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Your videos are fantastic. Just discovered your channel. I love the nod you do after saying something, it's like a catchphrase.

brilliant

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Really helpful video, and you did a great job of making it informative and to the point. I am looking forward to trying the same with my durston. Subscribed!

Its so good and relaxing watching you👌😎 thx

Now that's what I call a review. I could see the appreciation of the gear through the love of cinematography. I was hesitant about choosing the copper spur against the Nemo Dagger, but I just made up my mind, going for the big agnes. Big thanks from Canada !

Thank you for sharing these great videos. I am new to backpacking and watched so many videos on this tent brand. This really helped me decide to purchase this same tent. I also appreciate your advice on stakes and using additional lines.

Abjectly underrated editorial skills

The video needs a black sequence that lasts a week in duration. I think this would make the editing even better because the experience of missing seeing something for that long will give the impression that the video is much better.

My tarp is slightly different size, but gave this a go over the weekend. Worked great, even with pretty strong rain everything stayed dry. Just wish I could make it a bit taller so I didn't have to hunch over so much to get in an out.

Thank you for the tips. Do you have a video showing how you pitch the tent?

Hans may i know which snow pegs you are using and which guylines?

Hans great video and some new information not found about the Copper Spur HV UL3, thankyou so much for sharing! Liked and Subscribed

I'm curious why you chose the solid over the regular or the pro?

I absolutely love your voice, it has that asmr quality. I think if you experimented with shotgun mics you could find one that makes your voice sound crisp. Keep up the quality videos!

Superb review

Hi Hans! Do you think this modification would work with a 243 cm x 304 cm polyethylene tarp? Considering doing this for a 4 day 3 night trip I'm going on next week.

really cool vid hans

lol going to have to stop by kitridge and see if they still have those thermometers.

This video was so straightforward and so informative. Why doesn't this have more views!?

Thanks for this interesting review. I own what I believe to be the predecessor of this tent: the Abisko Lightweight (2p version tent). Seeing as they don't offer any information on their site anymore and even deleted their old video's about care for this tent from their official UA-cam Page, I hope maybe you can answer a question I've been having. I've owned the tent for around 9 years, but due to circumstances only used it 6 times in those 9 years. (Boy Scouts, always on a protected campsite and not really used in foul weather or crazy storms). But I had the tent poles break on me 2 times. Even though the second time, the pole came from a whole new set I ordered, and was not a repaired one. Do you have any experience on the DAC featherlite NSL poles being so easy to break? Last time they broke, it was while testing the tent during a rainy but almost windstill night to see if it was still waterproof after 2 years of being stored away. My wife is calling me crazy I payed 800 euro's for a tent (+ 200 euros for a replacement pole set) claiming that with the light camping we do, we'd better be off buying a whole new decathlon tent every year and coming out still cheaper. And I'm starting to believe her and lose faith in the Fjällräven brand...

I love this in-depth review and of course it invites me to take a closer look at this Big Agnes tent (even though I had promised my kids I wouldn’t go camping anymore these years, I can’t stop my adventurous heart). So Big Agnes come and help me to get into nature again after 3 pregnancies (even when it’s during a day hike with the fly and floor only). Thanks a lot for your dogma ‘95-style review. Very entertaining and friendly team!

Thanks for your content, really enjoy your kit as I tend to like the quality of Montbell and Durston as well.

Awesome hacks, many thanks

Hello Hans, I'm waiting for my x mid to arrive and have very much enjoyed you instructive videos. Thank you for all your work bringing these to us. Take care Sir.

thanks for the video !! my shmoodle girl arrives in two weeks to my home and i wasnt really shure if i can go on big hikes with her in some months! awesome! :)

Hi, thanks for a great video! At 11:18 what camp spot is that. Was hoping to visit it next time I am in Sweden :)

Thanks for the review and also the hacks video. Greetings from New Zealand Do you belond to Durstan Face Book group - amaxing solutions always

woooohooooo :) great review!

Fantastic video!

Thanks for this in-depth review, it really helped me understand this is a great tent, but it's not for me, since I'll be camping mostly in sunny yet humid conditions. So thanks to you I'll avoid drowning in condensation :)

This is spectacular. Thanks for your valuable time.

Man rockin!!

Thanks for the fantastic review. Your style is great. I have just purchased the 2 and was curious as to whether you knew how strong the wind was when the tent fabric ripped? Many thanks indeed!

Did you consider a hiking poncho made of dyneema?

Hans, really enjoy your videos! How has your tarp setup held up in the wind? Any problems?

Thanks Hans for sharing this video. I had the same issue when a peg came loose and the tent collapsed and broke a pole. Entirely my fault - I'm still happy with my tent and got a replacement pole. I asked Big Agnes directly on tent direction and they said this: "If you are in a windy area, do your best to orient your tent so that the foot (shorter side) faces into the prevailing wind. This will put your tent in the best position to resist even strong winds and reduce flapping noises during the night." -customer service. Have you tried putting the treking poles on the inside to brace the pole, it doesn't need to be that high? I use the treking pole strap to tie around the tent pole, then dig the spike into the ground. I'm always afraid of someone stealing the treking poles when on the outside.

Is the Travel 50 big enough to be functional with its only 88cm diameter? Or do you wish you had a bigger umbrella?

Hi Hans, which camera do you use? Love your videos!

I wish more videos were like this. Great info and hacks. Thank you

Thanks for the video Hans, could you put links to your products in the description? if you put referal links it might even earn you some money :)

For me, these chairs hurt my neck. Id rather stand😂

Your videos are great; honest, thorough and helpful. Thank you.

Beautifully made video.

why back in the days you have choosen the copper spur and not a Nemo or MsR ultralight tent?

I understand you switched to the X-Mid from the Copper Spur to get better wind resistance, but I'm wondering why you didn't try a lightweight tunnel tent like the Nordisk Telemark? All three seem to weigh around 1 kg and, and just from reading it specs, it sounds the Telemark would offer better wind and water resistance, while being designed for the Scandinavian wet and windy conditions (such a being able to set up the tent without the inner getting wet) compared to the American style X-Mid and Copper Spur. I'm just curious about your thoughts because most ultralight gear talk is centered around people hiking in much milder conditions than you are.

Hey Hans :) Which freestanding tent would you recommend if i am searching an ultralightweight freestanding alternative to the xmid?

What do you think about the solid versus the non-solid version? (1P) Does the non-solid only fit warmer weather?

Hi Hans great video would you mind me asking what millimetre the elastic cord is and where to get it from going to take you up on the sea to summit guylines also I bought extra msr ones for my msr hubba hubba nx2 but I like the look of them more from Lancashire UK 😀👍

Dan Durston is now including 8 DAC stakes with purchases when made from his site directly. Just received them!!!