Well... every tent is designed to cope with strong wind better on the short end. But in this video, i think they wanted to show that even with wrong set, this tent will still stand. And if this tent stands that way, ofc there ll be no problems when it is set right.
Hilleberg on their very own video tell you to set the door facing the wind to allow the wind to ho through the front vent on the door to stop condensation
I asked Hilleberg about this, and they said that the vent should face the wind. One of the reasons is that it is designed that way for airflow, but in that way the wind won't push the outer tent into the inner in the foot end. With Helsport-tents it is like you say, and for me that makes the most sense. I guess the Keron can go both ways, since it has a vestibule in both ends.
Love this!!! Best tent video on youtube! Well done!
You need to turn the Windblower off, it's much easier this way.
Great test, but I think you may have pitched in wrong. I believe the Nallo is designed to take the majority of the wind from the back.
Well... every tent is designed to cope with strong wind better on the short end. But in this video, i think they wanted to show that even with wrong set, this tent will still stand. And if this tent stands that way, ofc there ll be no problems when it is set right.
Hilleberg on their very own video tell you to set the door facing the wind to allow the wind to ho through the front vent on the door to stop condensation
awesome job pitching that tent! my next tent will be the Nallo 3 GT.~ great video!
Double poles?
nid schlecht guti Arbeit das nenni e Produkttest
It might be better to start with the other end towards the wind. Not the opening of the tent directly in the derection of the forcefull wind.
I asked Hilleberg about this, and they said that the vent should face the wind.
One of the reasons is that it is designed that way for airflow, but in that way the wind won't push the outer tent into the inner in the foot end.
With Helsport-tents it is like you say, and for me that makes the most sense. I guess the Keron can go both ways, since it has a vestibule in both ends.