters. ATB Simon
Thanks for the feedback that's class.. the tent performance is as it imagine. Its a great quality bit of kit. How have u found Condensation? Thanks for watching ATB Simon
@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES yeah a little bit of condensation in the colder weather, but you're always going to get that with single wall, I just keep a small kitchen sponge handy and wipe it away in the morning, I hope you enjoy it man
I'll stick with my Lanshan; lighter, double walled, smaller pack size, has end guys and I got mine for £100 delivered. I'd be interested if you thoughts change will more time out and about. I do like some of the Hillridge features though (e.g. how tent attaches to pegs/ is adjusted) and am a big fan of my OneTigris Kompound hammock.
£100 is an absolute bargain!!!. Absolutely mate each to their own 👍 I like the lanshan too but just felt this was better (IMO). Yes I agree ...... I'll use this tent a lot and I'll report back with my feelings about it. So far I'm really impressed. Used it a few times but need to fully test in prolonged heavy rain and wind too. My lanshan didn't do well in heavy rain at all. Thanks for watching much appreciated and for your comments 👍 ATB Simon
Like I said in the vid...I think this is better in many ways. Everyone has their own opinion of course but feel thus gives bang for your buck. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
Tempting, always wanted a Lanshan but they shot up in price. This looks good value for money. I'll keep an eye out for a uk supplier. Thanks for posting this, very thorough review.
Hi mate.... its a totally honest review of the tent pleased u enjoyed it and found it useful. Just checked and Amazon are currently out of stock. I'm sure it will be available soon. Could go direct through onetigris. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
The length is 220cm x 120cm wide its spacious. It has been in rain and had no ingress whatsoever but haven't had a chance to test in torrential persistant rain yet. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
This looks like a fantastic option! I’ve been looking at this tent for a while but haven’t pulled the trigger, and it’s been hard to find reviews in English. Compared to the Lanshan Pro, it’s a little heavier isn’t it? But this one comes seam sealed and taped which is a bonus and I like that a lot. Love the colour and the quality looks great! I’d love to hear your thoughts on it after using it in the rain, and also about its performance to do with air flow and condensation. Great review, thanks for taking the time to share it.
Hi mate thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. It's a great shelter I'm well impressed with it. We have used it in the rain and it was fine (zero ingress) that being said it wasn't prolonged heavy rain so I will test it in that when I can. I'd imagine it will be no issue as double stitched, seam sealed and taped with YKK zips. It's 3 season single skinned so has its limitations but for the price....WOW! Also compared to the HB Soulo at 10 x the price.... its a serious bit of kit. Thanks again ATB Simon
Its a summer tent. Points of concern are; the bath tub looks unable to keep its form and appears to sag very low, this would potentially be a disaster if caught in bad weather. No ability to pull out those big end panels. You didnt clarify: Does it come with a footprint, is the bathtub made from same material as the outer skin? Is the skin silicon coated? Does it come with any options for an additional 3 season inner skin like the Lanshan ?Are the tension lines reflective, what do the tensioning adjusters look like, its difficult to see with no close up. What do the pole holders look like? close up needed. Is it a Lanshan killer? Probably not but there are other better tents.
Thanks for watching and for the comments 👍... bathtub doesn't sag it keeps it form. As u say its a summer tent. It's doesn't have the centre pullouts but I dud show the lower side pull outs. The rigidity is better than my lanshan. No footprint (not required IMO). No options for inner that I can see from onetigris. I showed the corner pullouts and tensioners. I showed the pole holders also. Everyone has their own opinion on what's important to them.... for me this beats my lanshan. Thanks for taking the time abd for some valuable points 👍 ATB Simon
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES You did show but please do proper close ups, it was not possible to see clearly and I am looking at this on my large tv. The visual bath tub issue I am referring to is shown in the middle by your feet, its pretty obvious. Last but small issue with One tigris that's frustrating, they refuse, despite numerous requests, to put the model name of the tent on the outside of the bag. Have a good day.
