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@@akashdash_bd thank you for taking time to comment. Our channel is a hobby rather than a business and we are happy to continue as we are 👍

@@mkrhike Most Welcome. I would be happy to help you reach a larger audience. Would you like to chat about this?

@@akashdash_bd no it’s fine, we’re good thanks

@@mkrhike Ok Dear. Most welcome. Let me know if you ever need this service.

We found this tent to be great and not had any problems. We stayed in it on campsites staying few days in one place and also multi day backpacking. We do however take care not to damage it (as we do with all our gear) and we purchased a footprint which will give a little protection from the ground.

Does it have zipper on the fly? Or just velcro patches?

Awesome! Have a great day 🤩

Hi, really sorry, we had to sell some gear to raise funds and this tent was one of the things that went so can’t check and can’t remember :(

@@mkrhike aah too bad, thanks

Nice one 👍 we are the same! We will be sure to catch yours 😁

Thank you for sharing your memory with us. It’s amazing how these things stick with us and although sometime challenging we can look back with a smile :)

What’s it called mate

You mean the 4 season inner tent from the 3F UL Gear Floating Cloud 2?

The original one is rectangular and only cover the sleeping space. The alternative one is slightly larger and extends into the porches.

They don’t list it. I will say that of the 3 dynema tents I’ve owned this is the thinnest material I’ve seen used. The floor seems like it is very close to the thickness zpacks uses on the walls of the duplex, so 0.5 oz/sq.yrd. The fly is much thinner. I’d guess 0.25. It is reinforced substantially with double layers and/or thicker fabric in the high stress areas though. I’m not worried too much about the durability of the fly. The floor does have me worried a bit though. I don’t think it would last a pct hike. Between the thin floor and solid walls I’m very curious how the inner of the regular tiger wall compares weight wise. If it’s close enough I might just use the fly and poles from the carbon and the inner from the regular one. Not mad about it at all given the current REI price though.

Cool! Nice one :) congrats!

Same !!!

Hey same here! It’s great to hear from someone who’s owned one a while and is really happy with it!

You sure it was the tiger wall 3 carbon and not the regular tiger wall UL3?

@@spacecruisers 100% certain. It was 70% off.

yeah we find the tent to be generally a bit draughty since the gap under the fly along with mostly mesh sides :/ definitely one for a warmer weather/climate

@@mkrhike would be ideal to have a fly with an adjustable skirt

Thank you, not an official path just retracing Dave’s walk from years ago with his friend. Hawes to Aysgarth was our favourite day :)

@@mkrhike I've just subscribed to you. I go to this area each year with my brother and our Mum... staying in the village of Thoralby.. It's nice to see those lanes and paths that I'm not familiar with. Mind you, we tend to drive everywhere. !

Hello, yes it was! Amazing. It kept flying slightly in front of us :) thanks for taking your time to watch and your lovely comment ☺️

@@mkrhike your welcome have a good weekend 😊

Hi, not tried it with the vestibule in the heavy rain and wind situation... our idea for the vestibule was for longer stop overs so we can cook inside in case of rain but so far only used it on multi-day hikes.

@@mkrhike yeah fair enough. Thanks for the feedback, got a weekend in Penrith coming up and although I’m not concerned about the tent on it’s own, the vestibule may cause a problem 😂 thanks again great review of it btw 🍻

@@SuperMacBrother have a great weekend and let us know how it goes with the vestibule if you try it but we will keep our fingers crossed for a good weather for you! :D

@@mkrhike haha thanks man, I think its destined for rain each day, but Id prefer that tbh. Ill certainly let you know how it holds up mate, thanks again

@@mkrhike so back from the camp with the Mongar 2 and vestibule. Both held up great without leaking but the inside of the vestibule felt very damp. So not great in heavy rain. Tent itself was bone dry tho, and both held up to very strong winds without issue. Vestibule looked to be a bit sagged which I think is due to my astonishingly bad pitching ability lol.

Hello, we kept the rucksacks in the tent but the shoes were in the vestibules and stayed dry 👍 Thank you for your support! ☺️

Thank you for your kind words and the sub! It means a lot to us :) M.

Hello, yes the tent still all good 👍

@@mkrhike Any bad point s?

@@shropshirecycle for the money none but a note from M is that it’s a bit drafty due to the mesh so perhaps 3 season claim is a bit optimistic in the U.K. weather ;)

Oh wow! Thank you so much and glad you enjoyed it! Hope your hike went well :D M.

Hi Melanie, we did this walk end of May. It should be getting warmer in April so you should be fine. We will keep fingers crossed for some sunshine for you! :) Have a good one and if you have any questions feel free to ask :)

Hi Dean, I think they might be on the lead but it seems to depend on the season… unfortunately for us it was lambing season so dogs were banned, there was a sign on the gate. It’s best to check before you set off. M.

Thank you! We’d love to visit Norway sometime! Have a great day too :)

Thank you :)

Thanks Simon! That means a lot to us :) have a great day!

@@mkrhike your welcome 🙏🏼 best wishes Simon 👍

Me2 mate 👌

Thank you! :)

Thank you so much! :) M.

Thank you 😊

Hello! Yes it’s just under 2m. Our last video shows the dims more clearly.

Thank you so much! It really means a lot to us :) Have a lovely weekend too!

This tent has been through wind and rain and we had no issues so all good :) 👍

Hi Stefan, we will remeasure today and get back to you!

@@mkrhike Great :) As i am 191, that means that stretched out i'm about 200 - 205 at least ... I'm looking forward to the results ! (and maybe other tall people too ;) )