As you know, I have been playing with my tents in the garden.
I put up my Force Ten (there will be LOTS of pics when I get my internet back)
and also my two ridge tents.
I have those three tents, a little eurohike ridge that is a single layer one man (dont like it but it is small and light) a big american dome tent (so say two man but would fit three) and a beach shelter
I do not know how I accumilated so much canvas!
But discounting the beach shelter, my tents bar one are all ridge tents.
I dont like the domes much, I hate fooling with those horrid poles.
Ridge tents are much easier! (particularly the force ten whos poles are on springs and assemble themselves)
is there anyone who feels the same as me?
I think dome tents are like LCD screens and suspension on mountain bikes, something which is popular but of no use, or at least use only in special circumstances
Another thing I want to know is what is the material of the vango groundsheet? most groundsheets seem to be polytarp, or thick tarp, the vango sheet is thin and light and Im sure if I could get some would have many interesting uses.
I put up my Force Ten (there will be LOTS of pics when I get my internet back)
and also my two ridge tents.
I have those three tents, a little eurohike ridge that is a single layer one man (dont like it but it is small and light) a big american dome tent (so say two man but would fit three) and a beach shelter
I do not know how I accumilated so much canvas!
But discounting the beach shelter, my tents bar one are all ridge tents.
I dont like the domes much, I hate fooling with those horrid poles.
Ridge tents are much easier! (particularly the force ten whos poles are on springs and assemble themselves)
is there anyone who feels the same as me?
I think dome tents are like LCD screens and suspension on mountain bikes, something which is popular but of no use, or at least use only in special circumstances
Another thing I want to know is what is the material of the vango groundsheet? most groundsheets seem to be polytarp, or thick tarp, the vango sheet is thin and light and Im sure if I could get some would have many interesting uses.