if you apply the discout it`s coming out at 116 dollars which is only 91 quid!! any idea if that will incur a import duty fee when it arrives?? . I`m definitely interested
I don't believe so. Think that goes by weight. I'm not entirely sure mind do maybe worthwhile double checking with onetigris. Cracking value 👌 Thanks for watching ATB Simon
Yeah no guys on the flanks but overall I'd say this is more sturdy than my labshan. Neither are really designed for stronger wind. Excellent shelters 👍thanks for watching ATB Simon
🤣🤣👍 mate the tent is actually class and especially for the money !!! Propper bit of kit. Aye you'd use sticks.... ur part sasquach I'm sure 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching my mate
Lanshan is a solid choice..... each to their own.... 👍👍 I prefer this. Been using the lanshan 2 for quite a while had issues..... maybe time will tell with this one . Thanks for watching ATB Simon
@@djka8083 water ingress and the housings for the poles inadequate for strong wind..... that being said only heard a few people with this issue....maybe a batch thing. 👍
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES Its a budget tent, dont think its made for high winds. Do know a guy that used it in scottish highlands, just added 4 delta pegs and it was great. Probably the best type of poles to use with lanshan would be the ones with cork handles, to give more friction. I seam sealed mine, zero leaks. Lanshan is a great tent, pro version is a killer.
@djka8083 yeah mate some good mods / additions there like can see that would make a difference 👍 deffo not knocking the lanshan...... used the 1p and 2p plenty times..... the 1p I absolutely swear by. 👍👍👍
Onetigris has me surprised me lately the hill Ridge is great along with the stella 4 season and the Cosmitto 2 specially for the price I think they will push good product in the future
Totally agree mate ! I'm well impressed.... I didn't have high hopes but I'm genuinely shocked. Talk about bang for your buck. I'll be using this regular for sure. Thanks for watching much appreciated ATB Simon
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES i looked at one those ended up with a lanshan1 3season t zip inner spent night on a hill last nite gettin buzzed by low flying R.A.F helo s till 3 am then woke about 7 to a gorgeous cloud inversion like being sat on a island above the sea of clouds in valleys
The lack of a central guy on those side panels is a killer. You'll get absolutely soaked in the wrong conditions. That said, it's a budget tent and there will inevitably be some sacrifices. Thanks for uploading 😊
Thanks for taking the time to comment appreciate it 👍 I suppose single skin and in colder conditions u gonna get that. Like you say its a trade off for price. The HB Soulo is horrendous for condensation and 10 x the price . Thanks for watching ATB Simon
This was recently discounted on Amazon UK, but ordering direct from the US is prolly cheaper. Personally, I'd already considered this for doing the Cuddy Way and now I'm more convinced that it would be great summer hiking tent. Sadly, I'll have to leave it for a wee while as I just picked up the NatureHike Tagar 2 as a day-hiking emergency shelter; ain't got the moolah for two tents right now, even if they're both relatively inexpensive.
It's already great value but if its taken another price drop even better 😲. Honestly great shelter and would be perfect for multi-day thru hike like cuddys way. Can't mess with the NH either mate top class. Thanks for watching mate ATB Simon
Hi Paul....thanks for watching mate appreciate it 👍..... via ontigris site $129.99 then the 10% pop up 👍 link below if needed. www.onetigris.com/eu/mountain-ridge-camping-tent.html ATB Simon
Just got one of these for £87 Amazon delivered should be here on Mon , it was between this and the Vango Heddon 100 , my first trekking pole tent , I currently use the banshee 200 great tent .
It’s almost identical to their tangram only it’s half the weight. I just don’t like single skin tents. Also the tangram is 75D nylon whereas this one is 25D which, I think, makes it weaker. Having said that, the tangram is only 1500HH whereas you said this one is 3000HH? Tangram is cheap too. I think I got mine for around £120.
