When I was a hillwalker had mutiple Hillerberg tents ranging from the Akto to Tarra, including a nallo 2. Now for cycle touring have bought and Anjan 2 which I expect to use for 4 seasons below the snowline.
You actually can not on this one unfortunately. You might be able to Kerry rig something as it does roll back a good ways but you can’t roll it up and over the poll.
The Yellow Label definitely has its place. I've used this tent in some horrific conditions at 12,500ft and it was fantastic. I also recently purchased the Anaris, and though sturdy and easy to set up, I highly prefer the Anjan.
There is nothing special about this tent other than the price. I found that the technical tent line from Vango is much better, more options and better materials.
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When I was a hillwalker had mutiple Hillerberg tents ranging from the Akto to Tarra, including a nallo 2.
Now for cycle touring have bought and Anjan 2 which I expect to use for 4 seasons below the snowline.
They really are the best tents.
Im your 34th sub
Are you able to roll aside the front fabric of the vestibule like on the nallo 2 GT?, for great views from inside the tent?
You actually can not on this one unfortunately. You might be able to Kerry rig something as it does roll back a good ways but you can’t roll it up and over the poll.
It's not even the best Hilleberg tent in the same shape. It's a 3-season tent for a grand.
Hilleberg should cancel their entire Yellow series.
The Yellow Label definitely has its place. I've used this tent in some horrific conditions at 12,500ft and it was fantastic. I also recently purchased the Anaris, and though sturdy and easy to set up, I highly prefer the Anjan.
There is nothing special about this tent other than the price. I found that the technical tent line from Vango is much better, more options and better materials.