I will not collapse if I try to defeat it.

About 10 years I have enjoyed solo camp, touring camp, etc. with Coleman's trekking dome. Now I am loving the tent of Leiden, a narrow narrow trek rise 0. Apparently the cross - pole 's self - supporting domed tent seems to have been boiled down technically and it seems that it is falling into a blind alley of evolution, so I bought a tea tent that I had been interested for a long time. This is a genre called Tipy type one pole tent which is rapidly evolving in recent years. It was as good as I thought that domestic tent manufacturers would not be able to do so once these high quality items were sold at a low price and in large quantities. Paul is made of iron, so it is heavy as it is, but I feel that there is strength. I am worried that there is no picture or explanation, but I think that if the shock is given to the pole, the tent will not collapse at a stroke, but plastic parts to fix the pole in the middle of the middle are sewn So, I will not mistake the position to build the pole, I think that there is no worry that the tent will be crushed by rolling over. Or, after striking a peg firmly, I go inside and set up a pole, but because it is heavy so heavy and it is being pushed downward with tension, even if I try to kill even if I try to fly and hit a peg further It will not collapse easily. Compared to the tent for family camp, it seems to be strong in the wind. However, since the pole is deflected and it is not structured to take the wind pressure, I think that I avoid avoiding the place where the strong wind blows. I thought that it was weak for the wind because it had a height of 170, but it seems to be okay as long as it is not exposed to gusts in the front room full open condition on the entrance side. Storage size is also recommended for touring because it is okay to stack horizontally in 250cc sero. The front room is large, and if it is a gas fire that does not have preheating flame, it is possible to cook in a state of fly full closed. Ventilation is good and the interior is wide, and the ceiling is also expensive so I think that it is okay to stay a few days when it rained somewhat. I have not used it in a midwinter camp yet, but I'm worried about it being a bit cold. Lantern hook is equipped as standard on iron pole but position is high so if you hang the candle lantern as it is it is dark feeling to illuminate only the apex part. You can be happy if you devise measures such as lowering the installation position. Just because it is much wider than I thought, I feel that the body's freedom is inferior due to the pole in the middle and I feel narrower than the actual size, but I think that will also get used to staying for a day. Rather, I have developed even a special technique to sit on a pole in the tent and sit down (It is better to stop it) Easy to set up and withdraw. However, at the time of withdrawal, you can leave only 2 pegs like a self-contained dome tent, flip it inside up, dry it by drying the bottom side, and can not dry it. I dried like a futon dried over a motorcycle. In addition, let 's put out the attached peg for garbage. I can not use it for barbecue combs as the point is not sharp. Since it is not pointed, even if it pushes in by hand, it never goes in absolutely and it hangs easily easily when you hit it. I have difficulty understanding what kind of intention there is such a metal stick, but I was able to play the wisdom ring with the attached peg that got crushed while hitting a fire crisis after dark, I made another star I want to attach it.

Camping touring

I bought Excursion Tippy 210 with one pole tent in the number I was interested in. We chose this tent because there is a front room unusually for a one pole tent, and there is a front and back entrance. I got lost in the same manufacturer's 325, but I made it to 210 direction by storage size and weight. It is easy to load on a motorcycle because the width when it is stored is 50 cm. Habitability is for one or two people, but for one person if you think about putting the luggage inside. Compared to the dome tent for the same number, I think there is not much pressure as there is height. The width is 210 cm, but if the height is about 180 cm, the head may hit the inner tent. I did not get badly hit. Even assembly procedures can be easily done if known. Put the ground sheet → spread the inner tent and drive the peg in the four corners → Install the main pole in the inner tent → Install the front pole, cover the fly sheet and fix the pole and fly sheet → drive the peg into the fly seat → Depending on the storm guard 's rope according to pegs. Although it seems that there are many procedures, I think that it can be installed easily and easily. Also, I use Doppel Ganger's outdoor bag in bed. There is a feeling that it is almost forcibly putting, but you can use it. If you use this bed, you will need a trick in how to assemble it. When putting in bed, I think that it is easy to install before placing the main pole, putting the bed inside. Speaking of the characteristics of a one-pole tent, it is a feature, but you will definitely need a peg strike. If you are going to peg everything, it will be 16 places in all. It will be tough if you do not get used to it. The contents were inner tent, fly seat, main pole, front pole, rope (4 pieces), pegs (16 pieces), Pegghamer. Usability is good as the main pole has lantern hook. It was written that the Peg Hammer was not included in the product explanation, but a plastic Peg Hammer was attached. I do not know whether the specification change or the manufacturer's mistake. I think that it is better to prepare separately because the attached peg and peg hammer are honestly useless. I am using Elise Stake 18 cm and a 100 rubber hammer. It is recommended for ease of use.

Perfect sense of size for use at camping touring

I purchased a tent for the first time for camping touring on a motorcycle. I think the tent can be built immediately even by a beginner, as it is a simple mechanism to set a pole by driving a peg. It is a bit tough because there are a lot of pegs to drive. . . Since the storage size also fits in the width of 50 cm, it is saved by the abundance of seat bags which can correspond also to loading on a motorcycle. Residential space in the tent is easier to change because it can secure the height than the dome-shaped tent. I think that this is a very helpful point if you are a tall person. The width was 180 cm and I was the last minute to sleep. Because the shape of the tent is Tipy, it is natural, but since it is a triangle shape, the inner curtain of the tent may touch the head at bedtime at bedtime. I went to bed with a cot inside, but I did not mind because I was touching the head at the very end. By the way, since cott is assembled after assembling Tipy, we need to assemble it inside. I assembled the logos' compact cot inside, but assembled it by temporarily shifting the pole as necessary. After assembly, you can return the pole to its original position and use it as usual. In addition, even though it is considered to be used alone, the living space is the minimum in 210. I think that it is better to exercise 323 if you can. Just like me, if you consider loading on a motorcycle 210 will be the best.

As a reference for everyone

Purchased by looking and attracted to the ease of setting up a one-pole tent. It is assumed to use only solo. I think that it would be nice to have the front room if you think about luggage and rain. I just feel that the coolness of one pole has halved because of that, though it is a personal impression. Medium is better than other solo tents, but it was nice to have a height, but as it is small it just makes me feel at the middle pole. . . Or it is an obstacle. I was hoping for easy setup, but it is somewhat annoying to have to strike a peg without fail. Also, although it is pretty forcible, I tried sleeping with putting a doppel ganger cot. I am worried that the curtains can not be broken as it is too big. We recommend using a cot with a little wider. But entering for impossible enters (photo) I wrote a negative opinion somewhat, but I like the basic look and structure as well. In the winter can, instead of leather skirts, we set up leisure seats for details as shown in the photo, and tried countermeasures against cold weather.

Can be connected with Montbell's Astrodome

The front room entrance of this tent and the entrance of the triangle of Montbell's Astrodome are about the same size. It was possible to concatenate to the extent that it did not leak out by the following procedure. ① Connect each other's zipper hands with a small S-shaped carabiner ② Roll the top of the front chamber pole and the inside of the astrodome with rubber with a hook of about 25 cm (we use the Captain Stag Mini Stretch Code M-8294) Connecting ③ Even though it is a family camp that involves a fly seat of this tent together with the Astrodome, it is convenient when you want to taste the feeling of solo camp or to use it as a tent for children. It can be used as a luggage storage luxury.

The size of the front room is wonderful!

I entered the product unopened at the site, but it was easy to set up. Just a couple of attached pegs crooked in the middle of two. (It seems the ground was a bit hard, too) The front room is large enough to accommodate small chairs, tables and so on. I bought it was a great answer.