Hi mate thanks for watching abd for taking the time to comment. Yes 3000mm on this one and seam sealed and taped too. I take your point about single skin....not everyone's cuppa but is a 3 season shelter and absolutely bang for your buck 👍🙂. I need to test it in strong wind and will update. ATB Simon
A frame trekking poles tents are absolutely THE way to go for backpackers, I do think. But one of the problems with making the tent really WIDE like that is ya have to sleep sideways, in essence. A 5 foot by 7 foot trail tent you sleep longways with 7 foot of room from head to foot. You have 35 square foot of floor space, and if you want to cut your own poles on the trail? You can easily find tents in the 3 pound range, for a reasonable price. With THAT tent, you will sleep the opposite way. It is also not very deep. How much width space do you get? In a 5 by 7, each person gets 2.5 feet of width space to sleep in. Eight minutes in, when you laid down in it? Plenty of width space for ONE guy, but not for TWO guys. It is 1.2 meters wide. Which is about 3.96 feet. Well? Huh, 4 feet wide versus 5 feet wide is a big difference when two people are laying side by side there.
It's absolutely 💯 usable.... more than sufficient for 2p and gear. If you feel u need more space yes something bigger is better 👍 Thanks for watching ATB Simon
It's more than light enough in my opinion.... obv if u looking for something UL there are better options.... but the price is a huge contribing factor. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
Good video in wet weather if sleep bag touches fly I wonder if condensation would make bag damp
Hi mate .....thanks for watching much appreciated 👍 as with all single skins yeah that would happen but in fairness I suppose it depends on the size of person using it too. Par for.the course I guess for single skin shelters. ATB Simon
Ive been using mine for the past 6 months all around the uk all sorts of weather down to -3 and absolutely love it
Thanks for the feedback that's class.. the tent performance is as it imagine. Its a great quality bit of kit. How have u found Condensation? Thanks for watching ATB Simon
@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES yeah a little bit of condensation in the colder weather, but you're always going to get that with single wall, I just keep a small kitchen sponge handy and wipe it away in the morning, I hope you enjoy it man
@@sambob4911 great 👍👍 yes no different to other single skins. Awesome tent. 👌
Looks great! You make a very good case for this tent. I love the colour too!
I just speak as I find it and am honest.... yeah love the colour 👍 thanks for watching ATB Simon
Needs to be in green too
Another great video, nice one!
Thanks mate appreciate it man ATB Simon
I'll stick with my Lanshan; lighter, double walled, smaller pack size, has end guys and I got mine for £100 delivered. I'd be interested if you thoughts change will more time out and about.
I do like some of the Hillridge features though (e.g. how tent attaches to pegs/ is adjusted) and am a big fan of my OneTigris Kompound hammock.
£100 is an absolute bargain!!!. Absolutely mate each to their own 👍 I like the lanshan too but just felt this was better (IMO). Yes I agree ...... I'll use this tent a lot and I'll report back with my feelings about it. So far I'm really impressed. Used it a few times but need to fully test in prolonged heavy rain and wind too. My lanshan didn't do well in heavy rain at all. Thanks for watching much appreciated and for your comments 👍 ATB Simon
Great video as normal mate, looking sharp too !!!
Pleased u enjoyed it mate..... thanks man I'm trying to lose some clem 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍 ATB Simon
Nice one Simon 👍
Thanks mate 👍👍👍👍
Thought a lanshan was out of reach for me but this is definitely an option. Best start saving my penny's
Like I said in the vid...I think this is better in many ways. Everyone has their own opinion of course but feel thus gives bang for your buck. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
Tempting, always wanted a Lanshan but they shot up in price.
This looks good value for money.
I'll keep an eye out for a uk supplier.
Thanks for posting this, very thorough review.
Hi mate.... its a totally honest review of the tent pleased u enjoyed it and found it useful. Just checked and Amazon are currently out of stock. I'm sure it will be available soon. Could go direct through onetigris. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
i am torn between hillridge and lanshan i can't decide what to get
It's a tricky one for sure. Do plenty research ...you'll enjoy either. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
Did you measure the tent floor and test if the tent is water proof?
The length is 220cm x 120cm wide its spacious. It has been in rain and had no ingress whatsoever but haven't had a chance to test in torrential persistant rain yet. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
This looks like a fantastic option! I’ve been looking at this tent for a while but haven’t pulled the trigger, and it’s been hard to find reviews in English. Compared to the Lanshan Pro, it’s a little heavier isn’t it? But this one comes seam sealed and taped which is a bonus and I like that a lot. Love the colour and the quality looks great! I’d love to hear your thoughts on it after using it in the rain, and also about its performance to do with air flow and condensation. Great review, thanks for taking the time to share it.
