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Which tent - 4 season, 2.5kg, 6ft2in, vestibule |
25-Jun-2009 At 11:31:47 AM |
Rock Weasel
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I've got a Nammatj GT. Very impressed with the quality and durability of the tent, and would recommend it to others, particularly as a base camp tent. It can quite easily be taken higher, but it does require a fairly large area to be flattened out for the tent and vestibule. Some of the Hilleberg dome tents would be a better choice if you are looking at high-wind areas. Having said that, my Nammatj has copped everything Ive thrown at it, and I still have the option of buying a second set of collapsible poles (recommended by the manufacturer for high-wind areas). |
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