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Lowas are superbly comfortable and long lasting, really well made, their only downside is they are next to useless on smooth wet surfaces and suicidal on ice.

Thanks buddy

2nd dibs please - pending pics, ta

nice one, how long did that take to make up?

Found some examples on google images as Breeze had suggested in an earlier post, but using either the kifaru or ti goat stoves. Any equivalent uk suggestions? Ta

Ok, got the new shangri-la 3 in the end. After looking at all the costs involved the kifaru set was going to cost about £1300ish for the bits I wanted.. Much too much! Now I'm interested in the above bit.. Anyone got any brand suggestions? Examples? Experience of doing this? I have had a...

I think £1000 is a bit too rich for me bud.. I will try the guy about a custom made one. Ta

Sorry tony and thanks for changing whatever I wrote - never even noticed!! This has gone on BB btw. Thanks for looking everyone.

Hi, not really after a tent thanks. Have quite a specific idea of what I want... :D thanks

Are any of the options within budget? Taking import costs etc into consideration. From what I've outlined in my previous posts are there one or two specific models that anyone can suggest. I am really thankful of the input so far by everyone, hopefully my criteria will strike a chord with...

On the tam site the Porsanger 4-6 looks good, could you just have a small open fire instead of a stove? Looking at the prices, this might be the only way forward.. Buy a good quality lavvu that can be used with both firebox and stove and buy the stove at a later date... ? Any thoughts on this...

Type of camping will be car camping and half day walk camping in woods. Hill camping will also be done but will not involve use of stove due to lack of materials up there. Ta

Ok, I like the look of and reviews of the shangri la 3 but I don't think it is stove friendly. I like the idea of a half nest for me and the boy, other half bare ground for boots and cooking etc. I really am swayed towards having the stove option as it means I can dry clothes, cook, keep boy...

Breeze, thank you for such a well thought out post. (your first too! Welcome!)

Okidoki.. So does anyone have any advice on alternative brands. Big enough for 3 plus kit, fire friendly, reasonably light, well made and good value. Thanks. (have searched the threads but not found anything that stands out)

All pms replied to. Still available. Thanks

Still available guys n gals! Ta

have relations in canada.. could be a good excuse for another visit in their lake lodge lol

Thanks all... bit more research required.. :)

Nobody....?