Hi mate thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. It's a great shelter I'm well impressed with it. We have used it in the rain and it was fine (zero ingress) that being said it wasn't prolonged heavy rain so I will test it in that when I can. I'd imagine it will be no issue as double stitched, seam sealed and taped with YKK zips. It's 3 season single skinned so has its limitations but for the price....WOW! Also compared to the HB Soulo at 10 x the price.... its a serious bit of kit. Thanks again ATB Simon
I just noticed your other video with this tent! I'll give it a watch. 👍
Great 👍 thanks for the support. Let me know your thoughts
Its a summer tent. Points of concern are; the bath tub looks unable to keep its form and appears to sag very low, this would potentially be a disaster if caught in bad weather. No ability to pull out those big end panels. You didnt clarify: Does it come with a footprint, is the bathtub made from same material as the outer skin? Is the skin silicon coated? Does it come with any options for an additional 3 season inner skin like the Lanshan ?Are the tension lines reflective, what do the tensioning adjusters look like, its difficult to see with no close up. What do the pole holders look like? close up needed. Is it a Lanshan killer? Probably not but there are other better tents.
Thanks for watching and for the comments 👍... bathtub doesn't sag it keeps it form. As u say its a summer tent. It's doesn't have the centre pullouts but I dud show the lower side pull outs. The rigidity is better than my lanshan. No footprint (not required IMO). No options for inner that I can see from onetigris. I showed the corner pullouts and tensioners. I showed the pole holders also. Everyone has their own opinion on what's important to them.... for me this beats my lanshan. Thanks for taking the time abd for some valuable points 👍 ATB Simon
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES You did show but please do proper close ups, it was not possible to see clearly and I am looking at this on my large tv. The visual bath tub issue I am referring to is shown in the middle by your feet, its pretty obvious. Last but small issue with One tigris that's frustrating, they refuse, despite numerous requests, to put the model name of the tent on the outside of the bag. Have a good day.
if you apply the discout it`s coming out at 116 dollars which is only 91 quid!! any idea if that will incur a import duty fee when it arrives?? .
I`m definitely interested
I don't believe so. Think that goes by weight. I'm not entirely sure mind do maybe worthwhile double checking with onetigris. Cracking value 👌 Thanks for watching ATB Simon
I see now that the tent has no extra guylines on the sides like the Lanshan has. Makes it less stable in stronger winds and rain.
Yeah no guys on the flanks but overall I'd say this is more sturdy than my labshan. Neither are really designed for stronger wind. Excellent shelters 👍thanks for watching ATB Simon
Blessed us with an extra vid this week! This tent does look pretty decent like, i'd probably sack the poles and find some sticks 👌
🤣🤣👍 mate the tent is actually class and especially for the money !!! Propper bit of kit. Aye you'd use sticks.... ur part sasquach I'm sure 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching my mate
bigger in size , more heavy and less waterproof .......ill stick with the lanshan
Lanshan is a solid choice..... each to their own.... 👍👍 I prefer this. Been using the lanshan 2 for quite a while had issues..... maybe time will tell with this one . Thanks for watching ATB Simon
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES What issues you've had?
@@djka8083 water ingress and the housings for the poles inadequate for strong wind..... that being said only heard a few people with this issue....maybe a batch thing. 👍
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES Its a budget tent, dont think its made for high winds. Do know a guy that used it in scottish highlands, just added 4 delta pegs and it was great. Probably the best type of poles to use with lanshan would be the ones with cork handles, to give more friction. I seam sealed mine, zero leaks. Lanshan is a great tent, pro version is a killer.
@djka8083 yeah mate some good mods / additions there like can see that would make a difference 👍 deffo not knocking the lanshan...... used the 1p and 2p plenty times..... the 1p I absolutely swear by. 👍👍👍
Onetigris has me surprised me lately the hill Ridge is great along with the stella 4 season and the Cosmitto 2 specially for the price I think they will push good product in the future
Totally agree mate ! I'm well impressed.... I didn't have high hopes but I'm genuinely shocked. Talk about bang for your buck. I'll be using this regular for sure. Thanks for watching much appreciated ATB Simon
is this the MOUNTAIN RIDGE ?
