Ultimate PEAX Solitude Tipi 4 Review: Spacious, Stove-Ready & Adventure-Proof!

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Dive into the great outdoors with our comprehensive review of the Peax Solitude Tipi 4!
Discover how this tent stands out with its easy setup, dual-door convenience, and roomy interior perfect for two. Whether you're a backpacker, hunter, or a solo adventurer, see why this tipi could be your next essential gear.
We'll take you through every feature, from its capacity to house a stove and pipe for those chilly nights, to its practical and spacious design. Don't just take our word for it-watch as we test the Peax Solitude Tipi 4 in real field conditions.
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[@journeyman7189]

Nice work. Looks like a great tipi. Got to save my pennies for it.
Nate

[@backwoodsescape]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@vinib72]

Is that a cot on your left hand side? How does it work in a bae camp situation? You like it? Have a link? Thanks for the review.

[@backwoodsescape]

Yes it is. I am definitely a fan of cots when base camping, I find it it to be a lot more comfortable. This is the one I use www.amazon.com/MARCHWAY-Ultralight-Mountaineering-Lightweight-Backpacking/dp/B08215YSYD/ref=sr_1_15?crid=246O3II2CWP4V&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.0pXLnYYQtTNrOr_8wYYpxgJNe-EJbrD7OkYKZmR6x0p0KDWo_HzVS_9HJLonxHcPDTJHwJFqUPYoup6JFGLiEYUW2M3leKRFKVlYLupaRxJ6DZNkj5YIC6NNuf6U2b-0Az3CDNwdmoJoqMUJ2ndfYGtmgFUXu5V25L15MXr51ZWQPAU1tUBLQVOhwA4_t96SeMmacwla4f3ssy1h8kr-FBC3ZkfxL-nzITKgAjoXWSc300Cp1jSdITx0bEwCr0CGKti4XLVTCvqrxfeCpoTOrHjXbp2NxR8F81axXCQKw34.ZFiFBWeGALRAxFOUJfckpgVS9cks5BiLtD_IV8mwmLo&dib_tag=se&keywords=cot&qid=1725821247&sprefix=co%2Caps%2C171&sr=8-15&th=1

[@vinib72]

@@backwoodsescape thanks!!

[@collinaitcheson728]

I'm curious how it preforms in the rain. Does water get in from the bottom?

[@backwoodsescape]

I haven't been in the rain with this, but I've seen plenty of other videos where people are in the rain with this tipi and it works great. It would have to be truly torrential rains for water to get in. If the ground you're on is slightly slanted then water could get in, but in that case you'd want to dig a small moat around the tipi.

[@collinaitcheson728]

@backwoodsescape I appreciate the response dude. Keep making great videos.