Recent content by philipb

one fortress do sell a number of mesh inner tents that will fit inside a number of tents. I dont know if this would help with condensation. although unlike the tipi style tents if you put an inner in the homestead I dont think you have room for a stove, My previous tent was a Oztent RV1 and...

I just ordered a new tent. It is a OneTigris Solo Homestead TC Canvas ans it has a stove jack built in. My only experience of a heated tent was using a small gas heater and we ended up with a lot of condensation. would you get the same with a wood stove?

Gor-tex is a name brand and I recently found out that several times the product has been changed over the years since it came out. Mostly to reduce production costs. it is at the point now where there is little difference between gor-tex and other similar products. The original gor-tex was...

How much do I need to spend to get something decent

I need a good set of waterproofs. I want to avoid camo otherwise I would get an army surplus set. is gortex still the one to go for? any recommendations will be very welcome

All their stuff is quality and made in the UK will half decent pricing compared to others

Many items on the outlays website seem to be unavailable. I recently bought a canvas tarp from them but their product line seems to be reducing. Does anyone have any info about this company. Is it just a stock issue or are they changing their product line.

a dangerious game that. water bottles should only be for water

i guess it is mostly marketing trying to get you to pay big bucks for a simple bottle

ive seen a few things warning of leching of chemicals in water from the water bottles. BPA beig the most prevalent one mentioned. it is really an issue if the water is only in the bottle for short periods (ie 48 hours)

Like what?

what type of water bottles do you normally carry and why did you choose that particular type. And how much water do you carry

i just bought some loop aliens to try they seem very adaptable but a bit fiddly to use at first but gets much easyer with practice

I just got a new tarp and it is the first one I have had that does not have brass eyelets. It only has sewn in webbing tie out points. will a single loop of paracord start to cut through this over time or are they plenty strong enough. how to you attach paracord to a loop like this?

cheers I will give them a try. I have a couple of budget tents that just have a small piece of bent metal or plastic as tensioners. they seem to work but I never really liked them or trusted them