That's the one! Seems to be called either the hillridge or Mountain ridge. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES i looked at one those ended up with a lanshan1 3season t zip inner spent night on a hill last nite gettin buzzed by low flying R.A.F helo s till 3 am then woke about 7 to a gorgeous cloud inversion like being sat on a island above the sea of clouds in valleys
The lack of a central guy on those side panels is a killer. You'll get absolutely soaked in the wrong conditions. That said, it's a budget tent and there will inevitably be some sacrifices.
Thanks for uploading 😊
Thanks for taking the time to comment appreciate it 👍 I suppose single skin and in colder conditions u gonna get that. Like you say its a trade off for price. The HB Soulo is horrendous for condensation and 10 x the price . Thanks for watching ATB Simon
This was recently discounted on Amazon UK, but ordering direct from the US is prolly cheaper.
Personally, I'd already considered this for doing the Cuddy Way and now I'm more convinced that it would be great summer hiking tent.
Sadly, I'll have to leave it for a wee while as I just picked up the NatureHike Tagar 2 as a day-hiking emergency shelter; ain't got the moolah for two tents right now, even if they're both relatively inexpensive.
It's already great value but if its taken another price drop even better 😲. Honestly great shelter and would be perfect for multi-day thru hike like cuddys way. Can't mess with the NH either mate top class. Thanks for watching mate ATB Simon
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES No, the discount has passed already.
By the way, your trailer is quality.
Good video but the tents currently priced at £124.95 and a fair bit heavier than the lanshan equivalent , great simple informative video though
Hi Paul....thanks for watching mate appreciate it 👍..... via ontigris site $129.99 then the 10% pop up 👍 link below if needed.
www.onetigris.com/eu/mountain-ridge-camping-tent.html
ATB Simon
116 dollars is only 91 quid
Just got one of these for £87 Amazon delivered should be here on Mon , it was between this and the Vango Heddon 100 , my first trekking pole tent , I currently use the banshee 200 great tent .
It’s almost identical to their tangram only it’s half the weight. I just don’t like single skin tents. Also the tangram is 75D nylon whereas this one is 25D which, I think, makes it weaker. Having said that, the tangram is only 1500HH whereas you said this one is 3000HH? Tangram is cheap too. I think I got mine for around £120.
Hi mate thanks for watching abd for taking the time to comment. Yes 3000mm on this one and seam sealed and taped too. I take your point about single skin....not everyone's cuppa but is a 3 season shelter and absolutely bang for your buck 👍🙂. I need to test it in strong wind and will update. ATB Simon
@@YONDERMOUNTAINADVENTURES look forward to the test of wind and rain 👍🏼
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A frame trekking poles tents are absolutely THE way to go for backpackers, I do think. But one of the problems with making the tent really WIDE like that is ya have to sleep sideways, in essence. A 5 foot by 7 foot trail tent you sleep longways with 7 foot of room from head to foot. You have 35 square foot of floor space, and if you want to cut your own poles on the trail? You can easily find tents in the 3 pound range, for a reasonable price. With THAT tent, you will sleep the opposite way. It is also not very deep. How much width space do you get? In a 5 by 7, each person gets 2.5 feet of width space to sleep in. Eight minutes in, when you laid down in it? Plenty of width space for ONE guy, but not for TWO guys. It is 1.2 meters wide. Which is about 3.96 feet. Well? Huh, 4 feet wide versus 5 feet wide is a big difference when two people are laying side by side there.
looks unusable. lanshan 2 pro is 2,7m long for a reason.
It's absolutely 💯 usable.... more than sufficient for 2p and gear. If you feel u need more space yes something bigger is better 👍 Thanks for watching ATB Simon
3.03 lb isn’t light
It's more than light enough in my opinion.... obv if u looking for something UL there are better options.... but the price is a huge contribing factor. Thanks for watching ATB Simon
Stay solid and dont give in to woke,24 ounces each,wake up